New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
TIMELY TOPICS IN BERLIN.

Berlin. September IS
TO KEEP TROOPS IN CHINA.-The Chinese sit
uaton is here deemed to he highly unsatisfactory
and most complicated. though sensational
events Immediately expected and isolated &C
ton upon the part OF any Power Is not
ticpated According the opinion here all the
interested Powers too firmly convinced OF the
Importance Of continued harmony and solidarity
to jeopardize them when necessity calls for II.
1t is not expected In Berlin that either Russia or
France will withdraw her troops hurriedly from
Picking. and it Is believed the United States will
not be in any greater hurry. Information has
reached this city that Russia, In any event will
keep large bodies OF troops IN China, not only In
the frontier provinces of Mongolia. Manchuria and
Klrin but also IN the interior and, the coast dis
tricts OF Po-Chi-IA The military commanders of
tho allied forces have agreed that under any cir
Il Is necessary to strengthen the tact-
cal and strategica position of the international
troops In Pe-Chi-LL Russia, too. will finish the
railroad from Yang-Tsu to Picking
Regarding Germany's attitude. she will In any
case insist on ses'Fe pes w6eS
purpose the confession of Baron Won kettelers as
General Yung-f.u as 4 peace negotiator il the
charges made against YunE-Lu that he led the at
Gk the ek hi F62een o are INSISTS
on ne rrinni6in OF severe punshmSnt does not op-
pose peace with china. shown yesterday by Or.
Mumm SchWarzopstein. tho German Minister
20 china. accepting Ii Hung Chang's visit at
The German papers are hned with mail CORE
tain events until shortly before the march upon
IenG an thcse @'eTS asreo IN 5ni iooin
and maintaining the sirictest discipline among her
troops.
PLACING OF WAR LOAN.-The newspapers to-
DAY nearly all condemn the pa cling of the German
loan In the United States unnecessary and calcu
lated to humiliote the nation. The "Nossische-
Ze!tuns" prints figures showing the Imperial Gov
eminent had 10000 0co marks hand, and says:
Why, then, borrow abroad. thus putting Ger
many on par with Russta and smaller and less
found It dificult 10 raise the amount here without
the aid Of any bank,
The "Boorsen Courier" "Boersen- zeitung" and
Cologne volks -ZeItung" express themselves SINH
Iarly.
It is learned. however. authortatlvely. that Ger
man Government circles have been most agree
ably affected by the manner in which the German
loan has been taken up In the United States. par
tculariy at the Ncw-York Life Insurance Com
pany's large participation. Dr. MIGUEL Minister Of
Finance. said this afternoon that he highly
delighted with the success OF the loan.
\ London papers statement that this is only an
lnstanent OF total loan OF 200 600 oo9 marks Is dis
believed here The correspondent of The Asso-
ciatCd Press called the Reichsbank officials atten-
ton the statement, hut they refused deny il.
representative = Of Dr Mig1el hqwevcr, Nmphat-
ments needs we're satisfied for the present The
from New-York that part Of the loan will be
placed iG Germany; It is understood that the
America was the Berlin High Finances disaffec-
lion bee" a the PLACED the 2o
eminent wanted TO show High Finance that it is
AID FOR GALVESTON SUFFERERS.-A meet
ing OF Americans has been held at the United
States Embassy here in aid of the Texas sufferers
Resolutions of sympathy passed and 1900
marks were subscribed A committee, consisting
Deputy Consul-General Frederick Won Versen was
appointed to solicit further subscriptions
The American colonies of Leipsic, Dresden and
Stuttgart have also called meetings to raise funds
GREATLY PLEASED WITH MANOsIrVRES
Licutenant-Coloael Liycrmore has returned from
the manoeuvres He says that the marching was
the finest he had ever seen. and that the soldiers
showed no signs of fatigue The American officer
was struck with the excellent discipline regularity
ard promptness Of the movements ana general
soldierly qualities of the men. All the movements
cavalry had their horses under excellent control
lie dined twice with Emperor William. who was
testy yesterday bid farewell each visiting at
tache. nquiring how he was pleased with the ma
-n9uvres.
NOTHING KNOWN OF EMPEROR's VISIT
The British Embassy here knows nothing of the
projected visit of Emperor William and the Crown
Prince to the Queen of England reported by
London paper.
SOCIALIST COMMEMORATE Socialist Party
Convention opens Tomorrow at MayenCe. The So
cialist Women's Conference begins the same day
The conventions chief point of issue Is whether
not generally participate in the Prussan Diet
elections.
PREHISTORIC TOMBS-Between Worms and
Frankental there has been laid bare an immense
tomb filed with prehistoric remains four thousand
years old The skeletons show that they are those
OF tall, strong The bodies were all buried
In a STOPPING position.
DEGREES AT BRESLAU.-Breslau University
has changed the condition Of doctorate promotions
In philosophy requiring the candidates graduation
from schools similar TO the German gymna Sums
THE CRUISE OF THE DIYIE
Washington Sept. 15.-The cruiser Dixie. now
being used a training ship for landsmen will
leave New-York October l for six months'
cruise, in the of which she will stop ar the
Canarles and visit several Mediterranean norts
going as far east tho PirRus and Alexandra
She will reach New-York on her return trim On
April /. 1901. 'P 0''