New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-15
POWERS WARN THE SULTAN.
HE MIST STOP THE ATROCITIES IN CRETE
OR TAKE THE CONSEQUENCES.
THE Won JELTsCH scANDAI>-PRINCE IsENBERd
BIRsTEIN SUED BY MATRIMONIAL AGENTS
CONTROLLING FOREIGNERS

Berlin June Ii.-Under arrangement with the
other Ambassadors the Porte, Baron Saur'h"
Won Jeltsch, the German Ambassador IN Oo"-
s;aniinoplc, obtained audience with the sultan On
Friday last and read TO His Majesty note w'Ih'ns
Turkey against the certainty Of losing the good VII.
OF the Powers by permitting the continuance OF
atrocities in Crete. Subsequently the Austrian
Ambassador. Baron DC Calico. obtained an interview
with the Sultan and emphasized the views winch
had been expressed by the German Amoassador.
The Berlin newspapers on Saturday published re-
port that the Powers had sent collective note 10
the Porte which probably had reference to the less
formal communication read 70 the Sultan by Baron
saurma Jeltsch on Friday.
The separate Interview with the Sultan by Baron
De Calico was due to the fact that ne was Obliged
to make special representations bearing upon the
interests Of Austria. which are involved In the Mace
DOMAIN question which Is becoming acute The
Macedonian Committee. which IS sitting in Sofia.
bulgaria. has decided to make demand for the
autonomy OF Macedonia. and are practically con-
spring bring about Instruction IT Is there
fore believed here tina: Austria has asked the sultan
10 cons. Mt to the occupation OF Macedonia by Aus
TRAN troops in case Of uprising there. In con-
nection with this belief may he noted that VI. de
Kallay Austrian Minister Of Finance, in speaking
upon the Austrian Budget in the Delchsrath on Fri
day. asserted that Austria Hungary had become a
Balkan Power since the Empire had acquired Bos-
nia and therefore had Tght to inter6ere in the ne
VI. J.
plans which had been discussed at St. Peters
burg for a confederation of the Balkan States under
Russia's prolectorate. and said That IN CONNECTION
Herewith, the Prince OF Montenegro ana the mig
of ScrIla We're expected TO hold conference with
Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria nj Sofia ut the end 81
the present month.
Tho physical ailments OF the Sultan are among the
factors which causing the present diplomatic
fer,en'. ANA ;he representations Of the German Am
teal action In Crete. assisting the kaiser poCy
of keeping The peace OF Europe simultaneously
urged the Bulgarian Government to put stop at
any cost 20 ;h' armed bands raised oy the Mace
DOMAIN Committee crossing the frontier and mas also
asked the Creek Government TO prohibit the send
Ing Of men and munitions OF war from Greece INTO
Crete.
The Baroness saurma Jcitsch. who has been
divorced by her husband. me German Ambassador
in Constant.nopie has been put under the tutelage
OF Court trustees owing TO her spcndthrlft habits
ard eccentric ways. Another scandal which has
long been the talk OF society has now become public
property The eminent German painter, Franz Won
Ierhach has brOugh, suit for vorce from MS
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beg ~ .Nilt4t} IN o. iri '"'' ~. No.
81. enahicl 90 marry again he has l"ii IN" CdtnJnc
church. which does no. recognize divorce ana IL IS
n.s Intention 20 we'd the Countess Won ilornstein
when he secures b deere" OF s'paia ION ! ldu
soon A. -h, decree of d.yorcn - made absolute 10
Or S,hweningcr who IS Prince Bismarck phy-
, s.cian
Prince Iscnbcrg- Birsten. who married Miss
Lewis an American hercss. + being sued IN a
Berlin court for lO0 00 marks by he agents who
r,c",iat,d the match between himself and Ms
Lows
The Hamburg Nachrich,cn" announces tina,
Prince bismarck VII hcnce>orih decline to receive
any are depu,a In. oi y"'"s ~
colonel Hughes. - the United states Army. will
at,.ad the grand G.rmla military manoeuyreS next
autumn. and VII also attend ,he A 1H5s,,ir,,,a,