The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

company the party in the capacity of
''historlographer." Mark Twain will be
asked to act as press agent Certainly
a most excellent selection, for where is
the editor who would allow his paper to
make fun of the nations distinguished
guest after the great humorist asked to
let him down easy. The kaiser has
sincere regard for Mark-his books and
capt. Mahan's are always in his library.
whether he be at homo or travelling.
The emperor viii make his headquar-
tiers on the yacht HohenZol' ern, under the
guns OF one Of the big forts. but he will
stop at the Waldorf-Astoria. While he
resides there the floor where he state
apartments are must be reserved for him
IN ITS entirety, also special elevator and
special entrance, to be guarced by Ger
man soldiers.
FEARS TIE vANDERBILTs
The kaiser will try TO find time to run
down to Newport, but though not op-
noSed TO accept the hospitality of one or
the multi mrllionaires, he will, in all
that Is, II an entente cordiale with the
Nanderbilts is not previously fixed up
The p:oviso will probably stfike Ameli,
can readers a $ somewhat ludicrous but
as stated, William thinks tie Wander,
bits have a real eriey ance against him,
And he Will continue TO think so until
ADVISED to the contrary by the parties
themselves. In WASHINGTON his majesty
Will live on German soil; that is in the
imperial embassy, where a whole floor
VIII VIII be set aside for. lin, While tbs
various members of his cntourage will
lodge in different hotels
Being field marshal in his own light,
likewise a German, British. Russian and
Swedish admiral. the kaiser IS. of course
entitled to attendance by Amcrio as high
est military and naval representatives
re VIII be very, CAD to renew his
ask the president t. appoint his old
friend. Capt. Nathan. instead of Admiral
Dewey, as his naval a1jutant-of honor.
Though anxious to meet tie victor Of
Manila and hear the story Of his great
achievement from his own lips he doesn't
care &c revive the tales about German
meeddlesomeness by closer association
With him. He has known Mahan long
SlC Intimately. His iestY will invite
senator Depew and Mr.. Carnegie to be
his guests on the Hohcnzollern for the
period CT his stay. He knows that he can
Learn from the one a great deal about
r3llrcading, ard from the other much
about steel-two industries IN which he
is very much interested.
his majesty expects to lie entertained
with extensive army and navy maneu-
Vers as matter of course, and is partic-
uIarly anxious to see the troops hat COW
cred themselves with glory in the late
Spanish-American war.
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
The emperor will spead several hours
daily with his dispatches and must have
direct teleeraphic connections with the
HohenZoliern wherever he goes. the wires
10 be under German control for the time
being, while the great yacht is exempt
from the authority CT tie harbor police
II Is SAID That the Emperor will reverse
his order of presents fer the occasion
For the ladies he will bring decorations;
1or the gentlemen. scarfp'nS watches
silver models of ships and cther costly
trlnkets. He knows that the law forbids
american ctnclals to- accept crosses and
stars. The ladies, unless they hold posi-
tons under the government, may have
decorations thrust upon them There Will
be wholesale dispensa;ion of orders in
tended for women, particularly OF the
order of Louise. and of the gold medal
for art and science.
1t takes money to entertain an empe-
r9r who travels with ~ personal entour-
age of from so to 100 Gentlemen. all of
whom are entitled to suite CT rooms.
board of the highest order. and parlor
car and carriage transporta ton for them
selves and servants, the number of the
latter varying between two and five.
Lord Lonsda!e spent $30d00 in one week
to make William and his party comfort
able at his own house