The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
KAISER INTIMATE
 AIDE DROPS DEAD
General Count Huelson Haese Ter Stricken With Apoplexy in German Emperor's
 Presence.
SITUATION GROWS ACUTE
Public Irritation Increasing With Delays---Nudicncc With Won BucIow Is Again Post
 pOncd.

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 Berlin, Nov. 15. - Because of the tragic death of General Count Huel- sen Haoseler, chief of the German military cabinet the emperor has telegraphed Chancellor Non Buclow that the audience arranged to take place at Klel tomorrow on board tne battleship Deutschland must be de- ferred. The emperor will return to Berlin on Tuesday when the meeting between him and the imperial chan cellor which the country awaits with intense feeling, is expected to occur. Count Huelsen- Haeseler was laughing and talking after dinner at Donaucs- cnngcn last evening when he sudden ly fell strlken with apopleNy, in the emperors presence. and died almost Immediately. He had held the posi- tlon of imperial adiutant for nineteen years and was the emperor's constant companion He had the ability 10 tell most amusing stories fin the Berlin dialect and had an immense Influence in the army because all promotions | passed through his hands. The high CT commands depended much on his judgment Emperor William was greatly shocked at the death of his aide, and cancelled all engagements at l Kiel After a requiem mass was said at Donaueschingen early thls morning at which the emperor laid a wreath upon the casket containing the body, he went to Baden Baden where the empress Is visiting her great-aunt, the Grand Duchess Louse' His majesty will return to Donaueschengen to- morrow and from there will proceed to Berlin.
 Public irritation against the emperor, as indicated in the newspapers and in the general conversations wherever one goes, seems to increase with the delays in the emperor's receiving the chancel- Tor. The expectation appears to be that tht emperor, i he recognizes the feel 1 ing of the country, will make some sort of declaration which may tranqullize ! his subjects
 The depth of the popular sense of grievance against the emperor is al- most inexplicable one of the leaders of the national liberals in the Reich stag said today:
 "Tho emperor has lost 75 per cent of his influence. in Germany within two weeks"
 The general manager of one of the principal machinery works in Berlin who was present when this remark was made, added Yes, he has lost 20 per cent"
 Since the growing feeling against Emperor Williams personal initiative both in international and external af. fairs was suddenly released by his now famous published Interview" there have been exhibitions of violence that have astnnshed even the advanced radicals Tho interview" merely hai been the occasion for passionate ex. pression of the German peoples desire that the soyerclgn's power shall be Tim tied to close constitutional intcrpreta- tions
 "The people have become conscious, says the editor of Tapllche Rund gchau. conservative court organ which ls supposed tn he the emperor favorltc paper that their welfare O the III of the empire depends upon single individual who has done nothint this week to quiet the Tears of th, people, or to become reconcIlcd wltl them Ills majesty seems to have littl appreciation of how his personal hob blcs and antiquities arc regarded N journal can be found in the countrl that does not take the position tha the emperors personal power in affair of state must be limited, and a Grea number of clippings embodyIng tn comments cf the newspapers have beel : assembled by the foreign office and for wardcd to Baron Fucker Jenisch, am these will be submitted to the empero for examination