New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-30
TOPICS IN BERLIN.


Berlin. November %.
TO STUDY AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
large delegation OF farmers. under the auspices OK
the German Agricultural Society. IS going to the
United States in April for a three months tour.
studying American agricultural methods. The Ger
man Embassy Washington negotiated the affair
with the agricultural Department which will fur
nsh a guide during the entire trip. His expenses
will be betrayed by the Germans. The trip includes
stops at Baltimore. where special attention will be
given to dairy farms. and Washington. where the
Agricultural Department Will be eXhaustively
studied. The German Agricultural Society, though
a private organization has taken the United States
Agricultural Department a model and is trying
to do in Germany many things which the depart
ment does the United States After leaving
Washington the industries of West Virginia will be
examined, and then the horse breeding and tobacco
growing industries of Kentucky will be inspected.
The tourists will afterward visit st. Louis Kansas
City and Omaha. where the stock yards will be in
vestgated and will also inquire into the Nebraska
beet sugar industry. They will next stop at the
irrigating systems of Colorado. From San Fran
cisco the German farmers will go on an excursion
10 Los Angeles and study the fruit farms Ihey
will return eastward via Tacoma, and see the
wheat farms of the Dakotas ana of Minnesota.
Later they will visit the Chicago slaughter houses
and grain elevators, after which the Germans will
see the beet root industry of Michigan. A number
or agricultural experiment stations along tle hoE ~
will be examined The traveller will embark for
home at New-York on June 30 me German iI Agll-
scented the trip by Baron Won Wallenberg-
Il
The Berlin kricuIturaI Tnstitute Who viii take the
trip at their expense, regarding the knowledge
TO be gained valuable investment for the future
Cultural attach4 of the German Embassy at Wash
tngton. will accompany the delegation There is a
empire to file applications for membership in the
T. is eardrS as ~ do GOOD work II
the party exceeds thirty forty.
fs ngr the n 1TsT ~ m IN %icn n WIN be
searches States.
BEBEL CALLS RICHTER A TRAITOR.-In the
Reichstag to-day Herr Barth alluded to Herr
Richter having participated In the Tariff Hill
obstruction. 'He Is traitor to the minority
cried Herr Rebel. whereupon Herr Richter Sprang
TO his feet in great rage and shouted: That is
infamous" The President called Herr Bebel to
order. and the Socialists, after having questioned
tho presence OF quorum in the House. hastily left
the hall. and the President closed the sitting.
The Ministry is quietly supporting the majority
parties in bringing the tariff vote without de
tailed discussion. as the rules provide. The Cab
Reichstag during the stormy scenes of the last
two days. but Chancellor Won Bdow is actively
hind the scenes
MR.. TOWER LOOKING FOR A HOUsE.-Am-
bassador Tower has engaged an apartment in the
Hotel de Rome. and Will occupy # until ne can OBJ
tain suitable house. He and Mrs. Tower sew
eraI weeks looked over all the available
houses. but their owners wanted to sell the build
incs and refused 10 rent them. one Of the BIeich
rocder houses was offered for $4,000 Tho court
disapproves Of ambassadors living i'm hotels. II
II de no difference in the recent months case ~
Mr. White. the retiring ambassador. because it
WAS understood he going and II was
well known that the hous, Mr.. and Mrs. White
formerly occupied lad been bought nv the govern
ment 81 Baden for it's minister. When the new
United states ambassador arrives the court Will ar
range two official receptions which the officials
expected 20 attend, and DO introduced by the mas
tel. Of ceremonies These receptions Will not be
arranged Cor while the ambassador Is residing at
tho hotel Mr. and Mrs Tower will. OF course. Oh
tain a house AZ as possible
NE nLcL,LE EnMLNG To AMEkLL A---rMe EeE.