The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

suite, arrived in perfect health at the en-
campment outside OF the town today. At
Il o'clock their maiesties entered the
Jafa gate. and at O'Clock visited the
Church OF the Holy Sepulchre. The
streets presented a lively appearance and
the buildings were lavishly decorated.
Copyright, 1S9S, by the Associated Press)
Berlin. Oct 2s.-The official relations b.
/ tween Germany and Russia have been
ri ed recently. This fact, although de-
MED by the government organs. was OBJ
tanned from a person II high authority
and one Of the most striking proofs OF
the accuracy OF the statement is that
Count Muravief, the Russian minister OF
foreign affairs. has just visited Paris and
Vienna but ignored Berlin. The German
newspapers remarked this and have com
mented upon the omission. Other signifi-
cant facts are the almost outSpoken hos
tile tone Of the entire Russian PRESS. in
which the rapproachment between Ger
many and Great Britain IS declared as an
underhand plot against Russia which the
latter IS JUSTIFIED N keenly resenting, in
view OF her friendliness 10 Germany In
China in the recent tariff negotiations.
Moreover. Emperor Williams visit 20 the
Orient is characterized as an attempt 10
undermine Russian influence in Turkey
and the potion OF the orthodox church in
Palestine. The Russian clerical authori-
ties fear German Protestant rule in Jeru-
salem, where the Orthodox pilgrims are
ten times more numerous than those OF
all the other creeds together II is said
that Russia, in order 10 counteracr the
Anglo-German agreement, has come to a
closer understanding with Austria by
which those two countries and France
VIII jointly oppose the increased influence
Of Germany in the Orient and VIII in no
case permit Turkish concessions 20 Ger
many. The bulk OF the German newspa-
pers express the opinion that Emperor
Williams trip viii yield little tangible
good but will create much jealousy upon
the part o. the interested powers. who
viii endeavor TO destroy and German pro-
jects in Asia Minor. The German comic
papers are also pokIng fun at the emperor
and his new crusade. leading in some
cases 70 prosecutions on the charge Of les
majestic. The police conhscated the last
number Of Somplissimus owing to its
publication OF a poem entitled IN the
Holy Land" CONCENTRATING Palestine on
receiving such august visitors and saying
that Goigotha will be able 10 boast not
only hearing the hast words from the
Cross, but the first OF Emperor William.
The German newspaper correspondents
with Emperor William highly praised the
lavish hOEDffa1F-r- ~ Sci
key. which. however. has created intense
dissatisfaction among the Turks Pla-
cards have been posted on the mosques
and in the streets Of STEAMBOAT, denounc-
ing the extraordinary amounts spent on
the emperor. which money 1t is further
pointed out, comes out OF Mohammedan
pockets.
Il is said that the sultan offered 70 pre-
sent Emperor William. on the occasion
Of the latters' arrival al Jerusalem, with
the famous Chamber Of the Last Sup
per- but that the German emperor
thanked the sultan and declined the pro
possl on the ground that the building also
contained Turkish religious relics. The
emperor, IL IS further asserted. viii get
some other valuable present instead.
Another report says the sultan Insisted
upon paying the entire expense OF the en-
peror's tour OUT OF his own private purse.
The German newspapers in asking for A
denial OF this report, declare that while
the emperor was q ConstantinopIe. he
had. for reasons Of policy. 70 be the sui
tan's guest, but they add that as soon
as MS majesty set foot IN the Holy Land.
as Chr-san pilgrim. ther was no longer
anything in common between him and the
sultan. and he could not remain the lat
ter's guest.
Il appears that the progress OF the en-
peror and empress through Palestine has
been very fatiguing especially 70 the en-
press There has been plenty Of color and
picturesque tablsaux. but the heat has
been intense. Thursday 81 an esQeciaIIv
trying day and the terrific hO- march last
81 Is hours. The Turkish cavalry escort
lost four horses.
Their imperial rnajesttes have been re-
ce-ving addresses from the German colo
MES ~ each town they nave vitisted
Replying 10 the Germans a. Saroua. the
emperor said he was pleased 20 see that
tne g5od relations ne had maintained with
me sultan and the Ottoman empire had
benefited Ms German subjects IN the east
generally. Cont -n1ils. the emperor re-
marked that the more the Germans n
the east chung 70 heir native country the
mora would they constitute a Civ.liziug
and useful element r. the Turkish empire.
and u was II recognition OF This fact mat
the sultan had extended his benevolent
protection 20 th@ German residents
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