The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02
KAISER BARS
FAITH CURISTS
Their Doctrines Make Converts.
But Meetings Prohibited.
AMERICANS IN GERMANY
PREPARE TO CELEBRATE ST.
VALENTINES DAY.
AMERICANS IN GERMANY


Berlin Feb. Prince Henry Of
! Prussia VIII not officially arrive in
| America until ne has walked across
the ThirtyfOurth street pie1. New
aork city (set apart for the use of the
-tOrth German Lloyd steamer Kron
Ffinz Wilhelm and the imperial
|achts)' ascends the HohenzoHern's
sangWay and the imperial standard is
hoisted.
aflOuS suggestions have ben cabled
Iro n Washington as to where and how
the prince viii be transferred from the
IRON Frlnz Wilhelm to the yacht.
Jrlnce Henry has decided that it will
De more convenient for the steamship
70 dock alongside of the pier. and the
hohenzollern on the other. On board
the yacht he will receive Mayor Low
ana the other members Of the wei
coming party. The United States am
Dassador, Andrew d White; the secre-
IaFy ot the United States embassy.
John b. Jackson, and all the other
MEMBER of the embassy will assemble
at the railroad station tomorrow to bid
an oflclal farewell TO Prince Henry.
VINO viii leave Berlin at 9 D. m. for
kiel. The prince win return from
hlei FEB. 8 to receive the emperor's
IaFeWelI instructions, but it is expected
mat ne will go to Potsdam, and not
visit Berlin.
Steamer Births Pre-empted.
The United States naval attache.
commander W. II. Beeler, win see the
prince at Bremerhaven. Every berth
or the Kron Prinz Wilhelm has been
.aheh' a thing previously unknown at
this season OF the year.
Prince Henry has received in auo,-
ence Professor Francke of Harvard
and conVersed with him about the pro-
posed Harvard Germanic museum,
nanfesting lively interest in the mat
ter.
Professor Francke has Iectured on
me subject at Munich. Frankfort and
NufemDurg. 1t is projected to initiate
d movement among the German uni
Versity men and capitalists for SIM
piementing Emperor Williams present
TO the museum of Harvard by popular
SiIts Illustrating German art develop
Il'ehI- a German version of Jerome K.
Jerome Miss 5-%bbs" was produced
al the Royal theatre last evening. The
aCdlehce enjoyed the play, bpt the crit
les predict that il will not draw long
The American colony here will ceIe-
hrate ST. Valentines day (Feb. 1D bv
giving minstrel show, the first to be
witnessed in Germany. 1t is for the
Denent OF the American Girls club. OF |
Nhlch Mrs. White, wife of the United |
'9'Ales AMBASSADOR is president. TWen- |
y states and territories will be repre- |
scented in the cast. George w. Reed of /
chicago is the manager of the show.
PROFESSOR Ernst Won Halle, who, with 4
jiard Schwartze visited the United 4
states to study shipbuilding i'm behalf /
d the German marine ministry. writes |
70 today's Woche advocating some sort
"a governmental measure to prevent !
americans from acquiring German
steamship lines.
Government Supervision of Vessels.
Among the suggestions is one that
he lines be Differed by government
tNe ownership remaining in
private hands, as in the case of the
Neichbank, or making the ownership
II such stock unlawful for non-tier-
mans. He points out the difficulty of
ne governments buying the companies
'utrlgnt as It would involve the ac-
iulSitlon or property at ports all over
ne world, which might lead to compli-
aJons. Professor Won Halle saws that
IS q result of his inquiries he does not
'eleVe Americans have bought much
ierman steamship stock. because the
course transactions therein in 1901 were
CIV. PROFESSOR Won Halle. believes il
theoretically possible for Americans to
uy the majority of the stock of Ger
nan companies, elect new boards of
lrectors and transfer the general Of
ces abroad. but he says German fnan-
lers do not believe the Morgan s-rou6
/ capitalists possess such irresistible |
apitai as outsiders imagine. and as
erts that the seemingly great capital
so strongly WaJered that il might
lSappear in times Of crisis.
Christian Science, promoted BY Mrs.
eaIS and some Of her American
'Omen, has been a lively press tonic 4
his week. the city authorities having {
rohibited meetings of the newly or
anized German society. on the ground
lat psychological treatment of dis l
use does rot deserve the municipal- l
vs. endorsement. Christian Science I
as obtained a considerable following .
! high social circles {
The relchStag tariff committees votes l
rs week are regarded as making the t
II fate more uncertain than ever |
he non-agrarian supporters of the
easure say the agrarian majority
a SFdNeIE endangered the passage
the bill through excessive demands.
ne votes in favor OF certificates of \
'igin and the applications of foreign )
'stoms regulations and duties against L
ates treating Germany unfairly place /
lie government in an extremely nm S
eaSant dilemma. after the solemn Z
arnings of the imperial secretary of a
ate for the interior. Count Won Posa- "
Much curiosity now &
lists regarding the governments fin e.
re attitude. The opinion is generally a
pressed that the government viii Il
ally accept the Objectionable amend b.
ent. relying on the bundesrath not | Oh
enforce them.