The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-06

The oosrespoa1Dent of the A0ncsated
Pre3e teArn& that there has been b great
vsssans arosnd q oD,nacn IN xovsrnmsni
reports 81 the nsw German counsel n Pre-
During NJ sr,p e norsassn later. shs
emperor has been kept closely Informed re-
gardfng the changes a the whole natter
and on his arrival ~ Kles inmate verbal
report vas made 10 km 4 high o6aciaI
said TO the Associated Press correspondent
1T h certain that the emperor and with
him Count BueIow and Prince Hohenlohe
havs become ccnvinced that 20 actively
NEEDLE Ia the TrAnsyaas question 1T the
present stage woeI[ be 10 STIR up hornsi.s
nest Germany has come 10 the SnTciu~
sion that II = best for her interests to set
fh.nGx take their natural course"
Inerease % Anessenn navy.
A large portion Of the press this week
called attention 70 the enormous proposed
increase cf me American n1vy. The Dst
ASsasichse Lloyd points ont that America
!, r. TOW building forty-sIx war vessels. and
ORDERED during fhs last session Of com
Kress- This. 4 adds m the near future
~ give new compiexion TO the Tar
This article has been much commented
upoa and number OF papers In Close re-
iatsan WITH the government have begun q
crease IN the German navy.
New style ~ TsspeAe Heat.
The FIRST torpedo boat OF . new tyne has
just been launched at the Schichau yards
The fact that number of small torpedo
boats have been lost NJ xea during the past
I'VE years has induced the government TO
abandon the smaller type Ali the torpedo
boats built for Germany hereafter VIII be
sixty-eaght meters long. Craving nine feet
OF water. and VII be among the swiftsst
vessels Of their class adoat They viii
steam thirfy-flve knots and viii have two
tunnels and two turrets
Emperor Pleased with His Yacht.
From gentleman In the encourage of
the emperor. the correspondent OF the A.
soc-ated Press ienrEs that the emperor u
greatly esated al the success OF hts yachf
Meteor Al Eowes He exclaimed. when he
received the news.
Now have ssns them home beaten in
His majesty then ordered champagne for
everybody on board the imperial yacht
Hohsnzofefn.
the Polish painter. Kosak. who u favor
lie OF his majesty. Is now exhibited az the
ART exposition here II shows EmperoS
William In THAN uniform mounted on a
ment at the maneuver II 10 nne work
o. art and much admired.
The ffrgt automobile Cub OF Germany has
just been organized
The tight between the sovereign OF
LAppe~Detmold and Emperor william
brosher-in-iaw. Prince Ernest Gunther. OF
Schleswig -Hointefn. continues. The latest
f ea.,ar y t hs Prnse Adolpn On The ec
thanks for the congratulations which he
claimed had reached him from every part
Of Lppe- Detmoid. and also publishes q
ach de Gotha that pressure had been ex-
erted upon them from high quarters to
suppress genealogical items regarding the
progeny OF the regent Of Lppe-Detmold.
competition with others was issued.
Commerce with Amesica.
The AGrartan press publishes statistics
on the subject of the remarkable decrease
In the suEar exports TO the United States
q Y III I to s . tins .I n i IS ~ "0'''s
A collective protest against the effects
OF the Dingiey tarin bill on German indus
tries has been presented by the Rund der
been answered by the imperial secretary
OF state for the interior. Count won Posa-
dowSki- Wehner. who says the protest has
bee =, sss % iss ss,
tanned In the protest will be used in nego-
tiatfng further commercial treaties with
the United States
photogRaphes Flees Frea Sentence.
Max Prlester. photographer. who has
0SE0 ScHt4UEfu ~ u iNuW tcfsu A0E pHO40~
graphing the dead Prince Bismarck against
the wishes OF his family. ned this week 70
avoid serving his sentence.
The Beyreuth Performances.
The papers are far from unanimous In
praise OF the Beyreuth performances.
Many influential. serious organs say II was
q grave mistake to allow Giegfreid Wag-
ner to conduct the performances. n the
whole. mus.cally and dramatically. n no
better than heard on number OF Ger
man stages
Mrs. J. o. Murray. wife Of the Berlin
representative OF an American Arm. In
tends shortly TO return to the stage She
has gone with her husband to Hamburg.
The singer was much annoyed by the APP
pearance on the variety stage at Hersings-
dorf q fashionable sea resort. OF a pre-
tender. pArading a. lie Belle Louise Militia.
Cora HIM. an American retired singer.
has become insane. and will be sent 10 an
asylum here unless her relatives claim
her.
Mai. II. r. Allen. the United States mil
itary attachc here. has been instructed To
attend the German army maneuvers from
September 10 TO H. and also those Of Aus
tria and Russia AT the end OF August.