DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 9, 12 January 1903, Page 3

DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

AMBRIO4'B MISTRUST OF ttIBMANY. BAROK HOLLWM'B BBO4LL. m PKKSB ASSOCIATION. Berlin, J*nuary 9. Btron Speck S'ernfcurg ins been appointed German Charge d'Affaires at Washington, ia the absence of Baron Ton Holleben. It is understood that President Roosevelt recently intimated that in the event of B*ron Hollebeu's retiiiog, he would welcome Baron Sternburg as his auccnsor. Beceived U, 4.47 p,m. Hew Yobk, January 10. Baron von Holbbea's sudden recall is interpreted as an expression of *he Kaiser's chagrin at his management of the relations between the two countries. Americans do not blame Baron Holleben in connection with Venezuela. A New York newspaper, the Commercial Advertiser, says tbat Americans deeply mistrust the Gtrmtn Government (f Samoa, Manila, and Hayti, and adds that the attempt to discredit Lord Pauncefote and Britain is not forgotten. London, January 10. The Times New York correspondent eays tha k . the Kaiser is primarily responsible for the Am-.ricac fueling towards which is ?uppo»el to be the cause for Baron Holleben's recall, adding that Birrn HolUben was made a ocvenient scapegoat, and that American opinion is not amenable to certain diplomatic influence, or inueidcg from the reptile press wbicb is practically absent there.