The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-19
Makes Weak Women Strong
= AND SICK WOMEN WELL.

that an agreement had been reached be-
tween the three interested governments 10
rfrain from important public utterances on
the subject until full. detailed reports have
been received. In the meanwhile it may
be said shat we have given you what news
We have received. This is rathed contrary
TO the<custom of the German foreign Of
fee and was done to avoid msunderstand-
ing here and in America. We, on TINS
side. indeed. have been much more COM
municative on the subject Of the Samoan
middle than Washington rather TO orr
astonishment"
The discord within the German and Prus-
sian cabinets has grown more acute. There
is no longer any doubt that the three out
spokenly Agrarian members Of the Prus-
sian cabinet. Baron Won Hammerstein-
Exton, the minister Of agriculture; Baron
Won Der Recke Won Der Horst, the PrJls-
sian minister OF the interior and Count
Won Posadowky-W elmer, the secretary Of
state for the interior, are openly az war
with the rest OF their colleagues. During
the past fortnight they have given ample
evidence thereof in public speeches and in
some cases fatty contradicting previous
statements OF Baron Won Bueiow. Baron
Won Thielmann, secretary Of the imperial
treasury. and Der Bosse, minister Of in
struction. and other ministers. i IS not
yet plain how It will al lend-with the re-
tirement Of one faction or with a fresh
compromise. Some Of the newspapers pre-
dict the retirement Of the three AErarians
Baron Won Buelow, il is understood. con-
tinues 70 enjoy the fuI confidence Of the
emperor. who holds that the foreign Of
nee IN this must be allowed 20 predominant
at any rate for the time being, IN view Of
the important and delicate negotiations
which are proceeding with several OF the
powers. especially with the United States
The officials OF the American embassy
have made representations 70 the German
government IN behalf of American petr0-
leum interests A6out a year ago the
German government announced that there
was grave danger OF an American mouoP-
oily in Germany and that the government
therefore would facilitate the import o.
Russian petroleum. since then the Prus-
sian state railroads have begun - use ex-
clusiveiy Russian petroleum Mo-eover. %
4 recent administrative measure the fash
test has been raised II Prussia ard other
German states which amounts n z VIZ
tUal discrimination against American o.
The American embassy took exception 70
these measures bur Il vas fruitisss. The
German newspapers TOW assert that the
Standard oil company and the Russian
companies have come % an arrangement
ard that the government vii shortly De-
injerPsuated regarding ire steps 20 D.
taken 10 cog1te-ac- The threatened reyI-
val 81 the monopoly.
Emperor william has par6onsd Heu-y
Tledemana q New YORK. q Ge-msn-Au1sr-
icaz who deserted from the Pruzsian z-rzy
in $50 and went 70 The United tSates.
where he became natgrslIzs9 and BUTT VI
a prosperous business in. New Tcrk Re-
Gently he was arrested whi,s OF viz.- %
his resat.ves in Germans. and VS. coari-
msrtizled ard sentenced t. several years
Imprisonment although the osease was
committed before he went 20 America ard
ae therefore was not ansasaIe 70 TIE