New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

ne mas any islands the Pacific Coast os tbl.
N1iuieti' "ileEe coal can be found he expects 70
! tu, .91Sss thereof from the governments IN
, -" ny 0eions Moreover, he is convinced thar
mere are coal beds IN Polynesia As stated sbo,o
ne IS undertaking this venture in view of +Lo ~
MS oI inc FahaIna Canal. and one cannot but ad
-Ie e e'erprise and foresight Of this In 50 rna,,-
t I-'e1S @4ilefleah-like English peer. in whom are
- s-.e commercial spirit and the fondness
- - auNVl9uIe or the English aristocracv Of the
Eilzaheth2n times. which contributed 80 T,-,,or- -
re louhea''on Of the colonial empire Of C;reat
Britain. u 0eN'
Sir Frederick Johnstope who rss .,,.. ,.-+..,.
Inc Duke or Bedfords steam yacht sapphi-a m
cruise IL " est Indian waters bears name familiar
80 o'1'S III european court circles but like wise in
e american sporting world. as one OF the most
N-eHtlai members Of the Royal Yacht SQUADRON
ana likewise as having twice won the Derby IN +na
ias1 occasion with the celebrated horse Common In
- SINE way that Don Alfonso Of Spain was horn
9 NIHs - frederick was born q barouet. having
l1u@ his advent into the world about three months
after the death OF his father He is the elder -
t"ins and VIII be succeeded by his younger brother
George, IN the barocetcy and estates
re iaOter are very large, and considerable pro-
portion OF Sir Frederick's wealth is derived from
this country, whore the Johnsofie family sill. ms
s@ss large amount of territory ACQUIRED bv The
baroret's ancestor. Commodore George Iohustone
OF the Royal Navy who was one OF The last Colonial
Governors OF Florida. and who welded local heir
ess Charlotte Dee hy name. Sir Frederick is his
sFeatgrandson aud has on several occasions Wis ted
the United States in connection with his extensive
interests here. Fver since he was at college with
King Edward he has been one Of the atters init
mate friends, and is a claimant 10 the dormant
naTquisate OF AnnandaIc Indeed both he and his
father spent much money during the nineteenth
century IN endeavorng TO secure the recognition Of
their claims by the House of Lords But in eaca
instance the case was decided adversely
Sir Frederick. who sails next week viii he ac-
oonpaEied on his cruise by his wife, Laura Couu-
tess OF Wilton. widow of the late Earl OF wilton
The latter spent the closing years Of his life under
restraint Before being locked Up as insane the
late Lord Wilton achieved fame by his rernarka bile
musical talents. Indeed. Sir Arthur Sullivan. the
composer. was never tired Of declaring that Lord
Wilton was without exception the cleverest ANA
teur violinst in existence. At one time he toured
through the provinces with Sir Arthur and sew
eral other virtuos.. some professional and some
amateur. under the name of "the Canterbury Pill
Erims."
There is no truth IN the story widely circulated
20 the effect that Dr. Chrysander the medical at
tendant and secretary Of Prince Bismarck at the
uIne of his withdrawal from the ChanceIlorshlp
until his death is in state OF complete destitutiou
and pauper inmate of the Fredericksbury Asya:,u
for the Insane. DR. Chrysander is rot insane in thu
full sense ot the term He is subject 10 periodical
attacks OF nervous affection and IS being treated
for these. not as pauper but as first class pa
tent. with all the comforts and attentions as such
a. the expense OF tho Bismarck family
Prince Herbert Bismarck by the bye. did not
Gle. as has been stated. from cancer In any form
but frc N cirrhosis Of the liver a disease with re-
gard 10 which medical science Is helpless once the
ins!ady has rea ched a certain stage
King Oscar OF sweden. in spite OF his advanced
years-he Is more than seveuty-ivais still fond Of
dancing, sud the other day. when mis- yacht was
lying or The island OF Hven and when the band
Playing after dinner suddenly changed the tune TO
a lively cakewalk. the old monarch rosa from his
chair and 20 the applause OF MS guests danced II
with the nearly septuagenarian Duke oc Otrante.
grandson of the first Napoieons famous Minister of
Police. Fouche. whom he created Due OF Otrante-
Although the title is French the present duke Is a
Swede, and \ former Officer Of the Swedish army
and chamberlain Of the Kins
MARQCISE DE EONTESOY.