Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-15

London, February 5.-Emperor Will
liam has returned on board the jnperfal
yacht Hohenzollern. at Port Victoria
on ms way home, after receiving from
London crowds demonstratiye expres-
sions on their appreciation Of his pro-
Ionged visit to England. The EN-
peror's passage through London. how
ever, was somewhat marred by bad
weather Unmistakable evidence of the
place he has won in theshearts OF the
English people was seen! in the affec.
ton with which he was hidden farewell
by King Ed ard. the Duke of Con-
naught and other members of the royal
family. A naval parade greeted the
Emperors arrival at Port Victoria,
"hen all the war vessels dressed shin
IL" being further evidence of the ex-
ceptional official cordiality existing be-
tween the two countries. Emperor
William was accompanied nv tho
Crown Prince. Frederick William. and
the Duke OF Sparta.
IL was at Charing Cross railroad sta
ZION, subsequent to the luncheon NJ
Marlborough House. that the chief ova-
uon occurred. The crowds. packed
densely. cheered Justify as each state
carriage. containing the members of
the German suite passed, and shouted
themselves hoarse when, behind a bril-
nent escort OF life guards, Emperor
w IMAM, King Edward Crown Prince
Frederick William and the Duke OF
Connaught drove up In the same car
rage.
me Archbishop of York Field Mar
shal Earl Roberts, the Lord Mayor and
distinguished people. including
tAe members of the German embassy.
populations from the Bluecher reCi-
ment and Prussian Dragons and other
sihcers gathered on the platform to say
farewell
Inc ColcstreamS Guards furnished
The guard of honor, and its band PLAYED
the German hymn as the train moved
away, the Coldstreams saluting at the
same time The Duke of Sparta trav-
siied on another car of the same train.
Emperor William was In the highest
spirits. He talked, laughed and shook
hands all round. King Edward was
equally cheerful. He appeared to be in
better health than for weeks past.
after an affectionate farewell between
Tie two monarchs the train started out
amid the playing OF the national an
them by the band OF the Coldstreans
Guards and the cheers OF the people.
King Edward ran forward to take a
hnal grip Of Emperor Williams hand.
which was held out OF q window. II
~aa evident that no one was better
pleased at the days proceedings than
the Emperor himself
a number OF German detectives
ccaTelessly followed in the Emperor's
footsteps and boarded the Imperial
rain before IL started. Emperor VIII
lam wore British Field Marshals
vaieorm, and King Edward and the
TO Of Connaught wore the German
uniforms.
For the first time in many DAYS the
hags in the streets and on buildings
rev At the Flagstaff heads The Ger
u'an nag was prominently displayed.
The HohenZollern anchored this even
ms IN Sheerness harbor. She will sail
at o'clock tomorrow morning, escort
81 by the German cruiser Nymphe and
lie British cruisers Niobe and Minerva.
Berlin, February 5.-The order direct
ing the court to go into mourning for
th.ce months in memory of Queen Vic
,-sia has been modified by another inn
! rial order issued to-day, reducing the
mourning period to two months.