The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-03
THE MARCH OF TRIUMPH
EMPEROR WILLIAM LE<yHs FOR
TRIBR AMID MUCH PoMP.
He VIII Leave To- day For Msts, the scsre
Of the Great Military ManoeuvrsA
Emperor Joseph.

BERLIN, Sept. 2.-Empercr William
left Coblenr for Trier at ESQ O'Clock this
morning. accompanied BY his suite and
The Prince OF Naples The Empress fol-
lowed on a later train.
The municipal authorities OF Trirr
made the most of the Imperial recent
Ion. Tho whole city was decked out IN
bunting and flowers and triumphai arches
spaned the road over which the Emperor
and his party passed. After driving
through the main streets and receiving
an almost continuous ovation. the En-
peror proceeded TO Euren, where he re-
Viewed the Fifth Army Corps. At 40
this afternoon he returned 10 Coblenz.
AT $40 there was grand banquet at the
castle. Among the many guests were
Archbishop of Cologne. the Bishop OF
Trter. all the general AMI othcr ofiicers who
had accompanied the Emperor during the
review and host OF local officials AT
O'Clock grand musical tattoo was
given In the castle square. This wns the
end OF the Emperor's public duties ,or
the day. Although ne had been busy FOR
hfteen hours. he conferred with Gen Won
kaltenborn. war minister. and talked
some with the italian crown prince before
he sat down to his supper IN private
10 morrow the Emperor will start for
Metz, where preparations have been com
pleted to make his entry veritable
march OF triumph. This demonstration
has considerable significance. II is not a
mere coincidence that the German Emper-
or and the Italian crown prince appear In
Metz almost denotes that the chiefs Of the
triple alliance mean now to give France
warning that she must curb the chauvi-
nism OF her people. At no previous man
oeuvres has such a crowd OF distln-
gulshed men all interested for the preser-
walton Of German unity, been grcurJed
round the Emperor, Besides the crown
prince of Italy. the King OF Saxony,
Prince Ludwig, Prince Leopard and Prince
Ruprecht. OF Bavaria and the Regent OF
Brunswick, there will be Prince George
OF Saxony. the Grand Duke OF Baden ana
OF Saxe-Wemer. the Princes OF Hohenzol-
lern, the Princes OF Hohenlohe. Field
Marshal Won Blumenthal. Gen. Won Haes-
Ter, Chancellor Won Capriyi and Gen. Won
kaltenborn-stachau, Prussian Minister OF
War.
Upon arriving Emperor William will
III.
which will be held In the presence Of
the whole sixteenth Army Corps. The
road which has been cut from the station
20 the vast plain where the services viii
be held, is spanned by trlumphal arches
In the middle OF the plain the great I'm
periai tent has been erected II is sur
mounted by an immense crown, and has
at the four corners golden eagles with
wings outspread After the neld service
the Emperor will enter the Metz gate
leading 10 the Pariser Strasse. and will
pass under arches. and over flowers 70
the Place Esplanade, where under the
shadow Of his grand fathers figure ia
bronze he viii watch the troops march
past.
All the municipal authorities. the usual
company OF maidens IN white and bands
N school children with flowers will wei
come him formally TO the city. Al $50
o'clock the Imperial party viii depart for
Urville. the EmperOrs new country house.
The rain and high winds on Thursday
night injured some Of the decorations IN
Metz, but the damage was repaired yes
ierday, and there is promised fine wealth
r tomorrow.
Emperor Franz Josef, Of Austria- Hun
gary, left Isch this morning 10 attend
he manoeuvre IN Galicia II was de-
'ided early In the week that ~ should
loi leave Ischl until ne should be- due at
heHungarian manoeuvres which viii be-
I'm on Sept. o. The press has raised such
! clamor, however, about the exposure
u the troops In Galcia 90 cholera and
as reproached the government 90 Bit
erly for assembling a large force from
he infected districts that the Emperor
eit he must show his willingness 10 brave
il the perls TO which no subjects his
rmy. Germany and Italy will be the
My powers which will be represented
y attaches AT the manOeuvres. No other
ountries were invited 10 be represented
TIE district IN which the operations viii
e carried out is swampy, rife with
yphoid fever, and is bordered with what
known az cholera spots" Directing
lWgeon Kowalh. Of tho Vl,lna Hos
ltal and Vienna Board of Health. warned
he government that in military oper-
tions In such a region must tend to
bread cholera