Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
The Remains Of the Late Ruler to Lie
in State tuesday, Three Months
Mourning Ordered.
Frederick Leaves San Reno for Berlin
and is Greeted on His Journey BY
King Hunbsft'of Italy.
The Soldiers Take the Oa,n of ALE Eisncs
TO the New EDperor-Pr' ParafIonR
Making for HIS K sep,ion.
GLADSTONE CALLS ON THE QUEEN.

of the Emptror's funeral solemn
r QUEEN service will be eel. brsted. Mr.
and Mrs. Gladstone we're sm0ng those
who called on the Queen to-day. Mr..
Gladstone expressed mis- eradication st
the way 10 which Her Majesty bore up
uoder the shock wOich the ne VS. Of the
Emperor's deSth caused her
He also remarked upon the
Il fact hist the Princess Royal
Of Great British was now Empress of
Germany, anC ssid in this connection that
the treaty of Paris provided thst the en-
presses ard QneeEs OF the great powers
were eqi j b, but hsd il been otUer-
wise the ueg Empress w"uld take pre-
cedence 81 her mnIh, T, 'he Q 'een.
COMMENTS OF LONDON PAPERs
LONDON, Asrcn 10 The Plm-s ssyS:
ole WIS the only Enp- rar who ever sue
cseded in making Germany q uoi'ed
nation. HIS career was unlike any fund
IN noCern history"
The Telegraph says: "WHat is destined
to ne the fate of the Empire no man
knows, but Sill msY lake hesrs If they go
on acting GU fully The Watchword
sc ms to be sid whispered aud complied
wi.n in 'he Emperor's death room, For
God, for King aad the fstherI.nd.'
The Standard Gays: "The &c man ns-
ton Is not simply asked to honor the
memory OF the King whose courage an
Y5tiou built the sta {, IL is stjursd TO
Keep his MT mory fres IN the minds Of
men by guarding against shock sDd mis-
rtune the splendid herit5ge ne be-
| qleEthed 10 ,he m "
AN INTERNATIONAL SORROW
| BBRGIS, march 10 The N nth German
| G Z-ltu sayt: "The deep sorrow in
~ntch the DEAN OF tha Emperor has suck
the G rmsD ration casts dsrk shadow
not OILY over our own ns'ionsl feeling
| but tar beyond on the Character ut the
whole International 81 'uation. Europe
rec ga'z d ard revered the En-
perur IS f.i'hf1I and power
iul otectioa Of international peace.
| Although 10 honest man csu doubt that
| His Msiss:y'e l. q Ieoce will live on un-
9eak~ned and unchanged, everybody
fr: Is that wide gap waicn the disappear
Ecg II his dominating persC nality leaves
! Dehipd. One thing c6G be gather, with
| the grestest certainty from the signs OF
| rdisl sympathy In which the Austro-
Hungarian and E0glish press have WED
eocp orher ana from the sIil more touch
ing attitude Gf Italy, that Germany does
not stand slOue In her sorrow. We art
couviUc- d that the proofs Of sympathy
from abroad will reach even greater di-
rDensionI."
WAITING THE ARRIVAL OF FREDERICK.
R,garGiGg the funeral ald other ceTe-
monies, nothing has been settled yet, as
4u depends upon The orders Of the new
Emperor. TIE will will not be opened
before the Emperor's arrival here, but il
mas trsnspired that the Emperor William
txpr ssen d WISH tnat his. funeral should
DC without any pOmp.
WILL ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
BUGuAREsT, Msrca l0-Kiug Charles
will % 10 Berlin to attend the funeral u
tbs Z mp. ror Wlllism
WILL MEET TIN Nav EMPEROR.
ROME, March l0-Klug HumUert spC
Premier Crispi have started for Genoa
Wnere they will meet the German En-
perOr to ,m"rrow.
| scANDALoUs PLACARDs SUPPRESSED.
PARIS, March l0-rDe p lice have
seiz d number OF ecauGslous piacards o
the L pPe ror Of Germany, witch w~re be
ing sold on the bouh wards tbs If erHoon
Fac IeWspspers unsDimOuely denouuc'
the sellers If the plscards. TIE news
olpers are digDifi=d in their c'mments oil
tbs death q the Emperor William.
WILL NJ URN SIX WEEKS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Mach 10 Crane
Dukes VIooimer, Nicholas ana Mchte
will attend the funeral Of the Empero
William. The Zsr's Dir hdsy reception
as been abandoned All the thester
will be closed for three days Orders 70
tue Illumination of the city in honor o
the Cars birthday have been counter
maDded. The Gar and CzNrina called q
he German emosssy aud expre ssed thei
deep sympathy on the death Of the En-
peror. IL is expected the court will
m urn six weeks.
LOOKING FORWARD TO BIS RETURN II
BERLIN.
SAN RENO. M,rcn l0-The Empero
passed q good day. He dIned dow
stairs with the family for the first tim,
since the operation was performed. 81
is looking for ward eagerly to his return
, 70 Berlin. The doctors still have som,
! ftars that irftmation Of the lungs ma,
result from The Journey.
TO REPRESENT FRANCE.
, PARIS, March l0-A nigh military
!, officer and suite will represent France q
the funeral If the Emperor.
SERVICE AT THE PALACE.
BERLIN, March 10.-rhe body of In
dead monarch will be exposed in tn
cathedral Monday. The soldiers took III
oath Of allegiance to the nlw Emperc
to- day. The court has gone Into mourn
ing for three months commencing yester
! day. Court CnaplsiD Koegel conducts
T service st the palace ct IL 80 O'Clock thi
morning. All the prominent per
sons in the government were pres
| ent. The anthems "BesutIful INIT
Death" aud II Know Tia
/ Nv Redeemer Liv, S" were surg. Ate
service the DCwsger Enpes Augusta
! cnnversed with Drs. Won L.uer, 1t utholt
and TremEHn. II is reported thai OF
Tuesday the public will be admitted t
view the body of Emperor William, which
will then be lying in state. It is states
that Emperor Ere terick's reply to tn,
message Of coincidence sent by Presiden
, Carnot of France was very cordial, ant
that he expressed hope that the relations
between the two countries might con
tinue friendly.
TOUCHING SCENE.
ROME, March 10.-Kipg Humber
Travelled from Rome to San Pierdsrens I,
meet Emperor Frederick. When the tran