Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
VISITING HIS GRANDMA.
Emperor william Of Germany on . Wit
{" tiis RovaI Granams. Queen ytetort.
Who hts--d Him on both Ch~-k.-A
'-rhand~rsnx'' Reception.


LoSDoN, Aug. According 60 pro-
gramme the Prince of Wales left Ports
mouth harhor in his yacht. the Osborne.
at half-Past twelve O'Clock 70 -sIav. aud
proceeded outside the Soieut 20 await the
arrival % the Emperor o. Germany on
board the imperial yachs Hohen-
EouerB- AZ the yacht steamed out o,
the harbor she was saluted By IN.
guns on shore and On the var vessels.
Shortly before the Departure u the royal
yacht the German squadron was sighted
steauling toward Portsmouth. aud pilots
were immediately dispatched 20 take
charge % their movements The weather
az Portsmouth Is superb, the bright sun
shine being tempered by cooling
breeze. Every thiag has been put
IN readiness for the arrival % the
6ermnn Emperor. anl the crowd which
are constantly arriving by every availa-
Die means b. FAR sarpass Ia Numbers the
Attendance which has marked any previ-
Gus Spithsad maneuvers.
The enormous gaverument sotiiia AMI
numerous private craft - we'll n all
available space on shore are packed With
si<ht-scers.
KkcEPrEoN AND LANDfNs OE rHx KAISER
The spectacle attracted q the shore os
the Splelt hEa1reis q Ia ousaads o. pao
PIE, while the water was literally covered
with every conceivable form % craft
bearing slglt-seerS most % which, A.
did all % the var vessels aad trAnsat-
iAntic lluer@ serving A. excursion steam
ers. displayed the German EaS
rs th- yacht Osborne approached the
Hohenzolleru. the Prince os Wales sig
naied his greeting 10 the Kaiser, %
ntch the latter responded The Osbcrus
thea accompanied the HohsnzoIlern with
her escort through the lines % war vessels
drawn in '-paradeH to receive her. Every
vessel both German aud English. was in
holiday attire. and the specta cis
as the German feet steamed slow
y through the narrow ailss LETT
betveen the Saily- dseked war shi .s-ths
lower % the British navy-was impOs-
ing Ia the extreme. As the imperial
Yacht passed each ship she was saluteI
D loud haGzts from the tars spread ont
upon the yards or ranged upon the decks.
followed By the booming os the ships
EnuS which shot out their tongues
% flames again and again until
the HOheuz0lleru was hisFieu BY the
smoke Then other voices took up the
welcoming huzzas and other cannon
boomed forth thuniernus greetings
Through this gauntlet % IRE aud smoke
the Hoheuz7llsrn passed with the iron
clads Deutschland Kaiser Preuser and
Frie'lsrich Der Crosse and the triyats
Zeiten in her wake. Oh Cowes
A4mirsl Sir Elward Commerell went on
board the HohsuzoIlern while Vice Al
nliral Baird and the other lag officers,
with General Sir l. :. Smith, awaited the
W-sr. n
he dESembarked and proceeded - o.
borne. where be vas welcomed by his
Grandmother. the Queen- The Emperor
will dine with the Queen this evening.
At the Conclusion % the naval displays
at Spithead. Emperor William will leave
for Aldershot % witness the military re-
view arriving there on Wednesday. He
viii return to Osborne ia the evening t.
pay Il farewell visit ~ the Queen. and
Will reIoin LIS feet on the following day
for his homward voyage.
The Emperor's proposed visit % the
Sultan occasions considerable uneasiness
in St Petersburg. where the reports Os
immense war preparations ou the part ot
Turkey have already hal th. effect Ot
quickeninS Russian sensibilities. Unless
some satisfactory explanation il given by
Turkey % her warlike attitude. il is ex-
tremely doubtful Il Emperor William will
care 10 assume the risk ot offending the
Gar by visiting Constantiaople at this
time
KISSED THE KAISER
LONDON, Aug 3.-Ths Queen. IN re-
eeiving the Emperor Ot Germany at Os-
borne yesterday. did 50 with every dem
onstratiOn % affection. kissing him on
both cheeks. Last night the vessels OF
both the English and German feets of
COwes and Osborne we're brilliantly IL
Eliminated. aud the effect "a viewed from
the shOra WAS nnaanifrant