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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
SUPREME COURT.
A List of the Orders Handed Down Yes
terday at Charleston.
Su<eiaI Txkeord,u TO the Rsglster.

a List OF the Oroer8 haHuoo DoWA Aos
terday at Charleston.
Special telegram to the Rsqlster
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November 16.
The following orders have been made
by the Supreme Court OF Appeals, now
in session here: Davis vs.. Nolle, from
Ohio county, writ of error and super
seadeas allowed; bond $1,000. Hog VS..
Blair, ct al, Mason county. appeal and
supersedeas allowed; bond Sl,50o.
Maslin's executor VS.. Watt. Hampshire
county, appeal and supersedeas allowed;
bond $3.50. State VS.. Bud Mounts,
Logans county, writ OF error al
lowed. State vs.. Samuel Hun
ter, Boone county, writ OF
error allowed. Seamonds s-vs. Hodge,
Cabell county, appeal and supersedeas
allowed: boad $50. Richardson & Kelly
VS.. Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany, Wayne county, appeal and super
sedeas allowed; bond $4,000. Davis VS..
County Court of Wayne county, writ OF
error and supersedas allowed; bond $3.50.
Allen Stewart VS.. James nj. Stout ct.
AL, Taylor county, appeal allowed;
bond $3.50. Blackshere VS.. Pessit, Cal
houn county, opinion by Holt; decree
of Circuit Court affirmed. Taylor VS..
Town of Phillip, Barbour Gcounty,
opinion by Holt, t,opinion of Circuit Court
affirmed. Thresber VS.. Ballard, Mon
roe county, opinion by Brannon, iudg-
ment of Circuit Court affirmed. Rock,
administrator, ct al, VS.. Matthews, ct
al, Cabell county, opinion by Brannon,
decree OF Circuit Court affirmed. State
VS.. Harry Swift, Roane county, opin-
ion by English, judgment OF Circuit
Court affirmed. Smith VS.. Lowther,
Doddridge county, opinion by English,
decree of Circuit Court reversed, and
case remanded. Farland VS.. Wood,
Harrison county, opinion by Lucas,
decree of Circuit Court affirmed. Nc
Lain, administrator, VS.. Lawson, Dod-
ridge county. opinion by Lucas, opinion
of Circuit Court affirmed. Holt VS..
Holt, Gilmer county, certiorari award
ed on motion of appeles. Adjourned
1ill SATURDAY..
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Mr. POwDERLY
Makes . Caustic Reply to Ex-Trearurer
Turner'S statements-He IL not Afraid
of His Private Letter.

Makes . Caustic Reply to Ex-Trearurer
Turner'S statements-He IL not Afraid
of His Private Letter.
TOLEDO, O., November 16.-General
Master Workman Powderly this after
noon gave the following statement to
the Associated Press concerning the
charges made by Ex-Treasurer Turner,
In an interview printed in the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and other papers yesterday.
81 have no knowledge Of what letters
Mr.. Turner may have published In the
Philadelphia papers, and cannot be ex-
pected to reply to them. In an official
intercourse OF several years many letters
OF personal and private character
were necessarily exchanged, and while
/ have no comment to make on the pub
lication of private letters, know that
there was nothing in these letters that
l need be ashamed Of.
''The means resorted to to increase my
salary and build my house were not as
stated in Mr.. Turner'S published state
ment. The money that paid for my
house was due me. 1t was mine, and
l am not, and never was under obliga-
tons to the order for one cent OF 1t.
The cancelled checks Mr.. Turner holds
may be just as he says, but these checks
should be In the possession OF the Gen.
eral Assembly of the X. OF L.
"If they were for money OF the order
they belong to the order, and in retain
ing them Mr.. Turner gives coloring to
the charge that he is dishonest, while L
accused him OF anything worse than
incompetency. All the money l have
ever drawn from the order was drawn
on checks and should be in charge OF
the present treasurer.
''The motion to appoint that special
committee was made by one friendly to
Mr.. Turner, In order that he might
vindicate himself, but he refuses te go
before the committee on the ground
that never appointed al honest COM
mittee.
"He could very easily make q tabu-
lated statement Of his accounts, could
have made q list by name and number
OF all stubs, checks and bank books, and
could have taken his successors receipt
for the same. That would have shielded
him, and failure to produce any OF
these books would reflect on his sue
cessor, and not on him."
"As 1t is, we cannot account for Sl7,-
600, and he refuses TO do so. Our only
plan would be to go into the courts, but
that is n matter for the General Assem-
bly, to decide. So far as am concerned,
| court the fullest investigation into my
every act, having nothing TO conceal
and nothing TO be ashamed Of"
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The McDonald OIL Field.

