New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
YACHT TO MOVE FRIDAY,
THE HOHENZOLLERN WILL THEN COME
TO THIRTY -FOURTH-ST.
UNIVERSITY CLUB DINNER FOR THE
PRINCE-PIANs FOR THE LAUNCH
ING OF THE METEOR.


Bright and early yesterday morning the crew
Of the Hohenzollern were at work removing
snow from the decks Of the yacht The men ap-
parently did not mind the cold. They shoVelIed
away. their sunburned faces all the roster from
contact with the stinging northern air. The
nainters too, were hard at work hurrylng 10
finish the whitening Of the vessels superstruct-
ure which the storm forced them to abandon
temporarily. There were fewer visitors on board
Yesterday than on any other day since the yes
sells arrival. A few OF the passengers or the
North German Lloyd liner Kaiser1n Maria
Theresa, which arrived yesterday from Bremen
and which docked near the Hohenzollern' went
aboard the latter vessel
Admiral Won Baudissin will return to-day from
philadelphia, where he has been visiting rela-
,ivee Lieutenant Rebensburg. Captain Lieu
tenant Won der Osten and Lieutenant Won HaHt-
hausen who at noon yesterday started Ioi
Buffalo. will return tomorrow morning.
Tho Hohenzollern will cross the river on Fri
dav and tie up at the Thirty-fourth-SI Ple''
where Prince Henry will go aboard her WHe'
he arrives officers Of the Vessel sald yeS'ei
dav that the yacht would be fully prepared on
that day for the reception Of the Emperor
brother All those who wish to inspect the YES
sci will have an opportunity to DO so from
February 81 to March Z. Visitors will first have
- oct masses from Karl Buenz. the German
Consul General at this port, whose offices are at
M II broadway. BY February ~ the Prince
will have left New-York for Washington On
The night Of March 6 he will sleep on the
tIobenzoIlern. after a dinner at the University
Club.
rbia dinner and reception promises to be
nIeasant evening for the Prince Hearing that
he had expressed wish to meet representa-
five college men of the country, the University
Climb extended an invitation TO him through the
C.ar,,,., Ambassador. About forty guests VIII
ba ,resen+ Fx-Judge Henry f. Howland VIII
oe5ar o +oaat 70 the Prince. Among those VINO
will attend are Admiral Won Baudlsslh ana ms
staff the German Consul General. Rear Aohhral
Robley D. Evans. Rear AdmTal bdihei'
Adtutart General Corbin. Major General Brooke,
Colonel Bingham, Commander Co"ies anu IL
David 7 Hill. Assistant Secretary OF state.
oe7cArs of the Hohenzollern who were not
away on leave yesterday said that they were
sorry that Admiral Dewey, account or the
illness of his wife in Florida, could not accept
the invitation sent him by Ambassador Won
Holleben to attend the launching or MeteoE III
at Shooters Island on February 20 Iney salu
that the Emperor would be disappointed "heh
he heard that Admiral Dewey could not De
present.
Wallace Downey. of the shipbuiiding hrm OF
Townsend & Downey, will go to washington Ton
to-day 10 make final arrangements TOT tHe
launching of the Meteor. His partner, M,
Townsend, who is not in the best or nedlLh -
in Florida Because of the severe weather heIe'
1t is not likely that he will attend the lduH'"
ing ..so,,
Police Commissioner Partridge said yesterday
that on the police alone would devolve the duty
of protecting the Prince while in TINS CITY
Secret Service men, he said. would look out ior
his safety after he left New-York- All polce
arrangements. he added. had been perfected.