The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
THE CARS VISIT
TO THE EMPEROR
Continued from First PascJ

q, 1ses seized the opportunity when treat
pr,,afn was wroth at the Kruger telegram
TO further Frances interest IN ,he ore0
ton OF the idea OF a ''revanche.
while no specific agreement was entered
into identity OF opinion was found 10 eA-
isl regarding present and future pohoy
in China. South Africa, the BALKANS
Greece and elsewhere. A..
The correspondent also learns that the
Gar and Emperor William informally
conversed during the course OF the day Oh
a number of matters likely To occupy GER
many and Russia in the near future, IN
Guiding the renewal of the commerclal
treaty. , -,
The Monarchs separated satisfied OF
each others pacific and frlendIy hl'h-
lions. ON the whole the correspondent
is informed on good authority the Visit VI
the Car makes for good. lie left win
the conviction that Germany and RUSSIA
may remain good friends even II Germany
is inproving her relations with Great
Britain.
one subject of the conversation OF the
NIonarchs and statement accompanying
them. the correspondent is credioly IN
formed. was the phenomenal progress Oh
the United States as a Weltmacht, potent
factor everywhere on the globe. ms
subiect is said TO have caused hVeiy
discussion as the ideas on the subject ny
no mean tailed.
GREAT PROBATION.
Eron personal observation the corre-
snondent is able to say the Car presents
the appearance of "A man III Ialr "eaI''
His motions and speech are rapid ana un-
affected. OF course, precautions lVI ..'O
safety of the visitor were OF the most nm
,,te and complete description. The train
H4f InI
miles an hour and stopped frequently
y.hile n nilot engine away ahead was ex-
aiming the ground. Detectives shadoNed
everv stem Of the Car. while at Potsdam,
even when alone with the German En-
neror I'm d dog cart which the latter drove
through the park OF SanssOuci.
The newspapers with few exceptions eN-
press lively satisfaction at the Samoan
settlement. There is no doubt that Count
Won Buelow has gained tremendously IN
favor. not only with the Emperor, but
with the people of almost all shades OF
opinion. lie receives the whole credit for
the agreement. The price paid for samoa
Is not deemed too high.
All the papers. except a few OF the Pan
German variety. express confidence that
the United states as the owner Of Tutali
Island will prove a peaceful and accom-
modating neighbor.
In the Joint Samoan settlement the war
in South Africa has nearly been lost sight
Of. The dispatches from there have been
but little commented ON.
The Reichstag will meet November l4th
and Il Is probable the session will he most
lively. There are three very important
measures about which great diversity OF
opinion exists-the antl-strike bill, the
Hnh Of a.
morcial treaties.
THE NAVAL BILL.
The first IS not likely 20 pass until the
government accepts radical changes. The
naval bill is more likely To succeed. Re
garding the treaties everybody, includ-
inc the government. IS az sea, the pre-
parat0ry work being still behndhand.
Besides these. NJ special interest TO Amer
Ica IS the meat bill which will come 49,
for IT'S second reading at an early day.
The shape IN which Il was left by the
committee is not acceptable 10 both gov
ernments.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press learns from n reliable American
authority here that n tho bill as eN-
planned. passes with the clause amounting
10 prohibition 0f the importation OF
sausages and canned meats, the United
States will not DE satisfied and Will I'M
mediately retaliate with prohibIiory meas
ures on German wines. The result VIII
be regular tariff war
Soon after the Reichstag meets, an
Interpolation on the foreign policy Of
the government will be discussed. Near
" every party represented will express
confidence I'm Count Won Buelow's con-
duct OF affairs.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press learns that Prince Hohenlohe has
not vet made peace with the Emperor
about the publicity given 10 His Maies'ys
naval projects. and II is strongly probable
he will have 10 resign, though there IS
siH a chance that another truce will be
patched up II seems certain that Count
Won Buelow will be Prince Hohenlohes
successor.