Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-06
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From ALI Quarters.
At WINDSOR CASTLE.
Emperor William the Guest
of Queen Victoria.
TERRIFIC STORM At GALVESTON.
Four Men at Sing Sing to
be EIectrocuted To-Day.
DEATH OF HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
DEATH OF HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
Return of the Charleston
and Itata.
ROYALTY HoBNOBBING.

| How Emperor william of Germany
Was entertained by the Queen and
ROYAL Family at Windsor Yester-
Brilliant Scene in Trinity
Church-The Luncheon.
LONDON, July 5.-Emperor William
rose early at Windsor to-day and took a
short ride returning to breakfast with the
queen and royal family. Immediately
afterwards he started in carriage for the
Victoria barracks, accompanied by the
Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught
and the Duke of Clarence. The emperor
was in the undress uniform of the Corps
Garde, bedecked with Prussian orders, and
wore plumed helmet. The Prince of
Wales was in the uniform of colonel of
the Life Guards. 1t being semi-state oc-
casioh, only the military attaches of the
German embassy and the English equer-
ries attendant upon the emperor, followed
the royalties The carriages of the royal
party were preceded by mounted
police and outriders. On arriving
at the barracks square the emperor found
the Life Guards drawn up in line with the
Scots Guard in the rear. He shook hands
with the commanding officers and then in
spected the troops, passing up and down
the lines and infinitely scrutinizing the
equipment of the troops. The business
over, the troops escorted the royalties to
Trinity church. The emperor entering
occupied the royal pew in the central aisle
and number of the members of the en-
peror's and the queens households filling
the pews in the rear and the troops and
guards occupying the galleries. The in
terror of the church presented a brilliant
spectacle of diversified yet harmonious
colors-the white-robed choir in front of
the altar and the rows of glittering
uniforms in the center with the sombre
background Of civilian attire. The guards
bands played Mendelsshon's march while
the royalties were entering. The succeed
ing hymns were sung to the bands accom-
paniment After the singing of Coward,
Christian Soldiers the sermon was deliv-
cred by the queens chaplain. Arthur
Robins, who referred to the self denying
lives of Christian record, mentioning Gen
eral Grant, Count Won Moltke. General
Gordon and Father Damiens. The ser
vices over the congregation stood while
the royalties left, the emperor and royal
party driving back to the castle. While
the emperor was at Trinity the queen, the
empress and Princess Beatrice drove to the
private chapel at Frogmore, attended by
the ladies of the household. The bishop of
Ripon offciated.
At luncheon, which was served in the
banqueting hall in the castle, the emperor
and empress met the bride and bride
groom of tomorrow, Prince Aribert of
Anhalt and Princess Louise of Schleswig-
Holstein. The table was laid with the
massive gold plate which the queen per-
mits to be displayed only on special occa-
sions. After luncheon the queen and the
imperial party proceeded to the east ter
race of the castle to listen to the Guards
band Some IS 900 had assembled there,
among whom the Prince of Wales and the
Duke of Connaught moved, the emperor
looking on beside the queen at the win
dow of the terrace. In the afternoon the
emperor and empress and the prince and
princess of Wales drove to Cumberland
lodge to visit Prince and Princess Christian,
returning in time for the family dinner
party. The day concluded with a sacred
concert in St. Georges hall. Madame
Albani and the principal soloists received
the personal congratulation of the emperor
and empress. 1t is reported that the
Wimbledon review has been disarranged,
the emperor, gratifed at yesterdays re-
ception, accepting the program without
further cavil
Prince Aribert of Anhalt, who is to be
married to the Princess Louise of Schles-
wig Holstein tomorrow, has received the
grand cross of the order of the Bath.
PREPARING FOR EXECUTION.