Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-06
AN aFrrcrlonATt EMBRACE At
THE THRESHOLD.
Berlin Authorities Want the English
Government 10 Celebrate the De.
casIon with a Wholesale Arrest.
ny TELEGRAPH to the Nsws.l
THE KAISER.
Arrival of the Imperial Party Mt por,
Victoria.

Arfisst OF the Imperial FaFty NJ f"''
Victoria.
| LONDON, July i.--Emperor William
Of Germany arrived ut Fort Victoria,
near Sheerncss, this morning. Hewas
enthusiastically received by the crowds
assembled 10 witness the arrival N tho
imperial party. The Prince Of Wales,
Duke Of Clarence, Duke Of Edinburgh,
Duke ~ Connsught, and other mem.
beers Of the royal family, all In German
uniforms, gathered on the pier.
When the German yacht and escort
were abreast Of the first Of the British
war vessels, the latter Numbered forth
an earsplittlng salute from the guns.
The German Emperor wore the uni
form Of British admiral. and wis
accompanied by brilliant staff Upon
landing the Emperor kissed the Prince
u walcr, aud after lunching on board
the "HohensollernD tho royal party
started for Windsor.
surERSKss iIARBoR
was a grand aud beautiful sight. Both
th- channel aud training squadfone
were At anchor there, guard Of honor
probably finer than ever before taluiod
n monarch. In addition there was
| EhNh'Tth u HnV HNllllh VI NniIihV hHhtNs
Vastly Imposing and warlikc were
huge lrnnclnds and cruisers. Roughly
estimated there were lny war vessels
displayed. They lined each eide u the
hnrbor and backed up By the huge forts
aud smaller ships, all drosfrd ifom
storm TO stern with Tutoring bunting,
they formed picture calculated 20
make an Engllshman'a breast swell
with pride.
At noon the steel cruiser which lei
the advance Of the scouts slgnallod tho
approach OF the German squadron.
The slgnsl was repeated ON 10 tho adj
miral's ship aud soon
TIN ROYAL SALUTE
began 10 thunder forth from tho dlf-
icrent war vessels. The yards were
manned with almost miraculous fhpldi-
~ and the bands played tho German
| anthem.
Taken a. whole, tho greeting en-.
tended 10 the Qucgn'a warlikg young
grandson was without n parallel in the
history u England and tho general
opinion IL expressed TINT William can.
not have failed 10 DO delighted with
tho reception. Tho Emperor stood
upon the bridge OF his yacht dressed IN
the uniform of british admiral, and
accompanied by the Empress and u
brilliant stall.
THE EMPRESS
was eagerly aud apparently delighted.
ly viewing this grand reception. The
"HOhcnzollernn steamed slowly
through the lines Of whphips, followed
by the German ifonclada, husily re-
spending 10 the welcome with u salute
VI guns. AZ each and every vessel
having sslutlng rank fired soventy.ono
guns, the din aud roar and smoke
may be Imagined.
Tho landing was decorated With
llowcr. aud bunting. A. tho Emperor
stepped ashore lie was met by the
Prince Of Wales, aud graclously kissed
the heir apparent ana then cordially
received the greetings Of the ether
member OF tho royal family and
bowed to tho greetings Of the other.
Members Of the diplomatie corps, aud
army and navy officers present, with
shore uniforms aud bedizcncd with
orders Of all kinds, made n brilliant
background. Aiterlunch ON the yacht
the Emperor inspected tho guard OF
honor and expressed his compliments
| uHoH kht ruiulttig h'hhluk VI tho uitus
Tbs artillery nslu,es began again ~
tho train
sTARTRD FoR WINDSOR.
Every station along tho line was
filled with crowds OF people, who
clicecred enthusiastically. During tho
short halt at Waterloo, tho Emperor,
responding 10 tho inc.ssant volleyA Of
cheers, stepped out on tho platform Of
the carriage aud repeatedly saluted.
Tho station ut Windsor Vas one mass
Of color, tho whole OF the plat
form being draped with crimson, aud
the walls covered with tho cOlor- Of
Germany. Tho Gfenadior guards
formed the guard OF honor. Upon the
arrival Of the train, the Princess OF
Wales, accompanied by her daughters
aud sisters, stepped out OF tho waiting
room and greeted tho Emperor aud
Empress.
After an all.tound handwriting and
kissing, the party took carriages aud
started for the castle. Tho route Of the
procession was
LINED WITH TROOPS,
which had hard work To keep the people
In check. 10 closely were they packed
together that they threatened every
moment 10 break through tho ranks
Of the soldiers, Everywhere there was
u lavish display Of floral decorations,
bunting and ilags, with plentiful mot
toes OF greeting.
70 the unceaHing ovation tho Ger.
man Emperor aud Empress replied
with salutes. The procession halted ut
Guild Hall, where the town clerk read
the address OF welcome, expressing his
trust that the alliance between the I'm.
| pcrlal and royal families would guar
an,ee lasting friendship between kim
dred peoples and oonduce 10 the main.
tenance OF the peace Of Europe and
the general advance Of civilization.
The mayor made a short and ELUSIVE
speech, aud tho Emperor made
a LAcoSio REPLY.
The procession then started toward
the quadrangle OF tho castle. Here
the Knights Of 81. George, whose
bright uniforms contrasted with the
aged appearance Of the wearera, were
grouped round the statues OF Charles
IL, This lifogunTds and yeomen of