The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
DAYS EVENTS IN CHICAGO.
Early Drive, Visit to Lincoln Park
and Lunch at Germanin Club

CHICAGO. March 4.-The Chicago which
Prince Henry OF Prussia saw last night
by the STARE of many lights was repre-
sented TO him to-day by the clearer light
Of the sun. The welcome which he received
last night was repeated and emphasized.
and he was given further opportunity TO
enjoy his expressed desire Of meeting Amer
lean citizens at close range During the
day he listened TO an address from the
Central Bund of St. Paul, placed a wreath
on the Lircoln monument in Lincoln Park
and enjoyed a luncheon and reception at
the Germania Club.
The presentation of the address by Gov
ernor Van SAINT. of Minnesota, was the
first detail Of the days official programme.
The prince received the Governor and a
committee accompanying him in his private
car after he had taken breakfast. The ad-
dress follows:
I'm the name of the 5000 residents of
German descent in the city of st Paul we
extend To YOU a hearty welcome to our new
nome. Millions of hearts through which
German blood pulsates are joined with us
to-day In this greeting 10 an illstrious scion
of the house OF Hohenzollern. a representa-
tive o. the German people and German
empire Will your Highness assure his
Royal Majesty, your brother, that ever
thlnk OF our fdtherland with loving regard
and pray 10 God 10 unite our old father
land and our new home in the firm bonds
OF friendship.
The prince said i'm response that he would
prize the address very highly as another
OF the expression OF good wishes that had
come 10 him everywhere as the ambassa-
dor OF his brother. the Emperor. Il will
give IL to him, and l sure he will be
as grateful TO the people OF Minnesota as
j am personally. The prince then asked
Governor Van SAINT to present him person
ally TO each of the members OF his STAFF
who. in full uniform. had stood at attention
during the delivery OF the address This
concert with the prince, shook hands with
the prince IN farewell. saving as he did
So Il Will do IL for all of YOU
BY $50 O'Clock fully 5000 people packed
the sidewalks In front Of the Auditorium
Hotel! PhOtOgra pliers stood at every want
prince when he emerged. IL was nearly "a
o'clock before their patience was rewarded
The prince having two hours AT his dispo-
sal concluded that a drive about the CITY
would best please him. Fourner the
French chauffeur. stood ready 10 take the
prince for "A mile-a minute whirl about the
boulevards. but the latter decided in favor
OF carriages in order that members OF his
encourage might also enjoy the bracing
morning air. IS the long cavalcade nm
heralded. sped through the streets knots
. or people rushed from buildings. generally
too late TO see the prince. whose carriage
was near the head OF the line The first
STOP was made at the magnificent neU
Bank President John j. Mitchell showed
the prince through the institution The
ROokery, one or the City's Office buildings
was next visited. II is but a short block
70 enter his carriage for the trip. Both
ar the bank and the ROokery the stops
we're not so brief that the news did not
save time &c hy I'D and down the street,