New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
BRIEF SHOW FOR BERLIN.
ENTRY OF EMPEROR AND KING INTO
THE CAPITAL CITY.
LAR WELCOME - SPEECHES AT
STATE BANQUET.

Berlin. Aug. 2s.-The entry of King Victor
Emmanuel into the city and his drive through
the Inter den Linden advanced purposely
half an hour the published time as a
further precaution against possible disorder.
Consequently the great crowds which were
packed into place an hour before by the police
at the Brandenburg Gate were astonished by
the arrival at brisk trot of gorgeous caval-
cade surrounding six horse carriage, in which
sat Emperor William and a small man in
dark uniform, pulling a blonde mustache.
The carriage stopped. and the crowds ceased
cheering in order to what would happen
The Chief Burgomaster. Herr Kirschner, ad-
vanced and read an address of welcome from
parchment scroll. Behind the Burgomaster
stood bareheaded a hundred representatives of
the city in evening dress. The reading was
over in less than a minute. The Italian King
then turned 10 the German Emperor and asked
him if he should reply. The Emperor shook his
head negatively. and the King thereupon shook
hands with Herr Kirschner and thanked him.
Then deputation of young women advanced
OH the other side of The carriage and gave fhe
Italian King a bunch Of roses. He smiled
bowed buried his face in the blossoms. handed
the bouquet to d lackey and the Cavacade and
carriage swept through the gate ana down
Inter den Linden to the castle three-auarters
of mile away. On one side of the thorough
fare cuira rassiers dra goons and lancers, lined up
two deep, made a glittering barrier of color
while on the other side the peoples view was
unmolested except by extraordinary numbers
of police standing with their faces toward me
spectators The soldiers. of course, hurrahed,
because they were ordered to do so, but the
cheers of the people were spontaneous ana real
" cordial They seemed so to Major Generals
Corbin and Young and their party, who mad a
row of good windows. The American officers
admired the spendidly horsed cavalry moro
than anything else. The show was over In a
few seconds. Shouting and the successive
crashngs of bands placed al intervals between
the squadrons of cavalry marked the progress
of the King and the Emperor down the avenue.
Their maiesties later drove to the Italian En-
bassy for breakfast and then again TO the
castle in order to receive the diplomatic corps
Emperor William kept King Victor Emmanuel
I'D late last night, and had him out of bed at
King Victor Emmanuel subsequently lunched
at the Italian Embassy, and received the proini-
nent members of the Italian colony iiis maj
esty afterward called on Count Won BuIo~' on
Field Marshal Count Won WaIdeIsee anu al Se'-
erai enba ssies.
In the central hall of the arsenal the ceree-
mony of consecratng forty-one coiors ano na! u
ing them to their fagstatfs was carried out IN
the presence of their majesues.
The King Of Italy proceeded to the royal
rausoleunl at Charlottenburg this afternoon
and placed q wreath upon the saTcopAdsuS "
William I.
A. the state banquet given this evening En-
Deror William in a toast 10 the King or Itaiy'
said: When I say with all my heart your MAJ
estv Ia welcome II is no mere expression OF c9lI-
ventional poiteness. but rather an eAp' T,
of the deepest conviction of my heart- iouL
majesty is welcome as the Of the chlValrous
King Humbert, of whom ever retasIt G Itt1r
recolect!ons Welcome 10 your majesty as killS
of that magnificent and beautiful ltaly, me ldna
of our dreams and the source OF inspratl9u tUi
our artists and poets. Welcome as our faithiu,
ally upon the renewal between ouiEeire . 60
our fllustrlous friend the Emperor hlhs Francs
Ioeenb Of that alliance which unites US, WIlCh
Continues in its old strength and "nich nus
woven itself into the lives of our peoples ellet
having for several decades assured ths pc"
OF Europe by Gods viii II VIII coIunue @ a. a..
do The entire Fatheriand uniteS Win me ~
shouting this Joyous greeting: His maJesty' the
King of Italy! Hurrah. hurrah! hurrah!
King Victor Emmanuel, replying 10 Etn-
reror William said feelings OF aftectlon eA-
nressed by the Emperor were precious p!edge
of friedship, which he reciprocated from the
bottom Of his heart. ,.,-
In token OF the orotherly a,Iecloh uIll'ils
our illustrious ancestors said the King OF
JtaIv ..our nations will advance IN civilization.
nrofecteo bv the old alliance between Italy ana
two imperial powers. which public opinion now
recognizes the emblem OF peace dtIu i'S Hl'e@
effective safeguard
The visit of King Victor Emmanuel 20 En-
peror William has been marked by the GOMEZ
ring of many orders, including the oIder OF the
Annunciata which was personally handed py
the King to Count Won BueloW. The Order OF
the Black Eagle bestowed on Signor Ian-
ardelli the Italian Premier, and the German
M Italy. Count Won Nedel, the
order of the Prussian Crown on Signor Prinetti:
the Grand Cross of Saints Maurice and Laza-
rus on the German Secretary for Foreign AZ
fairs Baron Richtofen, and the Grand
Cross of the italian Crown on the German IN
der Secretary for Foreign Affairs. DR. Won Mdhl-
berg Count Lama di Busca received a bust Of
Emperor William