.MAY:-28.-; 1905.-.
BRITISH ASTOR IS
IlllKGARY Oil VERGE
OF 4 REVOLlJTIOil
'" ' - .. a .-..-,-'
Deadlock': Between Parliament
arid Emperor' Precipitates K
".'Serious Crisis. "'''' fV(
IIE LAUGIiS AT
DR1T0HS FEAST THEIR
EYES Off ROYALTY
:DECO:F0PDLAR
YELLOW PERIL
Feeling of " Resentment Against
Expatriated American GrowV
- Ing Less, in England, ,
Governor of French Cochin China
7 r Deplores Bitter Feeling .T"
Against Jews.
Alfonso's . Visit, Princess Mar
', garet's Wedding and Indian
Kings Stir London. Vt;
KING EDWARD PROMISES'
GERMANYORAMERCA--,
NEXT HE BELIEVES
DUSKYMAGISATErMAICE5tr
I HIT; WITH .FAIR-SEX
)TATR0NI2tTHAMES
UNTIL CROWN GIVES IN
Yalkwarof arodaEnterLainal
His M aJestyWltTTppear In - a
. Steam Yacht NoW and Then '
' . to Help Out Tradesmen. :.
Not a Single- Appropriation-Made
' This Year People- Re-rT?
Z '. fuse to. Pay Taxes. ' :
OtientaJslN oLf tet,Prancabut
:y the Philippines1 In; His y
T f Opinion.
iSocietyBeautietand Pre
ents Them With Gems.
:THE OREGON- SUNDAY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING,.
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By Paul Lmbeth-
JCbpyrlf hf Urt N.w B.rlc, ay Leased
Win .to Tb. Journk ;
" London. May .3)7. Tha week-end par-
... tie at Cliveden, tnsrbeauttfut house-on
' the upper Thames which . - William
: Waldorf As tor purchased frem the late
; Duke of WmtiMiteairji'.expected to
be more lively this summer, aa Captain
-arid Mm. Bpencer-Clay, .who .was Miss
.. Pauline Astor. intend to invite their own
Jllguesta and spend th.s greater part of the
summer there, i;apiainBpenceTt-iay
will have-- nomber -.of'-' his former
brother officers of the Guards to liven
' ;up the parties, and Mrs. Clay will auk
her slrl friends. . i . -
The Guards club at Maidenhead, rlose
"ta Cliveden, will probably' suffer'-' soma
!' what by the change, but no one la sorry
- because the -club hau become of late the
rendeavous of : gaiety girls . and . other
ladies who wished to-be thought gaiety
glrla.
r, Am a ruletlw Astor parties at Cllve-
den ara somewhat dreary.. Mrr Astor is
absolutely lost .without his daughter,
. who has a great charm of manner, and
when ahe is not officially "out" had
soma difficulty In keeping hls-uests'
amused.
The great resentment felt against Mr.
Astor in the neighborhood 'of Cliveden
" la gradually dying out. however,' and he
-Is distinctly 'more .popular than, ha was,
' but Riverside folk took a long time for-
Lglvlng- him for huildin hit walls
riraround the estate-an(TTorHraaing-popi
i s from landing in the wood from tha river.
' ; ' Tha river season, on the-whole, looks
J r far mora promising than It did:, last
.year,
; hlnta that -the trade' of tha Riverside
people has suffered terribly lately ow
; Ing to the ubiquitous motor car, ..' has
promised to patronise the Thames this
'. season and his, majesty will appear In a
steam yacht now and again Just -to r-;Z-gtoraconfidence.
: ,- - . ":
Viscountess" Mattlandrtha-f air-haired
jnlnlaturo-paluter.:haa had amoat8ucr
ceasful campigirJn;Now-york,-w-hither
aha went to get orders for portraits, but
. she refuses to tell her London friend
: tha actual value .of the orders On hand.
- fche admits, however, that ahe succeeded
beyond all-her anticipations and that
aha had been' vastly impressed by
m erlcan hospitality. ' r "" IL -----'
"' Lord Maltland, her husband; who Is
the son and nelrof the Ear' of Lauder
"Sale. one bf the' oldest peerages In the
Jnlted -Ktngdomraa tnlt. nne-toqinng
young man who made himself extremely i
: popular during -the - 8outti-Africart-'ar
' by forming and leading a corps otyeo
; ; nianry-to tha front.-. Ha Is expert
a in London
J.Mt tarBron de Meyer
nn BcotlandrTThl
.The Jauderdlfi
! one Of the genuine feudtrf raitles
raatning which hava not been1
In any
. way restored. .
