New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
THE KAISER AS AN ACTOR.
lie WILL ASSUME LEADING ROLES IN HIS
TORtCAL PLAYS
soMrrt,tNG OTHER THAN AMUSEMENT. HOW.
EVER. ~ HIS VISIT TO SrocKIioLM-pAM-
AGING REPORTS ABOUT THE KEEL
,-ANAI-TOPICS IN BERLIN.


cANAr.-rorIcs IN BERLIN.
Berlin. July Tn hs visit to- Stockholm the En-
peror is accompanied by Count Won Eulenburg. Ger
man Ambassador to Vienna. who Is his close con-
0dar, IN matters pertaining 10 foreign affairs'
Count Won Goertz Or. Gussfeldt and Herr kiderhh-
Waech.er Among the others OF his suite Is ha'a'
engineer. with whose assistance the emperor IN
closely studying the newest types OF "ars"'p''
Count Won Coertz has charge OF the amusemen's
which are provided on board the inperia s"e'
Hohenzoern the special features of which are the
dramatic performances given In the saloon OF the
yacht under the personal direction OF the ka'se''
whose intention is 10 assume the Ieau'ns 'o'e' II"
pieces treating of Prussan history
The Emperor had long conference Win 'ne
King yesterday. and afterward made tour OF the
CITY, visiting the Northern Museum, accompanies
by the Crown Prince. Later the crown il'"'o
and Grown Princess dined with the emperor on
board the Hohenzoern. The city was profuse'y
decorated with flags and triumphal arches.
The attempt force the retirement Oh p"io"
Won Hammcrsten from the management o' '"o
"Kreuz Zeitune" and the actions for libel brought
by DR.. Won Boeticher against the hamburger
"Nachrch.en' and the Berlin ''Iukunt are prom
Using some rich revelations II high authDri'ies u"
not speedily intervene. The conservative commit
tee which was appointed to manage the aHairs Oh
the 'Kreuz Zeitung expected that Baron Won
Hammerstein would vacate the editorship OF inc
paper on July l. and the trouble appeared 10 Do
over Suddenly the Baron announced that IL "o
should be obliged to quit his post, he would go 10
Switzerland and there publish a pamphlet cohta"
ing the full text OF letters written to him by baron
Won Manteuffel making dsrespectfu criticisms upon
the Emperor's public policy and attacks upon ms ms
private life The letters bear dates covering th1
period when Baron Manteuffe was an especiia'
favorte OF the Kaiser. and in them ManteuHeI IN
du,ged In expansive condolences TO Haminefstein
concerning the Emperor's private acts ana IittJ
expressed his views in regard TO the Kaiser pupc
Tolicy The committee succumbed 10 inns ,hIca,
and Hammersten still remains in editorai CUM
mand of the paper.
The Cologne Gazette deems IT advisable 10
treat seriously the question raised by RUSSIA DO
vessels passing through the Baltic Sea Canal W.
norlng the historic points concerning the Czat y
claims in Holstein. The paper argues that the law
of nations distinguishes between the justice OF 'o,s
levied upon A natural maritime route IKE my
Danish sound and tolls levied upon an arthcisl
situated within the limits Of a single STATE ne
public is only feeby interested In the discussion
OF this question, but Is actively concerned In the
REPORTS which are in circulation that the canal Is
destined TO be a failure
The 'Vossische Zeitung' declares that if large
merchant vessels cannot risk passage OF the
canal It will be wholly useless as a means OF
warships will not be able to pass through unless
the canal is deepened and wdened In the mean
time the military value OF the canal VIII De very
small
Mrs William Walter Phelps, widow Of the former
United States Minister to Germany, ana MISS
Boa rdman are the guests OF Mrs. Phepss daugh-
ter the Countess Won Rottenburg.