The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-25

Holle5en. the German ambassador, and
TO his left the French ambassador. and
to the left of the French ambassador
Was Chief Justice Fuller.
List of the Guests.
A complete Its of those at the din
ner follows:
Tie president, Prince Henry of Prus-
STA, Vice Admiral Won Tirpitz, Vice
Admiral Won Eisendecher. Vice Ad-
miral Won Seckendorf, Conre Admiral
Count Won Baulissin, Captain Won
Mueller. Lieutenant Commander
Schmidt Won Schwindt, Lieutenant
Commander Won Egidy, Lieutenant
Commander Won Trotha, Lieutenant
Commander Won Grumme. Staff Sur
geon Dr.. Reineh; the British ambas-
sador, Lord Pauncefote. the German
ambassador, Dr. Won HOlleben; the
ambassador Of France. Jules Cambon;
the ambassador of Russia. Count Cas-
SIM; the Mexican ambassador. Don
Manuel de Approx; the Italian am
Dassador, EdmOndO Mayer Despair
chez; Count -Avonquadt. Commander
Won Reuber, Chief Justice Fuller, Sec
retaries Hay. Shaw and Root, Attorney
General Knox. Postmaster General
Payne, Secretaries Long, Hitchcock
of the Senate. Speaker Henderson. the
presidential delegates, David J. HILL
Major General Henry c. COrbin, Rear
Admiral Evans, Colonel Theodore A.
Bingham, Commander William ;.
CoWles, Joseph T. Foraker, Charles H.
GresVenor, chairman of the executive
committee Of the senate and house of
representatives 10 receive Prince Hen
ry; Senators CullOm, Aldrich, Cockrell,
Hale, Hanna; Representatives Hit,
Dlnsmore, Payne, Richardson, Cannon.
Livingston, FOss and Cummings; Lieu
tenant General Miles, Surgeon General
RiXey, William H Taft, Civil Governor
of the Philippine islands; Henry B. f.
MacFarland, president board of com
merce, District Of Columbia; Herbert
Putnam. librarian Of congress; Rich
ard Glney, Robert T. Lincoln, Carl
Schurz, Cornelius n. Bliss, r. Q. VOL
colt 2. Jefferson Coolidge. J. Pierpont
Morgan, Lewis Cassledyard, A. J. Cas-
Sett, Marvin Hughitt Arthur Won
Briesen, Professor Hugo Munsterberg,
AdOlphus Busch, Fred c. Winkler,
Clement A Griscom, Consul General
Karl Buenz. Frederick w. Hollis. The
name of Senator Martin Of Virginia
was originally on the list Of those
given out as guests at the dinner, but
-hS uecllned the lnNlJduOn.
Health of the Emperor.
During the dinner the president pro-
posed the health of the German en-
perOr and the German people, saying:
we admire their great past and great
present and we wish them all possible
success in the future. May the bonds
or friendship between the two peoples
ever grow stronger"
Following the toast Of the president
TO the German emperor Prince Henry
arose and. addressing himself to the
president, proposed \ toast to himself
and the people of the United States.
accompanying it with an expression of
good viii and hope for the cOntinua>
ton of the friendly relations between
the German and American nations.
Then followed Nj. RoOsevelt's toast to
Prince Henry, in these words:
IN the name of the people I greet
you and extend you our Warmest well
come and the assurance of our heart
lest good will"
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt
were not present at any portion of the
evening festivities, the company be.
ing confined to gentlemen.
After the dinner the guests repaired
10 the parlors. where for an hour or
more they remained in social converse
ton The prince chatted freely with
the company, many of whom he had
met during the day. At 1910 the party
dispersed. the prince leaving directly
for the railroad station, where his
special train awaited him. A troop Of
cavalry and a squadron of mounted
and bicycle policemen acted as escort
to the station and saw him safely
aboard the train. which left at mid
night for New York City.