The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
GERMANY ASSUMES
DESP0HDENF MOOD
Believes That All Great Powers
Are Hostile Toward Her.
IS SUSPICIOUS OF ALL
KAISER MANIFEsTING AN IN
TEREST IN IsTH1IAN cENAL.

politics the sentiment IN German po-
htical circles is rather, Respondent just
now. Among the well-inforned, the
impression prevails that the dreibund's
renewal this time is assured, but at
the same time Italy is regarded sls-
9ieiously, and disagreeabIe surprises in
ItaIy's foreign policy are considered not
improbable, in spite of the dreibund. In
the face of Official deuiais here it is
considered that Italy win insist on the
alteration Of certain paragraph in the
dreibund agreement,e and it is also Ger
tain that ttaly's rapproachment with
France is regarded here unfaVo fahly,
since the race and religious ahinities
ofstWeen the two countries, once rap
pToacnment is effected. " i'll work in =
creasingly- Germany, on her part is
dissatisfied with Italy because Ger
many has been a steady loser in the
because OF Italy's Inability TO assist
Germany, IN her lately .inalfguFated
y~orid policy, which the emperor earn
estly pushes. It is also said the young
IJahan King harbors little sympathy
for Germany. owing TO the influence
OF his. .Slav wife " hose sympathy is
altogether Russian.
The leading papers, this week com
tain articles on the subject Th7 Post
says the Efforts to disrupt the harmony.
of The d=eibund' powers are futile. The
Nossische 5Zeitung points out the num-
Der IF faults committed in the Ger
man foreign policy lately. leading az
most to iso,ation, and mentions in this
CONNECTION GIsat Britain's eequet ting
with Russia and ltaly ) coq1etting with
France, Ri. Delcassas trip to ST. Pc
tersburg and NJ. Wal6eck- Rousseau's
trip 20 Verona. 4s
Hatred of Germany
The Kreuz .zeitung, < wonders why
there Is Shis universal hatred against
Germany, including that of the Unit-
ed States, as evinced cornuerciely and
H.. the trecIue 4 hostile attitudes of
the United States toward Germany in
( China sHfle paper in cues Ion points
1yet that GerHany Is the only power,
WlieD since $50, haS not gone to- war
i.ezeept BY joining the other psN'ersz.iR
the CHINA expedition.
The correspondent OF the Associated
1 Press. learns upon reliable authority
! that Prince Hohenlohe. since his return
! to Berlin has told several IeadiFg per
ksonagesf that 1T was Field Marshal
lsCount Won sEaidersee' who, more than
! Count Won Bueiow, had urged The en-
4 peror to take an uncolh promising at
I tituCie against CHINA. and who had es-
/ peeiaIiy advised those phases OF the
/ German China policy which harmonic
with. the powers, namely, y Insisting
4 arst upon the punishment to be nleted
out as ainst the Chinese government
advisers
The cpFrespoudent Of she Assoeiated
I Pi eSs interviewed King il4s.hai- EauzaL
who tor the last twertx-flVe years has
been the nrst secretary OF the Chinese
legation at Berlin. Answering ques-
tiOns, he said ChiFais t-aCle. beth
foreigD and domestic, viii revive in
tlTeIVef nsuthsc 1he. Chinese quickly
forget the deed, but non the aoer. 4
consider the transiofnaatfon OF the
tsung Ii yamen absasately necessary.
but not in the way the powers propose
doing it = thinSS that some. Chinese
tsung Ii yameh. sonletRIns like the
schaneellors of Gernany. with a state
sseGIe taey and an adviser but even
Their the inhuenSe of The EN- press viii
ssrernalnl, because. the Chinese always ae-
fccrcfs TenelatiO89 std seiG age, I consider
the return OF Prince Chun from MS
EuEopeaE. trip, partially undertaken 10
convey. the aIsoIegless OF Il nina to the
German emperor for tlle death of
!. 7 = rom. yoTf kettelers- as the time from
ton and reforms, because Prince Chun
: vfil-epen the eyes OF Emperor Kwang
SUi the empress and the entire official
world ytptl this time snaTIy exeesses
4 are still possible 'fst-4 yea
- Wants Canal Bin, 20, Pass. =.
i It IS the wish Of the emperor that
1.-THE diet pass the. canal bill. This wish
Is not likely to De fulfilled, as the con-
SerN atiNeS and the agr1rians still I-ie.
orQCsiy oppose il. TIE empress and
Count Won Buelow seem, however. ia
nave made up their minds to stand
tnis shilly-shallying no lOnFar. and
-1nterIla4 political changes will surpiv
arise from this attitude
4 -From Prince Tferber4, fTsisrnarrlx~s
3 speeches this week it is geTieraffv SIM
posed thai he is preparing to play the
roe OF chief sn the nti-goverfitnent
froDde. -
he canal bill committee is holoino
daily sessions, but makes no progress
Inc members Of the committee r5ass
tne time in Joking, etc, and a few ,Ja "
aso tney- spent 6kree, hours, after the
~ itti lept commissioner had men
TONED the name CT Andrew Carnegie
10 discussing the ccrrect way 10 pro.
neunee his name, whether il should IL
aSTsIJed on the first, second or third
4 ile Niearaguan canal has been dis
cuSssd Dy the German press this week
which IS unanimously OF the opir1iol
mat neIther Great Britain nor German
can Tolerate exclusive control OF IA,
canal Dy the United States
Herman official circles adhere 10, tTs
opinion. as expressed recently by fh
correspondent of the Assoria ted Press
tnat Germany VIII IN no case int erft1-
Win regard to the meat inspection law
me correspondent learns upon good. au
- - FeAAe~t TIE ton oil the t4y
: bearing upon imports cannot -rfssfHl
De carried out before October. and prob
/ aoiy later; and that part bearing q
the lsland provisions not before 1902
Ihe emperor is wholly dissatisie
with the new police arrangements fo
hls safety. which he considers to b
unpraotcad and ostentatious. At tn
efioperof's wish a. new system is nov
4 being worked out, which viii AFFORD mir
! the required safety without such SHOW
and uHWfe.dy arrangements. The EN-
pefor viii leave Kfer tomorrow.
T. FDlspa-ches to the Norwaerts tell of
demonstration at the funeral Of a Jew
lsn mechanic in WILMA, a city Of Rus
STA and capital of the government Z
that name 4 number or persons WEI
tcharSed by the C0sSasks., and sixty
seven arrests Were made At Mink
also IN 5fussie twenty-five houses. we1
searched and eight persons arrested ID
I supposed completely in.fE plot agains
the Rus siam s0vernn1eIfs At the Mes
shing, near Kfeh.- Secret priutfu
presses belonging to a party Of revolt
uonary, socialists have been seized. b
the police. s-t
Convicted Of Murder.
San francisco, April 20--Robert 7
Glaze. WHO shot and killed his bushes
partner Williams Frswh ella, was cor