The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-24
NEE TING OF
EMPERORS
Gar Visits Kaiser
On imperial
Yacht.

HELA, Prussia, sept. ZEE nHefpi
William, Prince Henry of Prussia, Ad-
miral Tiche, Secretary of the Admiral
ty. and others in attendance on the two
Emperors dined with the Car on board
the Russian Imperial yacht STANDARD
after the imposing reception yesterday
WAS ended. The car before dinner per
sonally bestowed the order of St An
drew on the German Imperial Chan
cellor. Count Won Buelow, and on Count
Won Gutenberg, and gave portraits OF
himself to the lesser German digni-
taries. Emperor William decorated
Count Lamsdorff, the Prussan Foreign
Minister. with the order of merit of the
Prussian Crown and President Baron
Fredericks, Minister of the Russian I'm
perial Household and Aide de Camp
General, with the Grand Cross of the
Red Eagle. The Car and Emperor
William remained on deck until after
II o'clock, looking at the Illuminated
vessels. In the meanwhile the Western
or Blue squadron, which takes part in
the maneuvers today put to sea, each
ship saluting as it passed the STANDARD.
The Gear has appointed Emperor VII
-liam to be chief of the Russian Dragon
Regiment Narva No. SO. one of the
most famous in the Russian army. En-
peror William conferred with the Car
in the uniform of Empress Alexandra
regiment. the Second Dragon Reg-
ment of the Prussian Guard
LONDON, Sept l2.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Times commenting on
the complaints on the part Of CORE
spondents of their inability to give in
formation regarding the meeting of the
Car and Kaiser, says:
The confidential official account of
the meeting win not reveal much more
than these correspondents. Well in
formed people believe that there will
De no far-rcaching political conse-
quenCes. 1t is not supposed that
Europe is on the eve of new under
standings or arrangements affecting
existing ones, There is already sufli'
cient guarantee that there will be no
Russo German war.
There are obvious reasons why the
Car should not extend his visit to Aus
: tra but it is not apparent why his for
eign Minister should not have done So,
Some thorny questions might have been
. ulSlpStu VI sdliSipNl'iily III "a i'N
hours conversation between the heads
! of the Russian and Austrian Foreign
departments.
Public opinion in Austria Hungary
looks upon the Austro- Russian pact as
collapsed It's fate is scarcely en-
couraging to those who wish for an
Anglo Russian understanding"
The Berlin correspondent of the Times
says:
The Aglarlans who We're formerly
emphatic regarding the necessity Oh
good relations with Russia are now
afraid that the German Government Is
going too far for their interests In Its
advances to Russia. \ significant ar
ticle in one of their organs demands
that II be made clear that the friend
ship of Germany is as valuable to Rus
STA as Russia's friendship is TO Ger
many.
The majority Of the journals poln
out that Germany must remain friends
with both England and Russia an'
commit herself to neither
The Brussels correspondent of tn
Times says that though Belgium ha
no direct interest in the Cars visit L
France her role OF an attentive SpeS
tator is abundantly illustrated by tn
newspapers. Regarding the Danzi
meeting it is not thought that impor
{ tant political results will ensue fror
4 it. The interests of Germany and Rus
STA are believed to be too divergent t
permit of more than an exchange
' cUurtesivs,
u The Independence Beige says: '.
5 the CzarcaN convince Emperor "Ilih'
OF the false position III which man
European states win he placed by y
adoption OF Count Buelow's tariff PR
5 posals this will indeed b. a great p7'l
e gained"
k The Etoile Beige thinks there is
e growing estrangement between &c
"a many and Russia