The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-13
REPTRI.TC. SPECIAI..

REPJRI.TC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. 12-Prince
Henry's personally conducted tour of
the United States will be made under
the guidance of the greatest expert in such
matters-Gsorse W. Boyd OF this city. Per
haps no other man in the United states or
Europe has had so much experience In per
sonally conducting the tours of distin-
guished men. Every trip Of any distance
taken by any President Of the United
States or any foreign visitor of Importance
ia this country has been under the per-
sonal care and direction OF Mr.. Boyd
Probably no man in America mas come
into such close touch with the notable
celebrities who visit this country as he has.
No one citizen has been 30 intimate with
50 many Presidents and makers of Amer
loan history When they Travelled. thsy Ill!
50 under his care and with him. BESIDE De
ing a yell-known railroad ohncia!. ne - a
djDlornat He knows just the proper balance
of relation TO hold between himseit as the
representative OF a great system. as an
American citizen. and any poteh'a'e vi
President who is travelling under MS care.
Executive and Social.
u;s nosit;on is both executive and social.
Evervbody on the train tina; Will take
Prince Henry sightseeing through '''.s
wonderful country. Of which the haisef -
so anxious to know. Will De respotsi'e ~ "
~, por5 Ee will be socially the next man
-, Tho Prince. for ii is part of his WORK 10
rar,atn with the celebrity ana put ;tii.ei . ~"
IN t. rai,ro,Iing its commercial lmpor-
tance its development. MS T~eSouiS ~ - -
History. before him. What the ha.ss, Hnumo ~,
when the Prince returns WIN ~ - % ON
" what Mr. Boyd told. On 'als nus ,h "ni-ed
n,,srs hs is the Interpreter for the oh''eo
States ,o uenrv,s which
BEFORE this trip of Prince hsals Zen. E.,rmnrv ~
be1tns on Washinston's Btrthday' re, ~. y
% Mr.. Boyd will have his nanuT l;,, ,ut, hin, "a
ia sta'e enyesentative of the Pennsylvania
Pailroad as soon as II was declueu tria' ~, r.s !,
rovaI visitor would come r.'e,y tntiS =. -.
tbsn nut In Mr.. Boyd's hands HiS tdsh III. IN
tnea teii ,ha choosing of cities TO visit. routes
to take. hotels TO stop at. tns .hair tiir cpews
made. and the locomotives ana tneit ,,'s,,
that are to bear the speciat Liam oA
Making the schedule.
Tho making OF the time schedule Is
hard bit Of work in itself ENe.y foau J. IL
which the train passes has 70 os cohsuiteu y
with. Coaling fresh food. swttchlng. are area
Few of the Incidental things that Mr.. Boyd
must arrange for. In short, ne must carry
a train of seven cars. filled Win peopie oL
great importance, over tnousanuS t,sr oh m, - =,
miss anything of interest or importance
never receive a moments annoyahce
No other country has these tours !of Ine
not possible in any country except America;
In no ether spot in the world can one travei
5000 to 500 miles without changing cars.
This feat astounded President Harrison
and President MCKINLEY. American citizens
used to the marvels of this iand: II is al.
most impossible for foreigner 10 grasp II
at first. Prince Henry Will ptooapiy manu-
generation of Hohenzollern royalty. Just as
the Infantt of Spain is yet doing. though
she didn't taake quarter O., th's tri0. and