The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-18
utes at Pittsburg and Columbus and OF TWEEN

utes at Pittsburg and Columbus and OF twen-
ty minutes at Cincinnati.
March arrival at Chattanooga at Z a. m.
Presenting of souvenir album Of views Three
! hours and thirty minutes for q trip to Look
out mountain. Departure for st. Louis at
1890 a. m. Stop of fifteen minutes at Nash
vile, ten minutes at Louisville and twenty
minutes at Indianapolis.
March Carnival at st. Louis at a. m.
Reception at the union station. Presentation
of address. Carriage drive to the Eads
bridge and thence to the st. Louis club:
Breakfast at the St. Louis club. After break
fast, drive through the West End to Forest
park where the special train will be in wait
ing, Departure for Chicago at II a. m. Ar
rival at Chicago at $50 p. NJ, union depot.
Reception by the mayor, the German consul
and a reception committee. Drive from the
depot to the Auditorium hotel with military
escort. Dinner at the Auditorium hotel, given
by the associated reception committees, at
p. m choral festival at the First Regiment
armory by musical societies at p. m. Grand
ball in the Auditorium at 1890 p. NJ. supper
following the ball. ..'.
At Milwaukee. d..
March 4.-Visit to statue of Abraham Lin
coin in Lincoln park Departure for Milwau-
kee at 2 p m. Arrival at Milwaukee at
p. M. Reception by the mayor at the sta
ton. Military escort to the exposition hall
Greeting by the United Singing clubs. Drive
through the Illuminated court of honor to the
Hotel Pdster. Dinner at the Hotel Pf1ster
If time allows, gala representation at the
German theater. Departure from Milwau-
kee at 10 p. m. for journey eastward.
March 5.-Arrival at Buffalo at Las p. M
central time. Stop of fifteen minutes. Ar
| rival at Niagara Falls at 3:45 p. M, eastern
time. View of the falls and departure from
Niagara Falls at 6 p. M Stop Of twenty
minutes at Rochester at 8:15 p. M Stop o.
ten minutes at Syracuse at 1925 p. m.
March Carnival in Boston at 10 a. H.
South. Terminal station. Reception by the
mayor and the German consul. Drive from
the station to the Somerset hotel under mill.
| tary escort. At 1915 a. ~ the governor
mayor, president of Harvard University and
others pay their respects at Somerset hotel
Snort drive through the city and stop at the
| statehouse to return the visit of the governor
Visit to Shaw memorial. Drive to the public
library to return the visit of the mayor
Visit to Cambridge, arriving at Memorial hall
at l:30 p. m. AT 145 p. m, visit to the
president Of the university. The president
will accompany the prince to the faculty
room. At p. N. luncheon in the faculty
room. At PAS p. m. visit to the buildings
OF the university. At $3.50 D. IN. entertain.
ment lasting until 4:45 p. M At D. m
reception of delegation of the Germanic Mu.
HNA'1A N1ooo|i1lioA ~ IHt uOuSe OF professor
Munsterburg At $50 p. m. leave Cambridge
Arrive at Somerset hotel at p. m. At 7:St
p. IN. dinner by the authorities of the city.
Gov. Odelrs Chance.
| March 7.-Departure from Boston at q. m
Arrival at Albany at $50 a. M Stop of twt
hours Reception at the station by governo,
and mayor. Military escort to the city hall
where the freedom Of the city and a souvenir
will be presented. Military escort from thu
city hall to the state capitol building. Re-
| ceptlon by the governor, senate and assembly
Departure for West Point at 80 a. m
Arrival at West Point at 2 p. m. Visit of tw,
| hours. Departure from West Point at
p. m. Arrival at New York by special ferr,
from Weehawken at 5:45 p. m. Dinner at tn,
| University club at p. m.
March S-Day spent in rest and recreation
| Dinner at the Crosse Deutsche Gesselschaf
at 8 p. m. ---.. '-~---. .....-. ..I ~
March 9-Luncheon at the University clu1
at p. m. Private dinner for the prince
Visit to the New York Yacht club at 9:3
| p. m. ... ...s. ..-.
| March 10-Departure from New York b,
| special ferry from Twenty-third street at
a. M Arrival at Broad street station, Phila
| delphia, at 1920 a. m. Reception at the sta
tlon by the mayor Of the city and the German
consul and visit to the city hall, where tn
| freedom Of the city will be presented. Visi
to Cramps shipyard. Luncheon with tn
| Union League at 1:20 p. m. Departure TO
| New York from the Broad street station a
$3.50 p. m. Arrival at New York by specia
! ferry to Twenty third street at $3.50 o. M
March '1l-Farewell visits and departures