PITTsBURG, November 16.-The only
well struck on the Mcdonald field TO-
day was Backus & Co.'S. well on the
Shaffer farm. 1t is doing 100 barrels
day. The Moore wildcat near Venice,
Washington county, is doing thirty bar
rels day from the fourth sand and drill
ling in the fifth. 1t is three miles be-
yond developments and is being anxious
ly watched by al the operators. The
eetimated production is 6s,50O barrels
per day, and the stock in tanks 10000
barrels. The runs for the past forty
eight hours were 12l, ,750 barrels.
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A Course OF OppressIon That Has Become
IntoIerable.

VIENNA, November 10. = Accounts
from the Interior OF Russia say that
general exodus Is beginning OF the Ger
mans who, for century past, have
taken q leading share In the develop
ment OF the industrial welfare OF the
country.
There is reason TO believe that the
Russian Government, anticipating war
with Germany sooner or later. has de-
termined TO rid itself OF those who by
their natural sympathies would be In
cliDed TO the German side.
The. Germans are not harassed In the
same degree as the Jews, but they are
made TO feel certain disabilities that
have been In allegiance, and menscing
hints ara thrown out that worse Is COM
ing. The object seems to be 10 frIghten.
rather than TO force them away. Pas
tors everywhere are prosecuted, and
some have even been sent to Siberia on
the charge OF making proselytes, or OF
preaching against the Russian faith.
Altogether, the situation OF Germans ia
Russia is fast becoming intolerable.
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A PARTISAN INDUSTRY.
An Abortionist and Her Chenille In Court
They Are Quite Numerous.

An Abortionist and Her Chenille In court
They Are Quite Numerous.
PARIS, November 1.-THE trial
opened at Batignolles to-day of Nine.
Thomas, an abortionist, and fifty-tive
women who had submitted to
criminal operations at her hands.
Nine. Thomas had carried on her
nefarious business for twenty-three
years, but it's real character was not
discovered by the police until year and
half ago, when she took TO one OF the
hospitals patient who was dying from
the effects of criminal operation.
Nine Thomas at first stated that she
found the dying woman in the street,
but she was afterwards forced to con-
fess that the woman was patient who
had been under her care. Dnr-
ing the time since the arrest
of Nine. Thomas the police have
succeeded in tracking many Of her
former clients, chiefly among the work
ing classes, including shop women,
workmen's wives and domestics.
Several deaths have been traced to
her criminal work. The prisoners filed
three benches in the court. During the
reading OF the "acte D'accusation"
many wept, and most of them appeared
to feel their position acutely. The trial
will last two weeks.
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FOR REVISION.
|, n. Briggs Gets Several Amend
ments Through
gp NEW YORK PRESBYTERY.
,.c,,,b,. Of Beng Callsd by the Ministry
: =, y, u Word Are Rsg,nrats and Saved
T..,. VINO RESIST the Spirit Gan
not ), Sav't-Dr. Briggs
Sunday Sermon.

YORK. November 16.-The New
e' p,o.nTtery lS met this afternoon in
IN Up Presbyterian Church. The
s.0I.a ..arroon was devoted to the
y i,..,ion 80, of the report Of the Com
on Revision, which was submit
y - - session held week ago.
charles A. Briggs and his friends
q Cr' ~ bapd The Professor sue
~ 2. .ecpring one or two import
i'- -aebdmentS 10 the report.
most important discussion
t5qt over the amend
-o,ommerded by the committee
N ,sfersnce to foreOrdination to
ting death or any doctrine OF
IAN should be omitted.
90 commented that the doctrine
....oo ont because it is merely q
~ and philosophical Inference de-
n from nm the doctrine of election, and
an,rt OF the Holy Scriptures.
#.cr,,ioD between those favoring
...rrioa Of the doctrine Of foreor-
..oo and those opposed TO II con-
IA tbe greater portion OF the SeS-
=, first resolution reported by the
-r.,,ee was adopted. In the second
.-..snepIed by suggesting condensa-
.-.,.,5 NJ .'Slight condensation" as
wed bv the committee. The third
,iop excepting two sections re-
..- N tbe doctrine of sovereign cleo
sovereign preterition, eternal fore
,,r.oD 10 death, was finally passed
..r,rted by the committee after a
p. debate.
D- z. II. Field made a strong argu
~. against foreOrdinatiOn. On mo-
moi De- Briggs, the words ''in the
M. generation" were stricken out
.s.,og two. After considerable dis
.,a7 by DR.. Briggs, DR.. Sanford and
hers, Dr.. Briggs urging that some
rr..5ns should be made for the saliva
ea, those Incapable Of being called
he ministry Of the word and for
heathen.
4 substitute offered by DR.. Briggs
- adopted IS follows: In
rs diving in infancy and other
sons who are incapable Of
"a. called by the ministry OF the
nd are regenerated and saved by
the spirit, which worketh
sn. aud where. and how he pleaseth:
20 may other persons who have not
called by the ministry of the
I."
!ae last clause was moved by DR..
ggs. Section four was so amended
70 read as follows: Those persons
are called by the ministry Of the
3D. and yet resist the holy spirit, and
ar truly come TO Christ, cannot be
si, neither is there any salvation by
. other way than by Christ, truth
spirit"
/, six o'clock the Presbytery adjourn
% meet in the lecture room Of the
rch next Monday afternoon at three
0ck.
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Count Kalnoky Speaks Reassuringly and
Gives servis some Advice.

