Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27

moved by this popular demonstration
aud IL can safely bc said that no one
Emperor or king ever received warm
er welcome in Berln.
In the palace, Emperor William rc-
ceived Prince Bismarck with the great
est distinction, surrounded by brill
liant stan of officers OF the highest
rank. This welcome which the En-
peror extended TO Prince Iism REX was
extremely cordial. and Is was evident
that the Prince was much touched at
the heartinesS OF tho Emperor's manner.
The three eldest sons OF the Emperor
were present at the reception
Az l;45 y. uL luncheon was served in
the kmperor's private rooms, where
only three covers were laid-one for tho
Emperor, one for the Empress aud one
Tor Prince Bismarck. After luncheon
Prince Bismarck retired To- his own
room Tor "a rost, aud Emperor William
went for a ride.
Prince Bismarck's arrival at tho cas-
tie was followed by an enthusiastic
succession OF demonstrations upon the
part of the people. Thousands upon
thousands OF people packed the square
IN front OF the castle, singing tho ma
tional anthem, "Wacht Am Rhein,"
and deutschland Uebor Allies"
Ihe enthusiasm was so great that the
Emperor and Empress, the young
Princes and Prince Bismarck repeated
ly appeared at a window, bowing Ia re-
sponse To the manifestations which cou-
tlnued throughout the afternoon.
At 3 o'clock Chancellor Won Caprlvi
followed by all the Secretaries OF State
called at the castle and left their cards
for Prince Bismarck
The train taking Prince Bismarck
back to Friedrichsruhe left this city
shortly after 7:30 D. IN.
Emperor william accompanied the
ex-Chancellor to the railroad station,
and they were escorted from the palace
TO the depot by strong detachment of
cuirassiers. by all tho members OF the
general stan as well as by number OF
generals.
At the railroad station. the Emperor
warmly shook Prince Bismark's hand at
the door OF tho carriage which was to
convey him back TO his home.
The same scenes OF enthuslasm upon
the part OF the populace which were
witnessed during the passage OF Prince
Bismark from the railroad station to the
palace upon his arrival here were re-
peated during the passage OF the Prince
and Emperor from tho palace back 10
the railroad station.
! Upon par ting with Prince Bismarck,
Emperor william repeatedly kissed the
veteran upon both cheeks aud after the
latter had entered the railroad carriage
the Emperor turned to Count Herbert
Won Bismarck and addressed a few
words TO him, the lrst in very long
while.
The Emperor then resumed his con
/ VA Ion 10 prI.
| leaned out Of the carriage window
bareheaded In order to converse with
His Majesty.
This exhibition OF good feeling be-
tween the Emperor and the Prince
called fourth loud cheers from the per-
sons assembled in the depot aud then
| the whole assemblage Joined In singing
"Deutschland Ueber Allies"
AS the train drew out OF tho depot
there was a perfect storm OF "Hochs. &"
TO which applause Prince Bismarck
smiled and bowed
Count Herbert Won Bismarck and
| Count William Won Bismarck, az we'll
as DR.. Schweninger, accompanied the
Prince back to Friedrlchsruhe.
Dozens OF large bouquets OF flowers
were placed In the Princes carriage
before IL drew out OF the depot
w Nllidu was lOuuII f0EGTH0
upon leaving the railroad station and
on his way back to the palace.
BERLIN, January 26.-This has been
a great day for Empero William, Bis
marck and the fatherand. The Ger
man empire through its length and
bread tn has been filed with an enthusi-
asm almost indescribable over the ap-
pArently complete reconciliation be-
0 . -
The capital has abandoned itself To- a
delrium Of joy at the affecting sight OF
the high spirited young Emperor and
the Rrizzled patriot statesman clasping
hands with the utmost cordiality OF
manner and embracing each other with
a bsartiness and warmth whose SINGER
ity II seemed impossible TO doubt.
From Friedrichsruhe 10 Berlin there
was a series Of oyatlons 20 Bismarck at
every station past which his train bore
him 90 the city where the greatest tri-
umphs OF his career had been achieved.
Beginning with the episode OF the
presentation OF flowers by the
young women OF the town
where Bismarck resides, continuing
with the large and excltodly cheering
Assem- blages along the entire route 20
Berlin and eliminating in the grand re-
k0UNinu ~ Nh' iNWbuHb uNltINMQH IN
the Capitol, the day was one which must
have Rratihed the eK-ChancellOr 20 bis
hearts content, and fully convinced
him of his mistaken hold upon the az
fections Of bis beloved cOuntrymeu.
II vas a fitting climax OF his declin-
ing days % the long number Of popular
concentrations which have been held
during bis illustrlous career in bis
especial honor. ln spite Of all that
has been said and done Within the Dast
few years, 10 showed the aged puolic
servant that bis name and fame wore
dear TO the hearts Of hts fellow
citizens and that Berlin, which
owes so much Of her greatness 20 him,
there was none vino could Outrlyal him
10 the estimation OF It's inhabitants nor
rob him Of their unbOunded love.
The Emperor by the RraclOusness OF
bis reception 20 Bismarck aroused un-
bounded enthusiasm, and after their
meeting everywhere appeared the
shouts and cheers Of approval.
The widespread good effect OF tho
reconciliation cannot be doubted It's
full effect cannot - the present time
be appreciated. 10 certainly has done
vast deal towards the unity and