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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-02

"What sent that dog away
bowling sog" asked the 'possum
"Ob.' said the porcupine,
she was nosing around for in
formation, and I kindly sup
piled him with a few points. y
indianapolis Journal.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-02

commercial traveller who is al
ways travelling and the politi-
clans poor man" who seldom
travels, there would always be
an irrepressible conflict in re-
gard to discriminating rates.
and the roads would always be
the sufferers.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-02

Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powdef
Worlds Fair Highest Award
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-02

Magistrate: do you mean
to say that such physical
wreck as he is gave you that
black eyea"
Complaining Wife: "sure,
yer honor, he wasn't a physical
wreck until after he gave me
the black eye" The Amer
lean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-27
RTONDIN IS DEAD.
,,;.,ara Falls on a Tight
r''sSr sooe with a Man Strapped
0 on His Back.


r.f. Blondin. the rope
a''-' head. BIondin,s real name
..e- ; r,-,p-oi- ,;ravele, For many
j.a' J lived quietly at his villa,
r. O. ,.m. Villa Niagara. In
Win him. published some
l, rtuiit said that in 1So1 he
rrfa- iu French provincial
famous @ymnast Of that
m-ui him 10 20 10 New
n nr lIr then changed his
pr,..r4u from the color Of his
,r..,f,9u tIip WAS filled with
llN ...'r5. N. crowned it by crossing
ls.Ea " ' ,.Il.d idiot and mailman. he
ti- ?. carry this daring project
.r. m. falls un the tight rope into
T.. m. spring Of 1859 he took
IN. larrl ~ Niagara Falls vii
..' ..n ro make his arrange
rE.r. au~ some difficulty at
,,rr- PERMISSION from the pro
q, ..rI..r- side uf the river. y
,.tft Vas good for the necessary
l'.r .n. loIr 10 span III" loD feet
waiter hcIoW the falls. The
-ut Was about ltiO feet in
tgr dhcr 40. lie crossed
.- r.an jane 80 III the presence
rr, -tlI 10 be- 4 concourSe Of
-rWur peupic On the Fourth
.ru~,p. again. his body enyel-
E.arv sack oG blankets. With
.u. Nuufu'dcd his step was as
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-27
TIE LEGISLATURE.
Senate,

/ use of the Grand Army Of the KepuhIjr
| Inc committee on manufactures reported
! for indefinite postp0nement No. 100 : re-
J nilfliS stationary engineers to be licensed
! on Whlrh hearing was had yesterday The
committee 81! state affairs reported No II,
! ). Senator McGillivray's bill To prohibit Ia.
! caliticS from giving a bonus for the location
! OF pubic buildings for passage. with an
amendment changing the wording some
! what. The committee on state affairs 70
! ported tor concurrence No. 10 \, making the
| customary appropriation to tie g0yrrnor.s
/ contlngtn fund No. ) A. providing for leg
! aliZinG the incorporation of villages, was
! reported Tor concurrence by the committee
On cc@rP3rati2ns COZ Senator. Munson's bill,
| No 2"J ), relating to publication of insur-
! ance StateincntS, providing that the inSur-
! ahce COMMISSIONER may cause their publica-
| iioH il a Wee kly instead of daily piper in
! addit. on to he official state papeT was
! passed under SG>i.eu>ioH of the rules a re-
! 'e,s was M then taken until evening.
/ it.H ihc BORROWING bliis Wer" favorably re-
! ported by the committee or military affairs:
/ 80. 100 : I" set aSid" certain state lands
! - the wisconsin Military reservation: NO.
/ Ia :. 70 provide for acquiring additional
] iaIli Tor 4 rifle range. Ne. Isl :. providing
I for the legal defense of members Of the
! i~rouSn National guard. The committee
/ on privileges and elections reported favor
/ ably Nos " : and lie ). both relating 10
I general elections Bill NJ. los :. to cr,le
/ certain lands in Calumet county Ia the
I United States government was reported for
( b,SSaS. by the federal relations committee"
IhN following bills We're reported for pas
( sag" by The judiciary committee: No. 112
/ >. relating to HUctioncrrs: No. 1914 :, to
/ amend the law relating 10 til" state library /:
No. 1913 :, to authoriz" the Dismissal Of
I pending suits for want Of prosecution: No.
/ 3i6 :. 10 le@aliZ" the acts of Charles T.
! hr"hS, a police justice and Justice Of the
/ peace ~ jefferson county. The committee
! reported for Indefinite poStpaneuncnt No.
! IN y. I" repeal the law comforting police
! powers upon members of the Wisconsin
| Humane society.
/ The report Of the AsScmby'S ,,on-concur-
| renee in the Senate bill providing for ad-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-27
She Was Relieved :

