The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-27
VISIT OF THE KAISER.
PREPARATIONS FOR A BIG REcEe-
TION IN ENGLAND.

The Royal Visitors to be Escorted to
Windsor Castle Immediately After
Their Arrival-A Gala Night at the
Royal Italian Opera House-A Big
Military Display.
LONDON, June 26.-The arrangements
for the reception and entertainment of the
German emperor and empress are now
nearly completed. Attended by Gen. Won
Hanke, Gen. Won Witch, Baron Lucanus,
Count Gutenberg, Baron Won Marshall and
Countess Brockdorf they will arrive in the
Thames on board the imperial yacht
Hoheuzollern, Saturday, July 4, aud will
be met by some members of the royal
family. They will at once be escorted to
Windsor, where apartments have been pre-
pared for them in the castle. The queen
has deputed Maj Gems. Sir John MacNeill
and Sir Henry Ewart and Col. W. Caring
ton to attend them during their stay in
England.
TO ATTEND WEDDING.
On the following Monday the queen, the
kaiser and kaiserin, the Prince aud Princess
Of Wales. Prince and Princess Christian
| and other members of the royal family,
and the Duke aud Duchess of Anhalt, will
| attend the marriage of Prince Aribert and
| Princess Louise of Soheswig- Holstein,
which takes place at st. Georges chapel,
| and in the evening there will be dinner
party in the palace.
A GALA NIGHT AT THE OPERA.
Wednesday, July s, the royal visitors
| will attend Prince Christians garden party
at Cumberland lodge, thence proceeding to
TNudOv1 for n1N NJ
the royal italian opera. Mr.. Harris
| intends this to be an unique
spectacle. surprising anything before
seen at Covent Garden. The Central
boxes in the grand tier viii be thrown into
| one, the saloon converted into an ante
chamber, and the staircase and corridors
lined with yoemen Of the guard and SOL
| diers. Carte blanche has been given to
numerous West End florists, and the whole
house will be one mass of flowers, with ice
| blocks to enhance the effect.
HIGH PRICES TO RULE.
The subscription list will be suspended,
| and the best boxes will cost 20 guineas,
stalls guineas and other seats in proper
ton. Levee dress will be de Tfgeur In the
boxes and stalls. Mr.. Harris proposes,
should the queen and Prince of Wales ap-
prove, to invest the programme with a
| symbolical character appropriate to the
event. Thus the opening item will most like
| ly be the first act Of "Lohengrin," which
includes the welcome to the German
king on his visit to foreign shores,
while the concluding selection will
probably be the last act Of "Die Meister-
singer" typifying the browning and glorih-
cation Of German art Tickets, despite the
high prices, are already at premium.
| THE GOLDEN LEGEND.
On Thursday, July O. their imperial
majesties will hear the "Golden Legend" at
the Albert hall, as already announced.
| July 10 will be devoted to a visit to Guild
hall. The queen will not accompany her
guests on this occasion, her desire being
| that the reception shall be entirely in honor
of their imperial majesties. The Prince
and Princess Of Wales will, however prob
ably be present.
A MILITARY DISPLAY.
Saturday morning, July II. great mill
tary display either at Aldershot or Wimble-
don, is projected, at which, beside the
| regular troops, a large force of volunteers
| will be assembled. In the afternoon their
majesties will visit the crystal palace and
inspect the volunteer fire brigade Of the
the United Kingdom. There will be given
subsequently a concert by contingent OF
the Handel festival choir, and, to conclude
the festivities, a specially prepared exhibit
ton of the famed palace fireworks.
| THE VISIT DIsAPPRovED.
BERLIN, June 26-The Hamburger
| Ndchrichten disapproves Emperor Will
Jams visit ITO England on the ground that
| it is likely to alarm Russia.