The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
WILLIAM VISITS BISMARCK.
The Emperor is Warmly Welcomed
to FREDERICKSBURG.


Emperor William arrived 81 Fried
richsruhe yesterday stternoon on s
special train. In spite Of the emper
or'S request that there should be nc
demonstration, the railroad station
snd the village were gsily bedecked
with flags, bunting and flowers, snG
the road 10 the castle wss long ave
nue. OF :riumphsl arches, isnked or
either side with Venetian mssts
The latter were draped with ever.
greens and bunting Of the German
PruSslan and HOlstein colors, spG
bore the arms Of the various ststes OF
the German empire.
Al the spot where the emperor wss
10 sight ST the railroad ststion ST
immense imperial crown was hung,
and ST the windows Of the cottages
Of the village and neighborhood
busts Of Prince Bismarck and of EN-
peror Willism were displayed
Prince Bismarck, upon leaving the
castle for the rsilrosd station, in
order TO meet Emperor William, was
greeted with loud "hochs" by the
crowds Of people assembled The
imperial train arrived at SIS. The
emperor who wore = naval uniform,
covered by 8 dark cloak, stepped
briskly out of the carriage when the
train drew up 81 the platform. and
approached Prince Bismarck, who
wore the cuirsssier uniform, with
helmet, snd the gray military cloak
recently presented TO him by the en-
peror.
Warm and repeated hsndshakes
were exchanged between the emper-
or snd the e1 chsucellor, after which
the former carefully wrapped the
gray cloak around the princes
shoulders, Bismarck having dotted
the gray garment just previous to
greeting the emperor The emperor
and Prince Bismarck then walked to
the castle OF Frieirichsruhe, follow
ed by the euperUr's suite OF seven
persons They we're enthusiastically
greeted by the crowds lining the
route
Upon arriving ST the castle, En-
peror William greeted Prince Bis
marck, and with the princess upon
his arm the emperor proceeded to
the salon.
The dinner 70 the emperor was II
private Only twelve covers were
laid Neither Count Herbert nor
William Bismarck was present The
emperor sat between Prince and
Princess Bismarck After dinner sll
conversed cordially. Bismarck and
the emperor smoking.
At uiue o'clock the emperor rose
and took ais departure. The eI-
chancellor accompanied him back to
the station. sud he and the emperor
shook hands several times before
parting The emperor sat st the
open window OF the saloon car, and
wsi7ed MS hand frequently until the
train started
On the way 70 the station from the
Bismarck residence the cheering Of
the crowds was iucesssnt. and the
emperor reDe stedly saluted- He re-
marked to the prince that the people
greeted him ss the reiehsgruender.
At the station such was the
enthusiasm OF the public that they
burst the barriers and pressed into
the station
Several attempts were made by
some Of the oulookers TO sing the
national anthem, but they were
drowned by the iucssssnt cheering OF
the rest Of the multitude
Returning home. Bismarck was al
most carried Of his feet By his eIcit-
ed admirers, who crowded around
him. and the crush became so great
that the ire brigade had to precede
the carriage and clear the way
The residences n the place were
Herr Emil Specht's
AVN showed thousands OF Chinese
Lanterns, and there was also dis
play y ses pIeces. II which the EN-
Ueror and Bismarck were shown
Bismarck seems 90 be IN much bet
ter health since LIS reconciliation
with the emperor than for q long
tine pss--WasbI1gtou Star