The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-20

Won Buelow is quite satisfied, consider
ing that German interests are not ade-
quateiy protected by the wording of the
new act.
Several OF the most serious and in
fluential papers, including the National
EZeitung and the Frankfort Zeituns
printed strong editorials this week on
the relations of Germany with the
United States. vigorously recommend
ing the acceptance of invitations to the
Philadelphia commercial exhibition.
they argue that while it is true that
commercial relations with the United
States might be better. there is no valid
| reason to refuse while personal inter-
course between the commercial repre-
sentatives of the two countries will
probably do much to improve those re-
lations.
In connection with this matter, 1t is
interesting TO note that the government
is initiating Philadelphia in planning
an imperial commercial museum of its
own.
While at Remscheid this week the en-
peror made several characteristic re-
marks. To a little boy to whom his
rather entrusted a bouquet for his ma
jesty, and which the little fellow was
10th to relinquish, his majesty said:
Yes, what German once has he likes
Kaiser Will See the Parade.
Considerable surprise was excited in
Berlin when it became known that the
emperor would not be present at the
unwilling on Monday of the statue of
Frederick the Great in the Sieges Alice
although he had always declared Fred
erick was his model. and in view of the
TACT that ne does not have anything i'm
peror prefers to go TO the military pa
rade at Mayence.
I Prince Henry of Prussia will return
from the far east in December by way
of the United States
rat colonial offices are now going
begging. The foreign office is vainIy
oHering 10000 marks salary with easy
work TO a number of small officials of
Wurtemburg if they will go to the colo
mes In East Africa under two and one
nan years contracts. Simple copying
clerks are also vainly sought for at
$500 marks salary
The Agrarian papers have published
the last alleged dividends of two Ger
man branches of the Standard Oil
company as being 661a per cent and AZ
per cent, and the papers demand that
bleeding of the people"
Long hlQe OF UnldnS.
An interesting event will be the ride
or the Fifteenth regiment of Uhlans
from Hanover to StrasDurg and back, a
total distance of about 200 kilometers,
during the army maneuvers.
A former secretary of the Russian
prince, Orginski. a man named Schnei-
der was arrested this week at Pooss-
zeiten on the charge of being at the
head of a band of forgers of American
paper money, which has found its way
to Berlin and the United States in
large quantities. A big package of $50
notes was seized.
The highest Prussian court has de-
cided it to be a punishable offense TO
keep for sale American meats and sau-
sages which have not passed eXamina-
ton A dealer at InOveraglan Posen
was fined 500 marks on this account.
During the month of July 6,SSS pieces
of American bacon and hams were in
spected in Berlin, of which number
seven were found to be trichinous.
DIR. Victor Norgaard. delegate of the
United States agricultural department
to the veterinary congress at Baden
Baden has been elected vice president
of the congress. He has gone to Co
penhagen-