The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
E:MPEROR'S HEALTH IS MUCH IMPROVED Austria's Ruler Believes Tn
 Navy
  MINISTER IS ACCUSED Beautiful Young Woman Arrested for Spy Through Treachery of Lover. Farmers Wife Commits Suicide
 By Crawling Into Oven
MINISTER IS ACCUSED
Rr EMII.. .ANDRoSsY

Vienna, August 12.-(SpeeiaD.-The great improvement in the health of the en- peror has caused surprise and gratifica- tion. A few. weeks ago his condition was such that little hope was felt for the recovery and there would have been little surprise if his death had been an- nounced.
 He has rallied in remarkable manner, however, and appears stronger and in better spirits than he has for a long time.
 The aged emperor Is very regular In his habits, except when they are inter ferred with by his medical advisers. As a rule, he sleeps well, rise at the early hour of 4 o'clock, and proceeds to trans act the business of the state as soon he he is dressed. In the course of the morning he usually walks out into the beautiful gardens of the castle accompa- nied by a daughter, a granddaughter, the Archduke Franz Ferdinand or an equerry. Quite recently he has received visits from the king of Bulgaria and Prince Frederick of Sehaumburg-Lipp has grante an audience to Count Aohren- thai, the minister of foreign affairs, and other high officials; and has arranged series of similar interviews. He wanted much to be present at the launching of the dreadnaught "yirfbus unitis." at Trieste. and the letter which he wrote to Arch duke Franz Ferdinan, who actually rep resented him, shows how keenly alive he is to the importance of the development of the Austrian navy
 A painful scene was witnessed in the Hungarian parliament at Budapest, when a deputy named Iyanka stated that he had documentary proof that Count Von Aehrenthl, the Austro- Hungarian minis ter for foreign affairs had fostered the disorders in Albania.
 NJ. IYanka made his charge in the form of a question. and asked whether the minister president knew that Count Von Achrenthal some time ago sent 10000 Manlicher rifles and large sums of mon ey for distribution among the Madison, Mirdites, and other Albanian tribes fin revolt against Turkey; that Count Won Aehrenthal had encouraged trouble in Albania for his own political ends, and that he had now withdrawn his support. refusing to allow food to be exported from Austria-Hungary, and thus reduced
 
 Dr. FTacis Szekely, the Hungarian min ister of justice, answered the question by saying, What you have just stated is high treason" The house dispersed in great confusion. In well informed cir cles there Is a disposition to credit the charges.
 | Owing to suspicious reused In her lov- | CTS breast and his Investigations, a beau | tiful young woman named Frauleir Trombecl1a has been arrested at Przemal a garrison town in Austrian Poland, a! a Russian spy. The young woman whi is the daughter of a Russian engineer settled in the town and described hersel as teacher. Her beauty attracted at
 tention and she was soon surrounded b,
 admirers. She chose only officers as he friends, and often walked with one o another of them in the enighborhood o
 the Qualifications.
 She especially favored a young lieu tenant, who became deeply in love witt her At length his suspicious were rous ed by her great interest In military mat ters, and feeling that he was being trick ed he investigated. He called at her fla while she was out, and making a searcl of the place found a mass of incriminat ing evidence, such as plans for fortresses road maps, and military documents. H. informed his superiors, and Frauleii | Trombacka was arrested. In prison sh, made no attempt to deny the charge admitting that she was a spy employed by the military authorities at Warsaw In Russian Poland.
 Agnes Kone, farmers wife, at Gort schach. in Carniola. has committed sui eide in an extradordnary way
 She was the recognized beauty of tn, district, and lived very happily with he | husband and four children, and wa known as an extremely devoted Roman | Catholic.
 | Sunday, on returning from church where she had received the communion she sent the servant and the children t her husband, where he was doing fiel, work Then she lighted a big fire in tn oven and crept in. Her husband ant | children found her charred body on thei | return.