Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-19
PRINCE Says farewell
LEAVES NEW YORK on
H0MEWARD JOURNEY
Has Enjoyed Himself Immensely, and
Hopes to Come Again
Final COurteSies
Passed,

New York. March 2l.-Prince Henry
of Prussia sailed for Germany on board
the Hamburg.American liner Deutsch
land this afternoon. His last day in
America was spent entirely on board
the Deutschland, but 1t was filed WITH
pleasing Incidents. The Prince break
tasted early and about 10 o'clock be
gan to receive official farewell visitors
including representatives OF Germany
in this country and those of the United
States Government. Mayor Low OF
New York was also a caller, and the
Prince in bidding him farewell, gave
hint that he had some intention of
returning to America for a second Wis.
it. The Prince, in replying TO the
.Layor's expressions, said;
81 thank the citizens of New York
for all their kindness to me. which /
appreciate deeply. If | should return
to America | should feel when reach.
ed New York that was once more at
home"
The members Of the party that &C
companied the Prince on his tour were
his guests at luncheon. Covers were
laid for twenty.eight persons in the
lining room of the steamship. and mu.
sic was furnished by the band from
the HohenZollern. At the close of the
luncheon, when II came to saying
good.by. the Prince. taking rose from
the table, said: This is the badge OF
that which have been admiring dur.
ing my entire trip in the United States
American Beauty"
He placed the flower in his button.
hole and each guest followed his eX.
ample.
Immediately after the luncheon. at
the Princes invitation, the party went
to the commanders bridge OF the
Deutschland and was there photo.
graphed. Then the real leave.talling
began. The final farewells were said
by members OF the German Embassy
at Washington.
Washington. March 1.-THE follow.
ing exchanges took place today be.
tween Prince Henry of Prussia whu
sailed for Europe on the Deutschland
and President Roosevelt:
"Hoboken, n. j., March II. 1902
The President OF the United States
On this day of my departure | beg to
thank you personally, as well as the
nation whose guest have been, for
all the kindness, consideration and
good feeling | have met with during
my visit to your interesting country.
hope that my visit might have increas.
ed the feelings Of friendship between
the country | represent and the Unit.
ed States. Bidding you farewell let
me wish you every possible success,
and pray. remember me to Mrs. Roos.
evelt and Miss Roosevelt, who SO
cuarmingly and with so much pluck
accomplished her task wehn launching
His Majesty's yacht Meteor. Once
more, most hearty thanks. May we
meet again. HEINRICH.
prince Won Prussen."
"White House, Washington, d. C..
March II. 1902.-Henry Prince OF
Prussia, steamer Deutschland, Ham
burg dock. Hoboken, n. j.: Not only
have | enjoyed your visit personally
but on behalf of my countrymen
wish to express to you the pleasure II
has been 20 see you and the real good
| think your visit has done in promot
ing a feeling of friendship between
Germany and the United States. II is
my most earnest wish that this feeling
may strengthen steadily. Mrs. Roose
welt sends her warm regards, and Sc
would Miss Roosevelt II she were moi
absent. Pray present my heartiesl
greeting to His Majesty, the German
Emperor. Again thank you for youl
wherever you may be.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"