New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
THE KAISER WELCOMED.
RECEPTION OF THE GERMAN EMPEROR
IN ENGLAND.
uFARTY GREETINGS FROM ROYALTIES AND
PEoPLE-A FACETIoUs BAND.

Portsmouth Nov HO.-Ihe Germn lmperla
yacht Hohenzollern entered the harbor at 1903
I. m. to-day. amid the salutes of the guns OF
,be warships and forts. The Emperor and En-
,ress and their two sons landed AT 1890 and
n,ere welcomed by the Duke OF Connaught, who
,,ore the uniform of the German Hussar regi-
,oent Of which ne is honorary colonel, and by
various court digntaries
was q tvpical November morning chilly and
,sgy. as the Hohenzollern loomed in sight es-
.o,,ed bv the German battleship Kaiser Fried
r,ch III and hotilla Of eight British torpedo
hos, destroyers which met the German ships
outside Spithead The imperial yacht few the
Rr,tish naval flag at her foremsst. the German
Gag at her mizzen. and the imperial standard
=, her mainmast AS she entered the harbor
the British Admirars flagship and eight other
,arsbips gayly bedecked, manned yards and
,,,rsered a royal salute. which was returned
-. Kaiser Friedrich Ill A detachment OF
siebteen hundred soldiers and nine hundred sea-
non forming a guard OF honor, drawn up
IN the ietty and presented arms as the Hohen-
zonern was moored alongside. with the imperial
rar,v standing on the yachts bridge Emperor
yruiar, wore tho uniform Of a British Admiral
cd the two young Princes wore simple sailor
boy suits
The Duke Of Connaught. accompanied by Ad-
r,,rsl Seymour General Sir Baker Russell, a
rur,her Of gorgeously attired Court functiona-
r,es and the members of the German Embassy.
~or,ntlv boarded the Hohenzollern and were
received with a royal salute Warm greetings
were exchanged with the Emperor and his sons
After His Majesty had held a brief court the
t-r,nress appeared. dressed in a fawn colored
costume and participated in the greetings
PLAYED WILLIE. WE HAVE MISSED YOU"
The jetty presented the gayest and most ami
mated appearance. and accommodated large
number OF privileged spectators. Bunting and
German and British flags were displayed every
where While the piles of baggage were being
landed the bands played German and British
national airs. Then the Marine Light Infantry
Band struck up oh Willie, We Have Missed
You" This seemed TO please the Emperor
greatly He shook hands with Lieutenant
Miller who in charge Of the band, and
congratulated him on the rendition Of the music
Soon after the dispatch Of the train with the
baggage and servants the royal special train
was drawn up. and at about II the imperial
party and others landed and were received by
the naval and military officials. The Empress
the recipient Of handsome bouquet The
civic authorities were then introduced to the
Emperor. who later inspected the troops and
sailors forming the guard Of honor. Their
Majesties and Royal Highnesses took the train
for Windsor at II 80 o'clock. amid salutes from
the warships. bands playing national anthems
and cheers from the crowds throngng every
point Of vantage outside the dockyard
The imperial suite includes Count Won Eulen-
burg Count Won Bjilow General Won Plessen
Admiral Won Sendenbibran. General Won schol
Colonel Pritzcutz. Colonel Won Rasch. Count
Won Platen Lord Churchill. Lord in Waiting to
the Queen. and the Dowager Lady Churchill
GUEST OF THE QUEEN
CORDIAL RECEPTION OF THE IMPERIAL
VISITOR AT WINDSOR.
Windsor. Nov. 2O.-Tbe Emperor and Empress
Of Germany and their party arrived here at 1;45
p 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 205
o'clock.
The royal waiting room at the railroad station
and the platform were lavishly decked with
flowers When the Empress alghted the daugh-
ter Of the Mayor Of Windsor presented 10 Her
Majesty bouquet Of Marechal Mel roses and
red orchids. tied with the Windsor colors.
GLAD TO BE AT WINDSOR AGAIN.
The Emperor. replying to the Mayors well
come. said:
thank YOU very much for your kind atten-
tion. l must tell you that It gives me very great
pleasure 70 be here once more.
The Prince Of Wales and the Duke Of York
wore the uniform Of the German 1st Queens
Dragon Guards The Prince Of Wales kissed
Emperor William on both cheeks and the En-
peror embraced him, while the other royalties
stood on the platform chatting together. The
Prince Of Wales visbly gratfed by the re-
ception accorded to the party, and frequently
saluted in response 10 the cheers Of the people
The imperial travellers entered the waiting
room. whence they emerged few minutes later
and as a royal salute fired entered the car
riages in waiting. The Empress Of Germany.
Princess Henry Of Battenberg. Princess Chris
tian Of Schleswig- -Holstein and the Duchess OF
Albany were in the first carriage. The En-
peror followed in a carriage containing. besides
himself the Prince Of Wales the Duke of York
and the Duke Of Connaught. The crowds cheered
enthusiastically. and amid more firing Of can
non and the strains Of the national anthem the
imperial party was driven 10 the castle, entering
by the Queens private entrance.
Queen Victoria received the imperial travel
lers graciously. and after a few minutes Of
affectionate salutation the Emperor. the Prince
OF Wales the Duke Of Connaught and the Duke
Of York re-entered the castle quadrangle and
inspected the guard. His imperial Majesty then
went 10 the apartments prepared for him and
FOR the Empress
The town is filed with visitors and decorated
with flags On the Town Hall the British and
German royal standards and the Stars and
Stripes foated side by side. The windows and
stands along the route to the castle were
crowded
In the course OF the afternoon the Emperor
Went for stroll in Windsor Park. inspected the
Queens prize cattle and visited the armory.
There was a family dinner party at the castle
'his evening Tomorrow an elaborate banquet
VIII be given in St Georges Hall. United States