The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-29
IS Fleeing SHOW
King Emanuel and Emperor
William Dash Through Streets
CURIOUS CROWDS WONDER
As Gorgeous Cavalcade
Sweeps by Them.

Berlin. August 2S.-The entry of King
Victor Emmanuel into the city today and
his drive through the Inter Den Linden
was advanced purposely half an hour
from the published time. as a precaution
against possible disorder. Consequently
the great crowds which were packed into
place an hour before by the police at the
Brandenberg gate. were astonished by
the arrival at brisk trot of a gorgeous
cavalcade surrounding a six-horse car
riage, in which sat Emperor William
and small man in dark uniform pull
ing at a blonde moustache. The car
rage stopped and the crowd ceased
cheering in order to see what would hap
pen. The chief burgomaster. Herr Kir-
schner, advanced and read an address of
welcome from parchment scroll. Be
hind the bourgomaster stood bareheaded
a hundred representa- of the city in
evening dress. The reacing was all over
in less than a minute. The Italian king
then turned to the German emperor and
asked him if he could reply. The king
shook his head negatively and the king
thereupon shook hands with Herr Kir-
scher and thanked him. \ deputation OF
young ladies advanced on the other side
OF the carriage and gave the Italian king
a bunch of roses. He smiled. bowed.
buried his face in the blossoms. handed
the bouquet to lackey, and the caval-
cade carriage swept through the gate and
down Inter Den Linden to thte Castle.
three-quarters of mile away.
On one side of the thoroughfare cuiras-
siers, dragons and lancers lined up two
deep made a glittering barrier of color,
while on the other side the peoples view
was unmolested except by the exTaordi-
nary number Of police standing with their
faces toward the spectators. The cheer
OF the people were spontaneous and really
cordial They seemed so TO Generals
Corbin and Young and their party had a
row of good windows. The American
officers admired the splendidly horsed
cavalry more than anything else. The
show was over in a few seconds. Shout
ing and the successive crashing OF bands
placed at intervals between the squadron
OF cavalary marked the place of the king
and emperor down the avenue. Their
majesties later drove to the Italian en-
bassy for breakfast and then again TO
the Castle. The secretary of the United
States embassy. John B. Jackson, repre-
scented the United States in the absence
OF the American ambassador, Andrew d.
White, who is on a visit to Switzerland
Emperor William kept King Victor
Emmanuel up late last night at Potsdam
and had him out of bed at o'clock this
morning. The visit of King Victor EN-
manuel to Emperor William, has been
marked by the comforting of many orders
including the order of the Annunciata,
which was personally handed by the
king to Count Won Buelow. The order OF
the Black Eagle was bestowed on Signor
Zanaredeln. the Italian premier and the
German ambassador - Italy. Count Won
Wedel; the order of the Frs ssian Crown
on Signor Prinetti; the Grand Cross Of
Saints Maurice and Iazaraus on the
German secretary Of foreign affairs.
Baron Won Richthofeu and the Grand
Cross of the Italian Crown on the Ger
man under secretary of foreign affairs,
Or. Won Muhlberg. Count LAMA Dl
Busca received a bust of Emperor VIII
liam
The king Of Italy proceeded TO the royal
a: Charlottenberg this after
noon and placed a wreath upon the sar-
cophagus Of William /.
At the state banquet given tonight En-
perOr William, in a toast TO the king Of
Italy, said: When l saw with all my
heart Your majesty IS welcome, it is TO
more expression Of conventional polite
ness. but rather an expression of the deep
est conviction of my heart. Your majesty
is welcome as the son Of the ehivalrous
King Humbert. OF whom 1 ever retain
recollection. Welcome 10 your
majesty as king Of that magniacent and
beautiful Italy, the land OF our dreams
and the source Of inspiration Tor our ar
lists and poets. Welcome as our faithful
ally upon the renewal between ourselves
and our nlustrious friend. the emperor
king. Francis Joseph. OF that alliance
which unites US. which continues in its
old strength and which has wcven itself
into the lives OF our peoples after having
for several decades assured the peace Of
Europe. as by God s viii it viii continue
to do. The entire fatherland unites with
me in shouting this joyous greeting: His
majesty. the king OF Italy. Hurrah. Hur-
rah, Hurrah,
King Victor Emmanuel replying 10
William. said the feeling n az
lection expressed by the emperor were a f
precious pledge Of friendship, which he
from the bottom Of his
heart
In token OF the brotherly affection
uniting our uustrious ancestors. said
The King Of italy. our nations advance
In civilization, protected hy the ord aTi-
ance between Italy and two imperial
PC wers. which public opinion now recog-
lizes as the emblem Of peace and its
most effective safeguard.
THINKS MUCH OF AMERICA
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