The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-29
ROYAL WELCOME
TO ITALYS KING
Immense Crowds Packed the
n Streets Of Germany's Capital.
CHEERS WERE SPONTANEOUS
MANY ORDERS CONFERRED IN
HONOR OF THE VISIT.
CHEERS WERE SPONTANEOUS

DERLIN. Aug. 2s.-The entry Of King
ID Victor Emmanuel into the city to-
day and his drive through the
Inter den Linden was advanced pur-
posely half an hour from the published
time. as a precaution against possible
: disorder. Consequently the great
crowds which packed into places an
: hour before the police at the Branden-
! berg gate were astonished by the ar
rival at brisk trot OF gorgeous cav
! alcade surrounding a six-horse car
/, rage, in which sat Emperor William
and a small man in a dark uniform
pulling at a blorde moustache.
The carriage stopped and the crowds
i ceased cheering in order to see what
I would happen The chief burg omas-
. ter. Herr KirschneT, advanced and read
! an address OF welcome from a parch-
: n1ent scroll. Behind the burgomaster
/ stood bareheaded a hundred repre-
sentatives of the city in evening dress.
/ The reading was over in less than
minute. The italian king then turned
; TO the German emperor and asked him
? II he should reply. The emperor shook
{ his head negatively, and the king
thereupon shook hands with Herr
! Kirschner and thanked him. A depu-
; tation of young ladies advanced on
Z the other side of the carriage and gave
the italian king a bunch of roses. He
smiled, bowed and buried his face in
+ the blossoms, and the cavalcade and
) carriage swept through the gate and
I down Inter den Linden to the castle,
three-quarters of a mile away.
Cheers Were Cordial.
on one side of the thOroughfare CUR
assiers, dragons and lancers lined up
two deep made a glowing barrier of
color, while on the other side the peo-
pies view was unmolested except by
extraordinary numbers of police stand
Ing with their faces toward the spec
tators. The cheers of the people were
spontaneous and really cordial They
seemed so to Generals Corbin and
Young and their party, who had a row
Of good windows. The American Of
ficers admired the splendidly horsed
cavalry more than anything else.
The show was over in a few seconds.
Shouting and the successive crashings
of bands played at intervals between
the squadrons of cavalry marked the
place of the king and emperor down
the avenue. Their majesties later drove
TO the Italian embassy for breakfast
and then again to the castle.
The secretary OF the United States
embassy, John b. Jackson, represented
the United States in the absence of
the American ambassador, and Rev.
! d w. White, who is on a visit to
Switzerland.
Orders Conferred.
Emperor William kept King Victor
Emmanuel up late last night at Pots
dam and had him out of bed at 6
o'clock this morning. The visit of King
Victor Emmanuel to Emperor William
ma rlra cd t,xrt he
many orders, including the order of the
Annunciata, which was personally
handed by the king to Count Won Bue-
low. The order of the Black Eagle
was bestowed on Signor Zanardelli. the
Italian premier, and the German am
bassador to Italy, Count Won Wedei;
the order of the Prussian crown on
Signor Prinetti; the grand cross of
Saints Maurice and Lazarus on the
German secretary for foreign affairs,
Baron Won Richthofen, and the grand
cross of the Italian crown on the Ger
man under-secretary for foreign at
fairs. DIR. Won Muehlburg. Count
Lama di Busca received a bust OF EN-
Deror William.
The king OF Italy proceeded to the royal
rnausoleum at Charlottenburg this aft
ernoon and placed wreath upon the sar-
coDhagus of William l.
Exchange of Compliments.
At the state BANQUET tonight, Emperor
William. In a toast to the king of italy,
said:
when I say with all my heart Your
majesty is welcome IL Is not a mere ex-
preston Of conventional DOliteness but
rather an expression OF the deepest con-
victi1n OF NV heart. Your majesty is
welcome as the son of the ChiValrouS
King Humhert. Of whom l ever retain
reverent recOllections. Welcome to youI
majesty as king of that magnificent and
beautiful ITALY. the land of our dreams
and the source of insDiration for ouI
ful alls upon the renewal between our
selves and our illustrious friend. the EN-
peror-king. Francis Joseph OF that al
lance which unites us. which continues
IL us our strength. and which has woveI
itself into the lives OF our people after
having for several decades assured the
peace of EurCpe as by Gods will IL viii
continue to do. The entire FatherlanC
unites with me in shouting this joyous
greeting. His majesty. the king of Italy
2durrahi hurrahi hurrahr
King Victor Emmanuel replying to En-
peror William said the feelings of affec.
zion EXPRESSED by the emperor were
pledge of friendship which he reciDro.
Gated from the bottom of his heart
I'm token of the brotherly affection
uniting our illustrious ancestors, said
the king. ''oGr nations will advance in civ
citation. protected by the old alfianct
between italy and two Imperial powers
which pukiic opinion recognizes as the
emblem OF peace and its most effeetiv'
safeguard"