DUCHESS OF MANCHESTER
- .THROWING AWAY MONEY
.ByJPanUbambatli
X Copyright, Hearst News Service, by Leased
' Wira to The Journal. ) - -
London, May 27. Countess ' Fabri
. tottC tha popular American society
woman, who has opened -a bonnet shop
near Bond street, had secured a very
good customer In Consuelo, Duchess of
Manchester, who since she moved Into
her new home In Orosvenor square Is
' throwing her money about In a way
which - delights the tradesmen ' and
tradeswomen, amateur and professional.
..In tha neighborhood. The duchess paid
20 guineas to the countess last week for
an airy trifle of straw and flowers that
1 Ja.knpwnu'S a, Lambaile .hat, .
Mr. J. J. Van Alen has slso patronized
the countess' shop more than once, but
io one appeara to be Sure for whom ha
7. Is baying expensive- head-gear. Most
. of the countess' American clients pay
1 - rash for their goods, but her friends
tell her that her troubles . will begin
when aha andeavorato aacura pay
ment from those of her English friends
" 1wBSr acruatomortopfty7nen"ThBy
feel so Inclined and not before.
Copyright, 19M,; by Hart,
. . " i L ; ' -
Wire t '. The - Joarssl.)
"Berlin. May . 17. According to' tha
latest dlsputches from Budapest, ' the
population of Hungary Is now in a state
bordering on-open revolution." The' op
posltlon press openly advises Its readers
to refuse to pay taxes. -. Not a single
appropriation baa. been -made this year,
and nothing concerning- tha recruiting
of the army hue beea-paaaed.r - -'
Everywhere there, la the greatest In
dignation , because of - th total failure
of Count -Jullua Andraaay's jnlsslon to
- Vienna. The'count has gives the execu-
tlve committee of-the parties detailed
reports of hts audience at the Kofburg
at Vienna and this was .the. last straw.
UHe stated how' htl had been' forced
to give' up hla altempr-toeffect -reo-onclllatlon
because ttt -aged emperor
absolutely refused 'to make even . tha
smallest -eonoesiilort and made him - un
derstand that - during . hla life .he wojild
never consent to make Hungarian the
official language In the Hungarian
army. -iS, .. JL. '.'
-. Tha crisis is now serious and. no man
living, ia able, to offer- suggestion,,
although 'Hungarian. commerce and in
dustry are- suffering - under the un
stablllty of conditions. .All . publio
works, snd " among these building of,
several Important railroad .lines. - have
ceased because no ' appropriations have
been made. The (lumber of the unem
ployed is growing by the hundreds every
I da
TIT
"Tia:noTrwmiiut wait uiitll - the4
crown gives in." Is the proud saying
6fr the opposition, . and ' already the
people are beginning to get restless' and
impatient,' and with a nation with the
this .kind la dangerous.
KAISER. NO LONGER
Of
Emperor William Feels Resent
ment Against Czar for Lat
' ter's Scanty Courtesy. . V
NO MOREVtOLENCEIS
-EXPECTED JN POLAND
ssionaaPromisad to thv
Poles by Nicholas. ' "
, ' By Xalcolm Clarke.
(Copyright, llant News Berrlce, by ' Leased
-Wire to' Tb JoaraaL)
Berlin, May ' 27. That tha kaiser no
lqnger has the ssma feeling of friend
ship for Russia and the caar as In for
mer years" Is" plain ta-everybody-Bod
those near him say that he feela that
his change of feeling Is perfectly Justi
fied. ...''... - '"
According to the kaiser's views Rus
sia has not shown due appreciation of
allthe-avors done. herebyGermany
since tha beginning of tha war.
First of all the-csar has favored
Charles M. Schwab with large orders for
armor and guns which the kaiser thinks
ought to have gona to the Krupp works
in which hats Interested, but even more
keenly than thia he resents the free
dom the csar has already granted and
the promises of even moral freedom the
cxar has alven his Polish Jubjec.jit. a
time when Germany, is . putting the
screws harder than ever on the Poles In
Silesia and Posen.
