New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
PRINCE GEORGE IN CHICAGO
HE ARRIVES FROM OMAHA on THE WAY
TO NETWORK.

| HOW THE czAREwITcH WAS ATTACKED AND
HOW HE SAVED HIM.
Chicago, June o8--Prince George OF Greece arrived
In Chicago this morning from Omaha. He was 40
companied by Captain Lahmer, OF the Russian Navy
and servant The Prince is travelling incognito
and registered at the Auditorium as Count Folstor.
! At the staton he was met by a delegation of the
Grecan Beuevo Association which escorted him 10
the hotel The Prince was heartily cheered by the
Greeks assembled to greet him, and with the Greek
and American flags at the head Of the procession ne
was taken I. the hotel In open carriage The young
man was nrch pleased with the reception rendered 70
him. aid when the carriages reached the entrance TO
the Auditorium the Prince called the Chairman OF te
delegation to the carriage and said few words thank
ing the Greeks for their recognition. W. Stacey spart
and Sir Cecil Miles accompanied the Prince To re-
porter the Prince said
ave never are interviewed In Europe, and I'm sure
| IL Is very peculiar custom. The san Francisco TO
porers got mad at me because consented to see only
two Of them and they wrote lot Of stun about me
that was untrue However, have been treated very
WELL
| Referring to the attack in japan upon the Russian
Czarewitcb the Prince said that OF the reports
| thus far printed had proved correct.
ave were on one side Of the street, he SAID me
Of police the other side. Two ohclais heaoea
the line then came the Czarewitch followed ana
hack Of me was the japanese Minister. Suddenly a
man stepped past the line Of police, raised MS sworo
with both hands above his head and before any one
could Interfere he brought down with all his strength
Fortunately the Czarewch, though oblquely IN 'front.'
saw him and stepped aside In time 10 save MS hs'
though not cut. The sword point gashed MS scap
from nearly the Of his heed TO Just over HIS
right eve and then the sabre swung again and once more
the Czarevch was cut in nearly the Same place. Then
he ran the assassin following him. rushed ai'er
them and 1ust as the sword was raised TO strike again
rannea the scoundrel on the head with my stick ana
brought him 10 the ground. That was ALL and the
Prince smiled as saving TIE life OF the probaoie iuure
ruler OF Russia was an every occurrence 49,
| "These reports said Prince George, about INC
sensational disappearance Of one OF the Czarewohs
snsc,aI messengers at or Denver are all wrong
| am near friend Of the Russian Prince ana uaoef-
stand lust how he sent dispatches 10 MS iaUer III
Russia and what messengers took theh' Inc rou'e
across America being the most convenen Is tne raVo'
te Every messenger thus far sent by me fihce mas
reportec safe and sound at St. Peter,barg Ihey are
t ~ ahout advertising the fact that they are bearing
| disnatcbes To the Gar This much is true one
oer WAS hurled against seat IN the car tha1
was thrown of the track in Colorado, ana TWO tee'
oro knocked out of his mouth. He went on his Jour
| nov when the train started up
! The prince disclaimed all knowledge OF the In
te,fions OF Greece in connection with the WORLDS ar
al nav little attention TO those matters" ne con-
rreA von see am lieutenant in the torpedo service
~ Greece and have charge Of thrytwo torpedo boats
and have little time for anything outside m my outes'
Our Navy Is quite respectable one, although we nave
a small country There is not any likelihood OF any
| tropble between Greece and Turkey, or any other
country for that matter, but then the nations Oh
| Europe are always watching each other. There arc
now being built for the Grecan Navy three pig IRON,
clads and other additions will probably be maze 10 IT.
| The Prince leaves tonight for New YORK. IN
england the Prince will visit his aunt, the Pnncess
of Wales, going thence to Copenhagen where ne VIII
! attend the golden jubilee Of his grandfather, the
| King of Denmark None Of the distinguished party
| has more than reached his majority. Prince George
having celebrated his twentysec0nd Dlrthday laso
| Wednesday this month being nlso the twenty eighth
anniversary OF his fathers acceptance OF the crown
| Prince George and his suite will arrive at he Grand
| Central Station this evening at 8 80 o'clock The
ARRANGEMENTS for the reception and entertainment OF
the Prince are In the hands Of Mr. Greger the Charge
dAnaires of the Russian legation He VIII meet the
Prince at tie station and will be assisted by Mr. Bot
kim the second secretary OF the Rus sian Legation
Mr. Olaravsfzy, the Russian ConsulGeneral; Mr. Pet
| ersen, the Russian Vice-Consul-General ana Mr. 80
4 tassl the Greek COnsul-General
| II has not yet been decided where the Prince VIZ
stay while in the city, and II will not be determined
until the Prince arrives. The Clarendon Hotel mas
| always been popular with the Russians but 1t Is
thought that the Windsor will be selected on account
nj rs central situation. No official lntlmatlon mas
vet been made by the Mayor or Board OF Aldermen as
Ia what will be done their part 10 entertain the
Prince Nearly all of the clubs have sent cas gHlne
the freedom Of their houses to the Prince ana COM
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