! pretty. gay young Washinsio4 N;I-
on. cy-irrS more or less comment by the
,hocrfrInes. Of her disposition. which :
~ =, Tia-knd thar some OF her friends Law"
or,asionallv taken her II task :"T 10Y
getting him - soon. suGGeStI9n -:,7 ~ ~
Ti,.nanrlv denies. however. bur IL l'-
u,s;,al.1'' ,iiI;nnI for a bright woman wh" has
En"n maimg' her tpt for wears to cap the climax Of
hlJDI ,nb,,I.n =, which she did not long since,
iGnHIT. fSngkg NV w dear there are two classes
Of Nv, widows-the hereaved and ,.,, .he re, re,
Iieved. and / declare | almoSt, think you
belong to the latter The WiGGW
thought the mot - S9o1 ii' -,
couldn't get angry. and she toid !. "ti
self. "
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-27
STRUCK 4 LIVELY GAIT
The Legislature May Adjourn
the End of March.
Both Houses Commence to Hold Even
ing Sessions.

l1.L t.,l-
- ~ 'th'H up me state Agricultural
society problem and next week will prob
4 ably >ce II settled one way or the other
I 1t i Il ycxatious uupstion and ,bo mon,
/ bars arc ,t =, To-. >, -. ~ '-'> ~
It'll - Niio" "nai 10 40 II
'H"t III 'ht emu the society
VIII turn It's property over to the state and
] me state Will pay lis dtbtS Last week
was busy one for both bousos and =,
I ,,r..at 5.,I E - -. '4'
/ -. IN, y" iiI'''
/ o,.,,t ,,,.,,,. ''' IA Wr''
,,l "l,,l - one way or ane'her- he
i-'E 'ni''u'' mas STRUCK sait. which II
maintained. VIII end the session before the
/ last of March, and make il the shortest
. biennial session Oh record Roth houses
have already commenced 10 hold rvanin~
/ sessions which ~ = uSurI -biu,. aro Iii
only in the last week or Two.
There i . IisnoSitiop -, ~, ,,r, r
~, i,;.i...,.. 70
81 nus ''''i'il' tne
move 10 trent tAe hlst I" remove IN"
capitol to milwaukee, aS Joke. bat it
may hc discovered that it Is not a Joke
Two ar tbrrn nenbars mr., trrri,,r ~,
mn f0r cnnsidar,tion ono ,,nT+Io,,,.,,,
nrof,ns.s to ,rncDd i nv ,,a}.;no SI,no,in,.
J irstoad of NIiIwnukcc. Tho seat Of anvrr,,.
,.nu+ and auotbc, Inv Suhstituri17,r iEa,,
II-bp Ill
thn iutro,luriir, of tbo lin 80 +io+ =, ~,
- .,,,,,,.. ~, ,,nl,nJr ,,-;II fnaI III. I
; a.. nm that thns, N, -, n
- 49,, ,oI,;,oi ra,,,.,i,, ~ NiD,1;, III
have thrir hands fnII fn Lii thn Iii
,,;tbont ,.astin~ ti,1a NJ hor-a ,,Ia,. ''
!: =
c.;.: t4 ..,
''u!ii''it''i@ "p'' ne atmospheric -
( Manson seems I" dlsaefee with me
members of the Legislature. Several Of
/ Them are laid up and 4 great number
are suffering from colds which almost
! unfit them for work. The experience Is
/ net uncommon. Il was so two years ago
and uld-timerS say that there Is the same
/ trouble at every ssion. The people
. of Madison. however seem - hc healthy
enough. and il must be that there is
/ something 70 which they have become az
/ cuStOmed which the tcudcrfout legislator
cannot stand.
,r.,t,a,,,,t 4. Lni,r ,noIn tn ,,.s d,
III, :,
""i !"t w i,i,.i'''sc - - 'i'S''', ie,'
I painting ~ Oh or ihhehd@o' Which
has recently been brought into promi-
nrnce by series OF interesting articles
/ WritteR by y. ). Turner OF Portage for
was PAINTED by Ira y RidgWay. Il
I"ttaSc af'lNi ana II represents lAc NJ Ms
j"FI' i"Ft H7 II SPt! "I'i III toi'-, me @
picture r'produciion al which mas ap-
p"ar,d in the NlsconSln Is now hanging
III tie rooms "i th' fiiSioFcai society: =:
/ ne "i Ea-.9 i"F IN "il,L"pF."i'"A 81
5000, and il j. HoW before the Assembly
+ committee on state affairs II viii prob
ably get favorahl" report from that
when ii comes "a the committee on
riamS, W9ch Il ,lnar,to4 = nave u.s.
i knife ont tor aIi appropriations, however
small. that are not absolutely necessary.
The committee OF claims surprised the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-27

