All Berlin was present at the review of
the garrison before the queen regent of
Holland. Only a very limited number of
carriages, provided with special permits,
were allowed in the military lines, yet it
was remarked that quite one-fourth of these
carriages contained Americans. Queen
YVeilhelmina was not present at the Berlin
review. She witnessed the review at Pots
dam and clapped her hands with delight as
the crown prince, attired in the quaint uni
form of the First regiment of footguards,
marched past with his regiment.
The queen regent appeared impressed with
the exceptional warmth of her reception
here. The parting at the railroad station,
as she was taking her leave, was of an af
fectionate character. Queen YVeilhelmina
ami Queen Regent Emma remained at a
window of the train as long as they could
be seen, waiving adieu to members of the
German imperial family, ou the platform.
The Kreuz Zeitung remarks that when
Emperor YVilliam visited The Hague, the
queen regent toasted the emperor in French,
but at the gala day given during her visit
here she replied in German to the emper
or's toast. The visit lias had a favorable
effect in Holland, where the students liave
declined to take part in the Nancy fe'es L.
order not to be present in the event of anti-
German manifestations.
THE BHITTISH PARLIAMENT
Will Dlisolvo in the Next Two Weeks—Mr.
Gladstone tn Good Health.
