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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-21

LONDON. Feb. 2o.-The st. James
Gazette says that the rumors in CIR
culation as to an actual agreement to
submit the Venezuelan question to ar
tra4ion having been arrived at between
the governments OF the United sSate9
and Greet Britain must be received
with caution. adding:
eve can gtate with confidence that
the propoBnls made are absolutely un-
official, and that no suggestion has
been formally made by either govern
meHt." So
Tfe Times correspondent. the Caron-
icle and the Daily News express their
opinion, and do not make statement
OF fact. At the Same time khere u
disposition to believe that the United
States Will assist Great BT6taln IN TX
ing the bas!s OF the arbitration.
The WegtnlinSter Gazette SurmlSes
that as soon as the basis for negotla-
tfons 4s spttled the Venezuelan question
VIII be withdrawn from controversy
and that the next step will be the fram-
ing OF a treaty providing for the eSaio-
lIshmeut Of a permanent COURT OF arbl-
,tratlon between the two English speak
ing nations. The Westminsber Gazette
adds: =.
Liberal leaoeTs WVulu neEII, neESI -
with enthusiasm. We are N position
10 stare that Lord Rosebery actually
Invited negotiations with Washington
for permanent lrbiu'stton, ana pro-
posed. in the event OF diplomatic
hfbches. that the chief justice OF the SUI
preme court OF the United 6tasos and
the chief Justice OF England should
rne,. and decide how to deal with a
difference. They might even settle Il
themselves. An eminent Conserva-
tive proposes the alternative OF a lord
high arbitrator TO be appointed by eaca
oabinet"
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HAVANA, Feb, 2o.-The government
on Tuesday, sent a force OF troops to
Jarruco. this province, on the report
that Gomez and Maceo were attacking
the town. The insurgents burned the
jail, liberated thirty-four prisoners and
destroyed number of huts by fire.
but were repulsed by the garrison when
trying to capture Jarruco itself
Col. Hernandez, ut the head Of 1000
Spanish cavalry. arrived at Jnrruco at
sunrise yesterday and soon afterwards
attacked the insurgents. The enemy
left twelve dead on the field and many
more wounded. Only three soldiers
were wounded.
When the insurgents had 70 Gated
before the advance OF the Spanish cav
airy they divided into small bands. as
usual. and scattered right and left,
making It almost impossible TO pursue
them.
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THE CATHODE RAYS.
Successful Experiments without the Us,
Of Camern.

Ut NuHcfns
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2o.-suc-
cessfui experiments have been made
here with the new cathode rays by DR..
p. NJ. Jones, DR.. Carlton, and Allan
Babcock, an electrician. II took three
days OF experimenting before n sue
cessfIil result was obtained.
In making the experiments, no cam
era is used, no focus Is necessary. The
objects to be photographed are merely
laid on the outside OF a plate holder.
the wooden slide of which Is not re-
moved. The vacuum tube is suspended
above the objects. The cathode ray
makes Its mystcTious penetration and
on the senaitized plate in the shadow
of the dense objects.
The hrst thoroughly successful e&-
pertinent was made with a number OF
common objects placed on the plate
holder These were first, n smaI cir
cular pocket pin cushion made of silk
with n number Of pins inserted in the
edges: second, O pnsteboard pill box
containing two salol and phenHcetInc
pills. steel staple. brass hook. n
double-pointcd tack, rasS-headed
tack and q shirt stud with spiral wire;
third. n wooden lead pencil with a
metal rubber tip: fourth. brass hinge.
The experiment was IL success. The
sllkcn pin cushion was family shown
and every pin was visible. The outlines
of the Fill box were visible yet the very
article In the box was clearly shown
on the plate. The graphite in the lead
pencil was shown by heavier shadow
than that made by the wood or by the
metal and rubber at the tip.
The next experiment Is OF exceeding
interest, Into the edge OF solid piece
OF pine wood. three quarters OF an inch
thick. was driven screw. The piece
OF pine was placed on the plate holder,
the current wnS turned on and the ca
thedc rays did perfect work. When the
plate was developed the shadow OF the
wood was shown and dlstlnCtlvcly vie.
ihie was the outline OF the screw, the
threads being thoroughly perceptibie.
The next experiment was entirely
diffcTnEt from the tests TINT had pre-
cedcd II. The corpse OF n little bird
was placed on the plate holder RlIde
and there permitted TO remain under
the vacuum tubs for two hours. The
ulatC shows the form OF the bird mud
indistincttvety thr homes of tho neck.
wing, leE shoulder and chest. Dr.
Jones believes that longer exposure
would have produced n plate showing
most OF tho bones OF the rkcleton, and
having but mere indication OF tho
body
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STRANGE co1SC1pEsoE.
Brother and Sister Meet After Many Years
Of Separation.


NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-when the
civil war came. Peter Faust and his
orother-in-law, David Bruner both
lived in northwestern Ohio. near Free
mont. Bruner was the husband OF
Faust's sister Sophia Both men were
good soldiers, but only one ever re-
turned. Rruucr died, pr!soner Of
war, IN LIBBY prison. Faust MADE MS
after which he drifted out west. This
was in 1873. He changed his address
about the same time that Mrs. Bruner
moved from Fremont, and though each
tried asterward TO find tine other. they
failed.
Several years ago Faust removed to
Toledo. where his sister was living at
the time with her two children. At the
present time Mrs. BFuBer lives at AL
East broadway. while Faust lives on
the west side. Both are members OF the
Eleventh street Christian church. AS
both are regular church-goers, they
doubtless met many times in that sa-
Time had wrought its changes, how
ever, and recognition never took place
until last Thursday evening. At that
time an election o.. deacons took place.
and both attended the meeting. Then.
for the first time in years. each heard
the others name called when the roll
OF the church was read. Hardly daring
to believe the truth OF what they heard.
each hunted for the other at the close
OF the meeting. and us recognition be-
came O certainty, their friends were
amazed to see them SUDDENLY throw
their arms about each others neck,
while the tears streamed down their
faces.
For five years they had lived within
q block OF each other on Oliver street.
Both were Methodlsts when they part
ed years ago, but by another strange
coincidence each had lntely been ad-
mitted TO the Christian church.
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. Window and Plate Glass Trades.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb. 2o.-The
executive committee OF the window and
plate glass 5oDoers Of the United States
mot to-day with members o fthe Pitts.
burE4n Plate Glass Company IN joint
confcNnoe. Wiv!am Glcnny, OF Gin
clnnatl. who presided. said airer the
meeting that the prices OF plate glass
had not been changed. but were ad-
Justed. The outlook In the plate glosS
trade. he said, Is improving: but the
window SASS trade Is wrotchod and
getting worse. His opinion is chat
thU-c will be an effort this season 10
rcdrce wages In this i1ttcr trade TO on.
set EuropCan competition. This would
bring abttot n wage dispute OF proper
tlons unpquallcd by any In this country
for many years.
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FOR A FREE RIVER.


The Pittsburgh Delegation beioro hNeFs
and uArbors Committee.
Special Dispatch TO the lntelIlGeneer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 2o.-A
delegation OF prominent business men
of Pittsburgh had hearing before the
rivers and hnrbors committee to-day in
the interest Of free navigation on the
MononEahela river, and argument was
made for the acquisition by the gov
ernment Of the Monongnhela nnviga-
tIon company's franchise by condemn
alton proceedings and the abolition OF
tolls.
The delegation made good impress
ion and in the general results TO HOW
from the present agitation for improve
ments under the auspices OF the rivers
and harbors committee, II may be eX-
pected that West Virginia products
and the markets Of the world will even
tually be rid OF many present obstacles.
The Pittsburgh representatives includ-
ed Captain John Dravo, w. d. ONeill,
s, s, Brown, ". ]. Wood, Captain
James A. Henderson. W. H. Crunp and
". B. Rodgers.
A number OF capitalists from Now
York and elsewhere are here In advo-
cacy OF the Erie canal project, with
the view OF securing government recog.
milton OF that vast interest They expect
to obtain a hearing tomorrow. when
their proposition vii be fully developed.
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS
Al the National capltAl-BrIs Introduced
In Congress.