Arthur Lowering holds the record LOT
strong mon ut Harvard now.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-27

w EUrWh1m's fW0 NIITS % f0pC0I ,INN
SUNDAY law stirred NJ ~ much feeling
in the state that il viii probably he some
time before petitions ami rem"n>trahc'S
,.a.s, 10 COM, in. notwithstanding that
ii" ' hilis have been Killed hy the Assem-
hIv. Mi Rurnham has been put in =
false light in the matter. lie introduced
thr bills hy request and in the harry ot
9ryin'| Them. He lid not champion them
and was probably not sorry IL. >e" them
I,iIri hv the committee 10 which they
were referred.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-27

In an ovil hour the laSt Iegi-latrr,
provided for the purchase Of some new
tangled vcutilatinG machinery to i'm
,ruyr The sanitary condition Of the leg>-
Iotjvr halls. The outfit includes air fans
that blow a gale ana the engineer Of III"
,aIitoI seems 10 take 4 tirudish delight
in keeping them moving. At every srs-
sion 4 Borcan blast comes sailing down
from some unknown quarter. bent upon
the destruction Of the haid-headed part
nf th, Assembly. The srrEraut-at-arm>
makes futile attempts 10 head it off. but
ali the satisfaction that he can get from
tho. basement j. that the state has bought
the machinery and il must hc run.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

Munyon's Improved Homeopathic Rene
dies act almost instantly, speedily curing
the most obstinate cases
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
TO relieve in one to three hours. and cures
in few days. Price. Sc.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures
all forms of indgestIl and stomach tron-
bies. Price. Is cents
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up a cold in a few hours
Price, Is cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs.
night sweats. allays soreness. and speedily
heals the lungs. Price, . cents
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back. loins or groins and all
forms of kidney disease. Price. IS cents
Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve In
minutes and cure permanently. Price. 81
Munyon's Vitali1er. a great tonic and re-
storer of vital strength to weak people. 81.
Prof. Munyon has a separate cure for
each disease. At all druggists. mostly IS
cents a vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon. 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
WARNED BY DUBOIS
Continued on Second Psse)

