The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-02
COMING OF THE KAISER.
ENGLAND'S COURT CIRCLE IN A
FLURRY OF EXCITEMENT

PaAOhtib OiLSlhA programme OF engage
ments of Emperor William of Germany
during his approachingvisit to England,
which was published yesterday, seems to
have been somewhat premature, or else the
programme was prepared without consult
ing his imperial ajesty, and this may have
annoyed the young ruler of Germany. In
any case the newspapers of the city say
to-day that they are authorized to announce
that the programme is incorrect The real
reason for to-day's announcement is that
the emperor has sent peremptory tele-
gram to some person in high authority
here, probably the German ambassador, OBJ
Jectlng to having all his movements ar
ranged for him aud requesting that certain
mornings should be left free for his own
disposition.
THOSE WHO WILL MEET HIM.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will not
meet the German emperor at Port Victoria,
near SheerneSs. as previously announced
The emperor will be met upon landing there
by the Duke Cf Counaught, Duke Of Edin-
burgh aud Duke OF Clarence aud Avondale.
1he FRINGE and Princess of Wales will await
the arrival OF their nephew at Winds or
Castle. 1t is somewhat humiliating to
British pride to have to note in this
connection that there are not sufficient
rooms in Windsor Castle, large as it is, to
accommodate the many royalties who
Will gether there to meet and welcome the
queens naughty German grandson and to,
at the same time. accommodate the young
emperor's suite. The result is that many
of the German visitors will have to be bill
leted at the hotels in the neighborhood of
Windsor Castle.
THE QUEENS EQUIPAGEs.
In addition, the queen did not have suf-
noient number OF carriages and horses at
Windsor Castle; consequently, twenty adj
dltlonal horses and ten additional carriages
have been dispatched from the royal stables
in London to reinforce the Windsor CON
tingent. A large extra force of serv-
ants of all descriptions has also left
London for Windsor and the "purveyors TO
the queen," who will contribute to the
windsor castle festivities are feeling de-
cidedly happy and heartily bless the
queen and all of the royal family.
On the other hand the military aI-
thorities of Great Britain are dis
tracted at the inordinate acquisitions
which are being made upon them to please
the German emperor) for troops of all arms,
who will, for ornamental purposes be sub
lected to inconvenience and fatigue, while
incidentally the country is subjected to the
great expense natural TO such parading.
POINTS OF EXQUISITE.
The Prince of Wales to-day had long
interview with the queen, who summoned
the heir-apparent to her presence for the
purpose Of discussing and settling a number
of infinitely perplexing questions of court
etiquette and precedence which have arisen
on account of the approaching visit of the
Emperor OF Germany to his royal grand
mother. Thus court circles, military circles,
circles OF society and nearly all other circles
are more or less stirred up and worried by
Emperor Williams coming and thousands
will not breathe freely until Germany's
emperor has left these shores.
GUARDING AGAINST ASSASSINATION.
German detectives, British detectives and
extra police Of all kinds are already at
tending 10 business in London, at Windsor
and elsewhere, for the fact that there are
both hot ot-headed, emperor hating Germans
and Frenchmen in Great Britain is not lost
sight Of by the authorities here or in Berlin.
Truth referring to the emperor's visit
says: The botheratiOn is unprecedented
since the time Of the queens marriage.
The kaiser Is hundred times more exact
ing and unreasonable than Emperor Nlcho-
las, who caused such trouble then"
The queens cream co.ored horses, which
are used only on great state occasions, will
draw the imperial carriage in the procession
10 Windsor castle. The Scots Guards will
line the route from the station to
the castle. The queen, surrounded
by the household officials and Lord Sails
bury and other ministers, will receive the
visitors in the large quadrangle The French
artists at the opera deay that they have re-
fused TO sing before Emperor William.
Prince George Of Wales is expected at
Cowes in August. He will race Emperor
Williams yacht Meteor for the queens
cup.
THE ROYAL SALUTE.
The emperor was received with salvo of
artillery, the whole river being lined with
vessels decorated from stem to stern with
bunting. Upon landing a most cordial
greeting was exchanged between the queen,
the queen regent and the emperor and EN-
press, as well as between the other members
of the royal families and the high dgnitaries
assembled. All the important diplomatic
and military authorities of Holland were
present, either at the landing place or at
the royal palace, majority Of the officials
awaiting the arrival of the emperor on the
quay. The route leading from the landing
place to the palace was lined with
troops and crowded to the utmost with
enthusiastic citizels of Amsterdam and its
neighborhood, who warmly crested Ger
many's young emperor After passing an
hour or so at the palace the emperor drove
through the city, seemingly thoroughly en-
ioying the scene presented by the plenti-
fully decorated streets and many houses
which were covered with flags from roof to
basement.
THE KAISER AT AMSTERDAM.
AMSTERDAM, July 1.-The fotilla escort-
ing the Emperor Of Germany and his party
arrived here to-day, accompanied by a
Dutch squadron under Vice Admiral de
Josseliu de Jong. This squadron consists
of the cruisers Koniger Emma de Nederland-
en-, ), 400 tons the Vangalen, 2, l60 tons and
Johan Willem Fresco, 3, 400 tons; the steel
protected cruiserSumatra Of the Dutch colo
nial navy; three armored rams, and SO yeral
armOred monitors The German Emperor,
who was on board the imperial yacht Ho-
henzoller entered the Nord Zee Kauaal
at the Ymuden mouth, where
the yacht will be during
the emperor's visit. Upon landing at the
dock here the emperor was received by
Queen Wilhelmina Helena Paulina Mary,
who is only IL years of age, and by the
Queen Regent Emma. and the Princess Of
Waldeck. The queen and queen regent
were surrounded bv brilliant gathering of
cabinet members, army officers and munich
pal and other authorities. Among the
ministers present were the secretary
Of state fr foreign affairs, Jenk-
heer c. Hartsen, Baron Mackay,
minister Of the colonies; Col. Bergansues,
minister Of war, and Admiral Dyserinck,
minister of marine. After the most impos-
ing ceremony Of the reception the imperial
guests of Holland were escorted to the
palace, where they viii be entertained dur
ing their stay in this city. All the shipping
in the harbor and ell the man thorough
fares were decorated with flags, ana this