VIENNA. November l6.--In his speech
to the Hungarian delegation, Count
Kalnoky says that he knows OF no sim
gle question that Is likely to endanger
the peace of Europe, and that the fact
that all the powers were desirous OF
peace justified the hope that some issue
might be found for the contradictory
situation due 10 the continued Increase
of European armaments, which origi-
mated recurrent periods OF anxiety,
The negotiations for the renewal OF
the Dreibupd, he said, displayed the
fullest agreement anu entire confidence
between the ministers OF the three pow
ers concerned. He thought that no pro-
found European charges would follow
the Cronstadt incident. He also adj
vised Servia to pursue less magDIii-
cent foreign policy. and to devote her
attention To international affairs.
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lalms His Theological views-Hls
First Pulpit Utterances since the Inag-
'al Address.
IEw YORK, November 16.-The Rev.
Charles A. Briggs preached last
el.ug. IL was the first time he had
2.reiSed congregation since he was
arged with hereSy.
The Middle State was the PrOfeS-
Is subject, and he took occasion to
firm the positions he assumed in the
famous inaugural address. He
that the doctrine OF the Middle
>-,e was question that had been
nee 90 prominence before the Chris
Fa0Iic IN recent years after q long
PROD Of neglect.
W say anything tonight he said,
ll, IS novel 10 you you must remem-
ih Snot novel 20 me. l have ap-
alaed 10 from a different point after
:, study"
Die selected for his text the First
ste Of ~ Paul to the ThesSalonianS,
a-"And the very God of Peace
liY you wholly; and l pray God
whole spirit and soul and body be
'-Tyj blameleSS unto the coming Of
Lord Jesus Christ" n
1l.S passage" said DR.. Briggs,
s-,atS an important lesson on the
Il' OF specification. First, IL sets
pa " % aS the Sanctiier; second, it
''> 70 the nature Of Christian sane
.-' % as not partial or general, but
entire complete; third, it tells
S.a OF that SanctificatiOn, when
lyr r'e when first completed at the
,'' advent of our Lord.
cave not time 10 dwell on all these
! will pass over the first and
~. q % p, 'he second that you may under
'i The third.
me Doctrine set forth in the text is
VI9rlStlan SanctifcstiOn is carried
Y Uod as a progressive work until it
s, ,ohpiShed at the second coming OF
\. -oTd Jesus Christ. This is what
'1l progressive Ssnctitication-nOt
p'ogreSSive in this State but in the
\. are I, S>Iate-it goes on in the world of
"v,'as-in the world OF the dead.
,,acleS =. mes II fruitiOn in the second COM
,t5,. nm, OarIst, it continues through the
',asre are errors in the minds of
ab.,,,,..aaaa society, and there has been
as,..ssu the doctrine of immediate
p,.. "uea'.oO. One of these errors is
.,v q. .>..ilcuncattOn takes place in the
i,.,..''-u une Of regeneration-that is the
~. -,.ne Of the Autinomians.
-,,53e5seeond error is of the doctrine OF
s,oos Saneti6cation in certain
49, oi our present life. This is a
.,s,S.ae Ihat some Of our Methodist
b uar ,',u nave made. They teach that
b7 Ca unuer Divine Spirit may be freed
ssbes IRON sin and thereby attain a
s,y bo pane. l don't deny that this
ss6 ca genuine manifestation OF Chris
s ,os oesp[cr,lence' y, but / maintain that this
ss,al. CnrlStian Sanctiiication. 1t is
aOoo,, oLe step in specification. We
J, AM sr' measure Christian sanctification
|Sinsoy,,S such low ideals as these. God
{ ,o.,. .,i Is the only measure. We must
|N,,in pared TO the image of his son 10
81 perfect ideal.
'ate sanctl6cation at death is
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FIRES AND LOSSES.

