The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-03
KAISER WILLIAM
PAYS A VISIT To HIS N0ThER-lN-
LAW.

His Magnificent Reception in England
The Queen Kisses Him oB His Two
sheek.->rn-atiou over Mrs. Maybrick' :
Trial-CabIrgram aud f~reigu >ote-.
LONDON, August 2.-According to
programme. the Prince OF Wales lett
Portsmouth harbor in his Yacht. the
Osborne. at l2:30 day and proceeded
outside the SOlent to await the arrival
OF the Emperor of Germany on board
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern. As
the yacht steamed out of the harbor she
was salutcd by the guns on shore aud
on board the assembled war vessels
Shortly before the departure the royal
yacht of the German squadron was
sighted steaming slowly toward Ports
mouth. and the pilots were Immediately
dispatched to take charge of their move
ments. The weather at Portsmouth -
superb, the bright sunshine being
tempered by a cooling breeze. Every
thing had been put into readiness .or
the arrival of the German Emperor,
and the crowds which are constantly
arriving by every available means by
far surpassed in numbers the attend
ance which has marked any previous
Spithead manOeuvrss. the enormous
government h0tilla and numerous pri-
yate crafts. as well as all available space
on shore. are packed with sightseers.
QUEEN yIc's sALUTATIoN.
LONDON August 2.-The Queen in re-
ceiving the Emperor Of Germany at
Osborne to day, did SO with every de-
monstratIon of affection, kissing him on
both cheeks. Tonight the vessels Of
both the English aud German fleets off
Cowes and Osborne. are brilliantly
illuminated and the effect as viewed
from the shore Is magnificent.
MRS. MAVERICK ; TRIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August 2.-Several med
i,al experts testified at the trial of Mrs.
May brick that they believed Maybrick :
death was caused by arsenic. The
physician who conducted the post
mOrtem examination deposed that May
brick died from the effect of an irritaut
poison. but the condition Of the organs
dill not necessarily indicate that the
poison was arsenic.
INTEREST Is TIE TRIAL INCREASING.
LONDON. August 2.-Interest in the
sensational murder trial now going on
in Liverpool grows daily, aud the news
papers here print many columns OF the
evidence morning and evening. When
Mrs. Maybrick as first arraigned and
the damaging disclosures made Of her
relations with Mr. Alfred Briefly. poi .
ular feeling was all against her, az u
little doubt was expressed IN any
quarter OF her guilt or OF
her ultimate conviction on the
charge of poisoning her husband.
Sir Charles Russell + admirable prepa-
ration Of her case has. however, com
pletely revoutionized public sentiment
and if his work produces upon the jury
anything like the impression it has al
ready made upon the public. Mrs. May
brick conviction is out Of the ques-
tion. II is generally believed that she
Will be acquitted. or the worst. that the
jury will fail to agree.
AFAMOUs PAINTER.
PARIS. August Mr.. Sutton, repre-
senting the American Art Association
to-day handed over TO NJ. Proust. the
French Minister Of Fine Arts. drafts for
js0.6jO francs, the price agreed upon
tor Millett famous painting, The
Angelus. which now becomes the
property Of the Americans.
SEIZURE OF THE VEs>EISIN BEHRING SEA.
LONDON. August Sir James Fer
gu.sOn. under foreign secretary. stated
in the House of Commons this evening
that no authentic information had
reached the government regarding the
seizure Of the British vessels by the
United States government. lie also
said that no understanding with the
American government had been arrived
AT over the Behring sea.