The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-26

,be narrowest hut for happy lovers
there Is not room enough here for 100.
Thc concluding remarks Of the ex-
Chancellor were greeted With laughter
ard he retired for luncheon with the
presidents Of the bodies represented.
Counts william and Herbert Bismarck
and Count Won Ranslau, the ex-Chaneel-
lor's son-in-law, were also present. The
deputies departed for their homes on the
spssial trains.
THE KAIsER's VISIT To-DoY.
Doctor scwenlnger, Prince Bismarck's
physician. expressed to a representative
OF the United Press. this morning, bis
anger at the oxsrtions which Prince Bis
Inarck " obliged TO undcrgo upon the oc-
casion OF birthday demonstrations ana
declared that he would Ike 10 prohibit
them all. The cx-Ch1ncellor is IN fairly
good health. but is himself anxious as
10 how he viii he able to stand the fatl-
gges to which ne will be subjected
1t Is learned that ths Emperors vislt
to Prince Bismarck tomorrow viii as
sumo the character OF special military
honor TO the old Chancellor. His Majes-
ty has ordered company Of infantry
q company Of pioneers, squadron OF the
Wandsbeck Hussars and battery OF
artillery. all with colors and bands, 10 as
sembe at Fredrichsruhe. The emperor
viii alight from his special train al An
meuhle and place himself at the head or
the troops. which viii march 10 the cas-
tie The Emperor viii be accompanied
by General Bronsart Won schellendofi'
Minister Of War and members OF his
military household.
hf1lH LUNcHEoN TALK.
There were twenty-eignt covers laid at
A. q. Nft 1afWE9U
Prince Stelberg and Herr Won Koeler.
Opposite him sat Herr Won Levetzow and
Freihcrr Won Manteunel, the Conserva-
tive leader. AmonS the others present
were the Duke Of Ratibor, Dr.. Scwenin-
ger. Count Limbcrg Count Mirabach and
Rudolph Won Bepnigsen. The Countess
Rantzau was tho only woman at the
table. After luncheon Bismarck lighted
his nine. Tie was in lhc highest spirits
and chatted vigorously on various sub
iects. lie reminded his guests that he
would celebrate his parliamentary jubi-
lee also This year He was relating dnec-
dotcs from MS parliamentary experience
when somebody remarked that Herr Rick
crt. leader Of the Radical Unionists, had
wished 10 share in the demonstration.
Bismarck replied:
81 never quite abandoned the hope Of
again numbering him among my friends"
lie then added: Things were much
plcasanter I'm the United Bantag Of 1877
than in the present assemblies. The sit
lngs were better attended and it was
never necessary to count for quorum.
I can fully understand Levetzow's reason
for resigning and cannot help approving
his action"
Many deputies who were absent from
the luncheon remained at lhe chateau.
The Prince stll smoking. accompanied
Ir ~ har IA
them farewell.
Tie parliamentary delegation reached
Berlin this evening in high spirits over
the reception given them by the old
Chancellor.
Eugene Richeter's Freissinnise Ieitung
contends that the Emperor's telegram to
Bismarck cannot be discussed, as it was
a private message.
TWO evening newspapers say the En-
peror has no intention Of dissolvlng the
Reichstag
Tie kaiser's Attitude Endorsed.
LONDON, March THE Daily News
correspondent I'm Berlin says:
The Government has not yet decided
how to act, but it is almost certain TO
take advantage Of the first protest 20
dissolve the Reichstag before Easter The
Ceptrists being forced by Saturdays vote
into a More hostile attitude TO the Gov
ernment, the ministers have lost all
chance of passage Of The bill now under
discussion. The National Union Of Berlin
University students has telegraphed the
Emperor:
Your Maiesty's words to Prince Bis
marck viii find an enthusiastic echo in
the hearts of the German youth
''They tclcgraphed Bismarck that they
we're disuucsted with the decision OF the
Rcichstag. but confidently hoped that in
generations to come another spirit would
prevail The military unions of Lepslc,
including 10000 veterans, have telegraph
ed the Emperor, thanking him FOR de-
uouncing .he Roichstag's action