New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
THE KAISER WELCOMED TO COWES.

wARsHlPS AND YACHTS GAYLY DECORATED IN
HIS HONOR-DRrvEN TO OtBoRNE HOUSE.
Cowes, Aug. 1.-The harbor OF Cowes nt an early
hour this morning alive with warshps and va hts
sayly decorated with bunting. which had gathered
10 receive Emperor William Of Germany. whose ar
rival here was hourly expected. At 8 O'Clock the
Admiralty yacht Fire Queen. having on board the
Earl u Clanwilam commander at the Portsmouth
station and all the ndmiras and captains stationed
fhsre steamed out Of the harbOr 10 meet the German
imperial yacht Kaiser Adler, on which Emperor
william sailed from Wiihelmshaven. When of sandown
the Kaiser Adler and her escort the German ironcIad
Reowulf, sighted. and the usual 'alutcs were
fired. The Emperor seen on the bridge OF tho
Kaiser Adler. The fotilla passed Rydc at IL 20
o'clock and arrived here at noon When of Spthcad
the wnrships stationed there gave the folla royal
salute.
The weather had been dull and showery during tho
moaning hut at the time the yachts arrived here the
clouds cleared away and the sun shone brightly Ihe
eachts at anchor in the harbor presented "A fine op
poarancc. Among them was tho American steam yacht
Ctowana. belonging to william West Dur'ut. which
was nylng the United states flag Looming np among
the feet were the British Royal yacht Victoria ana
Albert Her Maesty's ship BcilcrophOn, and the Ger
man warshp Moltke Yacht club burgess repre-
sentiug clubs IN Franco, Austria and Germany were
also seen The Emperor was received at the landing
stage BY Count Won Hatfield, The German Ambassador
70 England, ana MS Ailtt'
Before coming ashore. the Emperor took steam
barge and visited the Mol,hc. He wore the uIdr'Hs
Uniform Of a German ADMIRAL. The crew OF the war
shin was drawn up the quarterback TO receive
him, and as he stepped aboard the lnperl'l e'"""
was given him. After having made an lnsIrcn"h Oh
the vessel Emperor again appeared on deck IN te
un1ress uniform Of n British admiral. lie then re
embarked on the barge, accompanied by Prince hehry
Of Prussia and his aides, and General Won Nllu'l'
and proceeded 10 the royal yacht Alberta on board Oh
which he was received by the Duke Of Counaught VINO
wore the uniform of British general. After warm
greetings had been exchanged. the Emperor ana tue
Duke dIsernbarked and driven to Osborne House
in an open carriage, drawn by the Queens four ISS
They were met at the entrance 10 Osborne House 10y
a guard Of honor, composed Of detachment OF the
Rinc Brigade.
Emperor William ccEverSed with the Queen for an
bor and then returned - his yach;. Later he went
back to Osborne House for dinner, which was serNtn
in The Indian room. There were twenty gncHs, m
iudjng the Prince OF Wales the Duke Of Connaught.
Prince Henry Of Prussia and Princess Nlcoih Oh
schlcswig IIOlSten. NH .
" The Yacht racing Will begin tomorrow. The race
for The Oieens cup has the smallest number oi en-
tiee M any OF the to c sailed. only seven ys
hc,nr entered TO compete for the prize. and OF this
-" "n,hor only two. the Meteor. Emperor Williams
,."rht and the CoI~air bona 1dc racers. The En-
2;arnr will take part In the aboard his yacht
~ Iondon Aug Lord salisbury and his wife have
gone to Osborne. W