The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-25
QUEEN AND KAISER.
German Emperor Arrives in Eng
land and is Received with Great
Pomp and Parade.

Pomp and Parade.
Portsmouth, England. Nov. 2O-The
German imperial yacht Hohenzollern en-
erred the harbor at 1905 a. m. today and
was welcomed with guns from the war
ships and forts. The Emperor and En-
press and their two sons landed at 1870,
ard were welcomed by the Duke of Con-
aaught, who wore the uniform of the
Ierman Hussar regiment, of which he Is
honorary colonel, and by various court
1lgnitaries.
1t was a typical November morning,
chilly and foggy, as the Hohenzollern
oomed in sight. escorted by the German
battleship Kaiser Friedrich Ill. and Il
iotilla of eight British torpedo-boat de-
stroyers, which met the German ships
outside Spithead.
The imperial yacht flew the British ma
val flag at her foremast, the German flag
At her mizZen and the imperial standard
at her mainmaSt. AS she entered the
1arbor, the British admiral's flagship and
eight other warships, gaily bedecked.
manned yards and thundered royal sa-
ute, which was returned by the Kaiser
friedrich III A detachment of 1900 sol
iiers and 900 seamen. forming Il guard of
honor, was drawn up on the jetty and
presented arms as the HohenZollern was
noored alongside. with the imperial par
Y standing on the yachts bridge.
Emperor William wore the uniform of
4 British admiral and the two young
princes wore simple sailor-boy suits.
Functionaries Gorgeousiy Attired.
The Duke of Connaught, accompanied
oy Admiral Seymour, Gen. Sir Baker
Russell. a number of gOrgeously-attIred
,ourt functionaries and the memberS OF
he German embassy boarded the Hohcn-
,Ollern and were received with royal
salute Warm greetings We're exchanged
with the Emperor and his sons. After
lis ma jesty had held brief court the
Empress appeared. dressed i'll faWn-
,olored costume. and participated III the
greetings. The jetty presented the gaycHt
md most animated appearance ana ac-
,ommodated Il large number of privileged
spectators. Bunting and German anit
British flags We're displayed everyWhCh".
While the piles of baggage We're being
anded the bands played German and
British national airs. Soon after the
dispatch Of the train with the baggage
and servants the royal special train WAS
1rawn up and about eleven of the lmpc-
.ial party and others landed and were
received by the naval and military Off
,ialS.
The Empress was the recipient of Il
handsome bouquet. The civic authorities
alter, inspected the troops and sailors
corning the guard of honor.
Their majcsticS and royal highncSSes
ook the train for Windsor ut II 80. amid
salutes from the warships. bands playing
national anthems. and cheers from the
crowds thronging every point of vantage
outside the dockyard.
The imperial suite includes Count Won
Eulcnberg, Count Won Buclow. Gen. Won
Plessen, Admiral Won Scndenbibran,
Gen. Won Schel. Col Prit."luitz. Col.
Won Rasch, Count Won f.dfeh. Lord
Churchill. lord in waiting 10 inc Queen,
md the DowaGcr Lady Churchill.
After playing national airs the Marine
Light Infantry band struck mp oh.
Willie. We Have Missed Iou." This
seemed to please the EmprrCf greatly.
He shook hands with Lieut.. Miner. W he
was in charge Of the band, and congratu
ated him ON the rendition of the music
Arrival at Windsor.
Windsor. Nov. 20-Thc Urncror and
Empress of Germany and tIlel, patty ar
'ived here at 40 =. III. They were
'eceived by the Prince of Wales. the
Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of
FORK, all wearing German uniforms. and
here was tremendous cheering in the
,trccts as the imperial party drove to
he castle, where they were received ~
queen Victoria ut 2:oJ p. m.
The royal waiting room at the railroad
station and the platform were laviShiy
locked with flowers. When the Empress
llightcd, the daughter Of tn" mayor of
Windsor presented her with Il bouquet of
Marshal Mel roses and red orchids, tied
With the Windsor colors.
The town is filed with CXcurSiOnistS
md decorated with flags. On the town
lall the British and German royal stand
ards and the stars and stripes fnatcd
-, I,,-. a. .,,,l tp., /.
,ong the route to the castle were
.rowded.
Emperor's Brief Response.
The Emperor replying to the mayors
Welcome said:
| thank YOU very much for your kind at
ention. | must tell you that it gives me
rery great pleasure to be here once more.
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of
York wore the uniform of the German
First Queens Dragon guards. The
Prince of Wales kissed Emperor William
IN both checks and the Emperor en-
oraccd him, while the other royalties
stood on the platform. chatting together
The Prince of Wales was vi>Ihly graft
led by the reception accorded to the
oarty and frequently Salutcd in responS"
% the cheers of the people.
The imperial travellers were entertained
II the waiting room. whence they
,mcrged a few minutes later, and, as Il
oval salute was fired. entered the car
,iages in waiting. The Empress Of Ger
many. Princess Henry of RattCnhurg
Princess Christian of Schl"Swig llOistein
and the Duchess Of Albany We're in the
irSt carriage. The Emperor foll0Wcd in
carriage containing, besides himself
he Prince of Wales. the Duke of York
ind the Duke Of Connaught. The crowds
,hccrcd enthusiastically. and, amid more
iring of cannon and the strains of the
national anthem. the imperial party was
iriven to the castle. entering hy the
Queens private entrance.
Received by the Queen.
Queen Victoria received the imperial
'ravclcrs graciously and. after Il few min
utes of affectionatc salutation. the En-
neror. 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 majesty
then went TO the apartments prepared for
him and for the Empress.
No Political Significance.
London. Nov. 20.-The British news
,apers all publish a euiogiStic welcome of
he Emperor and Empress of Germany
and are strenuously cndeayorinG to make
political capital out Of the visit. This
visit. however. is opposed by the com
ncnt of today's German papers. which
INSIST that the trip of his majesty is pure
Il family affair and has no political