The-way was paved for a better un
derstanding between Russia and Poland
by a recent meeting of Polish snd 60
Russlsn Liberals who adopted a resolu-lon-hi
-whleh-wae-expreased-thedemand
for an autonomous -Polish parliament.
tTttiTnltwh
paates -stated" thi
granted -thfs their countrymen would
RUSSIA
Going to
Tiff"!
Schatfticr4 & Mark.
' .. -- ly raal TUltora. ,.'.-.
(Copyright, -' Hunt News gervlre, . by Leased
Wire to -The Journal.) -'
' Parle, May 17. In -apeech' madeat
the recent opening of the new' railroad
from Hauot-to Vlnh, M. Bean, the gov
ernor-of . French 'Indo-China. strongly
denounced tha Krench press, which sees
the ghost Of the yellow peril walking
everywhere and .which. Already. aeea th
colony lost to France - and under, me
control of Japan. .. ," " '
Governor Bean," In' the- first" place,
does notthlnk that Japan, ' if she
emerges vlctorlp"us"fromthe-' present
conflict,-will direct .bar, next atwck
against franca, . but considers it 'far
more ' possible ;to 'drive the- Germans
out of the. part.of-ChlnaX that they;now4DuchB.or -Albany at -Clap
tinirt, nr still more uciy, mrinn will
tackle the United States In tha Phllipr
pinea. " . - ' . , - ' -.
, While . the .native . population of
Cochln-Chlha Js perfectly satisfied un
der French rule, tha Filipinos hate the
Americana snd hope "that aome day the
Japanese will coma to their assistance.
Furthermore, there are no fortifications
of any Importance, anywhere In the
Philippines, while Germany and Franc
are prepared to put up strong defensea
in case of an, attack, having forts on
all , points . of strategic importance. . ,
The French-press, or a. certain part
of It, the governor saya, -"is worrying
over - imaginary dangers." snd I cannot
Tangly nifii"'" h there, I. no
- cBUBe for-fear
'No matter how strong reasons there
ara for 'criticising the navies.' the-fact
remalna ' tbat the French, navy , is the
second ..ln:lhaworld.landl. ought; to re-
of coming Hllaster.
'Let us, therefore.
cease worrying
about- the yellow peril. France is power
ful, and let In-not fear to aay so aloud,'
French Indo-Chlna Is -well : able - to de
fend herself against . any enemy;-. - For
years .we have prepared for all - emer
gencies; The army 'of 4he colony hae
behrlncreased "during 'recent year, and
ouirf drttficatlons a r,-tmprgBabl0r
naval defense also has been strength--enedU.and
tha; French - squadron ; In . the
far east Is -composed of the most mod
ern "types of battleships and cruisers. -T
" "Our : next move -will - ba- to . fortify
the coast of Kamranh bay, A squadron
launched at Kamranh can -command-the
Chinese sltuationrTliaprt-thera- is
one of the safeet - awd beat -protected
in the eaat, and. permits, tha evolution 1
of a. squadron with, ease, aa waa otten
sho wifc-whlla-Jtha ,-BaltlC- SQuadron was
there, and It Is easilyreached Over-
land via the railroad to Lou plana. -
halayal-Raealan subjects, ready to conT
trih... thylr .l.ara toward the defense
and -axpensea of the Rusalaa empire. .
A hlKh official after the meeting had
promised - tofulfill-Hh-wlshes-of--the
delegate aa- aoon - as circumstances
would make It possible, that ta to say,
as aoon as he could do so without haw
ing it appear that ha had been fright
ened Into submission by the acts of tha
Polish terrorlata. !"'''''
-r Tha-af f ectof thls lmp"e.rlalpromlse
will soon become apparent, and It ia aafa
to aay that tha daya of violent deeds in
Warsaw and other Polish - cities are
Lover, although thera will, of course, be
a small party of irreconcuanies wnom
nothing short of anarchy will satisfy.
But these will lack the support of the
Polish people. - . . .-
The prospect of a tranquil and satis
fied Russian Poland does not, however,
please tha kalaer who la mora deter
mined . than . ever . to cruah tha anil.
German spirit of his Polish subjects,
who ara now apt to become even more
troublesome wbeneomparlng their lot
with that of their brethren across the
frontier. -
Pleasant Torgetfulness.
r From the Chicago Journal. , ,
Mrs. Biggs And when I caught my
'unbind kissing the maid I.ses to him,
very aughtjr"llke. I ses, "John, you forgetyourself.-"
' J
Mrs. Boggs Well? -
Bis
contrary, it was you I had forgotten.'
i
Housekeeping?
