The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-21
Germasy's Ruler and Ills Party We're Giver
q Most Cordial Welcome.
Was the Music Played ny tho Bant
visit Is purely n Family Anafr \
According to German Papers.

nausht. who wore the uniform OF the
German Hussar regiment, OF which he Is
honorary colonel. and by several court
dignitaries. II was typical November
morning. chilly and foggy, as the Hohen-
zolleru doomed in sight, escorted by the
German baitleship Kaiser Frederick ~
and a hotilla OF eight British torpedo boat
destroyers. which met the German ships
outside Spithead
The imperial yacht few the British ma
val flag at her foremast, the German nag
! at her mizzen and the imperial standard
at her mainmast. As she entered the
| harbor the British admral's flagship aid
| eight, other warships, gaily bedecked,
I manned yards and Numbered royal sa-
| Lutte, which was returned by the Kaiser
! Frederick III. A detachment of 1900 sol
diers and 600 seamen. forming guard OF
| honor, was drawn UP and presented arms
| as the Hohenzolern came alongside. with
the imperial party standing on the yacht S
| bridge.
Emperor William wore the uniform OF
British admiral and the two young princes
wore simple sailor boy suits.
The Duke of Connaught accompanied by
Admiral Seymour, General Sir Baker Rus
sell. number of gorgeousiy attired court
functionares and the members OF the
German embassy boarded the Hohenzol-
lern and were received with a royal sa
lutte. Warm greetings were exchanged
with the emperor and his sons. After his
majesty had held brief court reception,
the empress appeared, dressed in fawn-
oolored costume. and participated in the
greetings The ietty presented an ami
mated appearance and there was a large
number of spectators. Bunting and Ger
man and British flags were displayed
everywhere. While the members of the
party were being landed the bands played
the national airs. Soon after the dispatch
of the train with the baggage and SER
wants, the royal special train was drawn
up and about eleven of the imperial party
were received by the naval and military
officers. The empress was the recipient of
a handsome bouquet, The civic authori.
ties were introduced to the emperor, who
later inspected the troops and sailors
forming the guard of honor. Their majes-
ties and royal highnesses took the train
for Windsor at 1880 amid saiutes from
the warships, bands playing national an
thems and cheers from the crowds throng.
ing every point Of vantage near the dock
yards.
The imperial suite included Count Won
Eulenburg. Count Won Bulow General
Won Plessen, Admiral Won Sedenbib-au.
General Won Schell, Colonel Pritzcln.tz,
Colonel Won Rasch, Count Won Platen,
Lord Churchill. lord in waiting to the
queen. and the Dowager Lady Churchill
After playing national airs the Marine
Light Infantry band struck UP ooh Willie
We Have Missed YOU This seemed TO
please the emperor greatly. He shook
hands with Lieutenant Miller, who was in
charge of the bard and congratulated him
on the rendition of the music.
Windsor, November 20.-The empress
and emperor of Germany and their party
arrived here at las p. m. They were re
ceiyed by the Prince Of Wales, Duke o,
Cambridge and the Duke of York, all wear
ing German uniforms, and there was ire
mendous cheering in the streets when tho |
imperial party drove to the castle whe |
they were received by Queen Victoria a |
2:05 p. N.
me royal waiting room at the railroad |
station and the platform were lavishly dee
Grated with flowers. When the empress
alShted the daughter of the MAYOR Of
Windsor presented her with a bouquet of
Narechal Neil roses and red orchids tiei
with Windsor colors.
me town is filed with excursionists and
decorated with flags. On the town han
'he British and German royal standards
and stripes floated side by side. The win
uows and stands along the route to the
castle were crowded
me emperor, replying to the mayors
Mocome SAID: Il thank you very much
.or your Kind attention. must tell Won
.hat IL gives ME very great pleasure 10 bs
mere once more"
me Prince Of Wales and the Drte n,
r rurk wore the uniforms of the German
-. queens Dragon Guards. The prin -
=. wares Kissed Emperor William on both
,,.n,, ana the emperor embraced him
whlie me other royalties st oil on The
pua,iorm chatting together. The Prince NJ
~ a''s was vlslbly gratifed by the recep-
IN accorded TO the party and freuuentlv
noo,',a ~ response 10 the cheers of the
H. n,.,,,, ine Imperial travellers entered ,
, waiting room, whence they emerged !
,cW minutes later and royal saIuts ,y,s
lred. The Empress of Germany Pripeess :
lirhIy or Baticnberg. Princess Christi,n n, ,
-Hoistein and the Duchess ~
llnany were in the first carriage rha
Emperor followed in a Carriage con,ai,;ns
1sslaes himself The Prince of Wales tba
Du r Vi YORK and the Duke OF Connaupht
ne croWds cheered enthusiastically and
- ~ ''ofe nr'ng OF cannon and the strains
yas dri, auonai anthem the imperial partyl
s"' NdStlt, elterlng hy tina
lheen's private entrance - 'ue
queen Victoria Received tho jn,nar,.,1
taNeiers eraciously and after a few n,Ir ,
,.es OF afieeiionate salntatlon ths ann am ,
,eror, me Prince of Wales. the Duka ~,
80 nj and the Duke OF York rear
s s me castle quadrangle ana insnootaa
ne guards His imperial majesty wans
o DO the n,a apartments prepared for him ANN ann
LONDON November .o.-rhe British
'eNspapers all publish eulogistic Welcomes
: 'ne emperor and empress Of csrman.
,n,,. arc slrenuously endeavorlng ~ n,aIa
lev, l capital out OF the visit, This
!, lew. however Is opposed nv the comna m,s
= 'Vuay German papers which ;ns,st
AMY aiiair and has no poltioa, ph imner
4 4,
.as Salisbury Dead. Ell
, LONDON November 90 LADY sa,,snr, b
a ss,, ,his afternoon at Hatheld house u.. u
"a ,n recently appeared ID be rn,or,n el
~ "'r psmise today was unexpected ?
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