New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
THE KAISER AT VENICE.
RECEIVED BY THE KING Of li"

,r,,t, crpu,x MONARCH WARMLY GREETED Bf
THE ,r,1JAxs-Ar A BANQUET IN PoLA
HE ArII'DEs TO FRANCIS JOSEPH
AS HIS BEsT FRIEND
Venice. April The German man-of-"ar W"
Moltke. with Emperor william on board a'i''eu
bore at II o'clock to-day. The Emperor WIS
saluted by the firing of cannon, and KING iiu'i-
bert put out to the German warship IN s''
launch to welcome his imperial guest AS .''
King reached the deck Of the Won Morke' Ell"
neror William stepped forward to meet MIN anu
the two monarchs embraced each o.hei' -
tachment OF sailors which had peen ura"" Wy "
H., an doolx vare reviewed by the King and the
rr,raror after which the two descended TO the
Emneror's cabin where they conVersed lor Z"
quarter Of an hour. %
King Humbert returned to the shore al i
o'clock. and shortly afterward the Einpeio' io
,d b,p, While the Emperor was going ashore
the Italian and German natlonal hymns
played and sung on board the hundreds oi p'a'
in the harbor These were crowded WIN peope'
who, with those at the water 'front.'
the Emperor neared the snore . 49, paIais
r,ho L,mneror went Immediately TO tne Tdaio
Royale where King Humbert met MN I,otnd Gr
stems and shook hands with MIN ana 90 90" - ,ha
Rim into the palace. At this the cheefs Va r..
nrnuds were renewed The King ana lhe , Ell
c[omoo Cow ,,orward anpeared in the Place ST. Mark
ubare they reviewed a procession cohPoouN VI
~arious societies carrying flags and banners.
Tho monarchs twice afterward mace theii "p
nearance on the balcony Of the paace ,o,
After luncheon the Emperor acconpas,ilea am - q
II. he an adiutant took walk TO the fiaIe
6, Mark where he mingled with the Vi' .,
that thronged the plaza. Later ne Vis!'eu enJ ~
Cathedral with King HumDert, anu aI'-. III ~ "a ~ -
inspected the arsenal. A Srahu pdhf"0' wa
given In his honor tomorrow , ,,o
While the Emperor was going through It1
Grand Canal, on his way TO the faiais ,,h ~ a.
Immediately after his arrival. the steam ia%1mcn %
which was conveying him struck gondola iieu lie u
with ladies', who screamed with lrshC IN
Kaiser spoke to them reassuringiy. aid!ihs
their fears and personally assisted IN separdIns
the boats which had become fastened together'
The two monarchs were serenaded this even
ing They came out on the balcony W az
knowledge the incessant cheering ana reinaIneu renn
there almost an hour. watching the Illumination
Of tho citv and the procession Of gor dolas when
with their many flags and brilnant coioieu hsies,
nroduced such an effect has not been seen
On the Grand Canal before in years
pola April 7-Yesterday afternoon hhperpr
William inspected the monument erected ID m
memory Of Admiral Tcgethoif. paid Vls'' 10 % .ne
Archduchess Maria Theresa ana conIerie" w. ,
Order OF the Black Eagle upon Archduke carr
Stephan. go 49,, .., q ra
Emperor william dincd with the Austrian ana ana
German naval officers In the Casino last evening.
TIe n-oposed a toast 10 the health or Emperor
Fra ncis Joseph, and in doing so ALLUDED 10 the
Austrian Emperor as MS pest iTieiIu. re ,op - = =
that whenever Emperor Francis Joseph should
sunmon the Austrian fleet the summons would
he responded to with full steam ahead; The Ter
man warship Won Moltke. with the Emperor on
board started for Venice at O'CLOCK this
morning.