The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20


ralIzrav s1atIcB during the morning large
numbers OF people gathered from re sai-
rounding county, anxious 20 OBTAIN
srftrnp.a OF the emperor ard his sons opon
faetr arrival Throughout the r7oF aillr
x,rouIe sfrearned into the city IFoFn -
Yarfs. and between y and I p. n = 49, 49,
through the main thorouEhfsres was CT
,i~sl,, er.9r,an,ge-a The pedestrians concen'
fratcf along the route % the Kafnaos az 2
around THO Aisfock AIsteTwah. Scar 81
aud other leading thorougnfsTeE- IN sPa1-
n the immense crowds Assembled 1AFONAl =
-. .ta Vs5Iy decorated rffy. the most per
feef order was kept ~ the mounted 10
ice. and there we're no soldiers FlH'ols'
cest the soldiers IL front OF tne
wnere th6 imperial guests are ehtF' -.
At the luncheon given AZ noon To-Day ~ -
barousfiry hall of the geological gaFosti
r. persous vgere entertained. tHcluelne u
tfne, or wurternburg the visiting p4lh-s
Prfu~s. HoheuIohe. the Imperial ''1- 49,.
lar the German ministers ana lhS 49,. 49,.
hers of the Hamburg senate Ale
sfterwRrd drove 20 the Fll9e. erapaf - -, -,
board a steamer ard made tour % ~
port. They we're greeted every Nhsis w.
great enthusiasm. .-...-7s
At z.g9 the military and naNai So
GORE drawn 90 about the railroad siatioh'
and A. a.45 Prince Henry az PTufsfa 81
,fveA and drove or amid IRENE "os4a
cheers. Meanwhile the PLATFORM q
citation was thronged with n'lhtA4g 80,
Gers anil REPRESENTATIVES or the p'S7s, -
I'm q large and shady beer sa'ot,, go
fos, citizens and soldiers HlhgIeH. 80
chsttad and drank beer ana coHee' ""'i'
others bovled. So. tbn de-
sr.h. t,nnariaI train steamed into the de
-. 81 a.fa a m. and shortly at'sr""4
the erareror and his four sons st'''Pe
,he pIatforTn Their aTpear ar -
Greeted with an ogtburzt OF ciiresa' -
ennsror. vino appeared 20 DC III ~ -.
Of spirits, wore wnlte saiue "" 49,,
,,psfarn. crossed with the broad Ilo' -
- s.-Ser ~ the Rlack Eagle. on MS
head vas a sparkling gold heilhet 80 -.
,ononted ty a white eagle. me iouI
,.a,.rs- u~fnees were dressed Ia Nhil0
sailor suits and wore straw mats oh -
Iavyn IN front OF the railroad vas "iaoh
,sn a company Of the Se*eniy-siA''l = -. -
rent Of infantry. the soIdl@iS 80 -.
srr,s with wonderful precision anu ,li0
band played Hell dr. haiSei
majesty appeared.
,fv,s eraneror upon leaving the STATION
.rgpeetesf the guard of honor referred To-
zsa}kfng M the line Of moboHt"sS So
d.ers. accompanied b. the young princes
and ~ Biirgomaster ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81
ex-BlrRofnaster Lehman. both OF "l"H'
bsd served his majesty at the station
,erkanberg. then drove off In a iout-
horse carriage with outriders, ana es-
forted by q detachment OF the Flfteenth
Hussars. The young princes ana LIS
maiasty's suite followed in other car
riares. On the way 10 the Rathaus MS
majesty was cheered by the immense
crowds of people lining the route.
Ills majesty sat with the regent or
Bavaria. Prince Leopold. tire King or
wurtemburg and the Grand Duke or
Hesze on his right. ard with Bursornas-
ter Lehman. the King Of Saxony anc ths
Grand Duke OF Saxe-N einlar- hisen Dach'
tho Grand Duke of Meckienburs-Sch wer-
in and the Duke or Saxe-Coburg-So tha on
hts left The Duke OF York. Grand Duke
Alexis OF Russia the Duke OF Genoa.
Prince Ludwig Of Bavaria. the Grand
Duke Charles Stcphanie OF Austria. siF
Edward Aialet, the British ambassador.
and N. Herbctte. the French amoassi-
dor. we-s seated opposite the emperor
The narIber ct guests at his majesty
table was s.xty-four ana the total num-
Der OF guests. including the diplomatic
corps. who dined in "A separate room. f'as
Con Tie varied uniforms of the guests.
the contrast I'm eol0r5. tho profusion or
military and other decorations. and the
general aspect OF stately uagniiic ence
and power presented a splendid spectacle.
During the banquet the emperor was In
wonderful spirits and led IN an animated
conversation full OF German humor.
Burgomaster Lehman. IN proposing
toast, dwelt upon the canal as the work
OF tho emperor and the empire. II was
a memorial day for Hamburg, slnce the
Guys Ifeglving water had received
second mouth In a second sea. The waves
o. the North Sea would hegceforth mngle
GA It's shores with the waves OF the Bal
lie. he desired 80 thank the foreign rep
res@ntatives whose presence symbolized
the International significance Ok the can
al He then concluded:
we desire To thank the originators Of
this apleDdid work and 10 thank the en-
peNor and empress. and we Cesire that
all tho hopes that bound the nrw under
taking shan be realized. We trus. that
out honored guests viii r. for innate in
their first passage through The canal and
In the Joyful fotes n KEEL Ne also wish
that the empress. Whose absence va here
so keenly deplore. may be able TO uart!ci-
pate in renewed health"
Here BurgomaSter Lehman turned to
ward the emperor and begged to be per
mitteA 20 read a telegram from the en-
press. The emperor how}ng his assent
Herr Lehman then rcad che message. in
which the empress said. ITO my deem r.
greet must forego the pleasure Of abtend-
lax tcday's great festival. I VIII. however.
participate 80 & from af8r. AMI earn
estiy desire that the glory OF the Hansa
town may. With God blessing. flourish
anew. During the brilliant hours 81 nos
pitaE,y extended 20 the emperor and the
allied German princes. my thoughts cen
ter UPON the memorable festival and is
great national Significance"
Tho reading Of the empress MESA sc
was grcete. with repeated cheers, TIE
emperor then replied.
"worshlpful Rursomaster: am deeply
touched a the Words have Just hoard
and am aeaVtX touched above al - a.
reception which Hamburg has rendered
me. the Ike of which 1 have seldom *.
pcriencet The wave OF feeling which was
rendered me was no artificial production
nor any common sort Like a hurricane
tho Joyous cry has resounded in my ears
] well know that may not presume 20 an.
propriate that eXultatsou 20 my own Der.
son recognize rather therein the out.
ward sign ~ the p2lScheat OF our whole
German people which is proud of seeing
tho newly united German empire repre.
sentcd by its princes ara illustrious guests
Accept ior this my most hearty thanks
and lei this ho interpreted also as my
thanks so the people az Hamburg
''SGch moments as VIC experience TODAY
carry orr memories backward. and In par.
ticular awaken memories In a gratefa
euisc, We must turn ont thoughts in min.
eled gratitude and sadness 90 the great.
est emperor. who has passed away. and tc
his most glorious son. under whom ths
work 10 which You have just alluded was
realized. Yet present - all or rs IS the
rejoicing which attended the last visit
here or my grandfather OF blessed mem
ory.
we are uniting .vo seas ana - ere
sea our thoughts are direeta5. &c he sea
the svmhat ~ the iuaB'fe TIE seas dc
rot diviae-thev connect The >onnes.tsrz