Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-08-29
LITTLE SLEEP FOR EMANUEL
Emperor William Gives Italy's King Taste
Of Real strenuOuIity.
coRBTN AND YOUNG ARE SPECTATORS
Visiting American Generals Case from
window nt Parade of the PO-
tentates and PIaudits of
the POpuIace.

BERLIN. Aug. 2s.-The entry Of King
Victor Emanuel into the city today and
his drive through the Unter den Linten
was advanced purposely half an hour from
the published time as a precautioD against
possible disorder. Consequently the great
crowds which were packed into place an
hour before by the police at the Branden-
burg gate, were astonished by the arrival
at brisk trot, Of a gorgeous cavalcsde
surrounding a six-horse carriage in which
sat Emperor William and a small man in
a dark uiform, pulling at a blonde mus
teche.
The carriage stopped and the crowds
ceased cheering in order to see what was
to happen. The chief burgomaster, Herr
Kerschner, advanced and read an address
Of welcome from a parchment scroll. Be-
hind the burgomaster stood bareheaded
100 representatives of the city in evening
dress. The reading was over in less than
a minute. The Italian king then turned to
the German emperor and asked him II be
should reply. The emperor shook his head
negatively and the king then shook hands
with Herr Kirschner and thanked him.
A deputation Of young women advanced
on the other side Of the carriage and gave
the king a bunch of roses, he smiled
handed the bouquet to a lackey and the
cavalcade and carriage swept through the
gate and down Inter den Linten, three
quarters Of a mile. On one side of the
thoroughfare were curiasseurs, dragons
and lancers, lined up two deep-a glitter
ing barrier of color On the other side
the peoples view was unmolested, except
by extraordinary numbers of police stand
ing with their faces toward the spectators
The cheers Of the people were spontaneous
and really cordial. They seemed so tc
General Corbin and Young and their party
who had a row Of good windows.
What Americans Most Admired.
The American officers most admired the
splendidly horsed cavalry more than any
thing else. The show was over in a few
seconds. Shouting and the successive
crashings of bands placed at intervals be-
tween the s9uadrcns of cavalry marked
peror down the avenue Their majesties
later drove to the Italian embassy for
breakfast and then again to the castle in
order to receive the diplomatic corps.
The secretary of the United States en-
bassy, John b. Jackson, represented the
United States in the absence Of the Amer
lean ambassador, Andrew d. White, who
is on a visit to Switzerland.
Emperor William kept King Victor Eman-
uel up late last night at Potsdam and
had him out OF bed at o'clock this morn
ing. The visit of King Victor Emanuel
to Emperor William has been marked by
the comforting Of many orders, including
the Order of the Annunciata, which was
personally handed to the king by Count
Won Buelow.
The Order of the Black Eagle was be-
slowed on Signor Zanardelli the italian
premier, and the German ambassador to
Italy, Count Won Wedl; the Order of the
Prussian Crown on Signor Prinetti; the
Grand Cross Of Saints Marks and Lazarus
on Baron Won Richthofen and the Grand
Cross OF the italian Crown on the German
under secretary for foreign affairs, DR.. Won
Muhlberg. Count Lama di Busca received
a bust Of Emperor William.