The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-29
Guard Against Possible Plots by Ar
irving i'm the City Half an Hour
Ahead of Scheduled Time.
CAvALRYMEN ON ONE SIDE
AND POLICE ON THE OTHER ALL
WAY DOWN INTER DEN LINDEN.
Generals COrbin and Young See the
Military Display-Guidi Appointed
Apostolic Delegate.

BERLIN, Aug 2S.-The state entry of
King Victor Emmanuel into the city to-day
and his drive through the Inter den Lin
den was advanced purposely half an hour
from the published times a precaution
against possible disorder. Consequently the
great crowds which were packed into place
hour before by the police at the Bran
denburg gate were astonished by the arrival
at a brisk trot of a gorgeous cavalcade
surrounding a six-horse carriage, in which
sat Emperor William and a small man in
dark uniform, pulling at a blonde mus
tache. The carriage stopped and the crowds
ceased cheering in order to see what was
happening. The chief burgomaster, Herr
Kirschner, advanced and read address
of welcome from a parchment SCROLL Be
hind the burgomaster stood bareheaded
hundred representatives of the city in even
ing dress. The reading was over in less
than a minute. The Italian King then
turned TO the German Emperor and asked
him if he should reply. The Emperor shook
his head negatively. and the King there
upon shook hands with Herr Kirschner and
thanked him.
A 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 a lackey and the
cavalcade and carriages swept through the
gate and down Inter den Linden TO the
castle, three-quarters of mile away. On
one side Of the thoroughfare cuirassiers,
dragons and lancers lined up two deep,
made a glittering barrier of color, while on
the other side the peoples view unmo
Tested except by extraordinary numbers of
police standing with their faces toward the
spectators. 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 officers admired
the spendidly horsed cavalry more thar
anything else. The show was over in few
seconds Shouting and the successive crash
ingS of bands placed at intervals between
the squadrons of cavalry marked the prog
ress of the King and the Emperor down the
avenue.
| embassy for breakfast and then again to
! the castle in order to receive the diplomatic
corps. The secretary of the United States
United States in the absence of the Amer
! lean ambassador, Andrew d. White, who
is visit to Switzerland Emperor Will
| liam kept King Victor Emmanuel up late
last night at Potsdam and had him out Of
| bed at O'Clock this morning.
The visit of the King to Emperor William
! has been marked by the comforting of many
! orders including the Order of the Annunci-
/ alta which was personally handed by the
| King to Count Won BuelOw. The Order of
| the Black Eagle was bestowed on Signor
| Zanardelli, the Italian premier, and the
| German ambassador to Italy, Count Won
! Wedel; the Order of the Prussian Crown on
! Signor Prinetu, the Grand Cross of Saints
/ Maurice and Lazarus on the German secre-
| tary for foreign affairs, DR.. Won Muhlberg.
! Count Lansa di Busca received bust of
/ Emperor William
! At the state banquet given tonight EN-
/ peror William, in a toast to the King of
| italy, said: When L say with all my heart
! your Majesty is welcome il is not mere
| expression of conventional politeness, but
| rather an expression of the deepest convic-
! ton of my heart. Your Majesty is welcome
| as the son of the chivalrOus King Humbert,
! of whom L ever retain reverent recollec-
| tons Welcome TO your Majesty as King
| of that magnificent and beautiful Italy, the
| land of our dreams and the source of in
| spiration for artists and poets. We'll
come as our faithful ally upon the renewal
! upon ourselves and our illustrious friends,
| the Emperor-King Francis Joseph. of that
| alliance which unites us, which continues in
| its old strength and which has woven itself
| into the lives of our peoples after having
for several decades assured the peace of
| Europe as by Gods will Ii will continue to
! do. The entire fatherland unites with me
in shouting this joyous greeting: His
Majesty, the King of Italy. Hurrahl Hur-
King Victor Emmanuel, replying to EN-
peror William, said the feeling of affection
| expressed by the Emperor was a precious
| pledge of friendship which he reciprocated
from the bottom of his heart I'm token OF
the brotherly affection uniting our illus
| trious ancestors, said the King of Italy,
protected by the old alliance between Italy
and two imperial powers, which public
opinion now recognizes as the emblem OF
peace and its most effective safeguard.