The herald., 1896-05-03

day. The king is thinner and has be-
come quite tractable. but Is quite i'm
passive, his surroundings. The ply
sicians in attendance on the king think
vessel in the brain suddenly bursts. The
idea to formally declare King Otto's
reign closed and crown Prince Luitpoid
the regent, as king of Bavaria has again
been abandoned on the advice of the en-
peror and kings of SaXony and Wurt-
emburg.
Count Won Caprivi, the eX-chancellor,
came to Berlin this week, looking like
a country squire. He had grown a full
beard, wore black slouch hat and car
ried a heavy cane. He made no visits
and none were paid to him.
The old report that NJ. Herbette, the
French ambassador to Germany, is to be
recalled, is again revived.
DR.. Langheld, the discoverer of the
microbico against consumption, is soon
to publish history of his discovery and
details of his treatment. DR.. Langheld's s
preparation retains ozone unchanged
after a long exposure to air, and the ozone
is introduced into the blood and exercises
q strong anti-microbic influence. He
has treated successfully advanced cases
of consumption and his treatment is
now employed in the charity hospital
Dr. Langheld is the son Of chief naval
chaplain at Kiel. He is not thirty years
old and has Travelled in East Africa, Bra
zil and Venezuela for several years.
studying many interesting features of
his profession.
Many German physicians are skeptical
as to the efficacy of ntimicrobicc, and
Others warmly praise DR.. Langheld and
are trying to interest the government
in the discovery.
The audience of Mr.. Edwin F. Uhl the
United States ambassador to Germany,
with Emperor William, which was post
poned owing to the arrival here of Prince
Ferdinand of Bulgaria, is now fixed for
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Schloss.
Mr.. Uhl will be accompanied by the
United States charge d'affaires, Mr.
John b. Jackson bearing the new am
bassadors' credentials, and both Cap
tain Evans, the military attache of the
embassy and Mr.. Herbert G. Squires,
second secretary of the embassy.
The rehearing of the case of the Amer
lean insurance companies will occupy
several months and further time must
elapse before a decision can be arrived
at
The Count Posdowski, secretary OF
the imperial treasury, announced in the
reichstag today that the government
did not intend to propose conversion
of-the German imperial loans during
this session, as the conversion would
lead to a good deal of German money
going abroad to be replaced by doubt
full foreign paper.
Emperor William on Saturday at
tended the festival of the Berlin acad-
emy of arts in commemoration of the
two hundredth anniversary of it's foun-
dation. After expressing pleasure at
being able to receive the loyal congrat-
ulations of the academies in person, his
majesty said: This day my heart is
moved by feeling of deep thankfulness
to King Frederick l. of Prussia, the
founder of the academy, and toward his
successors, who fully recognized the en-
nobling influence of art over the people
and with keen sight and protecting
hand prepared and smoothed the way,
even in times of sorrow and tribula-
ton for the prosperous development
and cultivation of national art. That
the latter has attained it's present high
position is in no small degree due to the
faithful work of the academy, which
impresses deep thanks"
Continuing, his majesty expressed
confidence that the artists of the present
day would uphold the ideals of the past
and assured them that they could thus
depend upon his protection and good
will.