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fORfCASTOF REICHSTAG
4 Il LIKELY that the Naval Bill will Bel
Dispatched.
OBLIGATORY CLOSING OF BUSINESS PLACES
On Sunday VIII he the Subject "f a
Eli to Come Up--Lex Heinz
4. Meat Bill.
tcopyrisht. 1900. the Associated Prsss)


will. reconvers next week. should seriously
attempt to dispose OF all work yet awaiting
Il tho session would be prolonged until mid
summer. Hence II has been agreed among
tho party leaders that the naval bill. the
acceptance of which is now reckoned certain,
will be dispatched. Next will come the sup
Elementary budget including the Africa line
vubyentlon bill. Then will come the bill
regulating certain trades. including obliga-
tory shop closing on holidays aud Sunday
throughout Germany and forbldding domestic
shop work on those days. 1t is not believed
that either the Lex Heinz or the meat bill
will reappear this session unless. In the case
OF the latter the government succeeds In eff
fecting compromise with the reiehstag
tority which Ia now unlikely. All other i'm
portant measures. including the compulsory.
accident and insurance bills. will be laid over
for next winter.
The parliamentarian, DR.. Bnrth md other
Anglophile leaders OF public thought here are
now planning thoroughly representative
gathering whose object and following show
that the liberal and radical portions OF the
German people have remained friendly to
Great Britain. wished her well and have UNI
diminished admiration for the land and peo-
pie. even II they dlsapprove OF tho present
source of British politics and consider that
leaders Ike Joseph Chamberlain are not safe
and are likely to provoke auarreis with other
nations This projected meeting is intended
10 enllghten public opinion in Great Britain
REGARDING the renl state OF feeling here. Tho
meeting will probably be called within
month and tho participants will be Ger
many's leaders in politics. sciences. art.
commerce. industry and banking. thus max
ing 1t essentially representative. The past
week was prolific OF conventions over a score
OF which were held. The grpatert IN publie
interest were the surgeons' ana tho physl-
Grams conventions. The latter held at Wios-
baden, produced astOnshingiy little that wus
rev excepting about the Malta fever. which
ueDate was started by PIOf. H9uBBur OF Wen
ma VINO gave the latest discoveries about
micrococus mslitenena He said tho Ger
man navy was already terribly affected.
tne surgeon congress produced a number OF
astonishing reports, Or. Goepsl reported
eighteen cases whore he had healed abdominal
ruptures by inserting flo snvcr wire net,
closing the aperature Dr. C'rede rennrtod n
new successful method Of performing stoln-
ach and intestinol opcrations which is much
more simple than heretofore lasting but forty
MINUTES.
A delegation OF surgeons was received by
the' emperor and empress. who expressed
great interest in the work OF the congress
Before the Bavarian diet Premier Won
Narian decree forbidding other flags than the
Bavarian to be exhibited on public buildings
which decree was reissued before tho omper-
ished.
The Konitz murder case continues scnsa.
uonal man named Israelski has been ar
rested for eonnving at the ritual murder aud
another Jew shopkoeper named Josephon /.
wanted for the Same crime. In tho who'll,
nelghborhood around Konitz 10 Staryard
Skurz and Czarol the population exhibits BIT
IN fItVY ,t,ai
OF riots
A boat containing thirteen workmeu EN-
pioyed by the Bremen warehouse society ha,
been unset ON the Weser. near Woltners
hansen, nine being drownd
TheolGgical courses for ladies will bo he'll,
this summer at the Victoria lyoeum here b,
Professors Won Soden. Holt and Guukl
The emperor has ordered that all the
princes shall form part OF the front rank u
the honorary COMPANY greeting the emperor
OF Austria on his arrival ut the gala per
Torrance OF "Auber's Bronza Horse" wheg
1t occurs at the Royal opera
An amusing Incident Is told 10 court circle.
OF one OF the empcrcr's aides-ds-camp pnynu
visit here to an English family. The lat
ter showed him nm English Dnner In VIII CHI his
majesty was called willy Willy" The Oft
Ger lauEhlnely took the paper aud showed /
TO the emperor. who heartily laughed saying
name"
Andrew D. White, the United statos am
hsssador. has successfully introduced durin
the season in the highest court and dlplo
matte circles American culinary delicacei
such as CLAIMS clam chowder terrapln am
California wines and fruits, etc. which hav
now hscome quite the rage in certain exolu
hve circles
Prince Hoheniobs has sold portion O
n his Russian estates TO LODI capitalists 10
100000 rot hles.
The foreign office SAYS II has information
Indicating that the United stptos difficult
with Turkey will be settled amicably IN few
days. The foreign office does not believe
naval demonstration will become necessary.
Questioned as to how the European power
would accept such q demonstration the for
elgn office official replied that no exchange oil
views had vet been held