Special Dispatch to the 1ntelltgeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 2o.-BIlls,
petitions and other papers OF import
ancc to the IntellIgencer's contingency
have been introduced In Congress as
follows;
BY Senator Elklns, n Joint resolu.
ton to revive the grade OF lieutenant
general OF the United States army.
BY Representative Dovener, a bill for
the relief OF d. Il, Clark, OF Wheeling,
which was referred to the pensions
committee go,
BY Representative HulinE. two bills
for the relief. respectively, OF the Gaa-
ley Bridge Baptist church In Fayette
county, and st. Marks Protestant Epis-
copal church, OF Coats Mouth Kan
by Representative Danford, bill for
the relief OF Margaret Davis, SOL
dler's widow. 80,
BY Representative Acheson, tue pet-
tlon OF sundry citizens OF washington
and Allegheny counties, Pennsylvanla,
for amendment of immigration laws
petition OF citizens OF Allegheny county,
Pennsylynnin, for the passage of a law
to give ex-Enien soldiers and sailors
who served not less thRn ninety days a
pension each OF IS per month, ana 70
widows Of the war, sl2 per month; peu-
tlon OF the National Womens' Christi
ian Temperance Union against any
measure TO provide for military ihstr9e~
tion in the public schools and petition
OF citizens OF Fnyctte county. Pa, Tor
free navigation on the Monongahela.
AT q caucus OF Republican represen-
tatiyes held tonight the Hon. Warren
Miller wns nnmed by the unanimous
vote OF his delegation as the West Nir-
ginia member OF the congressional cam
paign committee.
and District Attorney Watts are In the
city. :,
Measrs. II. H. Hardman and w. II.
Smith, prominent Tyler county citi-
zens. are here. They will leave to'mor-
row for Florida TO remain two weeks.
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IN The HOUSE.
A Novel 1neident-Protsetion Sentiment
Has an Inning- McKinisy's Chicago
Speech Read from the Clerks Deak.

n
Has an Inning Mckiniey's Chicago
Speech Read from the Clerks Deak.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 20
Again to-day the house attended strict
ly to business. The conference report
in diplomatic and consular bill was
agreed, to the senate amendments to
the pension bill were sent to conference
and the indian appropriation bill was
taken up. The latter bill carries tS.6S0.-
ggj, or $l32, ,792, less than the law for the
current year. In connection with Il
uroDosItion to increase the salaries
OF Indian inspectors from $500 TO $1,000.
the salaries flxed by law (the bills Of
Inc last two years have only appropria-
ted S2. 600 each for thc3e salaries), both
Mr. Cannon and Mr.. Dingley, the Re-
publican leaders on the floor, appeal
cd 10 the majority in view OF the situa-
lion OF the treasury TO keep down ex-
penseg and refuse 20 take n step In the
direction OF Increased salaries. But
their appeals were In vain and the nc
ton OF the committee on indian aiIairs
in restoring the salaries was sustained.
81 to 90.
memorial from that state. praying for
ihc annexation Of Utah OF that portion
of Arizona territory lying north OF the
Colorado river.
a lin was DaSscd granting railroad
cnrnpnuIes In the indian Territory adj
diiiGpal powers to secure depot Brounds
During the consideration OF the In
dian bill, Mr. Little. Dem., Ark.l, made
n speech or an hour In favor OF chang
Ing the conditions existing In the indian
Territory IN order to secure the rights
Of the Indians there He declared That
thc Dawes commission Ind not told
half the truth. -,,.
Mr. Little, mid that the trouble with
tho proposed reforms IN the Eovefn-
mont nf tho Indian Territory was thnt
The injInns themselves had not been
purlng Mr. wilson's speech n divert
,ng Incident occurred. lie was criticls-
Ing the "fimsy" tariff bill passed by
VIVA wc want" said he, "lg good
old-fnshloncd protective tarin mcnA-
uTe."
greeted thln statement. .
"t wan. Ia uay," continued Mr.. VII
son, Tint the reports that the great
advocate of protection las taken
backward step are false. Mckinley
rtandF to-day where he has always
stoOd!' ,.
Hy thls tine the house was interest
rd and Mr.. GinsmOre. Dem. Ark),
rrlscd u laugh by moving that the time
~ the nomination speeches be limited.
Mr. Wilson, however. Uucretd'i dH.
spltr tho EO5i-n1,ured efforts of thc
fflcudH ot otncr candidates, % prevent
Il. IN having McKinlcy's Chicago
Epccch rcad NJ the clerks desk Several
timcs the words were applnudtd. Thrfe
was an especially enthusiastic demon
strniion when this sentence was utter
cd; "T'ha Nght viii go on until the
American system Is everywhere rccog-
Mr. flynn, the Oklahoma delegate,
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THE FIGHTERS LEAVE.

