Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-02
PREPARING FOR THE KAISER.
The Royal Hou-ehold at Windsor Casti
stirred Over the Arrangements.

| Stirred Over the Arrangements
The Prince and Princess Of Wales Will not
meet Emperor William at Port Victoria. near
SheerneSs, as previously announced. The Ger
man emperor will be met npon landing there
by the Duke of COnnaugh.. the Duke Of Edin-
bIrgh and the Duke of Clarence and Ayondale.
The Prince AMI Princess of Wales will await
the arrival of his imperial majesty at Windsor
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 II Is, to accommodate the many
royalties" who will gather there to meet
and welcome the queens G0man grandson.
and at the same time to accommodate the
young emperor's suite The result is that
many of the German visitors will have to be
billet-d at the hotels in the neighborhood of
Windsor Castle.
In addition the queen did not have sufficient
number of carriage horses at Windsor Castle
consequently twenty additional horses and ten
additional carriages have been dispatched from
the royal stables in London to reinforce the
Windsor contingent. large extra force of
servants OF ali descriptions has also left London
for Windsor, and the ''puryeyors to the queen
who will contribute 20 the Windsor Castle fes-
tivities feeling decidedly happy and
heartily bless the queen and all tue royal
family.
On the other hand, the military authorities
of Great Britain distracted at the inordi-
nate acquisitions which are being made upon
them Ito please the German EMPEROR for
troops of all arms. who WILL for ornamental
purposes. be subjected to Inconvenience and
fatigue. while, Incidentally, the country is sub
I'et'H to the great expense natural to such
parading.
The Prince of Wales yesterday had long in
tervIew with the queen. who summoned the
a her ra fnr lao
OF discussing and settling a number of infinitely
perpleAing questions OF court etiquette and
precedence which have arisen on account of
the approaching visit of the young Emperor of
Germany to his royal grandmother.
Thus court circles. military circles. the cir
Giles of society and nearly all other circles are.
more or less, stirred up and worried by En-
pcror William coming. and thousands will not
breathe freely until Germany's emperor has
left England shores.
German detectives. British detectives and
extra police of all kinds are already attending
20 business in London. at Windsor and else
where. for the fact that there are both eaded.
emperor hating Germans and Frenchmen in
Great Britain IL not lost sight of by the author
tiles there or in Berlin.
London Truih. referring to the emperor's
visit. says; The bOtheration is unprecedented
since the ire Of the queens marriage. The
kaiser L. hundred times more exacting and
unreasonable than the Emreror Nicholas who
caused such trouble then"
The queen cream olored horses. which are
Used only on great state occasions will draw the
imperial carriage IN the procession to Windsor
Castle. The Scots Guards will line the route
from tho station to the castle. The queen sur
rounded by the household officials and Lord
Salisbury and other ministers. will receive the
visitors in the large quadrangle.
The French artists at the opera deny that
they have refused to sing before Emperor
William.
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on August3. lie will race the Emperor Will
lam yacht Meteor for the queens cup.