The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21
Paying, With the Empress, a
Visit to the Queen.
PORTSMOUTH TO WINDSOR
German, English and Ameri-
can Flags on the Castle.

/ was welcomed with szlutes OF the guns
OF the warshi2s and forts. Tia emperor
and empress and their two sons landed
az 1e;So and were welcomed b. The Duke
Of Connaught. who wore TIE unborn o:
the German Hussar regiment OF which he
Is honorary colonel. a, d various cours
digrilariss. It was a typical November
morning. chilly and toggy. as the Hoher-
zollern looned IN sight. escorted BY TIA
German bat;ieship Kaiser Frederick III
and aotiIla Of eight British torpedo
boat destr0ye-s. which met the German
ships outside sp5thead. The Imperial
yacht few the British naval aag az aer
foremost. the German Rag al her mlzzsa
and The imperial standard a. her malgl-
mast As she catered the harbor. tha
British admlrals flagship aad eight otAsr
warships gaiIy bedecked salsted the en-
perors yacht Emperor William wore
the uniform q British admiral and the
two young princes wore simple sailor-5oy
suits.
The Duke Of Conaausht. accompanied
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Russell. a number OF gorgeousiv at,lred
court func;sonaries and the members q
the German embassy. boarded the H0-
henzollern and we're received witch a roy
al salute warm greetings we're cxchang-
ed with the emperor and sfszons After
his majesty had held a BRIEF court the
empress appeared and participated n tAs
greetings The jetty presented The gay
est and most animated appearance. ana
accommodated q large number OF privi-
legged spectators Bunting and German
and British fagg were disp,ayed every
where After playing the national airs
The marine light infantry band struck Up
ooh, Willie We Have Missed You"
This seemed TO please the emperor great
Is. lie shook hands with Lieutenant
Miller IN charge OF the haad
While the piles o. baggage were being
landed the bands played German and
British national airs. soon after ihe dis
patch OF the train with the baggage ard
servants the royal special was drawn up
and eleven 81 the imperial party and
others landed and wers received by Tie
naval and military officials. The empress
was the recipient Of handsome bouquet.
the emperor who later inspected thu
troops and sailors forming the guard oc
honor.
Their mapesities and soyal highnessss
took the train FOR WindE1r az q 80. amid
salutes from the warships. baaGs play
ing national anthems and cheers from the
crowds thronging every point Of van
tage. The imperial suite includes CeuHt
Won Euieuburg Count Won Bueiow. Cen
eral PIessen. Admiral Won seu6enbibran.
General scheH Coioaal Prftzc.uitz Cag-
onel Won Rasch and Count con PIaten-
Windsor. Nov. 29.-The emperor ard
empress % Germany and gheir party ar
rived here al las ?. N They were re-
ceived BY the Prince % wales. the puks
% Cambridge and the Dake % York. al
wearing German uniforms There vas
Tremendous cheering ln thu streets a. the
imperial party drove 20 the castle. where
they scre received b. Queen Victoria a.
2.9 p N. The royal waiting room AZ
the station and the platform were !ay-
ishiy dscked with fowers. When 80
empress allghted. the daughter % 10
mayor q windsor presented her with .
bouquet q Marshal Nell roses and RI
orchids. tied with the win8sar caiors.
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and decorated wtth fazk. On the towa
hair che British ard German royal staa-
cards and the stars ard stripes Coated
side By side TIE ziad vs. ard stands
along tha routs 10 the castle were crowd
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welcome. said. 7 thank yea verT uHca
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that it gives ne very great sieasnrs 20
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