New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
Germsnys New Envoy 10 Mexico.

Emperor Williams transfer Of Captain
I7A won Hintze. Of the imperial navy.
nar tho peculiar post which he occupied
2. ST. Petersburg 20 that Of German Min
t'" p'eWpoteutiary a. Mexico IN the
place of harl Bum who spent So many
>'srs I1 New York as consul general is
rn without precedent For when old
Prince Bismarck wished 10 console Lieu
tenant Commander Won EiSendecker. in
s'e for his having been Tilted 10y Countess
Is7e Bismarck he too the amazement Of
ttrooa" secured for him the appointment
" German Minister Flenirotentarv in ia
ish although tho Young officer was quite
'Hlol, diplomatic experience and did not
rsssss In the navy rank ~ oil corrre-
'i'nous ~ that Of envoy
Tie prince was cry fond indeed Of III.
'nrsacter whom no loved almost as son.
-. whose mother had been one Of his
clihcol and earnest friends Marie
marck broke on her engagement with
LS'ndecfer about religious matters. con
'rring which she held pronounced views.
taSfnfeoksr took tho matter very much 70
i"H 01er' and when 7 knew him i'm
,aian 'n 1874 ~tIll looked extremely nm
HAPPY md wore her portrait IN a medallion
f'Erared w.'h Tho word Marie" Eisen-
ecker has been TIE diplomatic service
"t since, spent q number of years As Ger
Tsn Nln'sre~ 10 Washing ON. and now rep
F'sn's f1e KAISER A. 'he court Of Wur-
"nLerg. having meanwhile advanced iu IN.
ieAk ot the nav to tho grade of vice-ad.
N'7a! although he has never served ~ sea.
"ft7, V'e0 h" accompanied the Emperor
q n ,aohunC expeditions
Captain -ou Hintzc who was onlv On
tots1 three years aro and who is of
NlIgeois parentags. seems 20 have got on
n. nerves ~ eirher the Car or of the
N'fwa1 Cza~ira - 81 Petersburg. and
rs been withdrawn thence i'm Difference
. re2les' made bv Nicholas on the oc-
"Ncn of his last visit TO Potsjam The
resumption is that he took foo keen an
r'arest IN the costly sche~ne Of the defences
q" krons'adr. md Of the approach bY sea
70 s. Petersburg. defences on which the
hlFFlan Forern1en, is spending over S1Qo.-
"'''er and which are VIGOROUSLY intended
% po'ect the metropolis from attack ny
re German navy.
''a Hirtze was not the naval or military
''acAe CT the embassy. the latter post being
'9 Py Major Count Posadowsky and the
.'rineF hy Captain Won KevserIingk. ~ IN"
1peTal navy Despite t1e facs that he
Nlohged o. tho navy instead Of 20 the
army ~ filed rhe post of military pleri-
s''snua-r attached 70 the household of tho
l7r. and ss such wore with bis German
a'dI Uniform t1e aiguiletteS of Enreror
'v'oisS a'de-Ge-camp A. tho court Of
ns'An IN analogous position is fllod ly
~alor General Tauchtchcf. This arrange
Nsn' which exists 100 tho case of no other
governments. dates back % the beginning
ne nineteenth century. VI hen the rela-
2.s between Tho reigniuE houses Of Russia
4 frussia we're 50 intimate Ghc cOnSort
"IcaoiaS ] being n daughter of Queen
,-Se ~ Prussia and a sister of King
''uisn IN and Of old Emperor William Of
c'NailJ that most OF tho confidential Of
oi The household Of the car and
-'.Ie were Lcld by Prussiars, while the
-,Sah government undertook the trans
'au'n 10 Siberia and tho maintenance in
'' teryiiude there Of eU az the Prus-
s 20 VINO lad in one way or another given
'"'e 10 their ruler a. Berlin Indeed. 20
r. uhe There We're several thousands of
-, mans undergoing punishment in Siberia,
g. TOT any offence in or against Russia
r. 'e'ausc tlev had incurred while in
'"an} tbo d.spleasuro or the prusa.an
" ogn
g.. vas ~ those days with the object Of
l-ither cenenting the Ties between the
-, oi Berlin and ST. Petersburg. that
ii. (~4f selected ono Of mis- favorito aide
''pS 10 serve ss = member Of the init
,t. 'A''lrase Of tho King Of Prussia.
-, me bitter in q similar way delegated
... 'is aid, to serve ol the personal
a., 'h' 'zar. these officer, being used.
"'er '1inFs for tho transmission
n1nicstions between the t1o courts