ANDERSON, IND, November 16.-The
factory of the Debit Carriage Hardware
Company, employing $50 men, was TO-
tally destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss is heavy.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November 10
The Pacific Dyeing works and Pauio-
ing's Carpet factory burned this after
noon, cremating alive John Higgln-
ootham. Loss, $4,000.
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"Pete" Died from Exposure.

Special TELEGRAM 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, November 16.-
The body of a negro man, known among
his associates as ''Pete," was found In
ravine near Johnston's Station, on the
Panhandle railroad, last evening,
he had been seen out hunting three days
ago and since then he had not been
seen. The verdict of the coroner's
Jury was that the mans death resulted
from exposure. The dead man had
charge OF a gang of laborers at work at
J.H. Cooks coal mines. Before COM
ing to Washington he had worked in
Wheeling.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.
Quite Grist of New Incorporation
Papers Ground Out.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 16.-
The Monongaia Creamery Company
was Incorporated to-day with $500 capi-
tai and the privilege Of increasing it to
$500, ,OOO.- The office is to be kept at
Morgantown. T. c. Pickenbaugh and
others are the incorporators.
The Ronceverte Electric Company
was Incorporated, to operate an electric
street railway and supply water to citi-
zens of Ronceverte; capital, $500, with
the privilege of increasing to SlO0,OOO
E. G. Best, of Ronceverte, and Balti-
more parties are the incoporators.
The Bottom Creek Coal and Coke Com
pany was also Incorporated, with the
principal office at Bottom Creek, Nc
Dowell county. The capital is $685.
600. with privilege of increasing to $780,
900. VIM. Spencer and others, OF
Minorsville, Pa, are the incorporators.
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THE SAD END.
After Serving an Institution Faithfully 1t
Brings His Death.

CHEYENNE, WYo., November To-
Geo. A. Beard, cashier of the suspended
Cheyenne National Bank, sent a bullet
into his brains about 6 o'clock this
morning. The suicide accurred in the
mans room in the Kent block, across
the street from the institution he had
served so ably and faithfully only to
meet disaster and death through no
fault Of his own.
Examiner Griffith came yesterday,
and he and the cashier and bank attor-
ney were in consultation the greater
part of the day. During their inter-
view Beard was very despodent. He
asked advice as TO the denial of rumors
that he had friends among the depos-
itors and was told TO let the stories go,
that time would vindicate his course.
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Steamship News.

LONDON, November 16. : Sighted,
rantonic ann Marads from New York.
PHILADELPHIA, November 16.-Ar-
lived Lord Cough from Liverpool, Will
komen from Rotterdam.
QUEENSTOWN. November lo.-Arriv-
cd. Ohio from Philadelphia.
NEW YoRK. November l6.-Arrived,
seryia from Liverpool.
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ALittIs Is. Il q. Wreck.
SpsciaI Telegram TO ths Register.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA. November 16.
"A freight train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, which had just crossed
the Ohio river bridge, this morning,
collided with another freight train
coming off the switch at the passenger
depot on Green street. Half a dozen
cars and locomotive were derailed and
badly smashed, aud the watchman's box
on Green street was smashed into
kiudling wood. Trains were delayed,
but nobody was hurt.
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Chinosn Coming IN.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 10
The Treasury Department has been in
formed Of the arrest at Watertown, n.
Y, Of four Chinamen, who were making
an attempt TO cross the Canadian oor-
der. The inspector at Ogdensourg, n.
V, in reporting the case, says there IS a
conspiracy to Smuggle several hundred
Cinnamon into the United States.
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Nan Treasnrer Elected.

CHICAGO, November 16.-Ata a meeting
Of the Executive Committee OF the
United Press held Ia this city on Satur-
dag, November l4th, the resignation OF
its treasurer, c. p Baldwin. was ac-
cepted, and John L. Walsh. President
of the Chicago National Bank, was
elected treasurer in his stead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17

CLEVELAND. O., November l6.-The
Methodist General Missionary Commit
tee decided not to recommend TO the
General Conference that the foreign and
home missionary work be managed by
two distinct societies. This occssioned
lively debate.
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Celcbratinr the Anniversary.

