West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-20
Told a Trip TO America Would
Not Take Longer Than Did
Visit to Jerusalem.
FINER WELCOME THAN TJHENRY
Would Have Been Given Him, He
Was Told by American Naval At
tache at 3 rlin-kaiser Untangles
Hitch Made In Landing.

Berlin, March 2O.-Prince Henry
landed at kiel at dusk last evening
and joined Princess Henry and his
sons.
That which took place between the
royal brothers is, OF course, not a
matter concerning which those sur
rounding Emperor William and Prince
Henry have been taken into the royal
confidence further than to know that
the brothers had a talk yesterda~,
lasting several hours. and that Prince
Henry told Emperor William his ex-
periences from the beginning TO the
end of his trip.
The members of the princes party
! were much amused while on their
travels at the calls Of Speech,
Speech,'S from the crowds collected
at wayside places and the cries ri
"How's your brother William"
Once Alarmed For Princes Safety.
The only occasion when the least
alarm for the princes safety was fe.t
=
a man enter the princes car at one
end while Prince Henry was en- the
platform ar the other end, bowih
| TO the crowd. This man was ordered
out of the car. He hesitated and then
withdrew few minutes later
he was seen working his way
| through the crowd in order to g;
nearer 10 'ie prince. This man wore
long coat. under which anything
might. have been concealed. A mem
Der OF the princes staff pointed out
this person TO John E. Wilkie, chief
Of the secret service. who accom-
panied the prince on his trip, who at
once said:
Why. that is one Of my men"
Prince Henry does not know why
| he did not visit the stock yards at
| Chicago, except that he was advised
by Mr.. Wilkie that il would be bet
| ter to omit this part OF the program,
! as the Polish workmen at the STOCK
yards might create a disturbance.
Mr.. Wilkie explained the reason OF
| this change in the program TO the
| owner Of the packing house it was in
tended TO visit, and. although az.
rangements were made TO see the
packing houses privately, 1t was later
found inco1Tenient TO do so.
Prais. For Chief Wilkie.
Mr.. wilkie is spoken Of in the
varmest TENS by Prince Henry
| com panions for his discretion and his
careful arrangements for the prince :
security.
There was 81 awkward hitch in the
disembarkatIon Tuesday Of Primo G
Henry from the Deutschland at Cux.
haven. A rickety landing stage tina.
cOuld not be moved had been built
for the princes descent from the
, liner aud IL was found impossible 70
shift the steamer so as to connect
exactly with this structure. When
Emperor William, who was waiting
on the quay. perceived the diffcuIty.
he characterized the landing stage as
an unseamanEke looking affair and
began 70 give instructions as TO how
Prince Henry's landing should De
made. He caused q gang plank to BE-
lifted up 70 the height OF the Deutch-
lands lover deck and down this
Prince Henry walked TO the quay.
II the Emperor Had Come
Emperor William spoke to comman-
der William H Beehler. the UniteI
States naval att2che at Berlin who
represented the American embassy
ut Cuxhaven Tuesday OF the wonder
fui reception Prince Henry had receiy-
ed in the United States.
But" said Commander BeehIer.
your majesty would have received \
greater one. -
!. To this the emperor repaisd:
But | cannot leave the country for
so long.
IL would not take You longer than
your trip 70 Jerusalem" said Corr
mander Beehlsr.
Yes" replied tie emperor, that
IS So.