New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-27
GAR TO GO TO BARI
Vhv He viii Visit Italy's King
There Instead of at Rome.
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s7rrperor Nicholas's visit 20 King Victor En-
.,nuel viii take place about the middle of next
,nth probably September u, at Bari The
,,,sr has been selected, rather than Rome, owing
: ne Infinitely greater possibilities which it pre-
MS for assuring the safety of the Car Italy is
s,r,ply flooded with Muscovite political refugees,
-srv ~ whom have been concerned in nihilist out
ICES The Italian authorities would like 10 expel
ran or even extradite them 10 Russia. hut are
reyented from doing by the ultra radical ele-
rsr, IN the legislature and by the Socialists out
.ss parliament, who have obtained strong
sootola in public life. controlling the municipalities
!, a very large number of cities and towns.
Al Rome. Naples. Genoa. Florence Milan or Pa
,,rmo the Gar would assuredy have been made
re object OF some hostile demonstration. This in
a,s6 was promised in the legislature and in the
,,,ss II King Victor Emmanuel persisted in vel
e,ring him his dominiOns. Fortunate, indeed.
n the manifestations OF the populaoe limited
n hooting and kissing. for il is probable that
cary nihilist fanatic yearning for notoTieIy.
ass some Italian anarchist sympathizer with the
Russian revolutionary cause. would have awaited
himself Of the opportunity make an attempt on
m, life OF the Emperor by means Of shooting or
ty the hurting Of q bomb if he had Ventured 20
drive in state through the streets OF the city. on
tvo occasions already has the Emperors return
visit 10 King Victor Emmanuel been put OF al the
sst moment. owing 10 the reluctant admission Of
the Italian police that they could not answer for
the safety OF the ruler OF All the Russias. There
Mil be no dificulty, however. in providing for his
security al Bari which is situated a tongue OF
lsna projecting into the Adriatic AS at Cherbourg
when calling upon President Fallieres and at
Oowss, when visiting the King and Queen Of Eng
lsna the Gear will live board his yacht, the
suneart, while at Bari. and the King and Queen Of
lsly will also be ahoat. either lheiT yacht the
savoy, or else on an Italian man-of-war, on which
heir entertainments in honor Of their Russian
alra -. 81, a
si Cowes, the Russian yacht viii be surrounded by
a esrdon OF police boats and naval launches.
The only occasion on which the Emperor viii
snd az Bari viii be when ne visits the Cathedral
a ST. Nicholas, where Queen Helene was received
mo the Roman Catholic Church on her way from
Montenegro 10 Rome 10 be married to Victor En-
manuel, and where nine hundred years ago Pope
Urhsn II held council having for It's object the
Ttc0nclliaton Of the Church Of Rome with what is
Known the Orthodox Rite. 10 which the Car
and his people belong. Owing The situation of
s. Nicholas, on the tongue of land the Italian
authorities will have no difficulty in cutting OF the
approach OF the public 10 the followed by the
Emperor from the landing 70 the basiliea
The Car who will be accompanied 10 Italy by
lR wife and children. will come from Sebastopol
On beard his yacht escorted by Two or three crus-
or battleships OF ehe Black Sea feet, and the
Sabine Porte has already given the necessary per-
mission tor these nlen-of-waF 10 traverse The Oar
ezaslles. They viii be the first Russian warships
70 pass through the strait since the Black Sea
Treaty OF more than half a century ago.
On the way back 20 the Crimea the car may
Tossibly call or the Sultan STEAMBOAT. II he
Goes 50, il viii ne the first instance of a Russian
ruler visiting CoEstantinople in hundreds OF years
that Constantinople which every Muscovits
arch since the days OF Peter the Great is credited
with having been anxious 10 convert into the CAPT
al Of the Russian Empire.
Many years have elapsed since Emperor Nicholas
hst saw Queen Helena OF Italy Brought up en-
fIsly the court OF 81. Petersburg, under the
are and al the expense Of his mother, the now
widowed CzaTina, she destined for his bride
M be gave his heart elsewhere, and, instead OF
tlhg in with the arrangements which had been
usis by his relatives for his matrimonial alliance
Fh the daughter Of the Prince Of Montenegro he
SIGHT the hand OF Princess AliK of Hesse. Two
VlH after his marriage Princess Helena, disap-
Glzis6 in her expectations of becoming Empress
q Russia contracted what has turned out Ia be
n sz,sedingly happy marriage with the King of
l2g Der dOwry and trousseau being provided b.
he slowed Empress q Russia. The Emperor
~ HFVer seen Qu-en Helena since she left the
ol1 o. ST. Petersburg, in 1888