Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-13
THE REMAINS REMOVED.
The Body OF the Late Ruler OF Ger.
many Taken TO the Cathedral
by Torchlight.
His VIII opened-ro BIS Buried IN His
Field Uniform-rhe New Emperor
Received in Berlin,
WILLIAMS WILL OPENED.

lions, orders OF the Black Esgle and the
Iron Cross of the second class, also The
Cross OF the Russian order OF st George,
with the war medals OF 1914. 1864, 1866
and 1870, snd the Hohenzollern medal of
lS4s.
POsT>HORTEM EXAMINATION,
| Professor Hartmann, assisted by Drs.
Won Lluer, Leuthold snd Theemsnp
conducted 8 post norton examination of
the Emperor's body. They found q c,l-
culus the size Of pigeons egg, which
must have caused intense pain. Drs.
Won Lsuer and Leuthold cut the cslcu-
lus and each took possession OF one half
of il. The tx animation lasted an hour
and half. The Doctors report will be
preserved in the state archives. The fea-
lures Of the dead monarch still retain the
expression OF genial kindness which
character zed them IN life.
REMOVED TO THE CATHEDRAL,
The remains Of inc late Emperor have
been transferred to the csthe-
dral. The whole route along
Inter 5en Linden was lined with
silent crowds. The throng was go den e
that the police and military who bore
torches had difficulty in effectpg 8 pss-
sage. The cathedral bslls began to toll
at midnight when the Emperor Frederick
arrived to visit the remains. The re-
moval ofsthe body was delayed On ac-
count OF the Emperor's arriv.lI until l2:45
The funeral procession was headed by q
squadron Of cuirsssiers. They were
followed by detachment OF foot guards
and numerous trsin of servants Of the
Imperial household. Then came the
coffin. It WAS covered with black pail
and was borne BY soldiers OF the Imperial
body guard. The Crown Prince and
other Princes followed on foot. The cor.
tege closed with detac ment OF cavalry
Upon the arrival Of the procession at the
cathedral the tolling If the bells ceased
and the crowd silently dispersed.
INCEPTION OF THE EMPEROR AND EN-
PRESS.
At $3.50 last evening thousands of per-
sons stood in front Of the castle st Char
lottenburg, which was illuminated. There
was also large crowd outside the rail.
way station, which was guarded by
detachment Of guards. The imperial
train, on it's arrival at Leipsic al $3.50,
was met by Prince Bismarck, Count Hell
bert Bismarck, Count OHIO, the Chief
Court Chamberlain and all the Ministers.
Tie approaches to the station at this
time were filed with enormous crowds.
There was no cffi:ist reception by the
locsl authorities. Prince Bismarck en-
tsred the saloon to greet the Emperor
and Empress. The Emperor Frederick
stepped quickly towards the door and re-
pestedly embraced Bismarck. II was
noticed that the Emperor stood quite
erect with the Empress by his side during
his conversation with Bismarck. The
Empress also greeted the Chancellor most
warmly. The Emperor Frederick now
appeared a. the window OF his csrriag.
and bowed to the assembled people on
the platform, who received him with the
greatest enthusiasm.
TOOK THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
Deputarions from all tie regiments
gathered in the Wi1e space around Fred
erick the Greats monument with their
banners and swore fidelity "to Ka lig
and Kaiser FREDERICK" The Crown
Prince took the oath with the second reg
Iment Of guards. He looked remarkably
pale and worn, due to the exciting events
Of the past three weeks. A question has
arisen whether the Laudetsg may accept
the Emperor Frederick's written oath in-
stead of his personal osth spoken IN al
audible voice as prescribed by the coDsti-
tution. Windows Of the residences along
he route of the funeral are being off=reo
for the use Of spectators at fabulous
prices. In one case q single window
was sold for $500. Tens Of thousands
Of persons are wearing imitation corn |
flowers, the favoTite flower OF the dead |
monarch, developed in Grape. The !
flowers are being sold on the streets. A |
veteran soldier, talking in tramcsr OF
the events connected with the Emperor's |
death, fell dead from excitement The |
soroner's jury returned q verdict that the |
soldier died from broken heart. Though |
the Weather is bad many thousand per-
sons Of all classes visited the palace yes
terday. Special services were held in al
the churches, and were attended by i'm
mense throngs.
THE CORPSE.
BERLIN, March IL -fne cota1 con-
tanning the remains ofthe late Emperor is
covered With purple velvet with gold orna'
meuts. At each side ofthe catstslque are
three Isrge. candles. TaoouIets, covered
with white silk, worked In gold, are
placed alongside the coffin. The body is
cad in the uniform OF the First regiment
of Guards, under gray CLOAK. The
only decorations on the breast are the
stars Of the Black Esgle and the order
Pour lie Mort. The Grand Cross OF the
Iron Cross is suspended from his neck. Il
A laurel wreath is placed st his feet
The Emperor Frederick passed fairly
good night last night. His condition sp-
pears satisfactory. His upright bearing
in walking from the train wDics conveyed
him from Sac Rsmo 10 the carrisge
last night is regarded as proof
that the reports that he had suffered 8
relapse in strength are groundless. II is
stated that the Emperor Frederick's ply
sicisa were opposed to his coming to his
tatner's deathbed.
TIE EMPERoR'S TRIP.
A tent-shaped pavilion, hung With black
cloth, has been erected st Chariottenburg
through which the Emperor Frederick,
on alightDg from the train, will pass
direct to his csrrisge, which will convey
MIN to Cnariottenburg Schloss. By re-
quest of the Emperor there Will be DO
reception Of any kind ct the station. The
carriages of the Emperor and his party on
their way to the castle will be preceded by
. detachment Of the guard corps. a CON-
oapy of the Second regiment OF guards
marched into Chsrlottenburg yesterday
70 mount guard ct various points. a
grand requiem service Will be
1eld in the cathedral on