The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-22

n,- cases of serious interferences
with German vessels IN american ports py
tions ~ .be revenue laws. The cases Of the
Bremoe. Calabria and Constanla are par
ticularly mentioned. it's aomlttsd mat the
offandays were leniently treated. but the
renort saws Germany shippers and captains
ought 70 know that the regulations are be-
ing enforced with greater severity by the
United States
The Fmneror on Tuesday attended the
dinner of the officers OF the Garoes gu corps
Regiment and presented them with a. fine
naintine of the battle of Zorndorf, by
Roechling, after his Majesty's ideas.
7, = much remarked at the centenary
of the Charlottenburg Technical University
how greatly the Empress has aged of late.
Her face is quite wrinkled n drawn, and
shows signs of suffering. The Emperor
looked m be in fair health, and 1t was no.
ticed that the imperial children were all
remarkably grown. The crown prince is
now a trifie taller than his father, has a
budding mustache and manly bearing, and
resembIes his mother strikingly. He will
give his first fete az the new palace this
and cousins. There Will be a big dinner at
the new palace tomorrow in honor of the
Empress's birthday;
The manufacturers of Germany have Gre
ated a fund of 100000 marks, for the fur
therance Of technical science, which sum
was presented yesterday at the centenary
of the technical high school.
The Cologne Gazette publishes the adver-
tisement of a big manufactures for people
to join him in importing Cinnamon as SER
wants and factory hands.
A young man giving the names of Henry
Green and Elias Miller, claiming to come
from Boston, has been arrested for having
a die of an American dime made. The po-
lice found in his room evidence that he is a
professional counterfeiter, and he was sem
fenced to five years Imprisonment. 1t is
surmised that he was sent to Germany by
accomplices in America.
Nine. Rejane is to play at the Royal The
ater Oct. q. on the personal invitation of
Reports received at the Ministry Of the
Interior from the consuls at New York and
Chicago on the industry and of
the United States say industry in the auto-
mobile industry is gaining, that a speedy
victory for the movement Is predicted and
that the manufacturers are working for
the export trade, as, owing, TO the poor
roads, the field for automobiles in the
United States is confined to the towns. The
American manufacturers, it is added, have
the advantage of excellent machinery and
materials.
Professor Sears, of the University of Cali
fornia, is here, studying astronomy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Griffin, of Leland
Stanford University, are here for the win
ter. <
DR.. Won Hollenden. the German ambassa-
dor to the United States, had luncheon with
Emperor William to-day. He explained to
his Majesty the objects of the Philadelphia
Commercial Congress-. 1t is hoped here that
the congress will greatly help to improve
the German-American commercial relations.
Frank Mason, the United States consul
general, and Mrs. Mason. gave a farewell
dinner on Tuesday to the Wiborgs. Sher-
mans and Aliens, who sailed Thursday for
home from Hamburg. Mr.. White, the United
States ambassador, and Mrs. White, were
also at the dinner.