The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-14
G0OD-BY TO THE KAISER.
HIS MAJESTY LEAVES ENGLAND
FOR SCOTLAND.

He First Says Farewell to Lord Sails
bury and Then Goes TO Windsor to
Bid the Queen Adteu-The Prince
and Princess of Wales to Visit
Germany In Full State Next Fall
LONDON, July 13.-The Emperor Of
Germany this morning rode through the
most interesting parts of Hatfield park,
Lord Salisbury having issued orders to the
effect that every part Of the park was to be
thrown open in order to enable the en-
peror to roam in any direction he desired.
Upon his return to Hatfield house the en-
peror lunched in the marble hall. All the
ambassadors and ministers and their wives
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain were
present. 1t is reported that the emperor
has invited the Prince and Princess Of
Wales to visit Germany in full state during
the coming autumn, and that the prince and
princess have, with the consent of Queen
Victoria, accepted the invitation.
FAREWELL TO SALISBURY.
The emperor this afternoon bade farewell
to Lord Salisbury and to the latter's guests
declaring that he was highly pleased with
his visit. and left Hatfield house for Wind
sor castle in order to bid adieu TO
the queen. Upon his arrival at Wind
sor the emperor was met by an escort OF
the Life Guards, who conducted him to the
castle. The queen met the imperial trav-
eler at the entrance to her private apart
ments. Her majesty warmly embraced
her distinguished grandson, who remained
an hour iii conversation with her.
GooD-BY TO THE QUEEN.
At the expiration of that time the en-
peror took leave OF her ma iesty The part
ing seemed to show that most cordial senti-
ments animated both their maiesties
After leaving Windsor castle the emperor
returned 20 London. The Empress Of Ger
many to-day started for Felixstowe, where
her children are staying. The emperor,
escorted by a detachment Of the Life
Guards, accompanied the empress TO the
railroad station and bade her an affection
ate farewell
DINED WITH LADY DUDLEY.
The emperor dined this evening at the
house of Lady Dudley. with select num-
Der of the aristocratic circle. Emperor
William started for Scotland tonight.
The Prince Of Wales, the Duke OF Con-
naught and the Duke of Cambridge bade
him farewell at the station. There was
prolonged cheering as the train departed.
The emperor affably waved his hand in
farewell, instead of recognizing the demon
stration accorded him with his usual mill
| tary salute.
ABODE OF THE EMPRESS.
The German empress will temporary re.
side at Felixstowe inoognivo as Countess
| Ruvenvurg. The German crown prime,
| and his two brothers me
| the empress on her arriva
at the station and drove with her K
the South Beach house in an open landau
Masses of roses were thrown into the car
riage by the crowds OF people assembled
along the route.
! RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS DISSATISFIED.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 13.-The Russian
newspapers are dissatisfied over the German
emperors visit TO England. The principal
papers suggest that Russia and France
| Jointly protest against the English occupa-
tion Of Egypt. Great preparations are being
made in st. Petersburg and Cronstadt to
extend warm welcome TO the visiting
French squadron.
MORE THAN AN ACT OF CoURTsY.
BER1IN, July 13.-The Vossische Zeitunq
regards the visit Of the emperor
| to Hatfield house, the residence OF
Lord Salisbury, as something beyond
mere act of courtsy. 1t says that che
| emperor, accompanied by the German
statesman, has met the chief English states
man, and that both countries are convinced
that the conference at Hatfield house sealed
she assErances Of friendship. The Zeitung
concludes by contrasting the coldness Of the
| Russian TO the warmth Of the English recep-
tion. The enthusiastic reception given to
| the emperor in England, it says, proves
that it was spontaneous and was not evoked
by the commands Of the government, and
| shows that the interests and inclinations Of
England and Germany go together.