Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23
.GERMANY,S COMING, RUsru
The Peoples Wild Acclaim .wh.,,
They See the Crown Prince.

A"cy Se0 tue CkOWm Prince.
HIS HATRED OF THE ENGLISH AND DESIRE TO Ann
10 THE MILITARY GLORY OF THE FATHERIA AND
RUDE CONDUCT TOWARD HIS Mor1ER-A CARTOON
WHICH BERLINEKs ARE Kissing.
Berii n Special to the New York Sun March %
man OIL twenty-nine years, erect, square,
shouidered, 1.-THE, powerful and austere strode
out OF the railway station here to-day after SEEING
aoatch OF royal guests depart. He had a strong
heaVily-ined and moody face. The guards pre-.
sehted arms, and brilliant retinue OF generals
hurried after the masterful looking German. II
was the crown prince, who Will soon be emperor
OF the nation OF warriors. The waiting multitude
al sight OF him gave single yell that came from
their very hearts. The prince turned toward tho
sea OF faces and looked lntently at the people His
moody, surly eyes flew rapidly from face to face.
Then he slowly touched his CAP Cheer af,er
cheer rose wildly In quick succession and with
passionate fervor. The prince listened with rant
look, then threw back mis- head with a sudden
motion and showed his teeth In a smile Of SAVAGE
exultalion. The action was almost theatrical
Inc people fought TO get another looS at him an
he was whir ed away amid the hoarse and frsnti =
shouts OF his wOrshippers
=, The iierce light that beats about the German
throne leaves the oum0 and Slckly monarch In the
shadow, plo ding slowly on toward the neartnU
anu Inevitable END. while II throws the stalwart'
War ,,a, and aggressye figure OF the Crown Prince
William out with vivid diStinctness. The name OF
the coming emperor is heard in the councils OF ali
the sovereigns and diplomats OF Europe Not
since the hrst Napoleon has young man WELDED
such tremendous power as will fall to the Tor Of
this head,trong, violent ana revengeuI prince
he wiii have 1000 600 men and 9. 600, 600 muskets
at ms oack lie mates the English and he hates
the Jews So do the German people. They defey
their present English empress because she MAJ %
ner children tax English. and has prevailed Noon
the emperor TO have an English physician
Iney have tired 70 mob Macken 10. ana they
look coldy at Frederick Ill, because he Ioenas the
last hours OF his waning life epuobf6g men NJ
sem tic blood They adore the ve'y name OF the
fed thOusandi0id His aversion 60 the FnCish
extends TO his own mother. When be was ordered
70 San Reno by the late emperor TO visit his inya
church, and Prince Williams EnYlisS mother the
present empress, attempted TO take his arm. He
shook her on roughly In the presence Of the crowd
haugpS tae person S Of the emperor he said
Obliged TO follow In his foot steps HIS irst
English governess, Miss Ships, who had charge
Vi nlin as Ooy, when asked recently what sort OF
| man he was, said: HE Is nan whom nOthinS
can ever stay, once his anger Is aroused"
| Won Moltke, the eighty EIGHT year.old 0eld.
marshal, has snrewd, brilliant and anbitious
lish, who is only forty years Old but a tactician
strategtsI and general, In whom the Rreat Germs,
army places absolute confidence. The count and
| the ministers whisper that mischief Is breWtnS
When one Is emperor he will make the Ot her held
marshal: Both are scnemers, and their p0Wel
wi n " .remendcus. hence knghCe and diplomats
All over Europe watch Berlin with wary eyes, ans
| when William ii ascends the throne the man
makers may get ready and sharpen their tools fo
A cartoon issued By the newspaper ca,lsd n,
| ~ today excited much comment. Il represent,
sw9rd IN hand, the army behind him. Tue in
son oaex remarklng mot yet" The people Or
nlssis lnls on the streets and showing their u IN
patny with the crown prince