The sun., 1891-07-12
REVIEWED BY THE KAISER.
- ENJOYS A MILITARY SPECTACLE
At WIMBLEDON.

:, ENJOYS A MILITARY SPECTACLE
AT WIMBLEDON
,., so,a,ers aud voiunteers raraa.
~. nj. Heueat--The Great Crowd o
,a.Iers On Have - Time Getting Hone
,ox,os. July H. The Emperor oi German,
,.msjnsd at the state ball given a. BueIinE
~, psace until o'clock this morning. At
n,',a.k n.u the Emperor arose. breakfasted. ant
e.rd.d TO business with his secretaries
sss,,I, before noon. acco mpanicd by the En-
90. and Ly the Dukes OF Edinburgh AMI
cr..n.uaht, the Emperor enjoyed good rid,
=. no,tep low. after which he inspected
~. women OF the Guard. As soon
Wv ,,. inspec,ion was at an end in company
~ ,he Euprt IS q nd attended by n numerous
"a brilliant suite. the Emperor drove to the
..,a.nce OF tho German Ambassador, Count
- ua,zf ldt- W ildenb berg, Carlton House Ter.
~. where the imperial party was entertained
:, luncheon. There wore also present at this
s,.h.on n distinguished, company. which In
Snd.d Lord and Lady Salisbury.
yThs Emperor and Empress and their suites
"a oelock In the afternoon left London by
~, for Wimbledon station. From that point
4. rout, TO the parade ground was layIshiy
s.,.r.tcd with Tags and flowers Early
ii ths morning the British volun.
-, regiments nnd the regiments OF
-.r,srs detailed to assist In tho
s.r,ds began to arrive at Wimbledon from all
k,.c,ions some OF tho regulars and dctach.
r.nts from many Of the volunteer corps had
Nan ordered yesterday to proceed to Wimble-
aon in advance OF their respective main dodies
!, order 10 prepare camp kitchens. de-. for tho
,.,rs.hment OF the men who were 20 take part
n to.day's display.
with the early regiments crowds OF people
from London and the country focked toward
wimbledon Common to secure favorable posi-
,lops rom which 10 see the troops. venders
=, All kinds Of LIQUID and solid refreshments
s,so appeared at an snily hour In the exnecta-
don Of making small fortunes out Of Tho
crowds
The entire body OF troops was undor the
command OF the Duke OF Cambridge. There
we're 1900 volunteers and about 1000 regu-
msdpsss for the review at 80 4. NJ, ana. ut
mat hour. the Duke oi Cambridge. iollowed by
spa down the lines Of volunteers and regulars.
Id passed them through a preliminary ih-
spsston VII ch showed the troops to 10 in u
Ali Tho voiunieers were enripped in full
mafehlng order, and the Sxperts who watched
iSei arrival wele Of the opinion that the meu
fsni oi tho volunteer regiments, In order to
shcv lhs Emperor TINT tIeI were not such
nnsI 70 % match In iHlI heavy marching order
iii tbs way to Wimbledon. and. In not u ew
sa,,I back again TO their !eglmen!al 4i-tr. cts,
good twenty to twenty-ilve miles tramp.
Deachnents OF Liz Guards. Horse Guards.
yrseoons. Lancer: HussaIs and arlillery a.
men we're soon followed By the regular Infantry
o. the line. conspicuous Ly their white sun
% sn SuaTas s"ms nna fss Sos fnssE
Guards. tall. powerful men. whose bearsk n
shAEos lowered over the helmets OF the smaller
hardly possible they Gelong ged to the same race.
e.lyed BY The crowds which had by that lime
toiS!ns to the -! Diause with which the O. al. r.
liant Highland regiments ma ched to the front,
sH sy.s psyns hs nsn the High
looked as sturdy a. lot of .fiRhting men as one
would With, 10 tight with. vastly ontclassIne
gsso !. ~ ail tho resuisrs, ,nSmbsrins from
signed 70 them. aud everybody begun 10 long
though tie regulars were tnen all 10 lire. the
volunteers. many OF whom had come from
much longer distances ~ were still pouring IN
coming, rom all points, of the compass.
Mingled wit h. the cheers with which the mass
ths arrival OF some favoyite corps we,e the |
loupds Of hfes. Urums, bamds. bngpipes. cavnI- |
z trumns,s. sharr Tnrds o, command. and
ers rlying htiI traue among the people. AIRY
snd 'Arriet have not had such days outing
s,.a lSnx tine rss They aa snoIsed and nd
anss cried. sometlmes swore; but snpar.ntly
bhss tn.1s Msfs H sn: ey
aeulsioa wagons four n -hands. mail cos ehss.
avn to ssStk R N cem@en e"pa0''
Evsrybouy admired tho ex, client order mn!
Ntsiiness with which the volunteer. marched
Imitine that The ;. tradesmen' did very well.
BY this time the Emprror and his party were
ssy o snVo and tho Ger
nan i.n imperial standard WAS run up on the flag
Hia naa st the reviewing stand in place Of the
saa Of
Sy S, ,hs Prince Of Wales and slaIr in brilliant
sSsIJI%s sss II,a end, and followed Ly an escort Of
point IN gallant style. the horses thunte tering
s!sS s the sward. The Officers and soldiers arms
ed az ,hs WITH Msrks H.
~! ~ his Thrty drew rein. and as tho Emperor
saiutsd he WAS received by the Duke OF am.
,es we ana stan while royal salute was fired
The Emperor was mounted unon magnifi-
"sS Vas ~ tns uni
..n.. as. When the echots OF the las; e n Of the
x ,slute had died away among the istrpt hills
ye y Empsr ~. follnwed by his stan and by that
q mo Duke OF Cambridge. proceeded to In
Isct The British regulars and tho volun-
'sssfs ~ Alter this inspection. which seemed
,a lmpress the Emperor with favorable
1CIaon eS.. n, o. the soldiers eiuipments. tho
Isiht ',.t .hs soon MS the EmIeror wns seated IN
spnt O. this rcint with he Duke OF Cam bridge
nMat nMat MIN. and with their two staffa behind
sasH inc march past commenced nni lasted
NJ, " nonr pnr and halt Not only tho Empe or.
9nt me Serman military critics beninu him
~, ssys OF the opinion that The march ast was
SsHorhed III splendid style. so much WAS
ns W.. MI eror im1ress"d with the 30 tiorly O.
,"vor o, tns yonnt, ers that uron several oc-
Y 'SsGns .I hs al'iiessed omplmeniary remark.
y inc oinreis In command OF tho dif eroht
|. We which met with his wa, NEST approval
ssN'l'nR IN warm terms to the smartnsss OF
~, men npnearanca. and to the precision
"th ts wnit u they passed tho fev ewing point
,s., n'.r ne entire body of tioops had marcned
ssS,. nv mes were reiorme.'. the soldiers pre-
sn snS ~. arms. another ROYAL salute was fired.
-An M h,ne review was Mt an end.
..ea aG srnsh. owe crowding. delay. and annoy I
h sIs wshirh ninny thousands OF PEOPLE suffered
sh.rtt he away from Wimbledon Common
iS H.. review wore probably never enualleI ]
- ~ history OF that place.
>~'ohne Wins the N"tiouaI Breeders :
Produce Stake.
AoNpoN, Julv II ! n