Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19
ADVANCING on JERUSALEM.
The German Emperor AID Empress Break
the Journey At Canstautinopir The
sultan Mak,sa lew Presents.

Conatnntlnopie. oct. is,-Thc lmpo'
rial yacht Hlhcnaollcrn anchored az
$40 a. m. with the icrctha and
Ii.lya above and below her Soon
aftcrward the emperor and empires
entered the lIohenzoliorn's longb'at
ana were rowcd 10 the palace landing
station. where they were received by
the sultan. who was surrounded by
brilliant suite. A. the landing took
place the German warshlps and a hun
drcd guns from tho batteries fred pa
luton. The longboat of the hohen.
z1llcrn on les way to the landing
h.nrc was greeted by hundred boats
containing officials. policemen Or spec
ut1ra.
The scene was most animated.
/ CROW 10 Of spectators thgongcd the ap-
pr1aohrH g. tho Dllmapathohe AMI
/ welcomed their maJeatien, which Wa
b unnwored By the "hoch" Of the Ger
man sailors. The aultun'H suite IA.
/ cludcd an the ministers and hlgh civil
authorities, and AN the German MILL
tary omccrr now In the employ Of
] IIthrNs
Tho meeting between the sultan and
/ his guest was most cordial. The SUI
tan warmly shook hands with the e'n-
/ pcror and empress, ana offering hlH
arm 20 thc empress he led tho way 20
"a pavilion ~ the palace, where ne
I marty had "a brief rest Emperor VIII
/ liam engared Ia an animated CONVEX,
| aatlon with the sultan the grand
vluIor and other members OF the snl'
Another royal salute and the lmpc-
rlnl hand playing the German national
anthem announced 10 the crowds 49,
sstnbled outside that their muJcsuHi
we're coming out of the palace ground
The route 10 the Ylldlz palace Wa
covered with red oarpetlng. and Hue
with troops In uniforms, promln.nl
among them being the Hultnn'a body
guard and the imperial bodyEuard, "
new white uniforms, embroidered Will
blaek. white helmet ana having
wniatbnud OF GcTmnny'H colofH. tn
whole made magnificent diapl 3
standing a little apart from the crow
Nerc large gatherings OF Turkish We
men who occupied a slope facing IN
palace. In the rush Of the people q
fecure points OF vantage they ellmbe.
trees. ratings and posts.
The bright sun enhanced the pletur
cHqucncFa % the scene on all side
Mere 10 be seen brilliant uniforms a.
crowds u white turbaned Turks. Al
eyes centcrcd on the gate OF the pal
, ace. soon nfterward the sultan ap
, penred IN fun uniform IN an open car
/, rlaFe drawn by four horses with out
riders, with the empress OF German
, on his right and Muri Paah, IN
/ grand master OF ceremonies, In frou
4. of them,
4 The empress, who looked very wei
\ bowed courtooualy right and left I
h response o. the cheering OF the people
a In "a second carriage was EmporC
William Ia the uniform " tho Illus
b znrH Of the guard, apparently great
K enjoying tue scene. and the gran
"A Vigicr Fund Pasha.
y Then came the suites u the Empcr
2 and Emprefa, the Turkish minister
% the German embaasador, Baron Mai
I, schnll Won Bieberateln and his stan an
y otherA The whole party proceeded
= the Ylldiz Kiosk, amid the deafeniu
. applause OF the crowd.
J, Emperor william and Empress a.
y gusta Victoria dincd this evening
= the Germany embassy Replying to a
I, address presented by a deputation
- the Swira IN constantinople, who A
Y, undor German protection, the emperl
= anid his policy In Turkish AFFAIRS va
Identical with ha grandfathors, viii,
"a was now bearing fruit
4. "The excellent relations existing b
Ia tween the Imperial mniooty, the M
4. tan and myaclf,' he observes "ahoy
is the two empires, despite the al
Il ference OF race ana religion, can r
m main ON terms Of friendship for Tho
e. mutual advancement"
m Subsequently their majentlen visit
"a the German school, The sultan n
~ conferred the grand cross Of the q
m mnnion upon Herr Won Buelow, 4
ly German foreign secretary who a
companies Emperor william.
The sultan has presented 10 Emper
william a magnificent sword, and
ma The empress u diamond necklace
nc almost priceless value lie has al
rs authorised n German syndicate 10 q,
d. struot commercial post at Haid
an opposite Constantinople, ooncessi
e long eought by German promoter