Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-25
Victoria n Germany.
The Queen of England Visits tht
 Invalid Emperor.
HOW SHE WAS RECEIVED.

She Calls on Dowager Empress Augusta
 and the Two Royal Women Drink Tea
 Together-A Little More Hope for Elm.
 peror Frederick.
 BERLIN, April 25-Queen Victoria arrived at Charlottenburg at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. The empress. the crown prince and crown princess and the prince and princess of Meiningen received her at the depot. Prince Henry and his sisters, the Princesses Victoria, Sophie and Margaret, Sir Edward Malet, the British ambassador at Berlin; the Duke of Rutland and the burgomaster and municipal council of Berlin were also present. The greetings between Queen Victoria and the royal family of Ger many were warm.
 The crown prince conducted the queen to an open carriage, drawn by four horses, which she entered and with the empress be- side her she was then driven to the castle Crowds of people lined the route and cheered enthusiastically as the carriage passed.
 The queen paid visit to the emperor shortly after her arrival at the castle The emperor rose to receive the queen, and cor dially welcomed her. He afterward with drew to his own apartments The doctors feared that the meeting would excite the emperor and probably upset him, but their
 
 rather brighter after the interview, and his temperature was normal. The queen ex. pressed surprise that the emperor was SC little changed, especially in view of the ac- counts that have reached her lately.
 The queen and the empress drove at 1 o'clock in an open carriage to visit Empress Augusta. The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Baden were waiting to receive them. All the members of Empress Augustus court were present. The royal guests re- mained thirty-five minutes. After tea had been served they proceeded to Emperor Fred ericks former residence to visit the Prince and Princess of Saxe-Meningen. There they remained a quarter of an hour, starting al 5:30 o'clock on their return to Charlottenburg They were accompanied by Princess Beatrice, Prince Henry of Battenberg and one of the emperor's daughters, who has been visiting the Badens. The streets were crowded, and the queen and empress were greeted with en- thusiasm.
 By invitation of the empress ..there was large gathering of members of the imperial family at the palace at o'clock to meet the queen.
 Queen Victoria made three visits to the sick room of the emperor, who, by the doc tors advice, kept his bed, which he will dc for a day or two more, till he gets tronger.
 The meeting between Queen Victoria and the empress was very touching. The queen burst into tears on the approach of her daughter. They embraced and kissed each other repeatedly, with hands firmly clasped.
 The queen will leave to-day unless the em- peror should have relapse Her Scotch gillies and two natives of India attend her. They are objects of great curiosity to the peo pie of Berlin.
 The North German Gazette, referring to the visit of the queen of England, says: "Her majesty will be welcomed by the whole popu- lation of Germany, and above all by the in. habitants of Berlin, with the veneration and sympathy so justly due one who has for many years ruled a friendly state and who is the mother of our empress. All German hearts will thankfully accept as a token of the queens deep sympathy for the fate of our reigning house the fact that she comes to the sick bed of our beloved emperor and person ally shares the deep aff1iction and great anx iety with which we are filled to-day. May she be enabled to bring comfort and hope, and when she departs from Germany to take with her the assurance that the sympathy she has displayed will always be kept grateful remembrance here."