The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
To RECEIVE HIM
WITH DUE ECLAT
Preparations Being Made to
Greet the German Prince.

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London, Jan. 15.-The. Candid p
= Friend weekly newspaper,
= claims to be If a position to make
. the announcement that should =
= Prince Henry's visit to the United =
= states be as successful as expect
= ed, Emperor William himself Will =
= visit America in the autumn with =
+ the Hohenzollern and large es-
= cort of warships.
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washington. Jan. 15.-Secretary
Long today called Rear Admiral Rob-
lev D. Evans into consultat ton respect
ing the coming visit to the United
States of Prince Henry of Germany.
The rear admiral has not yet been
given written orders detailing him TO
act as the representative Of the navy
at the reception. but that matter has
been agreed upon and Secretary Long
today charged Admiral Evans with the
preparation of a naval programme for
the reception
In view of the number of distin
guished officers who are now reported
to be about to accompany the prince
on his visit. it is evident that Admiral
Evans will require the assistance Of a
number of junior officers They will
be detailed as occasion requires.
So far the state department is not
officially advised of the approaching
visit of the prince hence il has done
nothing toward arranging pro-
gramme for his reception and enter
tainment It is assumed at the war
department though orders have not
yet been issued, that Major General
Brooke, as the commander-in-chief Of
the department Of the east, viii rep
resent the United States army in the
reception.
Berlin, Jan 15.-It is announced that
the government has decided Prince
Henry shall sail for the United States
on the Kron Prinz Wilhelm of the
North German Lloyd line. Feb 10.
State rooms have been engaged for a
suite of fifteen persons.
The vessel, though taking other pas
! sengers. will first touch at Newport
/ News. where Prince Henry and his
/ party will be transferred to the HO-
/ henzollern, which is going there, and
not TO HObOken, n. J. The movements
/ Of the yacht thereafter have not been
absolutely determined upon.
y The present programme is to ascend
/ the Potomac river TO Washington,
/ where Prince Henry viii exchange
/ calls with President Roosevelt Prince
I Henry and the president may then go
I TO the launching together. This por-
: ton of the programme Will depend. OF
/ course. on its acceptance at Washing
/ ton.
/ German naval officers are eager for
/ assignments 10 accompany Prince
/ Henry to the United States. and many
/ young nOblemen are bringing influence
/ to bear to obtain appointments for
this duty. The list of possible APP
pCintments is already several times
/ larger than the suite which can be
sent with Prince Henry. THIS pressure
to secure places may cause the princes
I suite to be enlarged.
The lack of accommodations for Z
( number Of persons on board the HO-
henzOllern is the real reason why
/ Prince Henry does not sail on the i'm
I perial yacht.
New York, Jan. 15.-MayOr Low has
( sent a telegram to the secretary OF
state, suggesting that the federal gov
eminent and the city of New York
arrange consistent plans OF entertain
( ing Prince Henry. so that there viii
be no conflict Of functions.