The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
BISMARCK'S TRIUMPHAL WAY.
Ovations All Along and Whole
City's Cheers at Berlin.
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
BERLIN. jan. pa despatch from
Friedrichsruhe, received here shortly after
7.30 A. NJ. to-day. was the signal for an
outbreak of cheering when its contents
were made known in public places. 1t
announced that Prince Bismarck had
started for Berlin at $50 A. M. In order
to cement the reconciliation which has
taken place between the Emperor and
himself, after four long years of bitter
ness and neglect.
Prince bismarck, when he left the
Castle of Friedrichsruhe, was accom-
panied by Princess Bismarck, Count
Herbert Bismarck and Doctors Schwen-'
niger and Chrysander. The Princess did
not, however, go on the train.
All Friedrichsruhe turned out. and six
beautiful young girls, dressed entirely
in white, presented the Prince with
handsome laurel wreath inscribed:
"A Happy Journey"
These girls also carried large baskets
of flowers and preceded Bismarck's
party to the railroad station. strewing
the road with flowers amid the vocifer-
Gus cheering of the immense crowds
which lined the route.
Prince Bismarck wore the uniform OF
the Magdeburg or Yellow Cuirassiers.
the corps he loved so well
over his uniform he wore a heavy fur
overcoat. and upon his head was the
traditional German army officers cap.
There is no doubt that Prince Bis
marck feels pleasure at the reconcilia-
ton. and that 1t has greatly improved
his health.
Since Tuesday last Prince Bismarck
has seemed to be a changed man. and
has been laughing and joking In his old
manner. He also has been able to take
long walks In the grounds Of the castle.
and has personally answered a number
OF the very large number OF kilograms
| Of congratulation.
There were tears In the eyes OF many
as the train drew out of the station this
morning amid cries for prosperous
journey and for the welfare of the
| Fatherland.
Upon entering the railroad carriage
Prince Bismarck stood at the window,
| bowling to the storm of "Hochs" &C.,
which filled the air until the train was
far from the depot.
The train, engine and depot were decked
with flowers and bunting, and every sta
ton along the route to Berlin was deco
rated and crowded with people. who
| cheered the Prince on his way to the
capital.
In Berlin the stree.s became filled
with people In holiday attire at an early
hour.
The Emperor intended to welcome
Prince Bismarck In person at the railroad
station. but at the last moment was
Obliged to send his regrets TO the Prince.
/ as he was obliged to meet the King of
Saxony at the Anhalt Railroad Station.
Large stands. handsomely decorated.
were erected at various points along the
line in Berlin from which a good view
| OF the procession could be seen, and a
life-size wax figure OF Prince Bismarck
was placed In front OF the Arcade called
Die Passage.
While the crowds.on Inter den Linden
were awaiting the arrival OF Prince Bis
marck, they suddenly saw Emperor
William, attended by a single a!de-de-
camp, returning from a ride in the
Thiergarten, the largest park near the
town. and to the west of the Brandon
berg Gate.
This was at II o'clock. and as the EN-
peror rode quickly towards the Schloss
or Royal Palace, he was frantically
cheered by the people.
The reception accorded to the Emperor
upon this occasion was entirely UMPIRE
cedented, and evidently delighted him.
Shortly after noon Prince Henry o.