The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-04
KING AND QUEEN
 WILL ENTERTAIN Royal PerssnageS of Europe Coming to London MANY EN APARTMENTS German Emperor and Empress Will Spend Week in EngIand-Wili Be Accompanied By Prince
 Won Bueow.

London, November 3.-England is to be invaded by royalty during the month of November. The German Emperor and Empress, who, it is said, will be accom- panied by the imperial chancellor, Prince von Buelow, and to whose visit some political significance is attached, will ar rive here on November Il, and will spend a week as guests of King Edward and queen Alexandra at Windsor Castle, which has been considerably altered and improved for their reception.
 A series of most elaborate entertain ments has been arranged, including the atrical performances and great state banquet at which the German Emperor will meet many of Great Brtains social leaders. The banquet If plans do not mis- carry, will surpass in splendor anything ever before attempted here, for King Ed ward is desirous of showing the greatest honor to his nephew in the hope of forg- ing another link in the chain which Is to draw the countries closer together. The day will be spent by the Emperor and King and the other guests in the great Windsor park, but the royal visitors will have to spare one day from sport to pay a visit of state to the city of London and be entertained by the Lord Mayor at luncheon
 The visit to the city is the cause of some apprehension, for section of the English socialists have declared their in- tention of making hostile demonstrations along the line of the procession from Pad dington station to the Guild hall, put the police have been forewarned.
 To Get Hearty Welcome.
 The general public may, however, be re- lied on to give the grandson of Queen Victoria hearty welcome. The anarch- ists are never active in England, but to make it doubly sure the Soho quarter of the city, their refuge in England, is be- ing closely watched by English and for eign detectives, and the whereabouts or all dangerous persons is already known to the Scotland Yard, and their movements will be followed.
 As is the usual course for the arrival of foreign sovereigns the Emperor and Elm press will land at Portsmouth, where they will be welcomed by the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught. The approach to the landing stage will be through lines of British men of war. Ad miral Lord Charles Beresford having been ordered to take the channel fleet to Spit Had to greet Emperor William, who is an honorary admiral of the British navy. Three divisions of the home fleet will also be present, making in all a consider able naval display.
 The visitors will proceed directly from Portsmouth to Windsor. They are to be accompanied, in addition to Prince Von Buelow, or some othen representative of the government, by the commanders of the Emperors three cabinets, military, civil and naval; two aides de camp, the minister of war, Lieutenant General Won Einam. who was invited personally by King Edward, and the usual subordinate suite.
 Other Royal Visitors.
 The other royal visitors are coming be- fore the German sovereigns, but remain longer so that at least one of the great entertainments at Windsor castle will shelter no fewer than four ruling monarchs-the German Emperor and the kings of England, Spain and Norway. The kings of Spain and Norway. with their consorts and the infant heirs to their respective thrones, are coming on official business, and with the members of the royal family will go to Sandring- ham for the consideration of the King s birthday. November g.
 Another event of the month that will bring together many royalties is the we'd ding of Don Carlos of Spain and Prin- cess Louisl sf Orleans, which takes place at Wood Norton, the English home of the Duke of Orleans. the head of the Bourbon Orleans family.
 The King and Queen of Spain, the Queen of Portugal and the Duke and Duchess of Aosta will be present at the ceremony and receptions.
 The church on the family estate is being enlarged and renovated and all the coun- try houses are in the hands of decorators.