Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-28
QUARREL. IN GElsalASs coUKr.
The Emperor and Prince Iud>vi:
Rnyariii DISancet.

QUAltltEI4 IN GERMAN #COUKI.
The Emperor and Prince I.udNvi. OF
bavaria Disagree.
lsLcopsright 1900 BY Associa ted Pres ssh
Berlin, May 2S.Interest the pa ST
week has conferred in TIE c!oings of the
reichsiag ard dies and Prince LudWis's
speech. II hes Ing cen tnurmulesi IN
court circles at Berlin aud Munich that
the relations between the two courts
sWere seriously disturbed. A number nj
facts bore this out. The prince rs-
gents birthday is no longer keptHhere
by n special dinner. nor is the emper-
Eor's birthday kept in MUNICH, where ii
Was even forbidden that the govern
lsment and other Buildings display the
German flag That day. ana during he
lcrown prince coming Of a &c festivities
hand the presence Of the emperor of
| Austria here. neither the prince regsnt
]5of Bavaria nor the heir 70 the throne Of
lthat country came tn Berlin, only an
l insignificant prince beingBpresent. Nh
l5body seems 70 be- able 10 tell Exactly
a3why this stated feeling exists on both
sides, but Prince LuaNvig's speech cei-
4 tainly shows his sentiment is more
anti Prussian than ever Nit only the
4 North German press sides against the
9lsprinee. but eNen a large part Of the Ea-
i rarian neWsioapefs. and even several
4 Of the Munich papers i2earestztne BaAsa-
rian court The Associated Press
Alearned Saturday upon good authority
,fthat the breach MIS- Started by gossip
4 ers AT both courts. vino reported I'M
4 pleasant utteranees alleged II have
been made AT Munich about the emper-
Tor and by the emperor about the prince
,lresent and his family Next the canal
/ bill. which TN. emperor did his besttn
4 push thru, angered the Bavar Ian pa
d$tripts including Prince Ludwig, be-
Ecauseit was looked on as 4 further at
tempt to Isolate .ayariaregarding nav
Il legation especially on the Danube.
4 The imperial government still rejofces
4 at The passa se of the meat Inspection
l.bill. particularly because OF It's demon
8l.strating that the extreme q giarians
I.have no power TO dominate the reich
! stag. az had been feared hitherto. The
4 agrarians loudly proclaimed that the
i meat bill Was to serve as u test of theil
4 relative strength and as q preliminary
y to the Struggle to decide thenatnre Of
Il the projected commercial trea ties III
Il this sense the pa ssa of the meat bill
! WAS a defeat for tile5sxtrerne agrarians
This fact is noW pointed out BY Thu
4 seni-otIicial press
Lex Ifeinze was8defeated by the min,
II GRITTY and is nov, strpn siWdlis approvetib by
I; the government and its press as being
a two-edged SWORD which, Il it ono,
became an established institution
n might easily lead TO the destruction d
& EGerman pariiamentariSm II has beer
larraneed thar thu reichstag Mill beglr
IWhitsuntitise vacations on the both ant
y Mill reassemble on the 9Th ofJune. Tht
.Eaiet has already adjourned 10 the I'll
3 Eof June.
T The latest news from South Africa Il
Il generally Interpreted as showing tina
N The Beers are tired ot war and are onl,
:. looking for a decent pretext 70 maxi
peace
: Quick justice isbeing meted out t,
1.-THE. car strike rioters. The first batci
! was sentenced on Monday toSterms va
'I$rying from six weeks in jail 10 a fev
days Imprisonment. and another batcl
Z was sentenced Saturday A third batcl
1will be tried before q higher court 10
d revolt against the state. on which han,
: Hong terms at hard labor.
! The regatta of the Imperial Yact1tin,
! Club at KEEL last week was a miserable
failure. mostly because of the unpropi
\ ltious weather. The emperor took no in
:. terest in the race