The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
IHH GAR In 8ERIIT.
The Russian and German Mon-
arohs Meet Cordially,
THEY EMBRACE REPEATEDLY.
HNwtheF Fepglaee Recoivedthe Royal
VisitpF comptoIro d'EsCompte
vDirectoFsin PrIson-Wars Ship
Aground, Foreign News,

BERLIN, oct 1.-THE Osar arrived to
day. He ives accompanied by the Grand
Duke George, his second son, The En-.
peror William, several of the royal
princes, PFlucs Bismarck, Count Her.
bert Bismarck, and a number of generals
and court officers received the Gar and
Grand Duke the Lehitors station, The
Car was attied in the uniform of the
German Alexander regiment, of which
he is honorary colonel, He and Empe-
ror William Embraced repeatedly, After
their greeting was over the Czar turned
to Prince BiEmatcls aud shook hands
with him, Iaalso held a brief eonyer-
satlon with tie Chancellor. The mem
bers OF the Czsr's suite were then pre-
scented TO the suite OF Emperor William.
alter which the guard of honor dellled
before tue Gar, the band playing the
Russian national hymn. The party
then proceeded 10 the state carriages.
which Were'in waiting, and drove
through the Brandenbgrg gate, across
the KoenigsPlatx and to the Russian
embassy the horses going on a fast trot
for the entire diatance.
as the cartiages passed the Brandon
burg gate PARK ot otaftillery began firing
a salute OF l0i gums The streets along
the route Were plentiiully decorated
with flags and hnuting, hut the crowd
which had'gatheged there did not cheer
as the Car paased along. Emperor
William wore the uniform OF ths Rus
sian Wyborga regiment, and had on his
breast the DECORATION OF the Russian Or.
der OF 81, AHdeW, Prince Bismarck
also wore his Russian orders. The nd
mirals attached 70 the British Channel
whlehis now at Kiel, were
present at theihtation when the Gar
arrived and were saluted BY him. En-.
peror William took his departure from
the embassy alter remaining there for
but few minutes.
Ii, the afternoon the Gear drove out in
an open catriake, surrounded by cavalry.
He visited tBe ex-Empresses,Aupusta
aud Frederick 0R returning To the
the Gear retired Tor a short
gatAAo Agt ASHt aAAAt AtHlllrtt
Adinner inl honor Of the Czar was
given this eyeting In the white hall Of
the Schlosa, at which l40 covers were
laid. The Car, dressed In the Uhlan
nniInrm, sat between the Emperor ndd
the Empress, facing PlinCs Bismarck.
The Emperor, ntoastilg the Cur said.
~ drink to th welfala Il NY honored
friend aud gpeel big1Smperor of
Russia, .iiisi Fia tontinnanCs nj ma
ftiendship whitb has slbsisted ha1 ~ a,en'' sne
ourhousea Tor bver a hundred yenrs onJ
which l am resolved to cherish 1s y laron,, %nM
from my anCe3ofa.n "'VsN'y
The Czar, reblyingin Frenlst. a.. l.,.,,x.n
the Emperor iif his friendly sentiments
and drank 70 y welfare. Turning then
to Prince Blsniirc the Gear raised his
glass and dfah 70 the Chancellor, who
stood up, ellp lbis glass and bowed
deeply. Thttq WIS., similar exchaoue
ot cnurtesie b3rween Emperor William
and the RuHsiad km bassaior.
Ex-Eppress Frederick will giyea din.
nerin honor % tlle Glzarto.morrow. The
invitations pfe limited to royal person.
ages.
The CzaE Vas ,day shown the work.
ing o. an HtfisPn n pn6nogruph. He was
Tonight the gSar Intended a gala per.
tormance atthe ppefa House, , 'The Gar
sat between. .tht Emperor and Empress.
The Grand Dtke George and tnembers
OF the German Royal family were nrs. =.
sent. The presentepf. Prince BismRrck
at the Opera House caused n sensation
as he has notaltended an opera or con-
cert n twenty years previously-not
even being present on tue OCCASION of
ihe celebration y the late Emperor