The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-25

BERLIN, Aug. 2L-(Copyright. 1895 by
the Associated Press. 1.-The final nro-
gramme of the visit to Germany OF tbs
COMMUNICATED veterans has been
drawn up. On their arrival at Bremen.
they will be the guests of the Veterans
association of that city and the fetes
there will include a march through the,
town TO the war monument which will be
decorated Wsth laurel WreathS They
will then proceed to the park, where
there will be a number OF military bands
concerts and Nominations and where all
I the American veterans will receive a, con-
Tnemorative medal struck for the occas-
ion. The veterans on August 30 viii go
by special trains to F'ridrichsruhe and
+ thence to Berlin, where they will arrive
/ on the following day. They will be rnet
4 by committee of the Veterans asso-
/ citation, a procession will be formed and
they will march through the Brandenburs.
I gate and file before the United States
! embassy From that point accompanied
] by two military bands and followed by
{ carriages containing the women and
I children, they will return to Inter Den
Linden, passing William Is palace and
the SchlosS to the Fen PaIast where
/ there will be a concert.
| On the following day the German
american veterans viii attend the inaug-
/ LIdLIOIl OIL hdlSeF WlloIInS memorial
| church and will then march to the Italian
! exhibition, where number Of feteS have
been arranged.
On September o there will be a. parada
! the evening there viii be a military
4 tattoo The veterans will see the sights
the the, next day, and ON September a. they
/ will lunch with the emperor in pavilion
at WannZe, whence they will proceed by
steamer to Potsdam. They viii go to
! Leipsic on September 5, and from there
] to M3VPncP They will visit hattie
fields and afterwards start for home via
Bremen.
1t is Characteristic.
A private of the Eighth Hussars has
been pardoned by his majesty under PC
crliar circumstances
The man, whose name is Otto Gerber,
accidentally killed the horse Of a sergeant
major during the army uanoeuVers and
! was sentenced to six weeks impriSon-
nent The emperor. on ascertaining that
the man was otherwise q good soldier.
wrote on the margin of the papers: 'tIn
| this case the man is worth more than the
horse to me. Set Otto Gerber free
The fact that the public was excluded
from Witnessing the ceremony OF the lay
ing of the corner stone of the Kaiser
Wilhelm monument last Saturday. has
caused much comment and it is now
understood that this measure was due to
the fact that several threatening letters
had been sent TO the emperor the day
before and whose authors the police were
unable to trace.
His majesty, however, was DESTROYS OF
the utmost publicity, in spite of these
letters, but the new chief of police at
Rerlin persuaded the emperor to allow
the police to exclude the masses from
the ceremony.
Sedan Day.
Sedan Day, Sept. 2. will be celebrated
by the fleet and the naval troops at KieI.
1850 strong, for the first time in the his
tory of the German navy. The evolu-
tions will be resumed on the following
day and the final manouvers will occur
at Dantsis in the presence Of the en-
There has been a complete turn over
in the high naval commands this week,
the only officer retaining his old COM
Henry, of Prussia, on board the battle
ship Woerth, in the middle Of October.
The emperor, according to present plans.
will enjoy the excursion to the Reichs-
land. where he will reside on his estate
Urville, taking part in the dedication or
the Protestant church at Kurzel and I'M
ment on the battlefield of W oerth, and will
wind up with q brief stay at Strassburg.
where his majesty will put up at the
> former French projects palace.
Stern's Case.
Mr.. Louis Stern, of New York, who
was recently sentenced to two weeks m
prisonment and a line of 500 marks for
Insulting a. German official at kissinsen:
is now in Paris, awaiting the result OF
his appeal 10 the prince regent OF Ba-
prisonment and make 1T another hne.
This appeal will be presented by Mr..
Stems attorney on Tuesday Inc IaI-
is that Prince Leopold is not likely 20
interfere directly in the matter as IL Is
= stated that information has been received
at the imperial foreign Office, which it is
claimed shows that Mr.. Stern paid only
half fare for his son on the steamer
from New York, givng MS age as Y years
old 1t was the question of the boy
age, it will be remembered, which led tc
!, his being ordered from the dancing pa,
[ Mr.. Stern to Insult the official IN charge
;. Mrs. Mackay's Dinner.
r Mrs. John w. Mackay gave dinner OF
= | Wednesday last at the Hotel de Russie
h at Hamburg 1t was brilliant affair
and took place IN the pretty garden o.
! occasion with Chinese lanterns.
/ The band of the Eighteenth regiment o.
It infantry played lively programme ant
. the dinner table was mass or rose.
> and was laid under the trees. The hostess
II had on her right the grand duke OF Meek
+ 1enburg Streitz. while on her lett wa
S pew. who was also present. kept all m
4 neighborS in a. round Of merr1Iuent WIFI
a his witty eonvensation. Ine otner guest
5. were Mr.. NJ. II. DeYoung. proprietor o
Il the San Francisco Chronicle and Mrs
y DeYoung; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kelley
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiadham Curzon. Mr.. an'
) Mrs. Bancroft Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
h rong and Colonel Winslow-
l. There was a brilliant dance at the Aur
@ sal on Monday as farewell to Solone
!. Fitzgeorge Several beautiful and bril-
d liantly dressed ladies were present.
Ie Dr. Chauncey NJ. Depew will give
h grand luncheon. Thursday next TO IN
% Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Michael
e OF Russia, Countess Lorby. Countess Adj
r Won Mecklenburg, Mrs. Bancroft DAVE
J. and Miss Lee, a daughter OF General Lee
e. -----
e THE coLoRED KNIGHTS.