Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-03
BRITAIN BOTHERED.
ALL CIRCLES STIRRED UP BY HoheN-
zOlLERNs COMING.
The Naughty Young Monarch's weicoms
Must BE Suitable, and Willie 10 Ex-
acting-Police Precautions.

LONDON, Enc, July 1.-The Prince and
Princess Of Wales will not meet the Ger
man Emperor at Port Victoria, near Sheer
ness. "a previously announced. The En-
peror will be met upon the landing there
by the Duke of Connaught. the Duke OF
Edinburgh, and the Duke of Clearance and
Avondale. The Prince andsPrincess OF
Wales will await the arrival of their
nephew at Windsor Castle.
IL is somewhat humiliating 10 British
pride TO have TO note in this connection
That there are not sufficient rooms In windsor
Castle, large as 10 is, to accommodate the many
| "royalists' who viii gather there 70 meet and
welcome the Queens naughty German grand
son, and at the same time accommodate the young
Rmperor's suite. The result Is that many OF the
German visitors will have to DO billeted nj Inc
| hotels in the neghborhood Of Windsor Castle.
NOT EVEN HORSES AND CARRIAGES ENOUGH.
In addition, the Queen did not have sum
Gent number Of carriages and horses AZ
Windsor Castle, and consequently twenty addi-
| tlonal horses and ten additional carriages have
| been dispatched from the royal stables In Lon
don to reinforce the Windsor contingent large
extra force Of servants Of all descriptions have
| also left London for Windsor, and the "purvey-
| ors 20 the Queen" who will contribute 70 the
Windsor Castle festivities are feeling decidedly
| happy and heartily bless the Queen and all the
| royal family.
| On the other hand the military authorities OF
| Great BrtaiD are distracted OF the inordlnate
| acquisitions which are being made upon them
| 10 please the German Emperor for troops OF al
| arms who will, for ornamental purposes, be sub
iected TO Inconvenience and fatigue, while Incl
| dentaly the country s subjected to the great e1-
pense natural 10 such parading.
QUESTIONS OF ETIQUETTE AND PRECEDENCE.
The Prince Of Wales to-day had long inter
view with the Queen, who summoned the Eeir
| An
| cnsslng and settling number OF INFINITELY per
picking questions Of court etiquette ana prece-
dence which have arisen on account OF the hp-
| preaching visit Of the young Emperor OF yer
| many 10 his royal grandmother. Thus, court
circles military circles the circles OF society," ana
nearly all other circles are more or lees stlrred
up and worried by the Emperor "lIilani
| coming, and thousands will not breathe IreeIy
| until Germany's Emperor has left these shores.
! German detectives, British detectives, and extra
police OF all kinds are already attending 10 pisl
| ness In London, at Windsor, and elsewhere ior
| the fac, that there are hot-headcd Emperor
hating Germans and Frenchmen In Great
| Britain IL not lost sight OF by the authorities
! here or la Berlin. -,
| "The b0theratlon Is unprecedented since the
| time Of the Queens marriage. The Kaiser II n
| hundred times more exacting ana uhrcasohhpe
than the Emperor Nicholas, who caused such
| trouble Them
| THOSE CREAMS.
The Oueen's creafn-colorod horses, which nre
used only on great state occasions, Will draw inc
| imperial carriage In the procession 10 W inusor
| Castle. The Scots Guards viii line me Ionte
! from the station 20 the castle. The Queen, sur
| rounded by the household officials and Lord
Salisbury and other Minister'S will receive the
visitors In the large quadrangle. The French
artists at the Opera deny that they have reiuseu
| % sing before Emperor William.
Prince George Of Wales Is expected NJ Cowes
| on August 30. He will race tho Emperor VIII
| liam's yacht Meteor for the Queens cup.