Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-27
7HEa HPEROR FREDERICK
The Details Of the Late Emperor
Williams Will--He Left a For-s
tune Of 100000 Marks.
Queen Victoria Receives q Cordial vi
ceme to Berlin by the Royal
Family Of Germany.
for the Worse. and HIS Oondl4an u
Now Considered Oritic6&
Germany.
THE DEAD KAIsKR's WILL.

Germany.
THE DEAD KAIsKR's WILL.
BERLIN, April 24.-The National Eel
tung gives the details of the late Emperor
Williams will. The Emperor left q
fortune Of 100000 marks. OF this
sum 5000. 600 marks is bequesthed to the
Empress Augusta, and 1000, 600 marks
each to the Grand Duchess OF Baden, the
Crown Prince and Crown Princess and
Prince Henry. Prince Henry also re-
ceives an estate which was purchased for
MIN for the sum Of l, 100000 marks by
the late Emperor. A clause which was
inserted in the will in the Enperor's
sixtieth year gives to the Emperor
Frederick $4,000 marks and the Grand
Duchess OF Baden 100000 marks. The
crown treasury receives 1000. 900 marks
and the remainder is absorbed in various
requests.
QUEEN VICTORIA AT CHARLoTTENBURG
BERLIN April 24-Queen Victoria ar
rived at Charlottenburg at 9 O'Clock this
morning. The Empress, the Crown
Prince and Crown Princess and Prince
and Princess OF SAKE. Minipgen received
her at the depot. Prince Henry and his
sister were also present. The greetings
between Qleen Victoria and the royal
family Of Germany were warm. The
Crown Prince conducted the Queen to an
open carriage drawn BY four horses which
she entered with the Empress beside her
and was driven to the castle. Crowds Of
people lined the route, and cheered en-
Enthusiastically as the carriage passed.
...z VISITED THE EMPEROR.
eS.'yhe Queen paid visit to the Emperor
shortly after her arrival at the castle.
The doctors feared that the meeting
would excite the Emperor and possibly
upset HIM, but their fears were ground
less. The Emperor seemed rather brieh liter
afer the interview and his temperature
4Nas normal.
= SLOW IMPROVEMENT.
BERLIN, April "a The North German
Gazette says the Emperor's condition
shows clearly perceptible tendency to-
wards slowly progressive Improvement.
His fever has diminished regularly durir g
the LAST few days. His temperature to-
day WAS 800 Celsius. His physicians hope
for further abatement in view of the re-
cent symptoms developed, and they found
especial reason for hope in the return OF
his appetite. His Majesty's present dis
position to take solid food is satlsfac
tory symptom, but, says the paper, it is
necessary. to exercise caution In pro-
nounciDg Judgment in the present aspect
of the casesg The Emperor showed emo
ton on receiving Queen Victoria to-day,
but he appstsntly suffers no Ill effects
from the meahng. DIR. Krsuse will leave
the Castle f9 the present.
assaA,, CHANGRD FOR THE WORSE. -.
BzakIA4pril 24.-The Empsror's con-
dition is changed for the worse and
creates alarm.
PASSED GOOD NIGHT.
BERLIN, April 25-This mornings bull
letin says the Emperor passed good
night. His fever is lower and his condi-
ton is satisfactory. As the condition OF
the Emperor changes little during the
day, only one bulletin Will be issued
daily until further notice.
QUEEN AND EMPRESS MEET.
The meeting between Queen Victoria
and The Empress yesterday was very
touching. The Queen burst into tears on
the epprosch OF her daughter. They en-
braced and kissed each other repeatedly
with hands firmly clasped. The Queen
only waited to lay aside her mantle and
went Immediately to see the Emperor.
she was astonished and delighted to find
him looking better than she expected.
The greeting of the people Of Berlin to
the Queen was every where respectful.
The men dofied their hats and the women
courtesied. She WAS cheered enthusiasts
ticslly, except in the immediate vicinity
Of the palace, where the people rcfrained
from any noisy demonstration, on account
Of the Emperor. The Queens Scotch
gillies and two natives OF India attend
ner. They are objects of great curiosity
to the people Of Berlin.
QUEEN vICTORIA's MOVEMENTS.
BERLIN, April 25,-Q1een Victoria
paid another visit to the Emperor this
This was the annu,l day Of
psAyer apd repentance. The imperial
f4tnily attended divine service
5bis morning in the, castle chapel
s. Charlottenberg. Court Chaplain
keegal officiated, and choir from the
6hurch of the Twelve Apostles sang Sc.
isction Of chorals. After service the
Qdesp sIeceived the staff of The British
embassy, and later gave an audience
TO Prince Bismarck. The interview
lasted an hQrr. The Dowager Empress
wilksisit the Queen this after
noop4 hid thsJwo ladies will arrive in
Berlin togeH4er, where they will visit the
British EmOSssy and attend service in the
English chai@. The Empress Victoria
gave dinneEfn honor of the Queen this
evening. PriHA Bismarck, after his in
terview with tf6Queen to-day, waited
on the Emperor.