Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
FROM THE FATIERLAND
Emperor William Taking Every OPP
pOrtunity TO Show OF
HIS FRIENDSHIP FOR BISMARCK.
Russians Studying the German
Tarifs-How Near Herbert Bis
msrck Came TO Fighting q
Duel-Ambassador Runyon at
q Ball.

Copyrighted, 1894 o. ths Assocfrtsd Pres.
BERLIN, February 3.-Every day adds 70
the general desire Of the Emperor to have
it understood that his attitude towards
Prince Bismarck is changing his old sd
miration into friendship His thanks. Of
ficlally announced ia the Reicksanseioer.
his special thsnks 10 the municipal author.
tiles, his renewed letter to Prince Bis
msrck and the interview with the Minis
ter Of War, General Bronsart Won Schel-
lendorf, al bear testimony to this point
The Associated Press correspondent can
not vouch for the fact, but the report is
widely circulated ia parliamentary circles
that duel was near al hand between
Count Herbert Won Bismarck and Count
Won Holsteiu, Of the Foreign Ofice. and
that II was only prevented Dy the media
ton OF prominent men who pointed out
that this was not the time 10 create a new
excitement
The movement 20 erect = monument In
honor Of Prince Bismarck in front OF tho
new Relchstag buildings is being pushed
forward ana II Is hoped that the corner
stone will bo laid by April L.
In Anticipation OF the commercial treaty
WITH Russia quite lumber OF Russian
buyers for importing houses are now hero
Tor the purpose OF studying German trade.
ana preparing orders which will be placed
soon G5 matters warrant IT,
The royal opera ball iast night was tho
only ball attended by their Majesties and
their guests. The Hon. Theodore Is. Run
yon, United States Ambassador and Mrs.
RuIyon were present for the first time in
The portion OF the house reserved for AM
bassadors. The United STATES attaches,
Messrs Coleman and Jackson and their
wives we're in attendance upon Mr.. aud
Mrs. Runy0n. Emperor William made tho
round OF tho Ambassadorical circle, con-
verslng with every member present
Berlin has suffered, for twenty-five
years, from the Inconvenience OF having
8 court 10 its midst, this Inconvenience
consisted in the police prohibition against
tram cars crossing Inter Den Linden.
Thus the North aud the South of tho city
have been cut of from communication, ex-
cept by omnibus. After years OF efforts,
this prohibition has been removed, tho
tramway companies paying the sum Of
l,OOO,OOO marks into TIA city treasury for
the privilege Of Joining thNr lines across
this hundred yards OF spacd -
The Berlin exhibition
ing prnDortiGrs glA2Gt ,uS.r
government TO make 1t natiC
Already 5000 exhibitors have
space in the exhibition buildinf
guarantee fund amounts to4.1
Chancellor Won Capriyi and
Eulenhurg. President OF th
Ministry have expressed full
with the popular desire 10 max
lin exposition national affai
both declare no funds for u
should be asked for of the COVE
The Cologne Gazette to-day T
dispatch from st. Peters burg,
the alleged Russian hostility dis
wards ex-King Milan, OF Serv
hostility is said 10 be due 10 the
the latter pledged his word never Il
10 Belgrade aud that urder this
standing the Car mede present
King Milan Of the sum OF 4 1or
which had been lent 20 the
years previously, by the Volga an
Bank on the security Of his estate
about Belgrade.
The maoueyres this year will be
the first and seventeenth East ant
Prussi2u corps. The Emperor will
bis headquarters at the recently re
Marienburg Castle, located in proxin
the frontier Of Russia. The latter
try, therefore, has been officially mott
the Emperor's intention, in order I
NAV not cause uneasiness
The projected Russian summer
ouvres will be located at great o.
from the Prussisn frontier, probab
the district Of Smolenss.