New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-27
TIMELY TOPICS IN BERLIN.


ATTITUDE OF BAvARIAN PRINCE. - the
weeks attention has been centred about the doings
of the Reichstag and Diet and Prince LudWiS
speech 1t has long been murmured IN court
circles Berlin and Munich that the relations De-
tween the two courts seriously disturbed A
number of facts bore this out. Thus. the Prince
Regents birthday is longer kept here by spe-
cial dinner, is the Emperor's birthday Kept IN
Munich. where 1t even forbidden that the
Government and other public buildings display the
German flag on that day And in course of the
Crown Princes coming of age festivities and the
presence of the Emperor of Austria here neither
the Prince Regent of Bavaria nor the heir TO the
throne of that country came to Berlin only an IN
seems able to tell exactly why this state OF reei-
speech certainly shows his sentiment is more anti
Prussian than ever Curiously. not Only the Nortn
large part of the Bavarian newspapers, and even
several of the Munich papers nearest to the Bava-
It was learned to-day on good authority that the
who reported the alleged unpleasant utterances at
Munich about the Emperor and the EmperoEs
Canal bill. which the Emperor did his best to push
Prnee LadEig, because It was looked on
further attempt to isolate Bavaria regarding navi-
cation, especially on the Danube.
FEELING REGARDING MEAT BILL-The I'm
perial Government still rejoices the passage
of the Meat Inspection BILL particularly because of
Its demonstrating that the extreme Agrarians have
power to dominate the Rechstag. feared
hitherto, The Agrarians loudly proclaimed that
the meat Dill was to serve as test Of their relative
decide the nature of the projected commercial
bin was a defeat for the extreme Agrarians This
fe I rn GY5 ~ the
this a reason for cengratulation
LEX HEINzE TACTICs-The obstruction tao
tics whereby the obnoxious and reactionary Lex
Heinze was defeated by the minority are now
strongly ddlsaPproXed by the Government and its
became an esta6shed institution might easily leaa
to the destruction of German parlamentarism.
REICHSTAG VACATION-It has been arranged
that the Reichstag begins it's Whitsuntide vaca-
ton ib on May 80 re ,;1 on June and adj
The Diet has already adjourned until June Z.
BELIEF THAT Beers ARE TIRED OF WAR
The latest news from South Africa received here
is generally interpreted showing the Beers are
tired of the war and only looking for a decent
pretext to make peace. The "Kreuz-Zeitung' saws:
s6cIen para b between the Beers and the
desperation as that of the Goths at Naissus
The paper adds
The Beers do not possess the species Of personal
bravery which IN European armies is self-under-
the boers would not have enjoyed such popularity.
OBERAMMERGAU Experimentation
faction is expressed over the fact that the Ober-
ammergau authorities gave the monopoly of pho
tographing to Leo Schweyer, of Stuttgart The
performances are judged here about as detailed in
The Associated Press dispatch Thursday How
public to view the performances which a large
part of the press characterize given over to
commercialism.
CAR STRIKE RIOTERS sENTENCED-ouicl
justice is being meted out the car strike rioters
The first batch was sentenced Monday to terms
VARYING from six weeks in jail to a few days i'm
day. A third batch will be tried before a higher
court for revolt against the State on which hang
long terms at hard labor.
MILITIA INSTEAD OF REGULAR TROOPS
Herr Bebel publishes in the "Vorwaerts' an article
on the book of the French Captain Moch recon-
army Herr Bebel approves of this. and SAYS So
cialism will draw powerful weapons TO fight mill
tarism from the book
YACHT REGATTA FAILURE.-The regatta of
the Imperial Yachting Club at Kiel this week
was miserable failure, mostly because of the
unpropitious weather The Emperor took no IN
tereSt In the -
LONG CAVALRY RIDE.-Five officers of the
18th Regiment of Uhlans. after riding without a
stop from Insterburg Strasburg have lust re-
turned here from Strasburg. They made sixty
eight klIometres each day in spite of the un-
day fetinS the five officers.
DONKEY FOR THE PRINCESS.-The Empress
gave her daughter recently small Hungarian
donkey. with coach. and the Princess now drives
through Potsdams parks in the vehicle.
MR.. WHITES SPEECH CONFERENCE.-THE
Foreign Office has pointed out the correspondent
of The Associated Press that the recent speech
of Ambassador White has made an excellent i'm
preston in Berlin, many of the papers includine
the North German Gazette reprinting it.