Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-19
Welcomed on Board a Battle
ship by His Royal
Brother.
PLEASED WITH AMERICAN TRIP.
Again Expressed His Pleasure at His
Reception to an Intervlewer-SaId
He Would Tell the Same to His
Brother, the Emperor.

Cuxhayen, March 19.-The Ham
burg-American line steamer Deutsch
land arrived here at 6 o'clock last
evening from Cherbourg, having onI
board Prince Henry, of Prussia, AMI
his suite The Deutschland was met
in the roadstead by the German bat
tleship Kaiser Wilhelm Ii, on boar1
Of which was Emperor William His
majesty greeted Prince Henry col.
daily. The prince boarded the bat.
tleship, which afterwards started for
kiel.
Cuxhaven, March 18.-(On board
steamer Deutschland, 3 p. MAS
the steamer drew near to Cuxhaven
Prince Henry received the CORES
pendent OF the Associated Press IA
his cabin. The prince said:
Il desire to send a last word
through you to America, to say how
deeply grateful l am for the measure.
less kindness | received while there.
| tried to say this before | left, but
want to say again that | am grateful
for the cordial and generous manner
in which the people and the president
of the United States received me.
Talked With Many individuals.
81 met and talked with as many in.
dlyiduals as | could, but of course |
saw most of the people in crowds.
and sometimes only from the railroad
car platform, and only long enough
to touch my cap or take off my hat
to them. i wish to thank all those
thousands for the trouble they took ,
The prince spoke with feeling.
Il had no opportunity he COLI
tinued, "of studying the details of in
dustry as l would like to have done
As to the fatigue of the trip, the
prince said:
q was often tired and | had to be
careful of what | said, both publicly
and privately But since my long
sleeps on boa-d the Deutschland {
would be ready to return to America
at once for just such another trip.
This one has been SO full of pleasure
and instruction. 1t is a good thing
to look upon another people face to
face and form your own impression. .
Concerning his speech at Philadel-
phia, Prince Henry added:
1T seemed proper | should make
some such utterance, for there are
always some undercurrents running
that have to be taken into account,
What | SAID in my Philadelphia
speech was precisely the truth t
might have been thought that during
my talks with President Roosevelt,
and my ride with him alone, | might
have said word or two of political
character, but such was not the case
No political topic was alluded to on
either side"
Prince Henry referred to President
Rooseyelt's attentions and said he
had not received the presidents fare.
well telegram, as he was by that time
at sea, and that he only saw the text
of the message upon his arrival al
Plymouth.
VIII So Tell Emperor.
The interest Emperor William takes
in Prince Benry's trip was then men
toned. In this connection Prince
Henry said to the correspondents:
Il shall tell his majesty exactly
what | have told you namely, how
appreciate the kindness shown me by
the people Of America. l wish to add
a special word eff thanks for the sym
pathetic way in which the American
papers treated me-
In conclusion the emperor's brother
said:
You may be sure the impressions
| received will be lasting"
Prince Henry, who looked to be
thoroughly rested wore a dark blue
yachting suit, with the Kiel yacht