Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-13
GERNANY,S GRIEF.
Emperor Frederick's Arrival tm Desliu
-Arrangeme0ss G0r the FWueral.

The train bearing Emperor Frederick III from
San Reno 10 Berlin on Its arrival at Leipsic as
6:3s O'Clock sunday evening, was met by Prince
Bismarck, Count Herbert Bismarck, Count otho,
the chief count chamberlain, all the ministers
Gen. Albedyll. and Gen. Won wilmouski chiefs Of
the imperial, military, and civil cabinets, and
Count Fulemberg, grand master Of ceremories
The approaches TO the station at this time were
filled with an enormous crowd There was no
Official reception by the local authorities. Prince
Bismarck entered the saloon To greet the emperor
ana empress Emperor Frederick stepped uulckly
toward the door and embraced Prince Bismarck
IL was noticed that the emperor stood quite erect
with the empress by his side, during his CONVEX
sation with the chancellor. The empress also
greeted tie chancellor most warmly. Herr Won
Puttkammer ana the other ministers and Count
emperor, and paid their respects 10 him Emperor
Frederick then appeared at the window OF his car
riage ana bowed 10 the assembled people
The emperors Journey IRON Leipsic TO Berlin
was made without Incident
THE DEAD EMPEROR.
grand requiem service was held sunday, anl
late last night the remains were taken 10 the cath
edral where they will lie In state unti the funeral
All the military officers I'm the city and govern
mental officials viewed the remains The features
OF the dead monarch sfill retain the expression ar
genial kindlness which characterized them Ina
life. Emperor Frederick viewed the remains at
night before their removal 20 the cathedral Tne
emperor wept while he gazed long and lovingly ag
his fathers face The empress was also much
afrectec. Tho bells OF the city rang the annouIce-
ment OF the emperor's ARRIVAL, hut toled during
the removal OF the dead monarchs remains 10 the
cathedral
When the coflin was removed 20 the cathedral
It was carried on the shoulders OF eighteen
soldiers OF the body guard. through the yestlbulo
of the palace, where it was handed 90 a number OF
non-commissioned Officers. The streets were n ned
with double rows OF soldiers every tenth man
holding torch. Silent crowds viewed the scsne.
The funeral procession was headed by a squadron
OF cuirasseufs. These were followed by detach-
ment OF the foot guards and d numerous train OF
servants OF the Imperial household. Then caine
the CONN., covered with a black pail and borns
by the imperial bodyguard- The crown prince
tege closed with a detachment OF cavalry. UI,on
the arrival OF the procession al the cathedral the
dispersed.
rected that his body be inferred dressed I'm the field
uniform, with gray military cloak over the shoui-
ders and field cap on the head Upon the body
are placed the decorations OF the orders OF The
OF the Russian order OF ST. George the war medals
OF 1914, 1864. ls6s. and 1870. and the Hohenzol-
lern medal OF ls4a
prof Hartmann, assisted by Ora Won Iauer.
Leuthold, and Thiemann, conducted the post-mor.
TEN examination OF the emperor's body They
found calculus the size OF a pigeons egg, which
must have caused intense pain. Drs. Won Iauer
and Leuthold cut the culculus and each took Dos
session OF one-half OF IL. The examination lasted
an hour ana haif The doctors report Will ~
preserved In the state archives.
THE FrSERAL ARRANGEMENT.
grand requiem service VIII be held I'm the ca
thedral on Friday. The remains viii be conveyed
during the night following 70 the Chariottenburg
mausoleum- The services in the cathedral VIII
consist OF the fun state ceremonies. All The MEM
bers OF the reichstag and the landtag viii be IN AZ
tendance.