Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-03


Prince Henry
address, printed in large type, win
red initials
10 His Royal Highness. Prince Hen
ry Of Prussia The mayor and under.
signed committee Of citizens Of Louis
yile In behalf Of the city extend to
your royal highness with pleasure a
hearty welcome To your royal high
ness as the representative of his maj
esty the emperor, and the people OF
Germany. we offer this SLIGHT mark Of
our respect and good VIII and We hope
that your royal highness visit may be
pleasant and may help to preserve the
friendship between your country ana
ours
On the remaining pages are photo
graphs Of the various public buildings
and points Of interest In Louisville,
There are also portraits of Gov. Beck
ham and Mayor Granger
The prince stepped 20 one side Of the
platform and the crowd OF 900 persons
cheerel lie touched his cap and en-
couraged by the continued cheers,
stepped upon a bench near the railing.
For this extra eXerion he got roar
OF cheers which No repeatedly acknoWl-
edged by sautlns.
Prince Henry was q little hoarse and
did not attempt 10 make a speech say
ing to the mayor BE kind enough 10
give my thanks to your people for this
royal reception
The prince then received from Il. Poll
Her German consul nj Cincinnati an
engrossed address from The German
Soldiers Aid society OF Louisville, which
Mr. Polier was deputed to present, The
address was as follows.
Your Royal Hghness-Cherishin
with grateful heart the memory Of the
country Of our birth TO which We viii
ever remain attached as the place
where stood our cradles and which we
shall never cease 10 love and honor, the
members OF the German Soldiers Aid
society OF Louisville today greet your
royal highncss In our new home as an
ever-WelcOme representative Of the
representative Of the German navy and
army, in the ranks Of which we are
proud to have served.
Great successes which united Ger
many and made il world power have
carried the fame Of the defenders Of
our grand fatherland on sea and on
land to the civilized nations Of the
world and only a short time since your
royal hlghness and the officers and men
under your command have taken
goodly share m the achievements ac-
complished in the far east
Your royal hlghness' friendly visit
to the home OF our adoption helps
strengthen the relations of friendship
which 80 closely connect Germany and
America, and may they become per-
manent, TO the mutual benefit of the
German and American people, May
your itinerary not be marred by any
untoward event. ana may you be grant
ed happy return to the old fatherlanl.
Again we bid your royal hghness
welcome with all our hearts, ps the
official representative of our former
highest war lord. his majesty. Emperor
William IL, ana as "A welcome guest
Prince Henry boarded his train. Az
he was passing along the side of tho
ear nearest the crowd German citizen
stuck up his hand and the prince
shook IL.
Four hundred members Of the local
Maennerchoir Liederkran2 and Con-
cordia greeted the arrival OF the prince
his train they sang MY Old entuckv
Home" Two bands furnished music
and the crowd cheered at every oppor-
tunlty, After Prince Henry's departure
the various German societies held a
kommers at Llederkranz hall, and there
was also a banquet Of German citizens
at Selbaoh's hotel
Louisville secret service agents had
received from headquarters al Wash.
ington a message asking whether there
was any strong feeling In Kentucky
against Prince Henry The board Of
public safety had 100 policemen and de-
tectiVes al the railroad station tonight
and eight detectives were assigned
especially TO the princes person.
AT THE HOOSIER CAPITAL.
indianapolis, Ind. March 2.-TUlly
1900 people greeted the Prince Henry
special. which arrived here az 1906
O'Clock. En- route from Louisville
small groups gathered at the smaller
stations and gave the royal visitor
hearty cheers as the train wh.zzed
through. Whore stops were made az
the more important points his royal
highness appeared on the rear plat
form and acknoW lodged the cheers
from the hundreds who had congre-
gated.
At Indianapolis four companies OF
the state militia were stationed at the
entrance Of the Union station, which |
was profuseiy decorated With Amerl-
can aud German flags, surrounded by |
thousands Of tri-colored incandescent |
lights
Gov Durbin and Mayor Rookwalter |
entered the car and were presented TO |
Prince Henry hy Ambassador Won Hol- |
leben GOV. Durbln. addressing the |
prince. said
Tour Royal Highness-In behalf Of |
, 100000 people whom | have the honor |
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