The sun., 1894-02-20
WILLIAM VISITS BISMARCK.
REJOICING At ERIEDRICHSRUH OYER
THE IMPEROR'S PRE,ENCE.

The Emperor and IiIa O,d Chancellor ~.
changed Cordial GrcrtinEs-rne Imperial
Party Lett In the Evenins After Dinnsr.
BEEfIS. Fek 10 Emperor William to-day
returned the visit recently made to him by
Prince Bismarck. ACCOMPANIED by n suite Of
five officers. lie went 20 Fricdrichsruh In
special train. On his way to the station the
people. who knew tho Emperor's destination,
cheercd him heartily
At Friedtlchsruh extensive preparations had
been m ade to welcome him. The members OF
| several veterans societies had volunteered
thcir services as n guard OF honor Special
trains ran from Hamburg and other places to
Accommodate the crowds who desired to he
present when the Emperor arrived. BY the
time the imperial train had started from Ber-
lin. thousands Of persons were about the
friedrichsruh station. all con graduating them
selves and the country upon the reconciliation
between the Emperor and the old ex-Chan-
cellor After the special trains had landed an
immense thTong at Friedrchsruh the railway
managers received direct orders from the Fm-
peror 10 stop nll such trims. Few persons
were allowed on the station platform. Barri-
cades wero erected to prevent the crowd from
| approaching.
Prince Bismarck. Dr. Schweninger. and DR..
| Chrysander. Bismnrck's private secretary.
| awaited ut the station the coming OF the Em-
peror. Bismarck looked cheerful and iairly
| cloak. made nt the Emperor's orders after the
| style OF the new army mantles and recently
| sent to triedrichsruh with his Malesty's
| compliments. He expressed disapproval with
| the police efforts to push back the crowd. and
| remarked to two or three of the Jealous ole
iicsTs;; ,o.o IN, than -
Emperor William was in high spirits when
| he reached friedrichsrnb. lie stoud at the
stepped out quickly TO receive the Princes
| greetings. After Bismarck kissed his hand
Ep0r Ss hsg S"Esa see4 n ns4 s'ss 3 S
rage tho Emneror patted the heads Of the
ITnse,s two pig dogs; which were were ,,,T, PLAYING
uously when tho Emperor and his old Chan-
T6c party Immediately proceeded to the
Princes residence. TN the road between the
| station and the castle tho crowds checred re-.
| pire" At the castle Princess Bismarck. who
was In the main hall warmly welcomed his
The Emperor took dinner at Prince Bis
marck,a residence. Only twelve covers were
| his suite. Prince and Princess Bismarck their
sons. Count Herbert and Count William; DIR.
'frm III" dinner wns sne inorma Mo saith All he guests en-
| Joyed animated conversation with their host
the s NSo sSs
| responded cordially. Each spoke only few
| The park round the castle WAS Illuminated.
One deyice OF ,olored gas lamps showed the
| words " Wilhclm und bismarck" The En-.
| names that he called Bismarck to the window
| to direct his attention to 4. All the public
buildings at Friedrichsruh are deco rated with
| flags and cOored lights. The railway station
| and Post ONCE ore hung with fancy lanterns
| and colors
| Throughout the Em porors stay at the castle
| two grenndiers. whom he brought with him
from Berlin. were posted at the park gate rs .
guard OF honor to the Prince. After dinner
| the Emperor called them to the dining room
| and explained to Bismarck the improvements
made recently in their uniforms.
The iarperiai party. accompanied by Bis
marcE. lett the castle at b:O clock. cheer
ing crowd awaited them near the station. The
| ilrsmen who had been drawn up to keep back
the spectators were unable to control them.
The people broke through the lines and
thronged the roadway close to the carriages:
Tho Emperor and the old Chancellor smiled
and bowed repeatedly in response to the con-
| slant cheering.
| The parting at the station was as cordial as
the welcome. The imperial train arrived in
Hamburg nm hour later. Thousands filed ths
streets near the station and all the houses in
the neighborhoud were ablaZe with electric
light The train stopped only few minutes
and then went on to Williamshaven. While IL
was Mt the station the crowd outside cheered
| incessantly for tho Emperor and Bismarck.