The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-21
HINES Of the Kaiser Are to Be
Realized.
WILL BE OPPOSITION
COMMENT ON SEIZURES OF YES
Sells By BRITISH.
German Press Generally Satisfied
With the Settlement and Explana-
ton Of the Matter-Court Festivi-
ties in Berlin For This Week
Preparation For the Passion Play.

Copyrighted, 1900. by Associated Press)
Berlin. Jan. 20.-During the coming
week the naval bill viii be the main
poIitical topic. It is surmised that the
measure will reach the reichstag early
IN the week, as the bundesrath has ex-
-,rszsed beforehand it's readiness to
mass it. It's fate in the reichstag, par
Hsmmtarians now say, probably is by
10 means assured. though il is predicted
that enough members Of the central
party viii support the bill to enable
its passage. The force Of, recent events
has been telling altogether in favor Of
the measure, and an enormous amount
Of agitation on the subject has been
made by the fleet enthdsiastists
throughout the empire.
Judging from the present prospects,
the correspondent OF the Associated
Press can f0reteI that the naval bill
in which the emperor's whole heart
hangs wiz he passed after a number
of assurances and explanations about
there being no need of new taxes from
the government, though with the
smallest majority.
The German Press today comments
literally on yesterdays Interpolation
I'm the reichstag on the seizure Of Ger
man steamers by British cruisers. The
LGkal Anzeiger says;
Seizures of Vessels.
The whole session showed that since
the English a. ,wer was known before
hand this peculiar parliamentary &C
ton might have been spared US.
The Freissinninge Zeitung expresses
the opinion that the Interpolation took
both a dignified and an appropriate
course.
The Vossische ZeitUns asserts that
Count Won BUelOw Showed in the
whole as much tact as energy, and
well deserved the ovation which the
reichstag yesterday accorded him
The Deutsche Laags Zeitung, with
the whole agrarian party, is not salts
fed with the results. The paper says,
In the Teichstag there was loud APP
plause after Won BuelOw's speech; in
the land, We can assure the delegates
there was bitter disappointment
The National ZeitWg says. The ef-
feet Of yesterdays proceeding in public
opinion in England win be in the ma
tur8 Of a corrector, we hope
A Miscarried Farce.
The Voerwaerts calls the interpella-
ton a -'miscarried farce"
The Post, enumerating what Great
Britain offers in reparatiOn, says:
Truly all these are successes on which
We may rejoice heartily, because they
mean that full satisfaction is given to
Germany"
The Tageblatt, in its comments. re-
marks: England now knows fully that
country which viii not yield a hair
breadth from what is conceived TO be
ylght. The foreign minister and the
reichstag each carefully avoided seek
ing triumph at Great Britain's back
down. but people in England viii de
duCe a lesson from this reserve, that
the German empire. whose moderate
policy is supported by q vast majority
OF us parliament, cannot be provoked
with impunity.'
The Earth bin in the diet. respecting
the PruSsian election districts. meets
with the governments disapprovai al
though it is admitted that the existing
system is superannuated. The govern
mants argument is that the Barth dis
uicting would rebound in favor of the
socialists, as the cities where new seats
would be created are strongly social
list.
Court Festivities.
The coming week viii be the height
o. court festivities, beginning tomorrow
with tho coronation fete, 10 which all
who have either recently received or
are about 10 receive orders and decora-
lions. are hidden. This time the num-
be- OF guests runs between 5000 and
600. Next Tuesday is the defiercour
Tor tla diplomatic corps, and male and
Female civilians all wearing gala dress.
4. rha members of the embassy viii
De there.
On Thursday there win be a military
ce1laraHur. Saturday viii be the en-
lsnrs birthday. The kings of SaXOny
ana NU-amburg are expected to be
present, and the officials of the Amer
lean embassy win he among the num-
Der o, "unsratulants.
Ile whole Rhine district is threat
e..t with floods, owing TO the masses
OF snow and frequent thaws A Dum-
l-E of The Mosole towns are flooded.
me Rhine i'm several places rose ten
i- within tWenty-fOur hours.
lHs ohnraUmergau Passion Play
management has issued a statement
t"-- p-r10rmauc5s viii occur Nav "A
--- and June 8, 10, 16 u. "A and %.
a.. lla- there VIII be six performances
D. ...E. seven in August and six in
..Ma-r An auditorium has been
....-- NO "a cost of so. 900 marks, capa-
.. ". a.. mmodating 1000 persons.
,..-. aa'uerEau viii be made a rail-
40 station ana The hotel and board
-.r ACCOM-. TfTnnu will no vastly i'm