New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
THE KAISERS MOVEMENTS.
AN ENJOYABLE YACHTING TRIP IN THE
NORTHERN FIORDS.
ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE HoHENzoLLEhN-
AMERICANS AT THE BAYREurH FESTIVAL
-rHr CAR HAUNTED BY FEARS

AMERICANS AT THE BAfhEulh
-rHp CAR HAUNTED BY FEARS
OF NlHILsTs.
Berlin, July 2s-After the meeting OF the EN-
peror with King Oscar Of Sweden ana Norwa' a.
Molde on Thursday. the lmperai yacht ho"e"
zo,lern with the Kaiser on board s'eai"eu Wy ~
No.rak q. the head OF the Geranger fiord "hch
Is about the end of the Emperors Northern 'o"i'
Advces from Mode Fiord say that the emperor
had week of better weather than that when ne
experienced at the beginning OF his trip. Inc ell
tertainmen,s on board the Hohenzoiiern nave pee"
excellent throughout the week cnor Oh sanoi'
comprsing 100 men, whose voices were "'c'9
trained we're heard TO advantage at the SuhuaF
services and their chorals were accompanied by
the ship's band. Upon these occasions the emperor
read a short discourse and two prayers.
Berlin has hardly ever before witnessed such
scarcity OF notable persons In the city Dr. Miquei
Minister of Finance; Baron Won HammersteH-l|oA-
ton. Minister OF Agriculture. Domains and Forests
and Herr Nieberding Imperial Minister OF Justice
left the city for their holidays on Thursday ConH,
Posadowsky Wehner, Minister OF the lmpe'lai
Treasury, started for the Tyro on Thursday ana
Dr. Bosse. Minister OF Ecclesiastical Ahairs, IN
struction and Medicinal Affairs. has gone TO Caris
bad The foreign Ambassadors and Ministers are
also generally taking their holiday. The Wagnerian
festival at Bayreuth has attracted many OF the
most distinguished Germans and foreigners Among
Prince and Princess OF SAKE Meininsen Prince Won
Hohenlohe- Langenburg. Duke and DUCHESS Abrecnt
of Mecklenburg- Schwern, Princess Vera OF Wur-
temberg. Prince and Princess Won Leinngen Sount
Won WedelPiesdorf and Dr. SchweningeT, tT msr
leans Bayreuth are j. = Jackson F,rs st s Is
son; the Misses Butler Louise Dana and Natalie
CURTIS of NewYork;, Mrs H. + C n
New York; Mrs and ne Misses sp[Snsr, Of Dos
b to and Mrs L. Harris all Of Louisville Ky;
Mr.. and Mrs Stern. Of San Franeisco; Mt and
Of Wilmington min Del; NJ BALDWIN Of Washing
sn C of hfasy o p
burg and Mrs. Ponsonby Shaw. of Philadelphia
The dates Of the Cars proposed visits to the
principal Continental capitals, II indeed they have
been fixed are being kept dark. Recent announce
ments have been made that his trip is becoming
more uncertain daily. and Nihilism seems to be
the spectre which is standing in his way All that
is known of his intentions Is that 1t is his
purpose to visit Vienna and Berlin and probably
Paris but when the visits will take place II Is Inn
possible to say. The Emperors visit to Mini
Novgorod, which he made on saturday was ac-
companied by the usual precautions. so far as
railway travel was concerned The railways over
which he travelled were guarded by troops through
out but when the Car within the limits OF the
city of -Novgorod the usual lines OF soldiers
and police guarding the streets through which ne
city issued a manifesto TO the people urging them
to order ana TO Keep inc tbaf b clens
would preserve order was not misplaced. as there
was no trouble whatever.
An agent Of the Venezuelan Government is here
endeavoring 10 negotiate with the Disconto- Gese-
schaft loan Of $50 10000 Up to the present time
he has been successful
The Emperor has accepted the invitation OF
Prince Luitpold Prince Regent Of Bavaria. TO re-
view the Rayarian Army Corps at Wurzburg on
September 49, This is regarded counterblast
against the Partcularist agitation in Bavaria and
other South German States.