question and filibust-ring was tnsugur-
ated by Mr. Bowers Rep. Call. who
moved an adjournment The motion was
lest, So to II6.
The previous QUESTION was ordered, Isl
to so. Under the rule. twenty minutes
for debate was allowed on each side.
Mr.. Sherman then took the floor and
explained the provisions OF the bill The
bill attempted to carry out the basic
principle OF the interstate commerce law
like compensation for like service.
Mr.. Patterson Dem.. TENN declared
that the bill would protect the railroads
petit:ve points.
Mr.. Terry Dem. Ark.) said the meas
ure should be entitled "a bin TO strength
en- railroads. The biz originated with
the powerful railroad companies.
Mr.. Ncrthway Rep., o. called atten-
ton 10 the fact that the pains and penal
innocent passengers and authorized
ties OF the bill were all TO be imposed on
agents.
Mr.. Haney Rep, ". " denounced he
attempt to railroad the bill. which af-
ously.
Mr.. Hepburn (Rep.. la in c.osing for
the bill, said II interfered with 10 rights
which the holder OF a ticket had under
his contract II was bill 10 prevent dis
ordinations.
After further debate by Mr.. Wheeler
Dem. Ala-). in favor OF the BILL and by
Messrs, Dlckey Dem. MOI. Mcguire
Dem, CALI and Elicit Dem. Va. in
opposition TO Il, the vote was about 10 be
taken on the passage OF the measure.
Mr.. Elicit demanded the reading OF the
engrossed copy. As the bill nod not been
engrossed the vote could( not be taken.
The engrosslng clerks al once set 10 work
10 eneross the bi.im
A Joint resolution was adopted 70 pre-
vent the introduction and spread OF con-
tagious and infectious diseases II en-
powered tn. inspection OF vessels and
persons from suspected ports and was
passed a. pr.caution against the intro
duction 90 IN. bIbonic plague
While an important iand bill was being
considered the engrossng clerk hurried
in with an eagrossed copy OF the anti
ticket brokerage bill. After the enzToss-
ed bill had been read. Mr.. Bailey Dem.
Tex moved TO recomnit with instruc-
tons. The motion was lost. As 20 i2o.
The bin was then placed on tts final
massage. On division the vote stood lt2
70 81. Mr.. El.tt demanded ~. ayes and
nays. but only ihiriy-s,r members sus-
tanned the demand. and the speaker de-
c.ared the bill passed.
A. as O'Clock tne house Adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

committee and who is well Informed re-
| situation in Oregon. An EFFORT IL being
made by Mr.. Hanna as chairman OF the
| national committee to secure the election
| OF Republican senator in Oregon. The
| fact that the legislature was never or
| ganiZed raises the question as 20 the
| ability OF those now sitting at Salem 20
| adjoura. There has been considerable
| geographic correspondents between Mr..
Hanna and Republicans In Oregon and
1t may result In the agreement among
tn. Republicans Of the legislature 90
| elect a senator. Mr.. Hozr Indicated "a
Mr.. Hanna his opinion that an appoint
ment by the governor would net De az
| cepted by the senate.
| During the day Mr. Hanna also had
brief conference with General Horace
Porter. grand marshal % the parade:
General Aigsr. Mr.. William Osborne
and National Committeeman Scott OF
| West Virginia
| Washington. Feb. 27--Sccretary and
| Mrs Lamont tonight gave a dinner In
honor or General and Mrs Russell A.
Alger After the dinner a reception vas
given to all OF the army officers on the
active list stationed In Washington.
| During the day General Alger called up
on President Cleveland and then upon
| the several cabinet officers. 20 pay his
respects
| Washington. Feb. H-Hon James
| Wilson. OF Ames. Iowa. who viii Re
| secretary OF agriculture IN McKinlsy's
| cabinet. arrived at the Eb9itt tonight.
GAGE To ARRIVE MONDAY.
Washington. Feb. 27(-Mr. Lyman J.
Gage. the secretary OF the treasury IN
der the Mckinley standardization. will
leave Hot Springs. Va. where h. has
been resting for about q week. tomor-
row evening. over the CHESAPEAKE. and
| Ohio railroad for Washington. reaching
here early Monday morning.
MkENNA's EASTWARD WAY.
San Francisco. Feb. 2T.--Igdge Joseph
McKe CALIFORNIA; representative IN
the cabinet. 10 ,nrouts for Washington.
He went 20 Sacramento. where he beld
q reception rendered him BY the Ieglsls-
tors and state officials. The reception
vas cut short 70 permit Judge NcKenna
20 proceed eastward OF the overland
train.
ILLrNOIsAEs ENROCTE.
Chicago. Feb. 2T.--Goysrpor and Mn
John X Tanner. accompanied By ths
members Of bic star. left FOR Washing
Ton today to attend the Inauguration Of
Presidesk.iect Mckinley. Governor
Tanners personal party. consisting %
Mr and Mrs T. Var cl>vs ana Mr..
snd Nrs John r Peters. occupied "a.
Virginia" TIE privst. car of President
Bacon ., tb- Bsliiuaor. ard Ohio South
western railfesd. IN. oiksr members %
ne governors STAFF following in Pull
man cars
Senator elect william p Nssou snt
party VIII leave for Washington t9FnoT-
row over m N0non.
NCOOp ACTS aULIsH
New I0rk Feb y --Coiohsi JOAN NJ
cox remains uncornonlcstiys regard
~ ire statement f1zt b. hss infgrrisd
Pr-s'eent-si,ct sfcKin.sy -ast h@ 81
tax. no portfolio except 'hzt - ne d.
par.rn.nt q j1s;ics. Al nat NJ vhi ear
j. net MAJOR NcElni-y Il making asa
csbirs. 20 silt himself ssd ~. colonsi
2cCooS mus; ssx isqusssfs 20 r.. ihsir
r.us fran Canton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
Ayers Cathafic Pills.

