The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

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The Kaiser, il ii cape q and ll,st rough Eg'
were not little surprised to see th 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. LongWortli arrived NJ 5t y,
Meteor at least half &nn llour before ttn y
Emperor put III nil appeara nee zee A .',.l.
|fhalf-pnst a 4 little launch put out from
1.-THE hotel. flying tho American flag, ana 7,
|5containing Mrs. Lon worth II sspaio p1 illK
|tllnen, with d large pink hat ana q tlse
green taigrette; also long pink Doa any
Mr. I,onEworti,S III white flanncls and q
straw lint. THEY disappeared into tho
| cabin or the Meteor, but when after q
half hour, the Kaisers approach \. Was
announced, they emerged upon deck . a 1.tl
awaited His Maj ty. The emperor WIS 'l8
rowed across from the Hamburg IN n !. q
small boat He looked very military /. m !.
Ifdeed In hts heavy gray coat, Win Y. z NY IVY,
cnpe, and a large soft hat almost, !! tho,
shape OF a rough riders IN gro yish7W.1l''le.
He ran up the stops OF the NJ eteor u us 8
lightly as a boy and greeted Mr. and lrl1
Nfrs, I,ongworth very enthusiastically
mnnaged Ia snap q little picture, " hich;
Is. So. far as i have seen tho only one
showing tho Kaiser and Mr. .aI4ongWsort!n1 y.
together Mr. LongWorth IS setlsfo .st -,
but, as is trifle ssns;
trip he doesn't show. 5l:s
The tea lasted only another&h y y
Or SO N them the Kaiser rea ppenrcd anu
was rowed rapidly to the yacht CLUB
oh la Mr. 4 and MES II Longworth, after
waiting until he was gone, returned 't 60 70
the hotel, NJ 55E 81 3} 5sis
Not Very Fierce.
We had to completely reconstruct I, our .,
ideas Of tile Kaiser himself. 5 He entirely
bellies the fierce and Warllke snppea !h''1co
which his portraits give him. 3.
III think I never so w quite such
q M winklinE eye as he has. nor such VII
yaoIty. Perhaps he doffed his feroclty
during this festive week. but We 80 MN
a5sn1fI,ber OF times during our stay at
Kid and he was anything but stern ana
forbiddng. II Even his well-known mus
tache refused to describe quite tho maine
matcal right angle that we expected, AIo ZOE
while 1T turned abruptly up to & .Ll e sure
1t was farSmore pliablc affair than on i
might think. OF course every German Germ
officer 8a and many other men wear their
ed Quite automatically that&the rumors OF Q,
Gcurl-papers which we had heard we're
nil too true. From i the royal mlistache
down all are put into training at night,
and one friendly Englishman even sur,
reptltiously brought us one OF the
frames, y as they are called, TO- look q I.
tits Queer little affair OF wire and 4flrm
muslin, Il and confess that as our ".
feminine imaginations. ran riot we larry
shrieked with laughter
.Aside from this. the Kaiser is g most
gentle yet forceful face--l never saw.
;except5 in our own President, I think 50
EmmIch,nenergy. His head gives the most
emphatic little jerk and shakes as 4 he
talks and his one good arm Is In such
constant and such very expressive ges-
ture that one quite forgets the shrunken
arm which hangs so quietly at his side.
Another thing. and this the retoucher has
wiped out entirey-the X iser's face ID
very noticenbly3 lined. N OF the lines made
BY years. OF course. but he has q wealth
er-bcatcn look, as II he had been out Of
doors and on the water q great deal 5;s
There are deep lines at the corners r
OF his eyes and long, heavy seams along
tie jaw, together with that tanned ,epeb-
sblys,look OF the skin which comes with
lots Of wind and sun. His figure Is slim,
( ard In the very short naval packet. with
Its sharp point at the back, which Is
the yachting uniform, he looks scarcely
more mature than his jolly son. Adal-
bart. This son, the third Of the family,
was the only other member Of the royal
family at Kiel. They call him Oddlo-
balrt" in German. and It was a day or
SO before we recognized him. Hc Is O
fresh. merry.l looking young fellow, 80
simple and unaffected, He flies about
thes. Kiel streets,in his motor, and his
beautiful house on the waters edge Is
crowded. with a lolsterous lot Of young
chaps. 35 ~
Banquet at Yacht Club.
He and his father are great chums. ana
when We went to have our photographs
developed, we saw a number of pictures
which he had taken OF the Kaiser ntitne
helm OF the Meteor, while he was racing
her. They were anything but graceful,
and ''Oddlebnirt," so the photographer ln-t
formed US, WAS anticipate ting great fun
chamng his royal sire, 1t was out in
the garden OF Adalbart's house that the
dance was given which Mrs, Longworth
attended Monday night, while Mr., Long
worth went to the Yacht Club dinner.
The garden was strung with lanterns and
formed beautiful pavilion, with the
flights on the water shining. too. We
Ind q peep. through q mass of rhododcn-i
drons, at tho banquet table In the club.
The Kaiser sat ut the head OF tho table
with the Duke Of Sachsen-W eimnr, a very
/ fat, torpid young man, apparently, next
him on ono side, and the Isxcellency Ad-
mlral Won Arninl opposite. BY royal d.
rcction tho dinner lasted Just three-g uar-+
tors OF an hour, All dinners which the
Kaiser attends are limited to this time
for some reason or other. AS there We're
at least eight or ten courses. you can
Imagine the speed with which things were
conducted-and we thought We detected
many n longing glance cast aftea q par-'
tloularly delectable dish, Which was
yanked away Just rs 1t was nicely started
on! Just before the Sweets '--as desert
| is called-Admiral yon ArnlH rose and
made brief speech of welcome on boz
half3of the club-all In the most luscious.
Juicy German-atter which the Kaiser,
lifting his glass. proposed a toast ITO the
| Yacht Club and our guests," Ills voice
| Is very clenr and deep and lacks the
gutteral quality which is usual In the
German tongue. Altogether without, OF
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