Rio JASEIRo, November l6.-The
second anniversary Of the proclamation
of the Reptile Of Brazil was observed
to-day. A military review and fetes
we're held in honor Of the occasion.
The day passed quietly, the public taxi
ing scant interest in the celebration.
The situation in San Paulo 10 daily be-
coming more and more grave.
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REFUSE TO APPEAR.
Allegheny City's Mayors Question the
Committees Authority.

PrTTsBURG, November 16.-At tameet-
ing Of the Auditing Committee OF Ale
gheny te-night, Mayor Wyman, who
was charged with failing to account for
large sums of money received by him
for the city, questioned the jurisdiction
of the committee, and refused TO appear
before that body for hearing.
Mayor Pearson, against whom serious
charges were also made, failed to ap-
pear The Committee then adopted
resolutions requesting Councils TO have
the CITY Solicitor enter criminal infor-
nations against both men.
Chief Murphy Of the Department OF
Public Safety, who was accused OF
withholding money collected for vehicle
licenses, was op hand with seventy wit
nesses to disprove the charges. and 1t
was decided to give him hearing next
Monday.
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A DETERMINED OLD MAN.
He Will 60 to jail Rather Than Sign .
Senator'S Com mission.

Senator'S Commission.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November 16.-
The Supreme Court issued peremptory
writ OF mandamus against John l..
Crawford, Secretary OF State, en-
Joining him TO sign and attest
with the great seal Of the
State the commission OF r. II. NJ. Da-
wilson appointed United States Senator
by Gov. Fleming.
The writ is returnable tomorrow. IL
Crawford still refuses to sign and seal
the commission the court will declare
him In contempt and order him
sent to jail. II is pre-
dicted that Crawford will refuse
to sign, and will go to jail In conse-
auence, though he is ready and willing
to commission with sn explanatory
statement Of his attached.
There is deep interest In the matter
all over the State. and excitement runs
high here tonight. Crawford Is over IS
years OF age.
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WOMAN MURDERED,
And Her Body Placed on the Railroad
Track to Hide the Crime.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 10
Yesterday morning the body OF col
ored woman was found on the
railroad track at Mason. The
presumption was that she had been
killed by passing train, but upon
closer investigation it was found that
her throat had been cut from ear to ear,
and there were ether evidences OF muir
der. She proved to be the wife OF Doug
lass Smith, colored. Smith was
found to be missing. An inquest was
held and enough testimony brought out
to justify issuing warrant for the ar
rest of Smith. His whereabouts have
not yet been ascertained.
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BIG MONEY OFFERED
For the Jackson-Slavin Fight-London
and Frisco Want it.

BosToN, November 16.-Tne National
Sporting Club of London through its
American agent, Capt. Cook OF Boston,
has offered $4,000 purse and $500 for
expenses to Peter jackson to fight
Slavin, but the fight must come off dur
ing Derby week in June.
Jackson will probably accept the lat
ter condition as the others are accepta-
BILE. The California club is desirous Of
having the fight in this country and
offers a purse of $4,000, Of which
$40, 900 goes to the winner and 50, 900 to
the loser.
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Tine Dock Strike BROKEN.

LoyDoN, November l6.-The dock
strike has collapsed. The Union has
issued a notice Informing the strikers
that they are at liberty to procure work
wherever possible. The dock owners
decline to discharge any of their nom
union employees in order to make places
for the strikers.
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WANT to Keep the SORE Open.

New YORK, November 10. - The
Briggs committee on prosecution have
appealed to the Synod from the decision
OF the New York Presbytery and have
laid complaint against the dismissal of
the charges.
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Not FAVORABLE TO KnIRhts.

BosToy. November l6.-The Central
Labor Union chose their delegate yes
terday TO the convention OF the Fedora
tion of Labor at Birmingham, Ala, but
by large majority refused to instruct
him how to vote for the acceptance OF
the proposition Of the Knights Of Labor
General Assembly TO interchange work
inq cards, and to end the unpleasant
ness between the organizations.
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vii, PAY Ont sixty Per Cent.

RosroS. November l6-At the creditors
meeting of Irving A. Evans u Co, this
afternoon, the following statement was
made: Unsecured Liabilities, s@SS,eOS; proo-
ahis assets. sl95. .14l. Mr.. Wendrickson, of
tha sssignees. suggested that the creditors
sa,tIe on a cash basis. II this is done a
S;vidend of sixty per cent. can certainly be
declared. and probably more.
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want. to HI. Her while Down.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 16.-The
Nouostf declares that tho financial crisis
in Berlin has developed political
crisis and that the war party has gain
ed the upper hand, and that the prudent
Bismsrckian policy has been forgotten
In the frantic desire TO strike Russia Ia
the moment OF weakness.