The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
PRIMO HENRY
RE Il. TURNS S: !. TIA ks.
Pleased Sc With Everybody and d.
Everythi.. 6 He Has Seen.
VISITED o ALBANY, WEST POINT ! u
Rtarasd 10 New YORK. Lass Nigh, and nil
Say mere ua.I monday. ''hsa as
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VISITED ALBANY, WEST POINT
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NEW 4YStiA, March i.--rrlnce denfy
OF III ussiSl Io-cia., cot..p. ESQ hs TO 90
as once more IN Ney horx, WhStc ne wlti
lcslaain sIntii. Mouoay, wnSn he sors 10
lsniiaaei9hIa. He was absent from the
city ior nIne days, durIlle Wnsc4. LINE ILLS
specfai tram was wlthtn The territory OIL
thirteen states and ioagsd a total dis
pleased with his trip. and tonight.
ihroug., his AIDE, Captain Won Mulier,
issued a statement exp. essing his sat.s-
faction at the oppor eunity which came
10 him and his gratncaion at the cor
diality with which he was received
throughout the country.
His last day on the special train, which
carried him to the South, West and East
rtxaled in interest an. of the others spent
by che Prince on the tour, for 1t began
with a, visit to Albany, included a run in
bright sunlight down the west shore of
the Hudson River and closed with a. re-
ception at tho United States Military
academy at West Point.
Albany was reached at $50 O'Clock, and
Mayor Gaus. In behalf Of the city, and
Governor O'Deli, for the State. met the
Prince at Union Station with formal off,
ciai greetings.
He was received by the two houses Of
the legislature and returned his thanks
SAW CADETS PARADE.
West Point was reached at 2 o'clock
and the Prince was received with the
military honor due his place in the naval
service of his country. Colonel Mills
CINE to the station with a number of
Ulcers of the Academy. and with a troop
-. cavalry, drove him to the parade
ground on the heights above. AS the
cavalry. escort showed at the brow Of
1aie inclined road. Knox Battery fired
1Venty-one guns. The cadets, formed in
SIX companies, were at once marched on
sic field, and the Prince, with Colonel
Caiils and treir respective staffs, in
:pected them.
Dress parade followed with the Prince
as reviewing officer. The cadets. in their
handsome gray uniforms, kept their lines
PERFECTLY in snow that WAS shoe deep
and their marching won the praise OF
lie Prince and his officers. On the sec
end time around the cadets moved at
afee double-quick, and once more their
alignment was perfect After the re-
,,tw the cadets were drawn up in close
formation. and the Prince, advancing TO
t,le front of the first company. addressed
laem, complinenting them on their splen-
Clio appearance
The parting call of the Prince was at
he house Of Coionel Mills. whom he re-
reatedly congratulated and thanked.
-FOUR DAYS MORE.
Prince Henry sent for George w Boyd.
assistant general passenger agent of Il,
Pennsylvania Railroad, who personally
directed the railroad arrangements of tn
tour. and thanked him. He asked Mr.,
lloyd to be his guest at luncheon on
Tuesday next.
The Prince reached New York at 5:51f
o'clock. Two score of patTolmen and a
squad of mounted police were on hand to
conduct the Prince to tft Waldorf-As
toria- The Prince had originally intende7
to return to the Hotenzo'lern. but the
discovery of a case of scarlet fever in
the crew charged his mind. He did NOT
fear infection himself, but decided in
view of the fact that he is to meet
large number OF persons during the -four
remaining DAYS of his star in tho U~iteS
States that it would be better to go to a
hotel