The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-27

mediately lifted both arms and embraced the
prinee hssrtlIy lie then pressed kisG on the
was sealed. The e1 -chancellors eyes were
tion by his Majesty was much commented
upon
After welcoming the rrince the Emperor
shook hands with Count Herbert, and tho
whole party then retired to room where tho
King Of SaNony and n number OF the German
princes we're awaiting their coming. All sa-
luted Prince Bismarck as he entered the room.
the reception should pass of without u hitch.
II was announced Yesterday that his Majesty
would go to day to the hnhalt station to meet
tho King Of saXony. lie did not do So but re-
manned ut the castle TO make sure that the mr.
rangements for, the Princes reception were
ter his arrival. drove to the barracks OF the
Uhlan Guards, where he took luncheon. At IL
loudly cheered by the crowds in the streets
through which he passed.
yate rooms at as o'clock. Covers we're laid
for only three persons. the Emperor, Empress.
and Prince bismarck. After the lunch tho
fore he retired. however, the Emperors sons
we're presented to him. In front OF the rooms
occupied by tho FRINGE there were placed q
double row Of sentnels from the Guards Gull
After the Prince had rested for a time he
arose. In the mean time an immense crowd
had gathered in front OF the palace. cheering
%ash ann Rhen
Deutschland ueber Allies" This was kept
bismarck appeared at a window and smilingly
bowed to the crowd. which went almost wild
In their dem N strations Of delight.
At 3 o'clock Chancellor Won CAprivi was an-
nounced. He had an interview with the Prince
that lasted three-auartors OF an hour; At !
Empress Frederick the mother Of the En-;
peror. and Paid her q short visit She pressed
marcS begged to be permitted sd to follow I his
physicians advice and return to his home this
evening After leaving the EMPRESS Fred.
mnssed in the vicinity broke through the po-
lice lines and tried to unhitch the horses bar:
themselves to draw him back to the castle.
The police. however, prevented 1t.
BILE for the horses to go faster than slow
walk, and as the carriage moved along the
crowd surged forward with II, everybody Join
the rooms set apart for Prince Blsmarok's use.
Emperor William. King Albert Of ssxcny.
Prince Henry. four officers 81 the seydli.z
pfe syf arranged a Prince BisnareEs Stay IN
the city was short soon after O'CLOCK he
started the psSs on his stsr1 to PTsd
visit he was treated with the most distln.
guished consideration, and nothing was left
At o'clock the state coach drew up at the
main entrance Of the palace ACCOMPANYING
Corps. for the Emperor intended to show every
honor to the Prince and had announced that
he b a sS thS sa9 e,A
ing on the arm OF the Emperor, and together
they entered the carr age. Then amid the
blare Of trumpets the drive to the station CON-
The crowds still fingered along the streets.
and ' the FRINGE Prime and the military cavaicade
swept along The train for FriedWTehsr9ss
ETpn nd ha
waiting room his Majesty threw his arms
about the Prince and EN- braced him repeatedly.
followed the Emperors carriage In q closed
coach. AZ the Lehrte station the Emperor
iicitude. supporting him By the arm us they
went down the ten steps to the platform. AS
side sang national n songs and shouted stay
with usl' and Come again sooni' Prince
bismarck did not seem fatinued when he left
the city. As his train drew out Of the station
he stood at the window saluting the Emperor
in miltary fashion;
At about O'Clock in the afternoon Emperor
William. accompanied by HIS suite. rode
through Unter-den- Linden. which was filled
with people for it's entire length. His Majesty.
morrow received an immense ovation To-
night most OF the illuminhtions prepared in
honor OF tho Emperors birthday were dis
The weather was fine and nothing occurred
during the day to mar tho joyousness OF the
All the Ministers. including Chancellor Won
taprlNl. lett thelr caruS Tor lrlnce bismarck.
pr Won boetticher, Secretary Of the, Imperial
Home Office. was the first OF the Ministers to
pay this courtesy. 4 deputatlon OF the cniras-
to-day appointed tho head, gave II dinner this
evening In honor Of tho l'rincr.
tween the Emperor and the Prince. the NOrh
Ger-uhIt ''dzsd~ semi -O'iIcian says:
Is nearly to1r years S'nrg .no I'm perGpr
To-day the Prince vi il be bis Malesty's guest
and tho ex-Chancellor will realize that the
lncomParable services remains ,unaltered.
Every patriot thanks tho Emperor for prepar-
ing so joyful a dAy FOR Germany May this
feast OF reconciliation bear further fruit for
our whole political lie
latter part Of 1906 when the Emperor cent his
de- patch from Guens TO kissengen. where
FRINGE Bismarck was ~, rendering him his
sympathy and Offering him the use Of one Of
his castles. relations have never ceased be-
tween the woHugust psrsonages. DR. schwein-
everything concerning the Princes health,
\ spatch TO the LDGG' .llz"g"' from Fried
richsruhe says that an atmosphere OF the most
since Tuesday. Prince bismarck. who has re-
Gently done consder9ble walking; is in
sIecally good spirits Hundreds o. kilograms
congratulating the Prince upon the reconcilia-
ton etwe"n tho Emperor and himself are
irving daily from all countries.
The Munich i'gr"s .nr ~ rU.y. a hitter Bis
MARKHAM tally. saws that the EmperOr's gra-
ciousncss TO Bismarck cannot undo the many
mistakes ot the new regime.
The Italian Ambassador remarked to-day to
another diplomat that tOrddys meeting be-
tween the Emperor ami the Prince was an his
tUrical event OF the first magnitude
Contrary 70 the general understanding. the
Rechstag did not adjourn to-day to celebrate
hsmArck's coming. During the debate on
the war invalid's dotatiOn TIL. Count uTiola
National Literal referred to the importance OF
the meeting between bismarck and the Em-
psror. such a day OF national rejoicing. no
said, was IA peculiarly suitable time in which
to provide libeTally for those injured in the
glorious days of Germanys creation. The
majority cheered loudly, but the Social Demo-
crat Herbert protested violently that Count
uriola's sentiments would not be approved by
the whole country,
H,NBrrG Jan. ut Prince Bismarck arrived
in Friedrichsruhs at IL O'Clock. He looked
cheerful and hearty The road from the rail-
way station TO the castle was Illuminated.
LONDON, Jan: -. Among berlin correspond.
ents OF ILondon daiies the consensus u
opinion Is that the Emperor has greatly in
creased his personal popularity by his cour-
tssy TO bismarck. The Berlin CORES pondent Of
the lduy Nr'rs says:
When his MAJESTY rode through Inter den
Linden this afternoon he could scarcely move
forward, as the cheering crowd closely sur
rounded his horse. IL is difficult TO believe
that large majority Of Berlin electors are So
clalists and Radicals"
Anrr describing Bismarek's reception in the