The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-13
THE DEAD KAISER.
The Remains Transferred to
the Cathedral.
STREETS DENsELY CROWDED.
Condition of the New Emperor-Hor-
rlble, If True-ChamberIaina and
the Fisheries Treaty.
The Dead Emperor.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE members of
the ministry left by special train at
8 Is this afternoon to meet Emperor
Frederick, as he returns from San
Reno. The special train conveying the
royal party arrived at Munich this
morning, and their maiesties met with
a sympathetic reception at the station.
| The dowager Empress Augusta last
might received Prince Bismarck: who
had previously passed some time by the
side of the dea monarch. After an
interview, tismaIck visited Prince Will
liam. Another requiem service was
held to- day, attended by large num-
Der of distinguished mourners. 1t has
now been decided to remove the remains
ICf the Emperor TO The cathedral to-
night, where they will be in state from
noon tomorrow. The public will be
&C nitted.
ST. Petersburg papers agree in ex-
pressing he wish that Emperor
Frederick continue the friendly policy
LOT the deceased monarch toward Russia.
The Official Messenger and Inrdlde
Rvssc publish articles with mourn
ing borders, paying warm tributes
to the memory of Emperor William.
The whole army, by special order OF the
Gar, will wear mourning for four
weeks, and regiments OF which the dead
Emperor was honorary colonel, for five
weeRs. On the day of the funeral the
whole army will wear full mourning
and the use of bugle- will be prohibited.
Kaluga regiment will continue to bear
that name. Its vacant honorary
loD ,1nVa
Emperor Frederick, who has also been
lappoiDted titular commander of the
ISt. Petersburg regiment of grenadiers.
Professor Hartman, assisted by
Doctors VonLauer, Leitpold and THE
imam conducted a post norton ex-
aminstion of the Emperor's body. They
Hound calculus the size of a pigeons
,eeg which must have caused intense
psin.
BERLIN, Ma CHI 12.-2 a.m.-The re-
mains of the Emperor have been tzans-
ferTed to the cathedral. The coffin
was carried on the shoulders of eighteen
Isoldiers of the BODY guard through the
vestibule of the palace, where it was
banded 10 number of non-commis
stoned officers. The streets we're lined
with double rows of soldiers, every
tenth man holding torch. The
funeral procession was headed
by squadron of cuirassieurs.
These were followed by detsch-
ments of the foot guards and
e numerous train of servants OF the I'M
jperiaI household. Then came the coffin.
The Crown Prince and other princes
followed on foot, and the cortege closed
with detachment of cavalry. The
throng on the streets was dense.
1 I Tha
perial train arrived here at IL SO, having
oeen delayed by severe snyw storm.
The Emperor and Empress were greeted
; by the Grown Prince and his wife and
Prince Henry SAKE Meininger. The
Emperor and Empress Immediately
alighted from the train and proceeded
through the pavilion, profusely deco
rated with flowers. to their carriage.
They were driven direct to the castle
, along a route densely crowded with
people, who manifested much enthusi-
iasm. The royal princes with Prince
Bismarck continued their journey.
BERLIN, March 11.-Prince Bismarck
and all the ministers met the imperial
train at niepsic The approaches TO the
station were filed with an enormous
and enthusiastic crowd. When Prince
, Bismarck entered the saloon to greet
the royal party. the Emperor stepped
quickly toward him and repeatedly en-
braced him. 1t was noticed that
the Emperor stood quite erect with
the Empress by his side. The Empress
also greeted the chancellor most warmly.
The mini ters.were then presented. after
which the Emperor appeared at the
window of the carriage and bowed to the
assembled multitude, who greeted him
with tho OTaatact ppthT1
Berlin, March 1.-THE late En-
peror's will has been opened. 1t directs
that his body shall be inferred in field
uniform, with a gray military cloak
/ over his shoulders, and field cap on his
head. Upon the body are to be placed
the decorations of the order of the black
eagle and the iron cross, of the second
class, the cross If the Russian order of
, st. George, and the war medals of 1914,
1864, 1865 aud 1870, and the Hohenzollern
: medal of 1849.
BERLIN, March 12.-The coffin con-
tanning the remains of the late Emperor
: is covered with purple velvet, with gold
ornaments On each side OF the cata-
falque are three large candelabras, with
lighted tapers. Tabourettes, covered
with white silk, worked in gold. are
lplaced alongside the coffin. The body
is clad in the uniform of the First Reg1-
ment of Guards, under gray cloak.
Under the decorations on the breast are
the Star of the Black Eagle and the
Order Pour lie Merite. The Grand
Cross of he Iron Cross is suspended
from the neck and a laurel wreath is
placed at the feet.
Emperor Ere derrick passed a fairly
good night last night. His cndition
Iappears satisfactory. His upright
bearing in walking from the train
which conveyed him from San Reno to
his carriage. last night, is remarked as
. proof that the report that he had suf-
fered relapse IN strength is ground
less. 1t is stated that the Emperor
Frederick s phys clans were opposed to
his coming to his fathers deathbed.