The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-21
THE KAISER IN ENGLAND
HE ARRITES WITH HIS F.6MILYA AT
 WINDSOR.
Ceremoniously Received at PortsmOuth -Chesrs and SaIutes at the Landing Received by the Queen English Roy" atty in German Uniforms.

Portsmouth, England. Nov. 2O.-The German imperial yacht Hohenzollerl | entered the barbor at 1005 a. m to-day amidst the salutes of the guns of the warships and forts. Emperor William the empress and their two sons landed
 at 10:30 and were welcomed by the Duke of Connaught.
 It was a typical November morning,
 chilly and foggy, as the Hohenzollern loomed in sight, escorted by the German battleship Kaiser Friedrich III. and a flotilla of eight British torpedo-boat de- stroyers which met the German ships outside Spitehead. As the yacht enter
 ed the harbor the British admiral's flag ship and eight other warships, gayly oe-
 decked, manned yards and thundered a
 royal salute, which was returned by the
 Kaiser Friedrich III. A detachment Of
 thirteen hundred soldiers and nine hun
 dred seamen, forming a guard of honor,
 was drawn up on the jetty and present.
 ed arms as the Hohenzolern was moor ed alongside.
 The Duke of Connaught, accompanied by Admiral Seymour, General Sir Bal~ CT Russell, number of gorgeously at- tired court functionaries and the mem- bers of the German embassy, promptly
 boarded the Hohenzollern and were re- ceived with a royal salute. The party then took the train for Windsor at 11:3o amid salutes from the Warshlps, bands playing national anthems and cheers from the crowds thronging every point of vantage outside the dock yard.
 The imperial suite includes Count von Eulenburg, Count von Buelow, General von Plessen Admiral won Sendenbibran, General von Scholl, Colonel Pritzcluitz, Colonel von Rasch, Count won Platen, Lord Churchill, waiting to the queen, and the Dowager Lady Churchill.
 Windsor, Nov. 2O.-The Emperor and Empress of Germany and their party arrived here at 1:45 ?. m. They were received by the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of York, all wearing German uniforms, and there was tremendous cheering in the streets as the imperial party drove to the castle, where they were received by Queen Victoria at 2:05 p. m.
 The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York wore the uniform of the German First Queens Dragon guard. The Prince of Wales kissed Emperor Will liam on both cheeks and the emperor embraced him while the other royalties stood on the platform chatting togeth- CT. The Prince of Wales was visibly gratified by the reception accorded to the party and frequently saluted in re- sponse to the cheers of the people. The imperial travellers entered the waiting room, whence they emerged few min utes later and, as a special salute was fired, entered ithe carriages that were in waiting.
 The Empress of Germany. Princess Henry of Battenberg, Princess Chris tan of Schleswig- -Hostein and the Duchess of Albany were in the first car- riage. The emperor rode in carriage containing besides himself the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and the Duke of Connaught. The crowds cheer ed enthusiastically and amid more fir Ing of cannon and the strains of the national anthem the imperial party was driven to the castle, entering by the queens private entrance.
 Queen Victoria received the imperial travellers graciously and after few of affectionate salutation the emperor, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught and the Duke of York re- entered the castle quadrangle and in- spected the guard. His imperial majes- ty then went to the apartments prepar ed for him and for the empress. In the course of the afternoon the emperor went for a stroll in Windsor park, in spected the queens prize cattle and vis- ited the armory. There was a family dinner party at the castle this evening. Tomorrow an elaborate banquet will be given in St. Georges hall. United States Choate will be among the octc,