New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
TOPICS IN BERLIN.

KAISER TO HIS BRANDENBURGh1fNo'-N N
FehrbeIlin Brandenburg. to-day monulivn' ',i" =
unveiled in the presence of Emperor me- -
+h -a-,or,, ~ the Great Eector and his ueIea'
of the swedes there in 1915 His majesty in speech
tool, occasion 10 exhort Young Germany 10 emu
H. +ba sririt of the Elector After referring 10
the achievements Of the latter ana TO 'a0
Frederick the Great. his majesty contihueu
We had nevertheless to pass through 5eGa god in
His providence considered it necessary 10 sburq tT
gold of Germany and the mara TI 70 m administer in
times of peace the heritage OF my aHCTfaolT Ht-Sediy
devote ourselves TO the pursuits OF peace ~ a
our sons continue as was dohe IN ' 49, ths de-
gard as 5 theiE T, T06les5 TStIfs1d ana nis"s''
The highest honor lies in the king uiIoIn e In 's
t;l,tast 7york is the calling of arms 30 lolls a.
there is still man in the Marx 70 edITS HTShn5oIIsrn
swing lance s,dTdEnof SO ITfs 6 so long will it be well
With Ir country With this sentiment l raise my
sIass 70 the Old Brandenburg race the members OF
Which fram the earliest time have stood true TO
the Margrave, the Elecor tne htns are iitb the
wish that they may always in the luIulS S i oariS
out the good eHahpgI pI % Of deVotion 10 God and un-
questioning obedience, as in the past
TARIFF BILL DOoMED.-During the debate on
the Tariff bill in the Rechstag to-day Baron Won
Wanrenhein Of the Farmers Union after stating
that Chancellor Won Buelow's speech Ihursday de-
stroyed all chance of the passage OF the Dill
caused a scene Of excitement and great uproar
declaring that II the government CoIiliIu0N ~
pursue the policy of the Caprivi era they were
themselves saving off the branch which the
monarchy rested.
DR. A Bucheuberger Minister Of Finance OF the
Grand Duchy Of Baden; Herr Observation-Disclosures
representing the Polish party, and Herr Gaebel the
German Social Reform party, all advocated a com
promise based on the Government bill
Another scene of excitement precipitated by
Herr Stadthagen. Social Democrat, who violently
attacked the supporters of Baron Won Wangenhen,
the Agrariau leader, characterzing them all as
thieves and robbers" He was called to order and
the debate was adjourned to Monday.
Summing up the situation it be said that
the three days discussion Of the Tariff bill in the
Reichstag has rendered the failure of the meas
probable than ever. Chancellor Won
Buelows speech announcing the uncompromisins
attitude of the Minister is regarded equivalent
being the death blow Of the bill. Present ap
pearances indicate that the measure will be de
feated by enormous majority. The Socialists
and two Radical parties will against it be
cuse il is too agragvian and the Centrists and
TWO Conservative parties will reject the bill be
cause IT is not agrarian enough only the Ma
The solerumcnt Herr err Her6ld. the Centrists'
spokesman, announced In the Reichstag that the
EutloV's st-e.h and tbev resolved NOT 10 Well
an inch Newspaper comment is practically all
The asrarlaa .Tages Zeitung SAYS:
last ditch The "Frankfurter ZeitIug' re
pronounced" and th5 'Koeinjsche VoIks ZeItuns."
a leading 'eutrIst organ. iudorscs this view.
The Socialists ana Radicals have already begun
the ractic5 ot talking the measure death. Herr
HojhTin lttd.caR spoke for two and hall hours.
and Herr Autrick tSoCialisU addressed the HousG
for three and quarter hours.
THE AMERICANS AT TAKU-The advance
sheets OF Josef Herring book, The Battle Of
Taku," of which engagement he was an eyewit-
ness says, discussing American non participation.
The Monacacy called by the Chinese the jim
wheeler was anchored off the railway depot az
Ious-k ku before the bombartment The last train
from Tien-Tsn brought hundreds OF fugitives
many "f whom wer. taken board the Monocacy.
.Ae having received orders from Washington not
American officers very much When mngling with
Egi-in Tho Americans expressed dissatisfaction
me loIeIsn ghrtrs generally ~ympathized with the
I'ei.ikS Hf the Americans. VINO did
So the night without taking "a hand In IT, captain
the rit.d se ti6 m S PH0S Ne, SlS9G5f19d Sa14Iod 9 %
tHt Juniors During the bombF Frdmeut the Monoc-
taal4 taal4 ai's would have liked {" GO into action
men, men, bHt f0uia not do 50 because MS vessel was
crowded with HoH-combat2uts-
DINNER To MR. TOWER Ambassador Tower
returning 20 ST Petersburg from London stopped
here to-day to look al the houses offered for his
residence Secretary Jackson gave a dinner IN
wives and Consul General Mason and Mrs Mason
were present
BoER GENERALS LEAVE BERLIN. Generals
Eotha. De Wet and DeIarey left RcrIin for England
tonight. intending to consult with their English
well wishcrs over the practca biIity Of opening
subscription there for the relief Of the Beers hop
~ tAtlr continental uttsraEreE- The generals
Jke Pan-Geran tssacIir The ana icrma Glalns & Mn
lions for Tho Beers amount to So 900