New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03
TIMELY TOPICS IN BERLIN.

Berlin, June =
PHASES OF MEAT BILL-Pri2ce Hohenlohe.
tho Imperial Chancellor. gave assurances 10 an
informant Of The Associated Press to-day that
the Bundesrath. in drawing up the paragraphs
for the carrying out Of the provisions OF the meat
Inspection bill would frame them in such lhah-
ner as to consider the legitimate wishes OF the
American and British governments as much as
the tenor of the law would permit The Chancellor
complained bitterly that he was wholly $50
lated In the Cabinet the meat question: count
Posadowsky's influence having become para
mount even with the Minister of Foreign Analrs'
Count Won Bulow Unfortunately, too. DR.. Won
Lucanus the Emperors private Cabinet chler'
and Count Posadowsky have managed TO
make the Emperor believe that the Meat Dill COM
promise adopted represents great victory over
the Acrarians in which His Majesty innocently
reIoices. The Centrist leader, Herr Lieber, who
has been Ill for months. and who. from several
saes 70 has oniv lust Returned to the Reichstag
but is still too weak to reassume the leadership
he regards the terms excluding certain American
90 n sa he s
the Strengthening there was good in every respect
and that meat and sausage there were as heaithy
here.
SITUATION IN CHINA IMPRovED.-The For
elgn Office says that the situation in China is
improved IN the last few days The Chinese mill
tary authorities have shown greater energy, and
now seem masters of the situation the Foreign
Office expects the troubles Will be quleted without
further violence.
MR.. AND MRS WHITE ON THE NORTH
SEA.-Ambas sador and Mrs. White have gone for
several days to the coast OF the North Sea TO hno
a summer resort for Mrs. White
MEETING FOR SCHOOL REFoRM.-The EN-
peror has called an important meeting for Prus-
sian school reform, to convene after the holidays
AS proving the Emperors intention that reform
be toward raising the technical schools to
the level required by the high state of tech
nica DEVELOPMENT is the fact that invitations have
been sent to all rectors of technical nigh SCHOOLS
Borg6t and Buslsy The Berlin Municipal Council
has also appointed mixed depntat d for SINH
THE JUDENHETZE EXCITEMENT-The ex-
element and street riots in Konitz result of
the death Of the lad Winter. attributed the
Jews, continue in spite of the active interference
of the military. Martial law has been proclaimed
there. Everybody must leave the streets at 9
be s 'e aaan ke oeen pan Ha TO
Commissioner of Police Block were seriously
EMPERoR's PERSONAL REGIME.-A number
of influential papers in the course of the week
have published articles about His Majesty's per-
sonal regime. approving and others disprov-
ing. The Cologne "Volks Zeitung" points out that
the Emperors fashion of speaking about the Ger
mar man navy as my navy, is against the constitu-
ought to ten him So Doubtless the recent tele-
grams of TIE Emperor to the Prince Regent of
III WHICH tne term ClS-
pleased the Bavarian Court. as the wording of
the Emperors telegram there published
altered, emitting the personal pronoun the Emperor
had used.
LESSONS OF BOER WAR.-The sen-offical
Post" says, the South African has taught two
important lesons-namely. the cohesion of the Brit
ish Empire even to the furthest independent colo
MES. showing that the Imperialism idea has really
taken root throughout the vast empire. Second
the lesson that Russia is not aching to march into
India.
virtually over General Becher, in the "Lokal
Anzeiger, to-day euogizes Lord Roberts as
master strategst.
With the approval of the British Ambassador
Sir Frank c. Lascelles, the British colony here
with its American and German friends is preparing
peace celebration the main feature of which
will be Thanksgiving banquet. This is to CO.
operate with the national festival in Great Britain