in every way uis method was to allow
the student to study at home" and
Rutland would forward a diploma upon
receipt OF the money and the answers to
a set OF questions. He claims to have
graduated a07 students last year.
SLICK Is NO NAME FOR HIM.
Portland. Ore, Feb. 27--Ezra Durand,
who is under arrest at Cairo, Mich.,., was
well known here as the head of the Du-
rand Organ company which failed when
he left this city in 1894, taking large
sums of money with him. Duran did not
confine MS business II the organ trade,
bur was largely interested in real estate
operations. Some persons he induced TO
sign acco;nnods ton papers at the banks
with him. Others were 50 impressed with
his Integrity that they mortgaged their
realty 10 tuy stock in his tempting
schemes.
TWO FROZEN TO DEATH.
Salt Lake Utah. Feb. IA special to
the Tribune from SswLns. Wyo., says:
4 searching party which started from
here yesterday TO look for Thomas Hogg
and a half-breed who have been missing
since Saturday last, returned this after
room, having found the men fourteen
miles from this city. They were lying
side by side, where they had both fro
zen TO death.
TWO MINERS ENTOMBED.
Ironwood. Mich, Feb. 27.-Twc miners
were buried in shaft in Newport mine
last night, the room in which they were
working caving in and burying them
under tons Of ere. Their names are Matt
Mat;sch AMI DJminicK Reghatti.
FOILER EXPLOSION.
New Bedford, Mass. Feb. PA big
boiler in the power house of the Auch-
net mills here exploded today. Part Of
the plant was wrecked and a section of
the Do Ter crashed through the roof Of
the police sta ton block away. After
the firemen got the fire under control a
search among the ruins OF the boiler
house disclosed the body Of Manuel Men
dosa, fireman. Another employe Of the
mill. named Arthur Ashin, was burned
to death Ills body was also recovered.
Half a dozen others were injured.
WORK Of THE FIRE F1END.
Canton, O.. Feb. 27--The immense
Diamond Cement company, located at
Middlebranch. ten miles north of Cam
ton, burned this morning. The fire
started az the kilns and the destruction
was complete. The plant is owned by
Cleveland parties. Zeb Davis being presi-
dent II was valued at $4,000 partly
insured. One hundred men are thrown
out of employment. The works were
running full time.
Amsterdam. n. Y, Feb. 27.--The Pho
neer knitting mill. occupied by Chase
Brothers. mirten manufacturers, was
badly damaged by fire and water today.
The loss Is estimated at $40. 900. The mill
CAV. employment TO about q hundred
hands and has orders enough TO run I'M
I'll September.
Toronto Feb. 27-Fire in the large dry
goods emporium OF w. A. Murra & Co..
today did camsge 10 the extent OF near
" Sled.Coo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
CURES CATARRH
A Medicine That Cures Catarrh Wherever
Located.

