The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
.0UR MEAT IS
NOT WANTED
Beef Investigation Has
Scared Germany.
P0RTER'S MISSION.
Cordially Received by German
Government.
TU2 MANILA C0NnRCoI0NC
KaiserS Course ASSailed
by Part of Press.
CHANGESlN THE ARMY AND NAVY
The Kaiser VIII Assume Command of
the Navy. as He Already Has of
the Army. Oh tho Retirement
Of Admiral Won knorr-Ru-
mors Of Personal Differ
ences Between Them
Are Unfounded.
Tests in Wire
less Tele-
graphy
CHANGESlN THE ARMY AND NAVY


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Germany on Nedhesdh1' Ills Majesty
again warmly thanked the United States
,,.,t,..,.5or A,4-e,,. n White for his
t..,
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relations between the two countries. Mr
White. I'm replying. said the Empcrors
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hudyar h4pAhs Hia "H 'Aeeii'"1 c''--'
in the United States.
His Nfaiestv looks moro robust and
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journey
Tho Minister az Foreign Affairs. Baron
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versed at some lenslh' ana Ihedsdhli!'
RESULTS ARE GOOD
Ntbourb Mr. Robert p. Porter since
, ..oft.. ,
MS arrival Hei1' has i'-''''e"'S Ell"
Press that his mission is iu no wise au-
thorized by the Uu.ed States Govern
mcnt his stay here ha. attracted con-
siderable attention. and is productive Of
good results. 4 series of interviews has
appeared in some OF the leading papers.
in which ar Porter has strongly pointed
out the mutual advantages of intimate
and uninterrupted commercial relations
between the TWO countries. The COM
ments on his utterances have been extern
sive and varied. the Asrarian press does
not look favOrlbiy upon them. The
Kreuz Zeitune takes exception 10 the
fact thar Mr.. Porter has nowhere limited
at American concession.
mn sen,i-0nicial Post disDutes the cor
ro@,,,oes If 1r- porter-s daiir.. on the
.,.ti-s - 60, e,.,orts a. tho r-nitot
e..t. 49, ,n@ i,fstr,.. of bf, ,o,
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0'ual'l'9' "'iN ,-, aha. -.-.,.., ,..,...-..
I1 % 60 -. i-l','.l
from lne CHliol o,"''' l"'.'s '"N go
during l-S, WhHe 'Ho exports I'd amer
ca decfeaseu ''.-''-1' '''feIeu WIZ" I''''
and 100000. compared with 1896.
The commercial and Liberal press.
however, hail Mr. IOrter's declarations
with satisfaction.
While the government has taken pains
To show Mr.. Porter that his efforts to-
ward "a better understanding CONNER
ciqllv between the TWO countries. are
fuiv anpreciated. Baron Won Buelow. Of
bts own volition. has asked Mr.. White 10
lin Mr. Porter 10 the diplomatic recep-
- or uvedrosday as The r-oreion Min
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tariffs or 'uoa ana Foito RICO 10 COM
mlt'ee or eNpeI'7,
Mr. Porter eSpi",i's 20 une eoIIespoh.
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q serious uls'l pal'oy eA's.S DelNegn 'i.,
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tppatehuy u'aM" iioni Hsl il"i. ~ on.s.,i
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lIess. lnls cSp'"''s 'H1 u''i0'e"' '0"-
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