The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07
TO MEET THE GAR.
EMPEROR WILLIAM WILL HOLD 4
CONFERENCE WITH HIM.
Great Display to be Made At Kiel-The
Recent Visit of tho Queen Regent
of Holland

Berlin, June 4.-(Copyright, 1892, by New
York Associated Press. 1.-The ear must be
highly pleased with the manner in which
plans for the meeting between himself and
the emperor were concealed until they We're
upon the eve of being realized. Conflicting
statements have continually appeared since
the cZar's arrival at Copenhagen and even
now q change in the date of meeting would
not cause great surprise. The official Or
gans here insist that the proposal for the
meeting emanatcd from tile car, who wrote
suggesting that the interview be held at
1Iiel, giving the short time at his disposal
before he returns to st. Petersburg as a
reason for his not coming to Potsdam. A
stronger reason, however, is his well-ground-
ed dislike to the railway journey necessary
to reach Potsdam and the possible risk of
nihilist outIages.
The emperor will meet the car off the port
of Kiel on board the German imperial
yacht Hohenzollern.
VIII Parade Before the Gear.
The German maneuvering fleet at KieI
has been ordered to hold itself in readiness
to parade before the car. Pains are taken
in official quarters to deny that the inter-
view will have any political character, but
it is generally felt that the days conference
between the two emperors will do much to
pIOIuOlc tuc AllClldlJ ACiLeioho VI CO'Ai Sll-
pires.
Reports from reliable sources state that
the car has been more than once lately
given proofs of his desire to avoid any ac-
ton that would be likely to cause irritation
in GERMANY 1t is even stated that the
attempts of France to prevent any anti
German demonstrations at the Nancy fetes
are due to Baron Morenhem, Russian
ambassador to France, expressing to presi-
dent Carnot the cars hope that no such
demonstration would occur The fact
that the KeiI interview happens on the same
day as the Nancy fetes causes considerable
remark. as while patriotic Frenchmen will
be displaying their love for Russia and
possibly revling Germany, the two en-
perors will be quietly comforting to the adj
vantage of their mutual interest.
The past week has been one of the hottest
ever known here. The mercury rose to
nincty-three degrees in the shade at one
time and was rarely below eighty. A
large number of persons were sunstruck.
Disastrous Floods.
Violent thunderstorms followed by dis
astrous floods occurred in various parts of
the country.
All Berlin was present at the review of
the garrison before the queen regent of
Holland Only n very limited number of
carriages, provided with special permits,
were allowed in the military lines. yet it
was remarked that quite one-fourth of these
Weilhelmina was not present at the Berlin
review. She witnessed the review at Pots
dam and clapped her hands with delight as
the crown prince attired in the quaint uni
form of the First regiment of tootguards,
marched past with his regiment
The queen regent appeared impressed with
the exceptional warmth of her reception
here. The parting at the railroad station,
as she was taking her leave, was of an at
tectionate character Queen Weilhelmina
and Queen Regent Emma remained at
window of the train as long as they could
be seen, waving adieu to members of the
German imperial family, on the platform.
The IIreuz Ieitung remarks that when
Emperor William visited The Hague, the
queen regent toasted the emperor in French,
but at the gala day given during her visit
here she replied in German to the emper-
or's toast The visit has had a favorable
effect IN Holland, where the students have
declined to take part in the Nancy feto& il
order not to be present In the event Of anu
German manifestations