New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-04
KAISER SEES THE POPE.
Emperor and POntif Hold Forty
Minute InterUiezC.

the Pontiff of forty minutes duration and then
returned the residence of the Prussian Min
lister to the Holy See AS the Emperor and his
suite traversed the streets OF Rome ne was en-
Enthusiastically acclaimed. His majesty presented
Prince Frederick William and Prince EireI TO
the Pontin
The Emperor arose early this morning and
was greeted by bright and sunny weather. in
contrast to the clouds OF yesterday. His majesty
held a long conference with Chancellor Won Bu-
low; he looked over the dispatches concerning
the situation in Macedonia. expressed his views
thereon and gave instructions to be sent 70 Ber-
lin and Constantinople-
AT 9:30 O'Clock the Emperor and the princes.
accompanied by the imperial suite and escorted
by cuirassiers drove to the CaffareIii Palace.
the residence of the German Ambassador The
palace is top Of the Capitol Hill and COM
rnands a view Of the whole Of Rome. On his
way to the residence Of the ambassador En-
peror William cheered most heartily Out
side the embassy his majesty was met by the
German residents Of Rome. among whom were
the pupils Of the German schools who brought
flowers to the Emperor. These his majesty
graciousIy accepted. saluting at the enthusiastic
"HochI" OF his subjects At 10 o'clock sur
rounded by the personnel OF the German En-
bassy and Of the Prussian legation TO the Holy
See. his majesty attended divine service Prorlt-
nent members Of the German colony were adj
service the Emperor remained standing before
the gilded throne which had been prepared pur-
posely for him Among the musical pieces rem
dered at the service a Dutch hymn OF tne
sixteenth century. This hymn was popular IN
Holland during the with Spain: IL Is great
favorite OF his majesty. and It was given to-day
his especial request After the congregation
had departed Emperor William and Count Won
Bulow remained behind to visit the magnificent
0afa Ths. n
dows of the throne were closed end the
electric lights were turned In order TO permit
his majesty better TO see the gorgeous frescos
of the ROOM which represent aTlegoricaI German
events
LUNCHED WITH THREE CARDINALS
After this inspection his majesty. clad In the
blue uniform of general Of the Guards. drove
to the OdescaIchi Palace, the official residence
of the Prussian Minister to the Holy See. Here
his majesty had luncheon with Cardinals Ram
poIIa, Gotti and AgIiardi- This legation lunch Is
quite an unusual occurrence Cardinal Ram
polla is called the vtce-POpe as he now con-
ducts the entire machinery Of the church Car
dfnal Cottf is prefect of the Congregation OF the
Ioropaganda and Cardinal Agliardi IS the most
liberal and prominent member OF the Sacred
College Rome seldom sees cardinals driving
through the streets ard being received In state
and the people were much Interested IN the ar
i1-at oY Cardinals Rarnpolla Gottl and AgliardL
They wore their full cardinal robes Of scarlet
rooire and red hats Each was followed by ms
own suite. At the legation they were met oy
the staff attendants. who wore knee breeches
and whose hair was powdered The trunlpets OF
the cutrassiers announced the coming OF the
E,rnneror His escort were mounted on Whlte
horses and wore horsehair tassels in their hel-
roets as did the ancient IegiOnaries of Rome
The Corso is always gay on Sunday. ana IL Vas
more animated than when the 1nperlai
procession appeared. The people WeicOiiel '-io
German Emperor with roar that could De
hoard for blocks and his majesty acknowledges
the salutation with smiling amiabihty-
The luncheon lasted for about an hour Among
the ecclesiastics were MonsignOr Della Cniesa'
,Ious,,,o- caeIiano Azevedo, the POpe's major
donno: Monsignor Bisleti. master OF rhe eHaiii-
b. and several others. The room was deco
rated with flowers and palms. silver plate anu
old Nielsen china The table decorations cOH-
sisted of silver bowls filed with PINK roSeS anu
rnatdenhair ferns Emperor william "ds us
affabIe. especially TO the three cardinals no
recalled his different visits to the ValicSi anu
smoke of his pleasant recollecttons or tne FOh-
-tfr In speakirg to Cardinal AgIiardi. he re-
called the fact that in 1885 he had Iuhcneu "-~-
him while he was still a monslsncr'
THE DRIVE TO THE VATICAN
The sun was shining brightly when Emperor
liam 10
EYftsan carriages were required for the Csc or
"a. ,,,otesty and his suite The horses. car
taoas and servants were all brought from Ber-
III es the Emperor was determined to give MS
VISIT m the Pope especial official Importance
Yesterday the imperial cOachmen held dress
-ahaarsaI Of to-day's drive TO the Vatican. mucn
20 the delight of the small boys Of Rome To-
A. when his majesty left the legation the
baIconv of the Doria Palace, opposite tne
OdescaIchi Palace was filed with members OF
the diplomatic corps. who had gathered 10 VIII
-. che snectacIe Among those present were
the Count of Turin cousin OF the hinS OF AldAS'
In uniform: Ambassador and MIS- Meyer 0ir
Francis BERTHE the British Ambassador ana
Prince Colonna- When his majesty appe1l0u
ha mas greeted with frantic applause. He looked
up to the balcony opposite and smiled DE WAS
,n full uniform. and accompanied by Prince
IT-osar,cL william and Prince Eitei. The I'M
perfal carriage was attended by the imperiai
outriders and postillions The long procession
,,,as nreceded bv the German cuirassers on their
White horses They are magnificent. big men,
and as they rode down the streets they MADE
almost as great a sensation as did the emperor
himself The Gordon along the tnorOughAa1s
was formed of Italian soldiers
Emneror william has always declared that
he ariovs eoins To the Vatican from an artistic
and snectacuIar point of view The moment ne
arrived at the plaza Of St Peter ne was aiert
and animated pointing out objects OF interest
10 his sons In fact. the spectacular part Oh ths
visit began there. the great square aehsely
o-o,,asd vVas most imposing AS his majesty
ossad the students of the German Ecciesiasti-
cal College. called Little Cardinals" because
- .ba,r red gloves raised formidable ~Hoch,
t4ocbp On the far side OF the plaza there were
x,s a thousand pilgrims from Cologne.