New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

the Regulars and the volunteers, the commissa ria
and medical arrangements. and the relative cour
age and spirit OF the Americans. Since then His
! Majesty has put many personal questions to the
Count The latter in the main. reported favorably
dwelling particularly on the dash and valor or inc
| Americans the superiority Of the Maiser rihe ano
| the poor generalshp displayed on both SIDES
| The former German military attache at Wash
ington also severely condemned General Torai s
| surrender Of Santiago de Cuba -,
| DR. Won Holleben the German Ambassador TO the
United States supped with the Emperor yesterda a
fever Of the American people His Majesty repeat
edly expressed astonishment
| AGGRESSIVE sOCIALISM.-At the Socialists an
nual conference at Stuttgart this week Herr Lien
knecht made a speech In which he declared the 3D.
cialist party the only one capable or freeing
the world from anarchism and war He further as
serted that Prince Bismarck who had more power
than any man since Napoleon. was smashed by the
Socialists" Herr IAebknecht added significantly
"And after we have overcome Bismarck there
is now no opponent we fear"
The speech OF Emperor William heralding the
Anti-Strikes bill furnished material for infamma-
tory speeches The Berlin agitator; Fischer, said
I'VE should have the souls of dogs II we re-
Trained from replying to this eternal harplng on me
GSt sSefy Il a he having
advisable throw down the gauntlet In TINS man
Down with the monarchical idea. That Is now not
only the opinion Of the Socialists. but or the wnoie
The proceedings OF the Socialist Congress brought
out clearly the development OF the Socialists into
Parliamentary party of practical reform herr
Voiimar repudiated Utopian ideas and urged the
delegates 10 ADOPT practical p3cy IN q ,S nn
sress was the prominent part taken by the women
delegates. whose speeches in nearly ever vass
were OF a revolutionary CHARACTER ihey '''u'
compromise caution.
STORY OF THE KAIsER.-The following story
Of the Emperor Is creating amusement. lie paid
an unexpected visit to the Austrian Ambassador
Won Szoegyeny- Marich. one morning. AND aiter
asking for a cigarette and glass OF beer HIS Maj
estv seated himself comfortably in an armchair
and said:
Come and have a chat
After some conversation the Emperor suddenly
Jumped up. looked at his watch and exclaimed
-'saperIotte, did not know It was so late have
Won n telephone? must say goodby to the EN-
nrsss as | have only just time to catch the train
'c The ne Ambassador offered do the elephonlng
and the helioing himself. Then. speaking 10 the
"Ppon't be angry dear I chatted too long with
szoegyeny and must drive direct to the station SO
I cannot give you my parting KISS lol WIN" 1 am
sorry. Goodby dear
OFFICIALS IN DIsFAvOR-The case OF the
newly elected Chief Mayor Of Berlin. Kirschner ana
Magistrate Kaufmann whose appointments nave
NOT becn confirmed by the Emperor. although me
neriod in which they should have been connrmed
has Ella psed promises to become sensational me
Emperor whose sanction Is necessary. ooJecs 10
w. ,uo nersonages named. owing 10 their pontical
con victIons and the "Tageblatt' says:
HOME LIFE OF RUssIAS RULERS.-A French
rewsnaper publishes description OF the home HE
n, the car and Czarina which. II says, Is simple
The Car. 1t appears. often remains at his desk
until late at night and frequently receives MS
counsellors and ministers at midnight but the
paper adds they rarely find him alone. as the Var
ina is generally seated beside him embroidering or
sewing When a stranger appears she picks up ner
sc,ssors and spools and prepares TO leave the room
srho I'm, ihereupon begs her not to go. Dut 10
Ieman With him. and the Czarina silently returns
20 her seat nuts her thimbe on her hnger ana re.
~ sm n work With her needle. while her husband
discusses affairs OF State