The sun., 1891-07-12
ATTEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
.,por WILLIAMS FESTIVE WEEK
AMONG THE BRITISH

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w.x 10 Gu,Idhaii-The British Lion
A~ur,eyed Because HIS View was
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"a. urauduaother To-morrow-utero.
=. o,co,t says 8iavatsky was Nigh
-, hut Eecentric-King Jn ia Dies
:. rx,is-A Prince who - Dissolved In
-...-The Reason Cary Did Not APP
n, the London Athletic Exhibition.
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,,,,os. July 11.--YounC William Hohenzol-
- Fmperor OF Germany and King OF Prus-
w. y. h.s been having great time this wces on
y. ,.' ,l.tto his gracious nndplother. Victoria.
n.r a, Great Britain and Ireland. Empress
Wa nnd Defender OF the Faith. All the
w., on,s o; the land have We'd with ono an
u ~, IN .ssl. The youthful ruler OF Germany.
, s,h. highest society there has bcon q contin-
w.. round OF gayety. one function following
.ss,h.r until o.ni.ht the royal and oble e.e-
NV, A, Great Britain. With tho visiting con-
s.a.r, from Germany. ia we'll nigh played out.
y. nv tho less illu.trious subjects Of Victoria,
~. h.r. been standing in dense masses in
~. .t,es,s Watching one pageant after the
.,s., aimee Wednesday until they are we'll
agh exhausted. 100.
rns festivities began with the wedding Of
p.;ne.,s Louise granddaughter OF the Queen
.,Idaurh,er o. Prln6e and Princess Christian.
:, Prince Arihe,a otsAnhait. on Monday. and
..lnl with visit to the Crystal Palace. for tho
,urnosc o, viewing the fireworks tonight.
q, Nouinv nigh: tho Queen gave a state ban
oret nj Wjndso. Castle. on which occasion. 1t
,honbi in,eres: republicans OF simile taste TO
tror ,t,,s was plate on the tablo valued NJ
,hou: t25V0,OO0. The gold dinner service
m.as ,or George ". was used, and the grost
ii ,er vine cooler. Weighing a quarter OF ton.
,h,,us, ALEC man ufnctured for tho same lux
prlous monarch. was In the room. The royal
plats .. Wiudsor is valued at 81. ono. 900. There
an pieces taken from the Spanish Armada, .
tescock Of precious stones from India, which
v valued at &20O.r00. A collection Of ma gniH-
Gently ornslnen.ed gold shields. one OF which
was made !or George ". out Of his snun
boxes. and is worth $4,000: tigers head
sm India, which has solid ineot Of gold for
lston.ue. and 400 geld p!a.es. which COS. over
Nja each.
The Emreror was not appalled, by his grand
no,hsrs magnlLcence. however, and neither
III he dine too well. Although the dinner
listed until after midnight. he was ND In the
uorring at o'clock for gallop in the park.
spraetice which he has continued in London.
ndiug daily in Rotten Row before breakfast.
Covent Garden Theatre. on tho occasion OF
he Emperor visit on Wednesday night. pre-
RDtsd probably tho most magnificent scene
vtt ad n hA krN
hs clover tier OF boxes and the orchestra stalle
were compelled to be In court costume. and the
brilliant uniforms Of high officers and dignita-
ne. Of state, With the diamonds and jewels OF
be ladies, 70, med a spectacle Of unparalleled
DIsndor. The seats In the orchestra stalls
vere advertised at twelve guincas each. and
much ss twenty five 9uineas. while seats in
trsnty guineas. Sheriff Augustine Harris. tho
kssssof the theatre. had expended NO less
nan k5lN9ja floral decorations for tbs occs-
don Of tho Emperor's visit The vestibuIs.
hlbss. and COZ ridors were banked with the
choicest exotics. and ropes Of roses depended
hom tho ceillpR 10 the boxes and were looped
ninpumeraIle festoons throughout the en-
Tin iRerlor Of the great building.
Tho Lopdon newspapers day average
fU columns each Of description OF
hs Kaisers doings yesterday. and to read
hHh ono would thiuk that his procession
hom buckingham Palace to Guildhall was
, continuous en- husiastic ovation. But
Tho rsnorter-. who are probably the best
Mdees OF these things. unanimously de-
eAs that no monHrch who has visited this
city within living memory ever had a mora
enillnR reception than Kaiser Wilhelm did
Yesterday. The fact is puzzlinR. for there Ia
fofsAson to doubt that The young Emperor.
Ahodd not fear to dismiss the great Bis
narck. and broke through red tape In
ohtf 70 express his sympathy with
us usmssses. is personally popular in this coun-
W. while his policy commends itself to the
HsN majority OF Englshmen. THE SUN re-
po1ers are disposed to blame two persons for
@snasct. firstly and chiefly the Empress, and
secondly the man who designed The state car
haee IN which the imperial couple rode. The
.upresss share was involuntary. bu. none
us!e's rsnl She is lady OF generous physi.
%. PROPORTIONS. who feels the summer heat
%ach more :hnn her spare spouse. and. like
~ women o! her age. has O complexion
conserve Eo;E necessities prompted
UT 10 carry large parasoi. and she
1nea ihis In sucn II way 40 to hide the
tsaer part Of the Kalscr's ubper deck. 1t 10
'ueood fortune rs wife and Empress 10 see a
goo deal ot Kaiser Wilhelm most days in the
Mn and evidently 1t never struck her tina.
H'Lngllsh people are less fayorabiy plnced.
llsrs was really no necessity for carrying
wa wal parasol Ut all. The morning was warm,
=" eohsluorate clouds kept tho sumo rays
svul 'all,ng on the imperial and common
"'H Everybody knows that the Ksisor
u. ho' AFRAID OF getting freckles on
"n nose II IL these circumstances a
'N"s'' was necessary 10 tho Emprcss
~, mould have carried one OF smaller size,
v,", ~,a'u nave kent 1t for shading her own broad
u,A.. uumo'ed m laee and should have held 1t
a., -Ie, r,' thsn with the holm OF some additional
4, ~ "1so cushions the Emperor would nave
ix.Dtent .t.sent into Wow and the people would
ht1'd cr.ht.sd themselves hourse. The extra
rjJicnlau. sts really necessary owing to the
Tbs ~. construction OF the state carriage.
,.h,,, "I seats aie low down in the body OF Inc
!e,t bn,,s .ae uack and man of less than ak
and ns.,, sa spt to disappear partly In the abyss
tbe ,s'. ~ oeolnd some aildsd abutmsnts in
lmnsr.. Nol 10 put too fine point on It. the
tlcn nj, snould have been propped up and
-, :" would have been we'll.
.alimn |" 40. easy to rot madly enthusiastic at
Ian p'e ua el white gloyed hand moving Q
S,,sin w. ana down like a pump-handle. and q
h., "..,,n uasn of silver helmet. which was all
v, s'u " seen Of Ealser Wilhelm on hia