The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
DUE IN
GOTHAM TODAY
Henry of Prussia Should Arrive
This Morning.
LIKELY TO BE DELAYED
HEAVY WEATHER HOLDS BACK
THE KRoN PRINz WILHELM.
LIKELY TO BE DELAYED

NEW YORK, Feb. H.-All prepare
N tons have been made for The
reception and entertainment of
Prince Henry of Prussia, who is on the
Kron Prinz Wilhelm, which is expected
to arrive tomorrow.
The Kron Priuz Wilhelm. to equal
her westward record, should reach
Sandy Hook lightship by 7:45 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Owing to the con-
dition now prevalent on the Atlantic
her arrival at any hour during tomor-
row viii be surprising. At the offices
Of the German North-Lloyd company
Manager Schwab, although somewhat
upset in his calculations by the delay
that the TeutOnic eXperienced-that
boat having arrived twenty-four hours
oNerdue-still expressed the belief that
the Kron Prinz Wilhelm will arrive in
the harbOr late in the afternoon. Some
OF his associates were not so hopeful.
however.
An all-night vigil was kept by the
wireless opera tors on the HohenzoIlern
and the Etruria with the view of COM
ing in touch with the Kron Prinz VIII
helm. Up TO midnight their hopes had
not borne fruit
The imperial yacht Hohenzollern,
after having been cleaned up, lies at
her pier at the foot of West Thirty
fourth street, awaiting the princes ar
rival Her main gangWay has been
placed directly opposite the door
through which Prince Henry will land
from the Kron Prinz Wilhelm. He Will
cross the pier and board the Hohen-
zollern. At the gangway he will be
met by Admiral Won Baudissin, while
the other officers of the yacht viii
stand at the sides of the gangway.
Behind, on the decks of the boat, the
Grey will be drawn up and the ships
band Will play national air as the
prince steps on the boat.
The Marconi apparatus on the Ho-
henzoliern has been tested and found
TO be in good working order Tonight
the operator on board will begin to
send messages in an attempt to locate
the princes ship. On board the Gu
harder Eutruria the wireless apparat-
US IS also in readiness, and an OPP
orator is on watch for signals from the
Kron Prinz Wilhelm.
Admiral Evans. General COrbin and
Assistant Secretary of State Hill. the
presidents delegates, will board the
KrOnz PrinZ Wilhelm, probably at the
quarantine station. and will greet
Prince Henry in the name of the
United States government. All ar
rangements have been completed for
The dinner to be given by the Ameri-
can press in honor of Prince Henry on
Tuesday night next, and Herman Rid
der, VINO has charge of the prepara-
tions for this banquet, said today that
the number of acceptances received
from leading representatives of the
newspaper world was very gratifying.
Performance in Theatre.
The Irving Place theatre, where a
gala performance is TO be given tomor-
row evening, has been beautifully dec
GRATED and orders have been given fer
the festOoning of the princes box with
American Beauty roses Heinrich Con-
reid, manager Of the theatre. has had a
special entrance broken through the
wall on the Fifteenth street side of the
theatre in order to permit the prince
to epter the royal box Immediately on
stepping from his carriage.
The play selected for this perform
ance is I'm Wessen Roessel, a three
act comedy. The selection was made
by request. as the prince has thus far
had no opportunity Of seeing the play,
owing to the fact that during the time
when it was given in various cities of
Germany he was in China. Everything
has been made ready for the special
opera performance to be given for the
prince. 1t is believed that this will be
the most brilliant performance in the
history Of the Metropolitan opera
house
On Sunday when Prince Henry visits
the tomb of General Grant he viii
place two wreaths on the tomb. one
from the kaiser and the other the
princes own tribute. Both wreaths
will be composed of American Beauty
roses, lilies and orchids, and will have
in the center a crown. In the emper-
or's wreath viii be worked in flowers
the initials, Wv J. r." Civilian, i'm
peratOr rex.
The pier at the foot OF West Thirty
fourth street. where the prince will
land, has been made a special sub
police precinct. with two captains.
eight sergeants, ten roundsmen, fifty
mounted policemen and 100 patrOlmen-
1t is known as the HOhenzollern pre-
cinct \ Postal Telegraph office, with
a direct wire connection with the Ger
man cable. has been esta blished Oh the
dock at the foot OF Thirty-fourth street
for the accommodation of Prince Hen
~ and his suite. who viii thereby be
in instant communication with Ger
many at all times.