The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-30
FAURE'S VISIT
To the Car Has Stirred Up the
Germans.
THEY CANNOT QUITE MAKE OUT
Ths objset oil the ''Pariy cslp' Of the
Prsatdsnt OF the French RsPuhliS to the
Empsr=r Or Russia = William Wants
More SHIPS, aud lIIinarei' Is ConAHitsd.
A PIo, to KIN the HnIsr OF tho German
Empire discovered.


Empire discovered.
BERLIN, Aug. 29,-The visit Of Pres
ident Faure to Russia has been very
calmly commented upon in Berlin
tsoarh there is distinct uudercurren'
ot.uneasIness which tends to show that
me newspapers do not believe what
they are printing on this subject
The opinion is expressed, owever''ha'
the car has again made 1t plain "a
France that Russia cannot be dragged
into following policy of reyanehe tse,-
vepae1, and the conviction becomes all
the time more widespread, as It Is IN
dustrfousiy pressed In every quarter
that France will relinquish the idea oil
revenge upon Germany and the recon-
quest Of Alsace-Lorraine and VIII
gradually become friendly to Germany
DOUBTLESS, however, the wish in this
case is father to the thought
An unpleasant surprise has been ere
ated by the naval correspondents OF the
Kreuz-Zeltuug and other conservative
newspapers. as well as Che correspond
ent az the Deutsohe Zeituns Rund-
3 schau. reporting the naval maneuVers
near pantzic during the past fortnight
They describe the evolutions OF the
German war vessels as having been TO-
tal failures so far as Qulckness ana
ability to resist torpedo attacks are
concerned. on Tuesday last, on the
port of Bella, one iron-ciad division mar
rowIy escaped running aground While
rnaneuvering TO escape torpedo haats'
THE correspondents. who are themselves
naval men, and who were on board the
vessels engaged in the maneuvers, at
tribute this lack of skin to the want of
modern equipments on the German
ships. The government will argue from
this that more cruisers are needed for
tbe German fleet, and VIII urge the ne
cessity Of forming q division OF cruis-
ers,
Consultsd Bismarck.
The new chief OF the navy department
Admiral Won Tirpitz, paid a visit to
Prince Bismarck during the week, and
consulted the ex-chancelor on naval
matters, especially as to the need OF q
larger German navy. Prince SisnarcK
conceded the necessity OF strensthehlhe
the feet, bur he strongly dissuaded the
admiral from making that the principal
issue IN the reichstag during the coming
session OF that body. On the foiloMlns
day Admiral Won Tirpitz went TO NIL
helmshoehe to report the result OF ms
yislt to the emperor II Is said on hlgh
authority that his majesty stu ciings 70
his intention to force the reichstag 70
grant much larger appropriations than
hitherto for naval construction. But me
Center and the Liberal factions sttti
stubbornly oppose the proposition. ana
the newspaper organs OF those parties
never miss an opportunity OF repeating
their opposition to the emperors PET
project.
There is a decided cooiness between
the emperor and the King OF Saxony'
The emperor bfames King Albert Tor the
latter's recent decision in the Schaum-
berg-Lippe succession case, as calcu!a :
ted TO destroy belief in the divine right
theory. Because Of this GOODNESS, King
Albert has refused to be present at the
army naneuvers next month, and has
accepted the invitation OF Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Austria to witness
the army maneuvers in Hungary.
The investigation Into the recent de-
raiiment Of the Hamburg Berlin ex-
press near Celie, which led to loss OF
life and the destruction OF considerable
properly. has yielded sensational re-
suits. The Berlin detectives have u.s.
certained that the accident was due to
n criminal plot in which at least five
persons, evidently foreigners, were con-
cerned. Dynamite CARTRIDGES were
placed near the tracks and lighted fuses
were attached to them.
Plot Upon Emperor's Life.
The political police OF Berlin have fur
ther learned that Ave anarchists, EVIL
IDENTIFY the same i've persons, left Paris
for Germany a week before. together,
and they were seen at Celle the night
before the accident. They made in
auirles in broken German regarding
Emperor Williams trip over that road,
but did not obtain correct information.
Ii Is now believed the plot was an at
tempt upon the emperor's life.
In Eastern Prussia infectious tnfiam-
nation OF the eyes Is epidemic among
the school children, seventy of whom
arc in the hospital from this cause at
Koenigsberg.
Goluczi, the Hungarian, who murder
ed the wealthy Widow Schultz and her
daughter, in this city.is believed to have
fed to America on a steamer from
Hamburg, The Berlin police have ca
bled a minute description Of the man to
New York, The sole heir Of the MUIR
dered woman Is n stepson OF the Widow
schulze, who, when last heard from,was
foreman OF st. Louis brewery. The
estate Is worth several million marks.
The Lokal Anzelger prints an inter-
view with Mohmed Nouri Bey, OF tho
Turkish foreign office at Constantine
pie, In which he Is quoted as saying:
'rrhe Armenian revolutionists in Tur-
key are all pupils and proteges Of tho
American mission schools at MarsoVan.
Bills, Erzeroum and Van. The activity
OF these schools" the Bey is said 60
have added, ARE the curse of Turkey
and Armenia alike"
The United States ambassador, An
drew d. white, returned here from
Paris on Wednesday last. lie was con
fined to his bed on the following day
with bad cold
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