The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-26
EMPEROR WILLIAM
VISITS SYNAGOGUE
ing on reforms. looking ferwor1 e @s
day when the liberal Crown FHnos

mltted to the Legislature q measure
for which he demanded the approva1
Of the House. To his amazement. an
ordinary member asked whether Prince
Bismarck. then Premier OF Prussia. ep-
proved the bill Eulenburg replied IN
the Affirmative. whereupon another or
binary member arose, solemnly denied
the correctness Of the statement. ano
tnen read a letter from the Chancellor
himself to the effect that he had moth
ing Whatever TO 40 with the Dill anu
stron ely disapproved OF II. This was
Inc nIst intimatton winch f.uIenoofs
and his colleagues had OF the tact that
the Chancellor had changed MS MN"
about the matter. and there was MOTH
ing left for them to do but to resign
at once.
When after the fan OF bismasck
Bocho Eulenburg was appointed Pre-
mier by the present Emperor. IL was
naturally expected that nc "ouio az
shSse Ministss OF ,ns
Interior. But instead Of that he dis
rnyu.shed himself by mis- reactiona:y
no.icy and BY his animosity towards
the new Chancellor. Count Caprtv'. 10
whose retirement he greatly contiiD-
u,ed For both these reasons the late
Grand Duke OF Baden. VINO mad oeen IN
warm sympathy with al the noerM
ideas of his brother-in-law. Emperor
Frederick. and who was also fond OF
Caprivi. developed an aversion TO
Eulenbure which barred the latter
further preferment-
At one moment the Eulenburgs were
on terms OF warm friendship with the
Bismarck Indeed. Count Bethos
younger brother. Wend, was betrotneo
to Prince Bisniarck's only daughter.
Marie. Three days before the cate
fixed for the wedding. Count Wend
r1ulenburs MAS suooeniy stricken VITA
typhus fever and forty-eight hours
tese Marie. It may be added. subso-
quently married Count RAltzaa. form
err German minister to The Hague.
after having been between times en-
gagged 30 Admiral Won Etsendecker,
now representing Prussia at Stuttgart
and his sovereiSn's chief adviser on
Yachting mattera Marie Bismarck
Tilted Eisendeclker In consequence OF
differences on religious matters.
Another brother OF tie late Count
Augustus Won Euienbarg. who Is
minister Of the royal house at Berlin.
and who. since the accession Of the
Kaiser, has been the grand marshal
OF the court and its chief comptroller.
OF all the dignitaries Of the court OF
Berlin he is the one who has enjoyed
fidence and favor on the part Of the
sovereign and his consort. Tactful.
resourceful and sympathetic. he pos
sesses an unrivaled knowledge OF
everything relating to the court and
,dicsyncrssies. The influence which
he Yields Is enormous For IL Is he
who issues all Invitations to court. and
through his hands pass all applica-
tons for audiences.
The intimacy between Count Angus
tus EulenburE and the Emperor dates
was ono Of those officials whom Prince
Bismarck forced upon the then crown
prince and crown princess In order to
counterfeit their liberal influences upon
their eldest son. and he became the
memoir and guide OF william, impart-
ing to him all the extensive exper-
fences Of the intricaciee Of court life
and Of Berlin society.
A minister Of the imperial house,
Count Augustus. who 10 . dtular gem
! eral Of the army. Is not alone the SUI
administrator Of the entire crown do
mains and Of all che vast possessions
and estates Of the reiEning family: He
forms part OF the Prusstan Cabinet
and his authority extends over every
tablishments On the occasion OF
royal marriages. births and deaths he
ofiiclates as grand notary, and It -
y. -ho h.. charre ~ All the archive.
nS rhs rov.1 hnnse a. Hohenzoiiern.
, A. Vienna The once Of minister Of the
Smperiai house is associated with that
Of Ninister OF FOREIGN Affairs and OF
tha Al facto Chancellor Of the dual
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