The Train Starts for tho Scene Of the
Flght-ThsIr Destination.
Ell PAso. Texas. Feb. 2o.-The puGi-
lists and the crowd bound for the fight
left on the east bound train over the
Southern Pacific leaving here ut 1905
p. m. The immediate members of the
Maher and FltzsImmons parties are
provided with railroad tickets to Lang
try, Texas, and sleeping car berths to
Del Rio. Texas, the second station east
of Langtry. The train which the pugi-
lists left in is due at Langtry at 1:S.
tomorrow afternun.
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ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Feb. go-The
storm which began yesterday afternoon
hnG hacn the worst the railroads have
nxpcrIrnccd this Fcason. Very little
snow fell. but thnt little, combined with
the Rnow dritted by the driving wind.
wns nnfFIcfcnt TO blockade most os the
ronds and II Is doubtful, II the wind
continues, II the tracks will bc pnFSablc
on some OF the lines before tomorrow.
At prcEcnt the wind flllE up the cuts
ncnrIy M fnFt az the plowB can clear
them, engineers md tra'nmen state
thnt the wind has made II well nigh
impossible TO keep zip atonm for traction
aud hentInn DurpOgcg
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. 2o.-The
local committee having in charge ar
raneements for the national conven-
tion Of the Prohibition party to be
held here In May is rapidly completing
the details OF the management Of tho
convention. Three leading newspapers
have applied for press accommoda-
tionS
The committee has decided to award
press seats In the order in which the
applications ere received.
The announcement Is made that
Francis Murphy, the great temperance
apostle. now In Chicago, has endorsed
the Prohibition party and assurances
Is given that he Will work to increase
the vote OF the party.
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NEW YORK. Feb. CA special to
the World from Muknwonago, wis,
says: John +. Potter. who was con-
gressmnn from Wisconsin from 1857 to
1890, Injured himself seriously yCstcr-
day while exercising In his room.
In 1860, during an angry debate In
Congrcgs over thc assassination OF
Elijah =. LoveJoy, Sir. Potter was
,h1lIengci to a duel by RoSer A..
Pryor, Of Virginia. Mr.. Potter prOmp;-
ly accepted ard chose bowie knives rs
the weapons. Mr.. Pryor'a seconds on.
jcctcd to thls ns harbarous, and the
,,r1ffPr was drouped
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n.a,rin. Nni Pnr,inn.ti.

WASHINGTON, Feb. :o.-The Pres
ttfent has denied the application for
pardon in the case OF Lewis Redwine.
seDtenced in Georgia 10 six years I'M
prisonment In the Ohio penitentiary
and costs tor embezEllng funds OF a na-
tIonal bank. The President in his in
dorsemOnk upon the application says:
The sentence Imposed in this case
was not severe one and can see
nothing arising from the facts con-
nected with the crime t4Tat entities the
convict to ciemency. The representa-
tons concerning his health do not In
my opinion justify his release at this
Nine A."
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NEW CASTLE. Col, Feb, "0.--The
poisonous gases IN the Vulcan mine has
retarded the recovery Of the bodies OF
the victims OF the terrible explosion
which occurred on Tuesday. so far
only four bodies have been recovered.
Under the direction of State Coal Mine
Inspector Grll!!ths Il battIcc has been
bulli 10 aid In cleaning the mine Of
gas. and ns rapidly ms possible the low
or levels will be penetrated and the dead
miners brought 10 the surface.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb. 9o.--During
n f,re In the charcoal house OF the W. D.
Wood Iron Company. at MclSeesport.
Pa. this morning, three men were dan
gerously burned. Their names are:
Lyman Alderin, Bert Crawford, Louis
Schultz.
The men were on n ladder assisting
to oxtlngulsh the flre when the ilames
suddenly burst out below them and all
three were enveloped in fire. They We're
rescued with difficulty and are in q crit
Ical condition. The loss by the fire was
not heavy.
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moved TO strike out the appropriation
of $4,000 for. five Indian inspectors,
whom Mr.. Flynn termed "Hoke Smiths
personal body guard"
Mr.. Dockery, (Dem.. MOD. moved as
an amendment to reduce the salaries
OF the inspectors 20 $500 each, the
amount OF the salaries fixed In the cur
rent appropriation law. The motion
was defeated. ,,,
amendment still pending.
At 5:i5 p. m. the house adjourned.
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MAssILIIoN. Ohio, Feb. Gothic con-
ySntlon OF miners to-day was composed
OF delegates representing LOO mlncru.
RcrolutiOns to rejOln the state and nn-
lIonRI organizations OF the United Mine
workerH were nhoptch. after nm nd
dress had been delivered by state Prcs-
dent NJ u. Batchford, The Mnssllion
miners gcceded from the national or
EnnlznliOn HlN months ago. President
Mossop. OF the independent Organisn-
tIon. to-day bitterly opposed to-doy's
action and nc stlll controls about one
third OF the secedcrA
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LEROY, n. y, Fea. 2e.--The Erie
nilrOnd Ia completely blocRndcG, Two
trains are stalled ju9t west OF this VIZ
jaNc, and rhc snow plow and engine ir
attempting to clear the track became
drThiled.
BATAVIA, y. Y, Feb. 2O.--Thc Can
anln.gun branch OF the Central is
blocked It's entire length.
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CUBA'S CAUSE
Comes Before the United States
Senate at Last.
ELOQUENT SPEECHES ARE MADE
Advocating the Recognition OF the
Rights of Insurgents.
HENRY CABOT LODGES SPEECH

