New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
THE ABSENCE OF THE KAISER
SPECULATION AS TO WHY HE WILL NOT
DE At THE REICHsTAG OPENING.
TIVE INSURANCE sQUABBLE AGAIN-THE EN-
PEROR CORNERS DR. MipOEi'-9i
THE CHESS MASTER. STARTS FOX
eT PETERSBURG.

THE CHESS MAS1Eh pam"
ST PETERSBURG.
Berlin Nov SO-As the Emperor IS h''"ou' we. y.
co., n Preslau on Monday to take part III '"e ~ "
,h =, Repi,nent OF S,eslan Curasslers anu vi iue'
dav N presIde at the banquet OF the husS"'s at
Ohlau or the occasion of the annversar! "a INC oa'
re of orleans. his absence from Berlin al the Time
- a.. o,o,,rg Of the new session OF the ReicnstaS
T. ,,,,ous,v commented upon. According TO MAJOR
itv NJ the newspapers his absence IS 10 DE 'aAe"
az n sign that the disputes existing "i'h'i 'ne N"o
met have not yet been arranged pu' IL ~ "'o'e
probable that the Kaiser considers that Sitting "a
,be Re,cbstag OF only a fortnights duration. prior
TO adjournment for the holiday recess WIN ho III
portant bills impending. is unworthy OF the iinpe-
rial presence He is not the sort OF man to shrk tne
duty of dealing with serious differences atons M
be which originated in the row between Dr. Won
B6ttcher Imperial Secretary OF state Tor me me
rior and Dr. yon Bodiker President OF the inperiai
Insurance Office. over the laters prematHte PUBL a
ca ton of pans Of his own designed 10 en- e e.
DR. Won B6dlker's getting leave OF absence oslen-
sbly on Of i'll health trelherr Won be,
come to the support of Dr. Won B0diker in the quar-
rel and Or. Won Butcher has now become so IN
sona question OF DR.. Won B0dlker's permanent re-
trement from the public serves 1 wheh
accustomed to fire of reports OF minster.a! ci!Sls
on the eve or me at Feher Won Berpsch and
Dr. Won B0ttcher are about TO resign me lacI ~
that the Emperor allows the fehd tp proceeI, A.'M
ing that both Ministers will promptly waive 'heiI
differences when he orders them TO DO 50.
The Emperor was guest at the dinner recently
given BY DR.. Miguel. the Prussian Minister OF
Finance to a number OF delegates from the traces
Cooperative Association Bank, which was founded
with Government funds. The Kaiser talked with
the delegates freely and with all the masters oil
the various trades. and made himself generally
agreeable Dr. MIGUEL later informed a representa-
tive of the United Press that 1t was surprising to
see how conversant the Emperor was even with
the technical details OF the crafts His Majesty en-
barrassed several of the delegates with his know-
edge Of matters that thu masters themselves were
not quite up IN. and cornered DR.. Miguel himself
mon the question Of the extension OF a State loan
policy toward trades-unions. The Emperor sug-
gested that fund be allotted in the Budget to be
devoted to the education Of the artisans of the coun
their districts, that the Joeal unions sAoulu De
able TO derive benefit from a central cooperative
bank TO be located in Berlin. Pursuing this sub
iect ne also said: Il think they mustn't ask for
more than per cent on loans
The chess master Seini,z started for 81. Peters
burg on Thursday Just before setting out the cor
respondent of the United Press had an interview
with him. Mr.. Stentz complained somewhat OF
his treatment here saying that the Berlin com
mttee had asked him TO come 10 Berlin to give an
exhibition of his skill. but had not told him mat
three other cheas masters had also been invited Al
the same time otherwise he would have stpulated
the terms upoL which he would ccme before acc
ing the invitation. However he said as IL " as ne
was satisfied with what he had received, and was
highly eratiied at the banquet Whifh nad ogen
yet fashionable in Berlin, but expected 10 nave
Splendid time in ST. Petersburg. The Car plays
chess and takes active interest in chess matters
consequently he looked forward to highly success
ful visit 10 the Russian capital