The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

keenly watched here. The Auteuil riot
is pointed out as striking proof of the
| internal decomposition of the republic,
as shown by the gross lack of loyalty
| and discipline on the part OF the police.
Fresh reports say the chamber of
commerce of Gladbach has unanimously
| rejected the invitation of the Philadel-
| phia museum of commerce to co-ope-
| rate with it. The influential Rhenish
| and Westphalian Zeitung calls the in
| vitation a naive attempt to induce the
| German Michael to come and be
| skinned" and a number of other pa
| pers indorse this statement, claiming
| the Americans are already doing
| enough espionage upon German indus
| tries.
The agrarian newspapers continue TO
| cite the alleged discovery and seizure
of trichinous American meats. Such
| cases are reported this week from Hof.
Bavaria. Brunswick, Hildeshem, Alona
| and Bochum. Professor Stiles. the
scientific attache of the United States
embassy, is investigating the case. Of
| course, they are generally used to pre-
JUDGE consumers against American
meats. Two large lots of damaged
hams, weighing altogether 5000 pounds,
We're seized in Berlin and the dealer
claimed he had received them from an
Altoona importer named Mohr, who is
said to have them direct from the
United States.
Ernest Benninghoven, writing from
Chicago to the agrarian Deutsche Tage
Zeitung, makes long revelations as to
the disgusting and dishonest practices
of the packers. These remain uncon-
tradicted and are being widely re
printed.
Since his return from hunting at Pro-
l. II. Il
most of his time in reviewing the regi-
ments comprising the garrisons of Pots
dam and Berlin. After the review he
sat for a while with young Prince
Lynar, whose mother is an American,
and inquired pleasantly after his Amer
lean relatives. The princes mother
was Miss Parsons of Columbus Ohio.
The prince is a lieutenant of the Guards
du Corpos regiment The emperor will
visit Bonn during the summer for the
purpose of seeing his sister, Princess
Victoria of Schaumburg-Lippe, whose
husband is an officer of huzzars in
garrison at Bonn. His majesty will
also arrange for the stay of the crown
prince and Prince Eitel Fritz at the
university at Bonn next year
On Thursday the emperor used the
new, luxurious steamer Alexandria to
proceed by the Havel from Potsdam to
guard regiments. The steamer has
special features, especially ordered by
his majesty after one he saw at Con-
stantinople.
The empress will spend a month of
the summer at Beychstgarteu in the
Bavarian Alps with her younger
children.
If a conflict arises between Great
Britain and the Transvaal Germany
will remain neutral.
Japan is the only power that has
objected to the acquisition of the Car
olne islands by Germany.
Wilma Parlaghy, the painter, former
ly favorite of the emperor and court
and who was recently divorced under
distressing circumstances, will soon
marry the wealthy Russian princess,
Eugenelvoff, and retire from art work.
AS a result of the tuberculosis con-
gress a number of cities have begun
to provide sanitariums for the poor.
One intended to accommodate 100 in
mates is being established at Koenigs-
burg.
A number of prominent physicians
and wealthy young men who have sue
ceeded in being exempted from mill
tary service unlawfully, are involved
in deep criminal case at Cologne,
which is assuming gigantic proper
lions. There are now n defendants
render the men called for public ex-
animation temporarily unfit by adj
ministering strong poisonous doses
sufficient to produce f1uttering of the
heart and other alarming symptoms.
The emperor has ordered a thorough
investigation without regard to whom
it may hit Several of the accused are
sons of rich Cologne bankers.
The Hamburg American line is con-
tinuing its experiments with carrier
pigeons for the purpose of conveying
news from vessels at sea, either at
Hamburg or New York. The Angus
ia Victoria set several pigeons free
during her voyage to New York. One
of these homed from midocean to
Hamburg inside of two days.
Owing to the heat this week there
have been many sunstrokes. In Ber-
lin several cases have been fatal.
The organization of the owners of
46 German American dailies for the
joint interests is noted with approval
here by the press and foreign office.