A Medicine That cures lotarTn Wherever
Located.
All classes and conditions Of people
have chronic catarrh. Old men have it;
young men and young women have it.
which soon makes them old men and
women. Mothers and grandmothers have
It. It spares neither strong nor weak,
old or young. healthy or sickly. All
ranks OF people have chronic catarrh.
Rich men, poor men, beggar men, thieves.
lawyers, doctors. merchants, priests
Not only catarrh OF the head, but ca
tarrh of the throat, catarrh OF the lungs,
catarrh OF the stomach. catarrh Of the
liver, catarrh of the kidneys. catarrh OF
the bowels: and q multitude Of women
are afflicted with catarrh of the pelvic
organs Catarrh Is word which in
cludes a multitude Of diseases. Nearly
one-half of the diseases to which the hu-
man flesh is liable. are in reality nothing
more or less than catarrh in some phase
or location.
When Il Is said, therefore, that Peru
"a cures cstarrh wherever located,
much larger fact IS stated than at first
appears II Ii be true that Pe-ru-na
really does cure catarrh wherever locat-
ed, what . multitude Of diseases Peru
ma will cure Who Is II that says Pc
ru-na will cure catarrh wherever local
ed? Doctors say IL. lawyers say II.
preachers say II. a vast army of men and
women say It who have tried II. The old
and the young say u. fney say IL In the
east. IN the west. they say IL in the
north and the south. AL these say
that Pe-ru-na will cure ca;arrh wher-
ever located and they say II, too. with
out any solicitation. hesitation or re-
Enumeration Never ives greater asser-
ton crowded into fewer words: Peru
ma cures catsrrh wherever located.
Send TO the Pe-rl-na Drug Manu-
featuring Company. Columbus. o. for
Dr. Hartman's latest free book on
chronic catarrh. "a grippe. etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
Excursion Rate. to washin-ton

For the benefl; OF those desiring 10 Wit
ness the inauguration OF the next presi-
dent Of the United States. The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad viii sell excursion
tickets a. one fare for the round trio
from all pcints on lis line in Ohio. Inds-
ana and Illinois. Tickets will be sold
March ls:, 2nd and Srd, valid FOR return
until March Sth. Similar tickets. Via
B. * q. railroad. viii be sold by all the
railroads throughout Tie west. In ad-
DIXON 70 being The shortest and mos: d.
rect line e. Washington. the b & c.
passes though a region % greater scenic
insgaificence and historic interest than
any in ali America Passengers also
have the option OF travelling via Akron
ana Pit.sourg or via Bellaire ana Graf
ton either going or returning The
through trains NJ the B. & 0. are vest
Su!ed throughout. equipped with Pull
man sleecerS and he dining car service
unSurIaS sed- Information in detail
NIL be cheerfEily furnished upon app!i-
cation by v :. Allen, assistant general
passenger agent. p & o railroad. Grand
Central station C1icsgo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

Il the Way Germany's Action As to Crete
Looks TO Germans.

IL the Way Germany's Action As to Crete
Looks TO Germans.
Copyrighted 1857 by the Associated Press)
Berlin, Feb. 27.--It Is the opinion In
German political circles that the emperor
and the government have needlesely en-
tangled Germany In the Cretan question
and its embarrassing developments. A
reichs;ag Conservative leader. referring
to the subject, said to the Associated
Press today:
THE admission Of Baron Marschal.
Won Bebierstein. minister for foreign al
fairs, that German interests are in no
wise involved In the orient. argues very
plainly against the recent course OF the
government. which will make us no
friends, but only enemies. and which
will entail considerable expense to US, if
it leads to nothing worse"
This opinion is shared by nine ont Of
every ten men one meets privately. 1t is
generally said that this new departure in
foreign politics is radically opposed to
to the cd Bismarckian ideas. Even the
Centrist press. though anti-Bismarckian.
recalls the sounder policies Of the Bis
marck reigns.
The Hamburger Nachrichten strongly
protests against the governments policy.
in articles evidently from Prince Bis
marck's pen, and the only class which ex-
press satisfaction with his majestys pro-
ceedings are the colonial enthusiasts who
also favor his gigantic naval schemes.