The Pensacola journal., 1905-01-28


LIST OF OFFICERS oFgeEKMAN
WARshIP.
The officers and men of the hanf
some German. -eTdiser Bremen enter
tufRed last nightsonsB sBoarti thar vessel.
The event was enjoyable in every par
ticular. a most entertaining minstrel
performance being rendered. dancing
fndulged in and rsE1eshTnents served
The eveHt was stAeseelebrstton Of the
anniversary Of the birth of Emperor
William. and vsas an affair which VIII
long be remembered by those who at
dred in number.
The program commenced at go
o'cIocx in the evening and concluded
about O'Clock. During this time the
launches Of rhe vessel We're busy going
to and from the wharf and vessel, con-
veying the visitors OHiceTs Of the
ship in full dress Uniform received the
visitors as they arrived and showed
shem every accommodation, according
Courteous treatment to all
Saiutes Were Fired.
At noon yesterday the Bremen.
which is a new cruiser and one Of
the fastest in the German navy. fred
a salute of twenty-0ne guns in honor OF
the emperor's birthday. Hhe forts
and navy yl.f5 red a 81 lTilRE s1-
lute, according this nC1cr to cEe Ger
man emperor ON account of the pres
ence in the harbor OF a representative
vessel of that nation.
The Entertainment.
The entertainments was commenced
early in the evening and was enjoyed:
not only BY the visitors. but also by
the men on board. The entire program
was rendered in German, but those
who could not speak the language
nevertheless enjoyed some of the best
music rendered by any band on board
a vessel to visit this port. The con
cluding air was the Star Spangled Ban
ner, and three cheers were given BY
the officers and men when the band
ceased to play.
The Program.
The program, in detail, was as fol-
lows:
H. M. S. Bremen.
Program
of the festivities on the
birthday
of His Gracious Majesty,
Emperor William II,
January q, 1895.
I. Kaiser Friedrich March, by
Friedermann.
?. Overture of the Opera "King
Midas"-Elenberg
3. Prologue and living Pictures.
4. Coupfet-'B Before and Now"
5. ChoiT-Hymn to the Emperor and
the German Union.
8. "August's Coming Musical Com
edy in 1 Act.
Dramatic Personals.
1. Squire Steffen.
2. Christel, his Wife.
3. August. his son.
4. Lene. his Niece.
g. Hans. his Servant.
6. Quartet-The faithful German
Heart (of 'FWaldersnacht.'
Z. Taps on the Bass Drum.
s. eth Two Las- Dollars"
9. Choir-"Rose on the Moor
Victory"
1O.-Couplet-"These human beings
are curious people"
II. 'fCreole Belles''-Two step, by
Morena.
y. THE BOOtmaker and his Ideal"
Is. The PrUssian March with the
American Hymn
Officers Of the Ship.
The officers Of the ship who endeay-
ored to make everyone spend an en-.
jOyable evening on board the fine veg
sci, are as follows:
Cruiser Captain Koch.
Lieutenant Captain Roster.
Lieutenant Captain Cleve.
First Lieutenant Kirchner.
First Lieutenant BOeFt.
First Lieutenant StaTke.
First Lieutenant DOrpinhauseR.
First Lieutenant Rave
Second Lieutenant Bremen.
Chief Engineer Steffens.
Second Engineer ,Stegemeyer.
Surgeon Skladrey.
Paymaster Block.
During the evening refreshments
were served to the visitors who cared
to partake of the same, and a number
OF the ladies and gentlemen engaged in
dancing on the deck The vessel was
brilliantly Illuminated with many elec-
tTic lights, and presented a handsome
appearance In the barbor.