Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-07
VICTIMS Of THE maine
All Claims For Death and Injuries in
the Explcsion Of the Maine are
Thrown Out.
Claimants Must Look to the American
Government for Such Remuneration
as Granted.
An Aggregate Of Probably Five Millior
Dollars Affected by Decision of
Commission.

Boston, March Prince Henry's
first view of Boston was of snow
clad city on which shown a sun from
a clear sky. Hundreds of workmen
were busy at daylight clearing the
streets through which the prince and
his party were to pass and at o'clock
they were in fair condition.
The bad storm had impaired the dec
orations, but it did not take long to re-
store them and nearly the entire
route through the city was brilliant
with color before the prince arrived.
German flags Of red, white and black
predominated in many places over the
red, white and blue.
Long before the special train was
due, crowds began to assemble in the
neighborhood of the Great South sta
tion and extended along the streets as
signed for the passage of the process
sion.
Mayor Collins and President Doyle
of the board of aldermen and President
5Dolan of the common council were
received by Admiral Evans as soon as
the train stopped. The officials were
escorted into the car and introduced to
Prince Henry.
Colonel Bingham, military aide to
President Roosevelt, led the way into
the big station where the cavalry was
lined up at attention. Then followed
Rear Admiral Evans, Prince Henry,
Assistant Secretary of State Hill and
Mayor Collins. Other members of the
party brought up the rear.
As the line of carriages moved out
of the driveway at the end of the sta
tion the immense crowd outside began
to cheer and the procession made its
way through the throngs of persons
making most hearty demonstrations of
welcome.
Visits the State Legislature.
At the Somerset Governor Crane
and President G. w. Eliot Of Harvard
university called on the prince. Gov
ernor Crane remained but a few min
utes. Shortly after his departure, the
prince started for the statehouse,
where he was received by the govern
or, the lieutenant governor and the
heads Of the military and naval forces
and the state departments.
After the formal introductions a
short time was spent in conversation.
This was interrupted by Sergeant-at-
Arms Davis, who announced that the
legislature was in joint session to
greet the prince. Governor Crane con-
Quoted Prince Henry to the hall of the
house of representatives. The visitors
were received with applause. The
prince merely bowed in acknowledge
ment. Without further formality the
party left the statehouse, proceeding
to the public library, where the prince
was to pay his respects to Mayor Col
Inns. Here he received the members Of
the city government also and met IS
veterans Of German wars. Mayor Col
Inns introduced the veterans One of
them made a cordial address and the
prince replied in German. He express
ed delight at seeing the veterans and
shook hands with each of them.
Following the reception, the prince
was escorted by Mayor Collins through
the library. Returning to the Hotel
Somerset, Prince Henry received
Judge Francis z. Lowell and Henry L.
Higginson, representing the corpora.
tion Of Harvard university, and at /
o'clock started with them for Cam.
bridge.
Degree for Prince Henry.
Sanders theatre was crowded with
students, who stood to receive the