Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-05

sleeping when the train arrived at TO-
ledo. The band awakened him but IL
was too late then to get up, Ine pou-
duets were thrown aboard ana later IN
the morning the tralnmcn presented
them TO the prince There was another
crowd nj Sandusky but the prince had
fallen asleep again and did not come
out He has stood his rapid, trying
swing through the country much bet.
ter than many Of his escort and Is wei
and strong. lie was tired last night but
the long refreshing sleep which he got
completely restored him,
There has been some apprehension
aboard the train about possible delay In
New York on account OF the floods and
II has been practically decided that II
the train cannot De put through on
the routes mapped out for It without
extended delay IL WIN be transferred to
one Of the southern lines. Thousands
OF people forced their way through
gates at the Union station when the
train bearing the prince and his party
arrived In this city Rear Admiral
Evans was the first person TO appear
on the car platform, lie was cheered
wildly by the crowd, most OF whom
ItcoBHlHtu lue HtiNhShelu'
In the absence Of Mayor Johnson,
Acting Mayor Beacon Informed Prince
Henry that the people Of Cleveland
We're very much disappointed IN not he.
ing able to have the honor OF his pres
ence here for long period. He said
that the city was made up largely Of
COMMUNICATIONS all of whom had
been enthusiastically in favor of giving
him a reception.
Prince Henry expressed his gratitude
for the Kind words and said he regret
ted that q longer stop had not been an.
ranged. Mr.. Beacon at the request OF
the crowd, urged him TO appear upon
the platform ana make brief address.
Send him in" said Prince Henry,
when Informed OF the presence of a man
who claimed TO have been n valet 10 the
! prince ON a German man of war
The prince recognized him lmmedi-
| ately and there was an enthusiastic
| hand-shaking, Prince Henry inquired
| into many details Of his life since he
had served on his ship,
Prince Henry then stepped out on
| the platform. Cheer after cheer rang
out from the crowd, followed by calls
for a speech.
| The prince smiled and bowed, but
| pointed to his throat and remarked
| that he was too hoarse to attempt to
deliver a speech.
| After stop Of 10 minutes the train
pulled out for the east az 9.25 followed
by tremendous cheering from the
crowd, which the prince acknowledged
by repeatedly bowling.
MRS, GRlDLY PRESENTED.
Dunkirk, N. Y, March bat Erie
Mrs. Gridley. widow and daughter Of
Capt. Charles V. Grldley, who com
manded the Olympia at Manila bay
were admitted to the train BY Invitation
Of Admiral Evans, who was a class.
mate Of Gridley at Annapolis, The ad'
mlral presented them TO Prince Henry
who gave them very cordial welcome
The special reached here at l.S
o'clock. Five thousand persons saw
the train pass through, The Lake City
band serenaded the prince.
OFF FOR NIAGARA FALLS.
Buffalo, March 5.--Prince Henry spe
cial arrived here at 2.4j and left at
o'clock for Niagara Falls, About 200
people were In the station and severa
thousand more We're unable 10 gall
admittance,
Mayor Knight entered the car Of tn
prince and a few minutes later Primo
Henry appeared on the platform an
saluted the crowd. The Orpheus 50
ciety and the Seventhy-fourth regi
ment band sang and played respective
ly a number OF popular German airs