Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
HENRY'S PROGRAM
is NOW ANNOUNCED
official List of Members of His Suite Also
Given Williams Present TO
Miss Roosevelt.

Berlin, Jan. H.. The secretary OF
the Imperial admiralty, Admiral Won
Tirpitz. and the chlef Of Emperor WI
Hams personal military staff, General
Won Plessen, are to accompany Prince
Henry OF Prussia on the latters visit
to the United States. The other mem
Ders OF the princes suite, besides Vice
Admiral Baron Won seckendorn and
Adutants Won schwlnd and Vim Egidy.
whose names have already been an
nounced, viii be Captain Won Trotha.
the emperor's general aide de camp,
captain Won Mueller Commander Won
trumme, who is also an aide de camp
VI me emperor and Stan Surgeon
nelch' HIS majesty definitely made
lhese selections after a conference to-
gay, IN which Admiral Won Seckendorff
TOOK part, at the old schloss.
Admiral Won Seckendorm, In giving
me correspondent Of the Associated
Press these names, said
Inc emperor, personally. Is making
all the arrangements that can be made
on this side Details as 20 how Prince
Henry shan spend his time IN the
United States are left 70 Secretary Hay
ana Dr. Won lIolleben, but our general
idea Is this
I'VE arrive on the Kron Prlnz WI.
helm, February % at New York.
Prince Henry win go on board the Ho-
henzollern and will stay there until
the launching of the emperors new
yacht, which we think win probably
be February "a We 20 to Washing
ton to see the President, and perhaps
viii stay there several days. Then
we make the most Of the next few
days, In seeing other cities returning
TO New York for two more days before
we sail for home on the Deutschland.
March s, This general design, you
see, fills up about four weeks, one week
In going each way aud fortnight In
the United States.
II was suggested to Admiral Won
Seckendorff that two weeks was not
enough for the prince to see much Of
America, and that he ought 20 suend
q longer time I'm the United States and
20 west and south. to which the adj
miral replied.
1T would be difficult for his royal
hlghness TO spend a much longer time
there though the Deutschlands sail
ing can be delayed day or two, II II
seems desirable"
AN invitation from Chicago Is mem
toned / see. hut am unable TO say
whether It viii be accepted That will
be left TO your people Prince Henry
simply wishes to spend his time as
those at Washington may tAlnk to be
his best advantage HI looks forward
with Keen interest 10 the trip and eX-
poets to get pleasure and instruction
out Of it,
Regret was expressed at the fact
that the emperor could not visit the
United States
'He would like TO- said Admiral Won
Sackendorff, but we cannot spare him
for 80 long a Journey now"
The admiral was asked Il II were
possible that the emperor might visit
the United States at some future time,
1T would please him greatly" an
swered Won Seckendorff 1T "a not
an impossbllity."
Admiral Won Seckendorff visited Nor
folk In 1860 on the Prussian warshlp
Victoria, and was at San Francisco In
1879, on the old German walShlp Her
tina which since has been replaced by
a new cruiser Of the same name The
old lIertha was the first imperial Ger
man warship TO visit the Pacific coast,
She went 10 San Francisco after eav-
ing Japan Won Seckendorff has vivid
recollections of San Francisco and his
fortnight's entertainment there.
Emperor William has ordered the
Hohenzollern 10 be fitted out with all
the accessories used when his majesty
IL on board the yacht
The Lokal Anzeiger today prints the
following
Emperor William has commissioned
Prince Henry To- meet the prominent
New York yachtsmen and invite them