The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-24
THE KAISER AND THE POPE
Church and Temporal Dicniiaries at
Luncheon with the Emperor.
Striking Dockers at Hull Engage in Another
Battle with the Police and Afterwards
Burn So, 900, 900 Worth of Property.
GERmAsA AT THE VATICAN.


Impressive Ceremonies Attending the EN-
peror's Visit IN His Holiness.
ROME, April 2S.-Early this morning the
streets leading from the Quirinal 20 the
Prussian legation were filed with persons
anxious TO see the Emperor Of Germany on
his way TO luncheon with Herr vop Bueiow
aud the high dignitaries of the Vatican.
Shortly after noon the Emperor left the
Quirinsl He rode in the Italian court car
rage. and responded repeatedly with bows
aud smiles TO the continuous cheering
which accompanied his progress. The Em-
perOr alighted before the legation at 1890
O'clock. Herr Won Buelow, Prussisn MIN
lister at the Vatican. received him at the
entrance. and presented Cardinals Ledoch-
owsky aad Mocenni and Mgrs. Segna
and Demobtel. Covers were laid for
sixteen. On the Emperors left hand sat
Cardinal Ledochowsky. Freiherr Mar
schall Won Bleberstein. German Minister
OF Foreign Affairs. the Prince of Pless and
Baron Stumm; on his right. Cardinal Mo-
cvnni. Major Won Moltke and General Won
Hennke. Herr Won Buelow and the rest of
the guests sat opposite the Emperor. Dur
ing the luncheon the Emperor was excep-
tionally cheerful At o'clock Empress
Augusta Victoria arrived at the legation.
The presentations occupied half an hour
and immediately after them the Emperor.
Empress. their suites and Herr Won BuelOw
proceeded IN tile PrussiaD court carriages
20 the Vatican.
italian troops wers drawn MP in line on
each side Of every street through which
the i'm perial party passed. and behind the
soldiers were packed cheering thousands of
Italian citizens. The Vatican was filled
with high dignitaries of the church and
representatives of the Catholic nobility of
Italy. Cardinal Mocenni, who had left tho
lruseian legation In advance of the i'm
perial party, had reached the Vatican at
e3U. ana from then until 2:55. when the
Emperor and Impress arrived. had been In
consultation with tile Pope. Their Majes-
ties alighted in the conrt OF San Damasc.
Ngr. Della Nolpe. major domo. Prince Rns-
poll and Count AlbOrgbetti. who were
waiting In the court, we're presented by
Herr Won Buslow. and showed the way to
the palace on the right here the imperial
couple was received IN the Clemen tine Hall
by Mgr. Sam beeth. project of ceremonies.
Mgr. AZevedo. grand chamberlain. and other
members of the papal court The Emperor
was IN hussar uniform. and during the short
pause In the hrst hall the swiss guards
paid him military honors. AZ the door OF
the Fellow Chamber their Malesties were
met by the Pope He led them 10 their
chairs. which had been placed near the
middle of the room. sat down with them
and conversed with both for fifteen min
uses. The Empress then rose. The Pope
summoned the major domo. who accom-
panied her Majesty to the galleries and pre-
srnted 10 her Commander Fric0nti and the
museum officials. Under their guidance
she proceeded to the Ducal hail. the Sistine
chapel ana the other rooms IN which the
art treasures of the Vatican are shown.
Meantime. the Emperor remained In con-
-. D. l.
Mafschal Bieberstein was IN attendance In
the ante chamber. The interview lasted
fifty -eight minutes after the departure of
the Empress The Pope was more afiable
than usual. while the Emperor, although
Rmiable. seemed TO be somewhat pre-
occupied and nervous
At the end of the interview the Emper-
or's suite was presented TO the Pope. Upon
leaving the Emperor Was accompanied by
the Pope. contrary TO the etiquette Of the
Vatican, through the ante-c cham Der to tho
throne room. As they parted. the Emperor
made q movement as If To kiss the Pope's
hand. The PoDe quietly withdrew his
hand, then grasDed the Emperor's and
peror joined ths Empress and visited with
her 81. Peters and the treasury. The de-
psrture of the imperial party from the
Vatican at 40 O'Clock was accompanied by
o repetition Of the ceremonial with which
they were received. This evening the En-
peror and Empress worshiped In the chapel
Of the German Embassy.
On Saturday evening bomb was ex-
plOded In front OF o fireman's guard room
near the Capitol. Several windows were
IN" Capitol was damaged. No!arrests were
made.
The Pope presented to tho Empress to-
day mosaic made in the Vatican work
shops. The mosaic represents the basilica
and piazza of 81 Peters. The Emperor
gave 90 the Pope cOlored photograph OF
himself. the Empress and their children in
group. The Pope thanked the Emperor
warmly for the gift and said that he would
place It beside the portrait of Emperor
William i. which the Empress Augusta pre-.
sented 10 him Immediately after nor hus-
bands death.
The jubilee mass composed by Dr. Frank
g. Dessert. of New York. was sung In st.
Joseph least The choir. assisted by SIN gers
from other churches. gave magnific. n
rendition of the work. All the member of
the United States legation and consulate 10
home, the majority of the American resi-
dents and scoree oil distinguished Italians
were present. Verdi. the most notable
auditor. fastened 20 congratulate DIR. Dos
cert a. soon the mass was concluded.
This evening Dr. Dessert dined with Me-
.nzzI. the director OF st. Peters choir.
j his Is the fret time that an American
composer has been thus honored IN Rome.
Avoided Politics.
LONDON. April 2S.-The Rome corre-
spondent of the Chronicles and Morning
Post agree in the statement that the ope
and Emperor William avoided political
matters in their conversation at the Vat.
Joan. According To these correspondents
the conversation turned on general topics
and especially on the situation of the
church IN Europe. The Emperor is said
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