New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-17
WILL THE CARGO TO BERLIN
MUCH GOSSIP OVER HIS COMING VISIT
TO GERMANY.


BISMARCK IN EXCELLENT HEALTH-wHERE is
AHMED ILHAMr BEY7-FREE ALCOHOL IN
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Berlin, Aug 1.-the question which is now agi-
tatng the minds Of the inhabitants OF the German
capital Is VIII the Gar come Berlin? Up 10 this
time It has merely been officially announced that
the Car and Czarina will be the guests OF the En-
peror at Breslau and Gorlitz. but as Vienna and
Paris will be the OF elaborate receptions to
the Russian autocrat and his consort the Berliners
jealousy anxious lest the Car and Czarina
should be sighted here.
The Berlin and provincial newspapers are vari-
ously discussing the question and the matter Is the
subject OF much argument In the cares ana other
public places. Some of the newspapers in the
Of their articles point out the advantages OF
Breslau as the scene OF the reception Of the Car
IN Germany, while the others assume pessmistic
and their belief that 1t is the intention
OF the Russian Emperor 10 come here but TO give
to his visit aspect OF minor Importance as COM
pared with his visits to the Austrian and french
capitals This sort Of thing has aroused the lead
OF the official circles. evinced by an inspired
article in the Gazette" OF Cologne, which rot
only sharply rebukes the grumblers, but is seem
public that IL is not the intention OF Nicholas ii
to visit the city OF Berlin at all, and has not been
from the first. The customary extreme precautions
will be taken in the matter Of guarding the rail-
roads over which the Imperial party will pass and
In protecting His Majesty other points along tho
route
Among the personages of note who are expected
10 assemble at Breslau 10 take part in the honors
10 the Russian Emperor and Empress are the
King of Saxony Prince Albrecht, Regent Of Bruins
wick; Prince Heinrich, the Count of Turin nephew
OF King Humbert Of Italy: Prince Albert OF Bel
Wurtemberg, Captain K n Evans mlltHry A.
tache the United States Embassy; attaches 10 the
other foreign embassies and legations in Berlin, the
Earl OF Lonsdale and Lord Charles Beresford. on
the morning Of September az OK me i n, n
guests will 90 TO G6rtz, whore there VAL De more
military parades and manoeuvres. on the evening
Of September the Car and Czarina, with thelr
unless It shall be decided Ia the mean time that tho
Russian imperias visit Berlin
The Kaiser is having the schloss al Bellevue
renovated The building. which stands in pretty
park about mile outside OF the Brandenburg
gate has not been occupied since 1873 and Is taiins
into decay II Is rum9Tel tna az b Inc vofbFl Crown
Prince William.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a sporting week
In Berlin. from September 20 10 September q. upon
the lines OF the annual sporting week In Dresden.
The Emperor has been asked 10 become patron
OF the sports. The movement Is alreaqSy 49,, WI AZ
bert OF Schleswig- Holstein and Aribert OF Anhalt
are among the presiding officers
The health OF Prince Bismarck. according TO the
Hamburg Nachrichten." Is now exceedingly good.
The ex-Chancellor mas resumed his former long
walks. and is even meditating a resumption OF MS
practice OF horseback riding
Military circles are greatly interested in the where
abouts OF Lieutenant Ahmed Ilhami Bey. one OF the
Turkish officers who was sent to Germany at tho
expense Of the Porte to learn the methods Of the
German military system. who has disappeared; The
Ottoman lieutenant got into trouble win ms LthG-
lady, whose husband brought SUIT against MN IN
the courts The Turkish officers declarations IN
court seem to have involved him in a charge OF
perjury and fearing the result ne hed from Der
lin warrant has been issued for his arrest upon
the charge Of desertion from the German Army.
Henry Daley OF New-York. who was commits
stoned by the Congress OF the United States 70 IN
quirs into the German system Of using free alcohol
in manufactures. has completed his INVESTIGATIONS,
and expresses himself as extremely gratihed at the
ssisance ne received from the various German man
officials with whom ne came INTO contact re Cgi.-
clusion arrived by Nh Daley as The result OF MS
United STATES without defrauding the revenues. ana
a. .re npon manfactrers He finds that those
who asserted that the use OF free spirits IN herman
manufactures was impossible were greatly mis-
taken
Tho unusually small nunrDeT OF Americans a.
Honnburg and other similar resorts In Germany has
excited a good deal Of comment and led 10 much IN
ourv as 10 the cause OF the decrease in the number
O. American sOjourners.
Whatever semi-official statements may be made
upon the subject II will be very difficult matter TO
persuade the public that the retirement OF General
Rronsart Won Schellendorf from the Ministry OF War
Is not connected with the differences which have
arisen between him and General yon Hannke tne
Chief OF the Emperor's Military Cabinet. over the
proposed changes in the military code OF procedure
which have already been explained III these us
patches.
J. B. Jackson. first secretary OF tina United states
Embassy; Mrs. Jackson and Miss kutter are spend
Ing a months holiday Beuzeval. France
After the Sllesian manoeuvres Captain Evans mill
.arv attache 20 the United States Embassy. VIII
leave Berlin for home His departure Will be greatly
regretted as he mas made Of friends among the
of3cers OF the German Army and others who have
had the pleasure OF meeting him
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