The evening times., 1901-02-05

LONDON. Feb 5.-London,s voice. which
had been pent up for fortnight in the
presence Of the dead. resounded today
with shouts of goodwill for Emperor
William during his progress through the
city. Flags were run mast high and many
stands which were covered with purple cn
Saturday we're decked in red and gold
today.
The hour OF the Kaiser's arrival at Pad
dington was such that business people OF
the West End we're enabled TO curtan
their lunch time and see the bright cavaI-
eade The Kings wish that the people of
the capital should have opportunity to
show their appreciation OF Emperor VIII
1fam's devotion was only announced yes
terday. yet over 100,oOo people gathered
between Paddington and Marlborough
House
The Grenadier Guards formed the guard
OF honor al Windsor ard Scots Guards at
Padding.on Station.
= troan Of the Royal Horse Guards, with
Shining helmets and cuirasses. ard wearing
their white breeches, preceded at an easy
trot the open Iaudau from which the Kaiser
gravely ssIuted IN response 70 The unin-
terruptea cheering.
The King wora the uniform Of colonel
of the German Imperial Guard and the
Kaiser tia, q. British field marshal The
Duke OF CoEnaught wore the 1ri5arm CT
German Hussar
King Edward did not conceal his pride
at the reception rendered TO his nephew
The Crown Prince. who was seated oppo-
site. flushed with pleasure as he and The
officers OF his suite shared in the vel
come. which was also extended TO the
Prnssiau cavalry delegation.
The crowds around Marlborough House
cheered Justify whenever they saw a Ger
man uniform. Another troop of the Horse
Guards followed the carriages.
Hyde Park and Piccadtny were espe-
cially 1hronged with people, despite the
cold weather. and they gave the party
most exuberant welcome. There was con-
tinuaI cheering for the Kaiser. Flags
were generally full-masted.
Even clubIand had recovered fron Sat
urday's gloom, members in the houses
repeatedly hurrahing and occasionally at
tempting a general Hook der Kaiser"
King Edward repeatedly bowed his thanks
as the party drove TO Marlborough Houssss'
4 huge emblem with the words Good
by, Kaiser: God Bless You" at the TOP of
the ST James station seemed TO please
Wilhelm. as he smiled bread when he saw
As The two monarchs drove through the
streets Of London it was noticed that
King Edward wore the uniform of the
Prussian Dragons. with the helmet. and
that the Kaiser was attired in the uni
form Of a British field marshal.
At Paddington Station an incident C
CURED that scared for moment the mem
bers Of the royal party The station hay
ing been closed, a number Of fool hardy
boys had climbed On the glass roof fnne-
dia-ely ever the platform
a man fell through just as the guard
presented arms while the King and Kaiser
were alighung from the train. quantity
OF broken glass sprinkIed over The royal
party. but no one WAS injured in any way.
The crowd remained about MARLBOROUGH.
House for an hour There was a great
cheer as ,he escort Of the Horse Guards
reappeared at , O'Clock and the carriages
soon reappeared and resumed their jour
ney to Charing Cross Station where the
Kaiser took train for Port Victoria.
The enthusiasm Of the people euIuinat-
ed in great demonstration at Caaring
Cross Station. The enthusiasm vas re-
newed when the King started on his re
turn journey 10 Marlborough.
The British cruisers Niobe and Minerva
viii accompany the Imperial German
yacht Hohenzonern to sherness. Imperial
salutes VIII be fred by the warships to-
night.