New-York tribune., 1899-10-29
THENEWS OFTWO CAPITALS
THE KAISERs VISIT TO ENGLAND-DE.
PRESTON REGARDING THE WAR.
ONLY ONE AMERICAN MILITARY ATTAcHE
TO BE ALLOWED AT THE FRoNT-EN-
rE2TAINMENTs FOR DEPART
ING OFFICERS


moan e,aee French chauvinisnl fnrgives him FOR
having interveaad A. fho close NJ rho DreNfus
trial ~ deprive the verdict ~ tho Judges ot an
moral force and IS now coaying him fo staY
away from England Bismarcks German parN-
sans are also warning him that n rs more I'M
portant for him 10 ronain on close terms WIN
the car than 10 WOO popularity in England.
There is also the oldtme feeling NJ leaionsy.
especially among tho commercial classes ~ Ger
MANY which is not easily reconciled with me
new trend Of the Emperors policy of friendship
for England His projected visit 20 England
has become matter of high diplomatic impor-
tance and win he preceded by meeting WIN
the Car which viii not lessen tne sienh'ance
of the event Naturally he is nvesinA these
incidents with an atmosphere of m' siei>' ana
the prominence attached 10 his movements I'M
parts lustre to his prestige and personal nhu-
ence i'm European affairs
The change Of public sentiment in England
respecting the German Emperor since Nh" fy-
ing squadron was ordered ont four years ago ~
nothing les@ than startling anomaly Eng
lish irritation over Germany s. CONNER i0i3I iNalfy
and the Fmperor's neddlesome intervention m
the Transvaal affair reached pitch whore var
would have been welcomed Times havs
changed and the Enelish people are NOW pre-
pared 10 receive him as an ally and friend Who
has stood by them when Russia AMI France
have been suspected Of treach rv. The British
Jmgosm. which ampooncd and ioered AZ him
after the Jameson raid now dI-misses ino TACT.
that the Beers were assisted by Colonel Schet
and German gum as a matter of no m
portance and fairly camors to have him enter
London in triumph.
Nobody now talks about Fnglands sp'end'd
isolation. influential press writer's remind the
Emperor that the time may come wien Ger
many may want English sympathy ana assure
him that IL will not he withheld. since tnshsn-
men will not forget the friendliness Oh" kaiser
| displavod at a critical moment of their his
tory. such declarations are not. perhaps I'm
accord with that proud spirit Of so.f-reiance
and consciousness Of strength which have heen'
the finest English traits and the real secret ot
the stability Of the British Empire nl' they
betray an anxiety which is felt lest the En-
peror may be- Influenced to defer hts Visit to-
England under pressure of political agitation
at home and subtle intrigue abroad
4 change i'm his plans would be an affront tO-
England. and he will not go 10 any such
length; he will without doubt minimize the ef-
feet Of the visit by exchanging cordial enc
braces with the car at Potsdam and then como
to England to visit tho Queen and spend a
couple Of days with the Prince Of Wales AMI
possibly have a few days shooting with Lori|
Lonsdale The Emperor and the Prince or
Wales have never been suspected of having A.
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friendly enough next month
r,.tl.,.o ,ho+ ,ba oovernfnr classes of Eng.
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....,. 3D.. ,,., eovsrn,r.nts ar. on the most
friendly terms possible This cooperation is
illustrated i'm the samoan negotiations Ger-'
many Is anxious TO bring tho triparri6 afranse~
ment 10 an end and have "A division of terr-'
t...~,s,s II ,bfs bo carried out
tories anu ,r.,.., 49, ho,5 Tho ,slanA
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viii offer practical PROOFS tnai I'D" secret '-l''-
ment Of last year. whatever f ma, ".' has
brought the two countries into intimate rea-
tions based upon good feeling ani nN'A' nap
piness.
l.o...., ttarrisor and Mrs Harrison havs
t,, 49, i,. 80, .t. American Iror So Paul
as,.. - t,s,. Wool, Mr. Harrison has nor been IN
hfs s.,al beal,b and found if dIfTruff Il, rasisr
-. s,t,ra influence of the London foe and ra-
main il, condi,ion for keeping the numerous en-
,o.,,, .,,+s made for hin, IL has met ths
prlrca If Wales. Lord Salisbury lir Baifour.
Mr. Chamberlain Lord Lansd0Nne and great
numoer o' proi ''
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,s,.s, - ENGLAND was but nobody caught ths
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