Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
A CeaseIess STRAIN GfVisi'nrs Passes
Through the Nor uary Chamber
Of the Dscsas d King,
Tie NtW RuIer q lhe G'rmsn Empire
.Issass RrnsrSl Order 10 His
army s4d EaVT.
The DcSH EmpereI's LssE Pno Was rhss
Ali p mp should be- Avoided at His
Funeral Tae Pr paranCns.
FUNERAL TO BE HELD MONDAY.

Empress, the Emperor William II he,
ordered thst the fuaeral be held Iunta7
morning. The obseq1les will be devolC
Of p0mp apd viii De OF military CHAR
scter. Owing 20 tie limited aCcOmmGGs
lions the attendance will De necessarily
Ter7 emsll l. IS understood inst d
general period o. mourning Of six weeks
will oe Pre- claimed AL public nmuse-
nents will be suspended Until two days
after the iuaersl.
THE PEACE OF EUROPE ASSURED.
BERLIN, Juns 16 Il IS s:sl-d that the
! proclamation Of ths npOror William II
will refer 10 G5rmauy's alliance with
Austria, Hungary ard Isly as guarantees
that the peace Of Europe will be main
tanned.
DEATH SCENE.
! A touching scene occurred st tie bed
side while the operor's #; wss passing
away. Prince Bismsttk Rad called 20 bid
his Gyi1g master last farewell. The
Emperor WAS thoroughly conscious, and
'akEE the hand OF she age Chancellor
in his own feeble grasp, and noticing 10
the Empress 20 dlaw near, DE took her
1cnd and joined it with that Of Bismarck,
t1us giving 8 silent and pathetic token Of
| his desire for a reconciliation Ct all dit
fereGcss between his wife and the Prime
Minister.
After the death cast had been taken the
castle was surrounded by 100 hussars and
Unlsns. Nobody is SLOWED to enter or
eave the castle where the remains lie Z
cePt few privileged persons. All tna
soldiers have taken the oath Ct allegiance
TO the new ruler Of the empire.
RUMORS OF A POST-MORTYM,
| LONDON, June 16-Ple Standards
Berlin correspondent telegFaphs tast n
runner Is current which, however, is IN
confirmed that Drs. Bergman aad
ScLweninger, the late EnpeIor's regular
| dccters, h2ld = post morlem examination
yesterday evening and that afterwards the
body was embslmed. L. is reported also
/ :aat the ex Z npress Will go to Itsly after
! me funeral. IL is stated that the Emperor
Willism II ana Bismarck have Compiled 8
programme that the Emperor viii con
tiaue the former policy.
The TRIBUTE OF FRANCE
PARIS, June Is The P4fl5 papers,
wiChOus exception, express deep syUpa-
shy for the 5eresved L npress aud sorrow
1t the GcatG OF the Enper +, 0 the beauty
Of Taose mocsl nature full justice is
done.
THREE MONTHs' MOURNING.
BERLIS, JCse lG The court hss been
ordered 10 go into mourning FOG the Is e
Enperor for three mon rs. TIE period
Of general mruruing VIII lset eight days
A FEELING OF DIsMAY.
PARIS, Juae le 1t Is useiess to deny
taat under the cover 2f assumed c0nh-
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KNELT AT TIE BEDSIDE
spd TeDhlct d IN this poslilor during 'ne
last hours watching her dying nusnano'f
faint gesps fer breath. During the nlgat
the Emperor had oeckored her 10 MS SIDE e
AS she bent over him ne nurnured sln-
gle word, then short sentences which she
alone under TODD. At the foot OF the bed
knelt the Emperor's daughter,
Prince Henry and his two
daughters in law. The chaplsto
softly nurmured the litary.
The Princess Frederick Charles who hsd
strewn the coverlet with white roses,
stood with the rest OF the fsmily. The
chief ature Of the room ig the pictures
showing the life of Frederick the Great
Over the bed was penciled portrait OF
Frederick the Great as 8 boy, which ar
rived few days ago. The Empress had
| had 1t copied from picture which Queen
Louise of Prussia sent to King George.
II pleased the Emperor SO much that he
KISSED THE HAND OF The EMPRESS
The servants were crowded about the
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