As,rour Plea for Action by the Govern-
m,nt-Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. Call aud Mr..
Cameron Also spcak-Probabrlty that a
stronger Resolution than the One Be
fore ths ssuats will be Passed-dr.
Lodge shows How the News From cHba
4. "poetorsdp by the Spanish AuthOri-
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-Sub-ternsury
officers estimate the deposits OF gold at
the sub-trcasury to-day at N.6O0,0O0.
The Withdrawals will sum up about
$l,lO0.0OO. most OF which. amount Is
taken by bullion brokers.
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ARBITRATION.
Permanent Court May Result from
Venezuelan Matter.
IS NO ACTUAL AGREEMENT YET,

uu. a. soon as IT 1. Reached the vene.us-
Ian question will be withdrawn From
controver,y-EstabIishmsnt of Per
maneut Board of Arbitration between
England and the United States Not I'm
probnpio-Brillsh Press Favorable.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 20.-sec-
retnry Oiney received n cabieEran to-
day announcing the pardOning OF ex-
Consul John i, Waller by President
Faure. OF France.
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French crisis Passed.

HoUGHToN. Mich, Feb. 2G,.-1n q
collision OF aaaseDTer train and a
freight caboose on tho Duluth. South
Shore nnd Atlantic road, last night.
Brakeman poaahue was fatally and
Conductor Fee seriously injured.
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PARIS, Feb ?O.-Thc chamber of
DEPUTIES to-day by vote OF 500 TO 1855.
affirmed the vote OF confidence which
was passed in the government on Feh-
ruary H. The vote on February Is
stood 3g6 10 q,
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GlnSgow-Austrlau. Now York.
Brcmcn--Sprrc, New York, via South
NCw York-sOuthwarls Antwerp; Mum.
chon, Genoa VCrra. Bremen.
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FIRE AND SWORD
In the Province of Havana Doing
Their Work.
DEPREDATloNS BY INSURGENTS

contlnus-Gom.z and nrAeeo Burn Por-
ton of Jarrleo and Liberate Thirty
four Prisoners from the JaiI-spanish
Report. Say the Cavalry Drove on tho
Rebels Aner Sharp Battio-The Lat
ter's Tactics Make Pursuit impossible.
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For West HlrEIulR and Western
PENNSYLVANIA, continued fair, cold
weather: westerly winds,
For ohio, fnlr and warmer: variable
winds, becoming southerly.
TEAiPERATuRE YESTERDAY
NJ furnished by Z. Schnepf. druggist, cor
rer Market aMl Four.Cefith Etrdets;
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-28
As 1t Stands,

Washington, March 25.-'The con-
ferees OF the two houses on the Cuban
resolutions held session yesterday
but without reaching conclusion and
adjourned until to-day. The entire
time was spent in canvassing the
situation and in trying to arrive at
common ground upon which the two
houses can stand. The senate con-
ferees explained fully the difficulties
they had encountered in the senate
and made it clear to the house men,
bers of the conference that It would
be necessary for the house to yield
something to prevent leaving the
question in the air between the two
houses. The house conferees ac-
oepted this explanation and expressed
a Willingness to make concessions,
agreeing, as they did, fully with the
senator's that it would place both
houses in a ridiculous attitude to have
the matter fail in conference aftes Doth
houses by such extensive maJoriues
had agreed, each in ito own way, upon
an expression friendly to Cuba.
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THOR visit Significant.

Genoa. March 25.-Emperor william
and Empress Augusta arrived nero
Yesterday evening on their way TO
Naples. Great political interest at
taches this visit to Italy, OF the Ger
man emperor, it has been generally
eynected that when he met King Hum
bert. the Emperor Francis Joseph
would be the guest CT the king OF Italy
at the same time. 1t Is assumed In all
public discussion OF the visit that the
subject OF the discussion between the
three emperors will be the relations be-
tween the three countries Of the drel'
bund. The result OF the recent Visit OF
Count Golchowsky to Germany was all
I'm favor of the maintenance OF the
drebund The work begun there. 1t Is
eypected will be completed during
Emperor Williams stay, though II IS
freely surmised that the German
emperor desires some modification In
the triple bonds which will leave him
freer to place Germany in accord with
Russia in the far east. After royai
reception the emperor and empress
sailed for Naples.