JUNE BRIDE'WAS CERTAINLY, IN EVIDENCE LAST-.-
YEAR'AND WE ARE EXPECTING HISTpRY-TO:REPErATf IT-
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' Single an(T Doublie-BreastedrT" - "
$15.00 tb7$35.00
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.7 , .. . . . A
ay Panl XAmbatlv.
(Copyright, liearat Nr scrrto, by Leased
Wire to The Journal.)
' London; May tl .-The townspeople pf
Windsor, - accustomed aa they are to
royal comings and goings, are In a state
Of excitement over the festivities', which
will mark tha arrival- of King.-Alfonso
or epain, tna marriage or Princess Mar
garet of Connaught to Prince Gustav of
Norway ana uweaen ana tna' usual Ascot
rare ball and functions.
- The rumors about the approaching ba
tfothal of the Prlncesa Patricia, of Con
naught to King Alfonso ,of Hpmin grow
stronger-daily-and. now every. One ia
wondering why Prlnoe Eltel, the kat
ser'a second, and most papular; son,- baa
been paying a private visit to the
Prince Kltel paid several visits In the
neighborhood . on horseback and made
great friends with Prince and Prlnceas
Alexander of Teck.
The Maharajah of Karpurthala, who
la oa a Visit to. Loudon, has an Immense
Idea, of hla own Importance and waa
very wroth the other day when an
evening - newspaper described- htmas
"the ruler of one of the smaller states
of-India." - - " -
Hla highness, through his secretary,
wrote a very indignant letter to tha ed
itor, calling his . attention to.the. fact
that Karpurthala was one. of the most
Important states In India..
' Tha Yelkwar of. Baroda. another In-
Mlatu pclngeiasalMp . ben sta y In g
in
town and entrtninmg;ih "sn.le-ty1ea-
tles" at the Savoy restaurant. He thinks
nothing of presenting a ruby and dia
mond ornament to any one of hla fair
guests who Jias made herself amiable
ThA Ht for h mrfrrtiiffa nf M4
Amy Phfpps. and the Hon. .Ivor Guest
has not' yet bean definitely decided." but
the wedding will take place -in London
toward tha and of June. - - -
INSULT TO FRANCE I
PLANNED BY KAISER
German Emperor Has Wanted to
xHuniitiate-Republicjiiy
.- Europe - - for -Years
VISIT TO TANGIER MADE
OCCASiQNEQRjQUARREL
Utilized Moment: When Battle
of MuTcdeTPTfad ; Crippled
. Loubet's Ally, Russia. :
By Maloom Clarke.
(Copyright. Hearst News Scrrlce. ' by Letted
- wire to Tha Joaraal.) -
Bri4nr May A- high diplomat who
is known for-Ms Intimate knowledge
of tha sentiments' ' In German court
circles has made a statement' concern
ing the kaiser'a visit to Tangier which
has greatly embarrassed Emperor
WUlam because of the aensstlon It
haa caused in France, where it is seen
that thegeneral opinion that the visit
waa an Imprudent act due only to the
kaiser's impulsive character Is absolutely-wrong
and that - tha act. which
hurt the pride of Franca, so much was
co'olly and - deliberately planned long
ago. ,.
The ' diplomat - in - question, who - la
eonneered" wnirmr KnastffTTTPgfftTorr and
whose identity is well known here, al
though his name has not been men
tloned in the press, said when Inter
viewed by a French Journalist:,, . .
"One . mutlndeed.behllndiint to
have aeen that Germany had seised the
..Opportunity to showhersrtf-dlsagree-
able loFrance, whose friend and ally.
ttoa In the far east waa temporarly xre-
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."'--, (Signed) A. J. BOOTZ.
Bn Francisco, Cal ..'
Fend tOc In stomps
H A Qealtby Hair.
... ,
ented-from- tailing any part An Euro-
;,ean politics.
During he mopth of December last
year It waa known In diplomatic circles
thafdurlng-acconferciice with -an a-m--bassador
from one of the powers of the,
triple alliance Kmperor .William said:
'Now tha moment has coma to. humiliate
France.'
"Several German ministers.
among
hm ha minlMter of war, snoke to the
same-effect, and these words both of the
kaiser snd the -members of thejcablncl
were repeated so often and soopelily
by a bureaucracy wbfch Ts khowlf for lis
dlscpllne, careful reticence and fear of
T Ox f no iti it iiM iflftBlM xlm'
doubt' their genu tneneew.
