The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05

STOMACH
BITTERS.
Beware Of limitations.

law will permit. The chancellor bitterly
complained that he was now wholly iso-
lated in the cabinet on this meat Ques-
ton, Count Posadowsky's influence hav-
ing become paramount even with the
minister Of foreign affairs, Count Won
| Buelow.
| Unfortunately, too, DR.. Won LucanuS
the emperorsp rivate cabinet chief, and
Count Won Posadowsky have managed TO
make the emperor believe that the meat
| hill compromise as adopted represents a
great victory over the Agrarfans, in
which his majesty innocently rejoices.
The Centrist leader, Herr Lieber who
has been very Ill for months and who
from several visits TO America is most
friendly to the United States, has only
just returned 10 the Feichstag. but is still
| too weak to re-aSsume the leadership Of
| the Centre.
To the Associated Press correspondent
| Herr Lieber said he regretted his forced
absence, as he regarded the terms xcIud-
! ing ortain American meats as too string
ent for he became convinced during his
| visits to the United States that the
slaughtering there was good in every re-
spect and that the meat and sausages
| there were most healthy as here
| The foreign Office informed the Asso-
ciated Press correspondent that the stu
! alton in China has improved during the
past few days. The Chinese military au-
thorities have shown greater energy and
now seem masters of the situation. The
| foreign Office expects the troubles will be
quieted without further violence.
| The emperor has called an important
meeting for the Prussian school reform
to convene after the holidays. Proving
the emperors intention that reform must
be toward raising the technical school
to the level required by the high state Of
recent technical development is the fact
! that invitations have been sent to all
rectors of technical high schools and
number of noted professors, like Won Des-
borght and Busley.
The Berlin municipal council has also
| appointed a mixed deputation for SINH
lar end and for all the Berlin middle
| schools. The Berlin council has resolved
that hereafter it will build, operate and
maintain all street car lines for munich
pal account. The Siemens- Halke COM
pany, at an experimental station at
Grosslichterfelde, have built and run
trial electric trains making eighty to
ninety kilometres per hour. High civil
and military authorities have inspected
the plans satisfactorily and soon such
trains will be introduced on several lines.
Their maintenance is said to be cheaper
than that Of other lines.
The excitement and street riots in
Konitz, as result Of the death OF the
lad Winter, attributed. to the Jews. con-
tinue N spite of the active interference
of the military. Martial law has been
proclaimed there. Everybody must leave
the streets at 9 p. m, and the military
have been instructed to use their rifles If
again attacked. Captain Hesse and Com
missioner of Police Block were seriously
wounded last night by stones.
a number of influential papers during
the week have published articles about
his najesty's personal regime, some ap-
proving and others disappearing
The Cologne Volkszeitung points out
that the eTnperor's fashion of speaking
about the German navy as my navy is
against the constitution, adding that the
advisers around his majesty ought to tell
him so. Doubtless the recent teIegrams
of the emperor TO the prince regent of
Bavaria, in which the obnoxious term oc-
CURED, displeased the Bavarian court. as
the wording OF the emperor's telegram
as there published was altered. emitting
the personal pronoun the emperor had
used.
The semi-offictal Post says the South
African war has taught two important
lessons, viz: The cohesion Of the British
empire even into the farthest independ-
ent colonies, showing that imperial ideas
really have not taken root throughout
the vast empire; secondly, that Russia is
not aching TO march into india
All the German newspapers consider
the war virtually over. General Becher,
in the Lol1al Anzeiger. today eulogiEes
Lord Roberts as a master strategist.
With the approval of the British am
1oaSsador Sir Frank G. Lascelles the
British colony here, with its American
and German friends. IS preparing a peace
celebration. the main feature of which
will be a thanksgiving banquet. This is
% cooperate with the national festival
in Great Britain.