New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
TOPICS IN BERLIN.

Berr. August 81
KING VICTOR EMMANCEL'S VISIT.-Gldee
masts surmounted by evergreen crowns are being
set up along Inter den Linden, in preparation for
the entry into Berlin of King Victor Emmanuel
OF Italy next Thursday. The INTER den Linden
midvay is being bordered throughout its length oy
potted greenery. The programme for the Kings
entertainment. which includes receptions state cn-
ners and q gala performance at the opera ends on
Saturday with the g-eat fall parade os troops on
the Tempelhof Field. At the Italian Embassy II IS
said that the King is simply making his first cal
since his accession 10 the throne OF Italy on MS
friend the Emperor. Such was the only purpose OF
his visit Russia. and il is quite probable tnat ne
will visit France next year. He . not likely TO 50
10 Austria. because Emperor Francis Joseph never
returned the late King Hur,bert's visit 10 Vienna
as he wanted 10 avoid offending the Vatican by SEE
ing King Humbert In Rome As King Victor En-
manuel on his visit 10 Berlin. will be attended 5y
the Italian Premier Signor Zanardel the relations
between Italy and Germany will naturally DC dis-
e9ssed but anythRs spPToaShiinGg chi e. ne psS1aG Sesos
OF the italian Kings disarmament proposes. y
TGe 1TT 'fe feuitielsnss of akns them IS already wei
understood by the Ministers here AZ Iog briliant
show. and official circles anticipate TeariSO"'
series of functions which must DC attended
DESIGNS FOR THE M'KINLEY MONUMENT
Frank H. Mason. the United States Consul zen
eral here in behalf OF the Mckinley MemoFai C'N
mIttee will invite the German sculptors 10 su"ih
designs for the Mckinley monument ~ IS q..s
probable that several offers will be made, as vcb ~
German sculptors take unusual & ints.eSpe p ~ mHrsced
work More monuments Will doubteSSS ne
In Germany during this generation tnau III a.
other country.
WOULD EXPEL MORMON MISSloNAhlEa
Notic-s Of expulsion have been served by the P0nN'
on trentv-two Mormon missionaries IN 1erti0
but ,hev are all held up through the repies
ton. of the United States Embassy me "'
ware issued chiefly in the eastern districts -. -
sssuiuSIv on the initiative OF the Local snti'''
only there being nothing like desire on 'he 20
~ the government TO interfere with Mormon as.i
ity Hugh J. Cannon. brother Of ex-ssns, .s-,.x
non Of Salt Lake City In charge of the pros@iS
IN Germany has one hundred and forty ame.
agents undar him They are all supporting 'A7
selves and doing missionary work for 80 sthrss
years, for love for the cause lneZ, HS,H.s De-
thousand German adherents Ine se[n [n,n,r,ssiorsrs
10 examine the Mormon doctrines and pIsTr cs-
They decided that there was nothing s,,il tol-
erancs in Berlin The orders for the ~. is,ai
Morrnons have usually been pror1psso "a s,sv inter
Ssnss uhan ths United states Embassy mases "
rsssnt,tions in behalf Of the MornlohS'
THEATRICAL, SEASON BEGINS.-Tns -
theatrical season opened this wses, u t,.
onsrs presentations beginning last nish. aH .rt
ROYAL Theatre also opening WIN rem ,,,v be-
s.cord Nr,. Nordica who only recehuS ~.
-, si,~;nv in German has deeply impressed -,
-. =, ,,r,,,,b with her Isolde. The mana sTai
~ tbs Munich Regent Theatre has ShoNn - ofhsr
enterpriss in inviting critics from Loh b ross
sna,tais ~ ,bs first performances. Inc bur
cspi,s ,, >, savrsufh amounted about slsSe rne
as no new staging was necessary tn.ss,rtors tn.s
9ssn,yacerf after paving fourteen SonauS si,~srs.
hstr, thrtv-two soloists. 1sc chorus sss5icsl
TO stage mana gers and a n,in-lous
stan cleared more than IN o'her