The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

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the czaF himself
PRINCE LoBANoFF- Prince Iobanor-
ROSTseESkY. RosEoFsky par-
sued strong foreign policy, a policy
whsca was regarded ia some quar-
gers as Threatening the peace
ef the xoEhi. Beside his spee.&l
work Prince Loa4acT- -Rosto8sky devoted
BIS isisare hours 70 The ssaay Of AMI 20
the wFltlzg az works on Russian history.
The tour which he had planned 10 take
@4Th TIE cZsF throgEaouE the countries -
Western Europe was expected 10 be most
far-reachinS ia results affecting the set
ttement % the Eastern question Francis
Joseph paid Prince Lobauoff- Rostovsky
the highest honors during the recent visit
q the ezaT 80 Vienna. and nls death az
th@ present 1unctBre IS regarded most
dramatic and important eveat. lpsettiBg.
ss Il does. al possibilities OF c0Dfsrnuces
between the foreign ministers of the great
powers, and compelling Tho ezar 70 change
the plans concerning his sour through
Germany. Frauce and England.
Prince I.obanoff- -Hostovsky. foreign min
isteF of Russia, Was the foremost states
man OF continental Europe He succeeded
NJ de Glers. on the latter's death. as
prime minister. and irnme ensely Increased
the power Of Russia by skIilfui use OF fhe
other nations Of continental Europe. and
were the offensive and defensive alliance
between France and Russia. she 8usTing
~ Japan from the control Of Asia. wita
tEe assistance Of France and Germany. IN
turn for which favor Russia gained from
China important concessions and befams
virtually protector OF China the deliver
ance OF Turkey when she wss threatened
by the great powers last year. In return
for Rhissa service Turkey virtually put
herself under the protection Of Russia !.
the armlng Of the Abs ssinian army. ena-
bang it 20 defeat Italy, England's ally,
TIE overthrow of StaTnbouI0H aud ire sssss-
mission of Ferdinand % Bulgaria TO Ras~
sla A. the time Of his death BE was en-
gagged ia forming coalition OF Russia,
Germany. France and Austria against
England.
prince T.obauof. Ike hss great preds-
cessor. he G8ers. was Of Scan-iEayial de-
scent de Nas one of tae descendants q
Rgr!k. ths Scandinavian aslEentGEer Hno
Invaded Russia IA this uigtn century de-
feated tae natives and founded he Rus
sian empire. wlth N0yg0god a. has capt.
tai lie REGARDED his lineage as equal 4
rlot superior % that OF the house of Hol-
srelu-gf0tt tor2. whtch j. nos on The t8f0ns
of Russia. 50 Independent Eas ne taat CT
one .occazson when the Grand D4Ge Nlah-
rair telaxraphea 10 him a. NieuHas \ ar
rIv, tomorrow night. prepare sparf n1eafs
for me AZ the embassy" ne tegegEsp p1led
back. Your Imperial hieansss must 20
10 q botel. cannot place rooms a. yot& els-
Yosa," The grand duke arrived, TOOK up
his quarters a. the bgfeI ard thea went
20 raH upon the ambasssdor. Nno re-
casged him a. The eatranee of bis salon,
having p1rposey neglected 30 o. PFesfal
either At fEe raBw&T station or a. 1Ha
hatel Tne name T4ohznoG - derived from
ore q his ancestors who Vas s1rnsui@1
I,aaaa CHExh Tsrehes6g. while R0stosfs .
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tov. where tne I.ohano1s were org reign
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sr.erE9r ln ms style - 8ysng. EEtcn Has
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was = nan ~ great wealf1s Asv.aE 5uaeT-
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fronerrv- ass carr5age horses were grand
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an,hasssasr az London. an3 in - Eas
t-ar sferre8 20 VIENNA WHefe res-leA
as Russian auasssasor. a Vienna ass
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great sasgrste, zEka a. rogrf ard .n sose-
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