The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07
.STILL WORRIED
ABOUT EMPEROR
Kaiser's Fears Have Caused Dis
may and Amusement.
CRITICISED BY PRESS
INDICATIONS THAT HE Be
LIEvEs HIS LIFE IN DANGER.

Berlin, April 6.-The entire German
press is still greatly excited over the
emperor's recent utteranees on the oc-
casion of his toasts, and the reviews in
today weekly press confirm this con-
dition- The Cologne Volks Zeitung says
Ernaeror Williams words TO the EN-
peror Alexander grenadier regiment
upon the occasion of their installation
in their new barracks near the emper-
or's palace, when he called them his
hfeguards, etc. have been received
everywhere with dismay and amaze
ment, but sadder still is the fact that
the emperor had the regiments bar
racks built in close proximity to the
castle, which shows that the emperor
meant what he said upon that occa-
sion.
The paper then dissects the. emper-
or's toast concerning Russian-Ger1nan
relations, and says it is evident that
somebody is Systematically trying 10
embroil these hitherto friendly rela-
uons, and that from the emperors hints
TINS can only be Great Britai nor Japan.
Inc paper concludes: Where on earth
are our new English friends2"
The fact of the matter is that the
emperor's utterances have been inter
preted in all ways, 10 suit everybody's
taste and partyism.
The case of Frederick w Rever of
Gera, formerly a large importer and
dealer in American meats, who was
ruined by the local authorities render
ing his trade impoSsi BILE, is now in the
highest land court at Jena, which has
decided that the state does not owe
Beyer the damages of $4,000 marks
which he claims. Boyer will carry the
case to the imperial court at Leipzig
The German press comments unfa-
vOrably on the farewell speech of G
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Brazil at Port Allegro, in which Mr.
Bryan was quoted as counseling the
German residents of Brazil to contrib
ute to the welfare Of that country with
out wOunding the national sentiments
Of the Brazilians. A letter in relation
man OF Rio de Janeiro is making the
rounds of the press. This letter says
Mr.. Bryan's words We're tactless, and
that the American nKinister interfered
and denies that Germany seeks polid-'
cal Independence for the German resi-
dents in southern Brazil
Inspects Foreign Navies.
Commander William H. BeehIer. the
United States naval attache at Berlin,
Vienna and Rome, has returned from
his trip of inspection TO the navy yards
of Austria and Italy. Commander Beeh-
Ter found America and Italy to be fully
alive III HdNdl matters. Al trieste,
Austria is constructing three large bat
teships on the latest models. Italy will
launch two new battleships during 1901,
and begin the construction Of two 9TH
ers in the yards at Spezia. Commander
Beehler was presented to the king of
italy at Rome, with whom he had a
long conversation. King Victor EN-
manuel said to the American naval Of
6cer:
You have nothing to learn ZFom us:
The United states are at the head in
naval matters"
Commander Beehler then spoke to
King Victor Emmanuel concerning Sig
nor Marconj. The king replying 10
this Interrogation, said: "Marconi will
soon have to do military service. but
we shall arrange 10 assign him 10 a
vessel upon which he can continue his
experiments while fulfilling his military
duties"
The correspondent of the Associated
Press learns on the highest authority
that Prince Tuan's fate has finally been
decided. His death sentence viii be
committed to Punishment TO Turkestan
The list of guilty Chinese provincial au-
Jhorities Includes only four to be be-
headed. and several degredations The
Chinese commissioners are surprised