The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09
CAUSED EXCITEMENT
FAlLtRE TO RECEIVE KRUGER
sTIuS tP GERMANY.
TO COME UP IN REICHSTAG.
COUNT VoN ntTLoW WILL REILLY
TO IN1EWrELLATIoN.

Mnns Fapcrs Side Wfth the Attitude
/ of the Emprror-Norc Tntk of re-
taIiHtion on Account az the ping
Gcs Tarfn-Unurts 90 Amhnssmaar
white 80 Maintain Feae.faI
>tntus-rcacc in china seems 80
lie 10 sight
I Berlin. Dee. MIR Kuleet.s rou.re-ep-
tion hore and the REASONS losdiHe thereto
viii he made the suble.t ~ am Interpret
/ latiou in fhe Eeionstag aarly iu the e9m-
ing week. ou the nrst budget debate. Tho
/ Imperial Chancellor Count Won Buelow,
I wlil reply personally.
/ Tho exeitemeat ou the subject ia s,ll
/ deep ana far-reachins. at evidenced by
f to-day rlc Nation. which contains an
article hy Prof Tbeo1or Mommsen. who
approves Emperor william uot rocei.-
INK the Hoer statesman as being more
aiguiued and moro just than II he had
+ received him ana then confessed his pow
crlessness 10 avert tho south African
lraxc1y. which is now going on toward
tho aoal act
The Yoas .scho 2citunr sakes similar
view and says tlat "uypoatiucal France.
witch IS seeking to embrou Germany with
England. would hsye len Germany Ia
tho Iurch. probably confelerauug with
England agnlns, Germany. after suceeed-
lng Ia rupturlug ,he bonds of Anglo-Ger-
man friendship"
German, and the Meat Trade.
An editorial article IA the Kreuz zeitung
on the subject Of President McKinley's
recent message TO Congress IL significant
IS expressing the views and aims Of the
moderate German ograriaus II says.
1T does no, matter II sha Americans
lose the German meat trade. since Ameri-
can manufactured impsftH 10 Germany
viii enormously Increase. which Is watch-
cd anxiuusiy in Germany. Auatro- Hun
gary and switzerland II Germany. in tho
| protected treaties initiates the pinEley
sarin how can the Americans complaint
II would only he an aat 81 self-defense
The article then proceeds 10 enumeTate
tho many apparent unfalrneaHes IN the
tann relations with the United Statea-
The Cologne Noks Zeiiuug. the sadlng
Ceutriat organ, acknowledge the cease
less attempts % the United States ambas-
sailor. Mr. white To keep the peace he
tween the Two countries. bat claims his
euorgs ara pooa-poohed and frustrated by
the Republican lluaoes ln America who
are particularly venomous against Ger
many.
Peace with Chtna Coming.
An Official OF ths Japanase legation in
formed the correspondent % The Assyci-
ated Press that the latest advises jus,iaed
the belief that the re-estahIishmeut Of
peace with China haas beeu quickly com
log since the conditions have been m0der-
ated by the Powers.
The foreign office here formally con-
firms the statements that the remaining
minor points ot the Pckiu Joint note have
been settled An inspired article IA TO-
days Colo9ne Gnzette. detailing the con-
tents 90 tine note. substantially agrees
with what has been printed on the sub
iect Ia America
The spondout Of the Associated
Press learns from private sources that
Emperor William viii send a special en-
voy shortly. 20 make "a tour of the notable
American stock farms. with the View Of
purchasing saddle and carriage horses
for the imperial stables Hitherto tho
court has purchased exclusively Ia Hun
gary and England
The Emperor personally filled out hia
census formula, saying nia business was
German Emperor and King OF Prussia"
Banker sternberE's Trial.
At to-daN'a session ~ the trial Of the
wealthy Berlin Banker sternberg charged
with an ofeuse against morality. Marga-
ret Fischer. Who was summoned from New
York. where she had become Mrs MEler,
testified al iengta Her testimony was
Ia favor Of the defendant but she al
mitted having received large sums of
money from SternbcrR.
The Berlin Bar Associa ion gave formal
notice to-day that IL wlH take proceedings
Z Horn Haffa hss -
the defense. for suspicious doingn In con
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