WillbHa-awalteeV tha defeat at Mukden
and then,' satisfied that-the ally of
France was powerless for some time, h
"went to Tangier. .The pTansThe uarrletl
out had Indeed been formed aa tar naca
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PADEREWSKI MAY SUE
RAILROAD FOR DAMAGE
Pianist HeaVHyJnsured but Can
not Collect fo7 Shock Which
Incapacitates Him.
(Gvpjrlsatr- Unrst K.ws 8mle, by - Leasts'
I Wire to Th. Journal.)
Geneva. May 17. M. Paderewskl. who
Is resting at 'his chateau, refuses to dis
cuss tha question whether be will pro-
eeed agalnat the American run mail nn
which it has been asserted he sustained
a shock that haa Incapacitated him from
playing, for a time at. least. It was
thought at first that expenses of his en
forced fest would be merjy-om f
themany Insurances which (he" famous
plantst-rcarries, DUfso-isr. 'is sam.
his attorneys are not aura (whether any
one, of his policies" csn bespplled to jht
incapacitating injury lo net.
M. Paderewskl has alwaya been heav
lly insured against almost all kinds of
risks that might temporarily prevent
him from appearing oft the concert plat
form, but this special contingency does
not seem to have been considered.
Apart from his ordinary life it has
been his habit to expend 14.000 yearly
in insurance premiums. Ills hands are
permanently underwritten for no less
than $50,000.
Then again, when he haa a specially
Important, engagement in view.- a spe
cial Insurance Is often arranged to cover
any causs whatever that might prevent
him from - fulfilling It, . and Pader
ewskl haa more than one drawn the
insurance money under-thess - circum
stances. But It is very aouDltui
whether Paderewskl ever dreamed of
an lnjnry to himself Incapacitating and
it ! nrobably a question as to'how far
hla. other Insurance rink assist him ,lij
hla present predicament. -
AMERICAN GIVES ROYAL
;!.. BRIDE A RICH. PRESENT
(Copyright, Meant Nw gerTlee. by Leiyd
Wlr to Th J.nrn.l. ) . . '
London;" May 27.' The most beautiful
If not the most valuable wedding pres
ent- which - Princess Margaret of Con-
naught ' will receive will be from an
American. AMhoiiy Drexet is present
ing the royal bride with a wonderful
neck ornament which haa been specially
designed snd egTied out In brilliants
of all sizes by M. Boucheron, the fa
mous Parisian jeweler. The-ornament
which la all the rage just now both In
Paris and London consists of a 'scroll
work : of diamonds in a floral design
which Is worn" atlTnr-thrwat- and tap.ral
away toward the back of the neck.-
MRS. ROGERS" Ml) ST
I SUFFER DEATH PENALTY
j . (joarsal Special Rervlee.)
Montp.ller. Vt. May IL The suprtm"
court today denied the application for a
new trial for Mrs. Mary Rogers, con
victed of the murder of her husband and
who is sentenced to be hanged June I,
not sticky. It will not stain
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GERMAN EMPRESS IS
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
(Copyright, Hearst New Service, by Leaael
.... , ' .Wire .to Th. . Journal. i . ,
Berlin! Mav 27. A dlsDatS from
Wlesbadpn.- -remved -thlsafternoon.
fHates that the condition of the em-
Press has taken a turn for the "Worse.
She was feeling somewhat better and
took atarrTage; ride, but when she ri
fmwed her sprained ankle was causing.
Her paircand as 66TTb she as alone,
and it was no longer necessary to -con-
j ceal her auf f r Ing-f ronv-the-kalaerp th
empress Taftitea. - : ?
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(Copyright, Heant News -Servlee, by Least
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A beautiful line of Fancy No.'
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; GLOVES. :
Ladies' Pure Silk sflloves, In
black " arid white,- double
tipped, worthy 75c ; while
'they . last, air. . . v, . .40
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The -:evcr.Break- Corset,
. solid double steels, in pink
an bluejjworthJfS.c ,30,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
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- stitched, lace insertion and
scalloped edge, 25c val- .
lies .... ....... 3 for 501
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AYhite India Silk Waists,
hemstitched, tucks and
i -lace insertion yokes, $(l
Lvalue VJI ..... . . . 1.05
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