The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-01
SERIOUS RIOT IN RUSSIA
MANY WORKINGMEN REPORTED TO
HAVE BEEN SHOT By SOLDIERS.
Fight with Police and Military at a
Factory Near st. Petersburg
Old Paintings Found.

BERLIN May S1.-Queen Wilhelmina
and rer husband, the Prince of the Neither
lands. witnessed Tie Emperor's review o.
the Berlin garrison to-day. The Queen
afterwards drove to the royal castle with
the Empress, the Emperor riding at the
head Of the First Guards regiment, with
the Prince of the Netherlands on his right
hand. On returning the procession was
met on Unter den Linden by the chief
burgomaster, the city officials and band
OF twenty-four white-robed maidens. The
burgomaster presented an address to
Queen Wilhelmina and handed her a
bouquet of flowers of the Netherland
colors, red, white and blue. The Queen
replied with a few words Of thanks.
The public throughout the day enthus-
iastically greeted Queen Wilhelmina. I'm
mencc throngs witnessed the parade.
Owing to the sultry weather there were d
score of sunstrokes, the sufferers includ-
ing number of soldiers. Many Dutch
flags were displayed. The newspapers are
unanimous in extending a welcome to the
Queen.
The parade itself, in spite of the fearful
dust and terrible heat, was the most sue
cessful held in years. All the military at
taches, with General Bonnal, kept in a
cluster near the Emperor, who led a
brigade past the review stand, near which
was stationed a carriage containing the
Empress and Queen Wilhelmina.
The foreign experts agreed in saying
they had never seen such marvellous drill
and marching. After the maneuvers the
Emperor and his suite took up position
la n,
crown prince, Frederick William, and
Prince Henry. of the Netherlands. had
places, throughout, next to the Emperor.
Several hundred Americans attended the
review, mostly in carriages, among them
being Mr.. Andrew d. White, the United
States ambassador, and Mrs. White, with
United States Senator Albert j. Beveridge,
f. ". Hollis, E. " Morgan, of New York;
ex-Mayor Scheren, of Brooklyn; Mr. and
Mrs. Lands, of San Francisco; Command
er William III. Beehler, the United States
naval attache. and Mrs. Beeher, with a
party; Mrs. Kerr, wife of Lieutenant
Colonel Kerr, the United States military
attache; Admiral and Mrs. Smith, DR.. An
gell, Of Rochester, and Mrs. Shakespeare
and Mrs. Rutter, of Philadelphia.
The ceremony of the Emperor accom-
panying the reginental flags back to the
Schioss, with his large suite, was most i'm
pressive, his Majesty holding his field
marshal's staff. The crowds cheered with
great enthusiasm. The municipal cere
mony of welcoming Queen Wilhemina
was quite simple, but the floral decorations
around the spot were most gorgeous.
The luncneon the Schloss was par
ticipated in by all the members of the
royal families, including the ladies, the
foreign guests ana the military attaches
The gala opera tonight was attended by
all the members of the United States en-
baSsy, as well as the American ladies' and
Senator Beveridge was also present The
opera was Donizettis THE Daughter of
the Regiment" Between the first and sec
ond acts the Emperor and Empress held a
cercle in the foyer, his Majesty chatting
with Mr.. White and saying, among other
things, that the monuments in the Sieges
Alice would serve as excellent object
lesson for German youth. Queen Wilhei-
nina addressed Mr.. White as an old ac-
quaintance from The Hague peace confer
ence. recalling number of details of the
proceedings.
Emperor William has decorated General
Bonnal, director of the French War School
with the crown order of the first class and
has bestowed on Colonel Gallet the crown
order of the second class.