The age-herald., 1902-02-17
PRINCE HENRY
 FEELING HAPPY Again Expresses Pleasure at
 Visiting United States GAPT PARKER IN NEW YORK 
services Held on Hohenzollern ana Admiral Bandissin Carries Out Emperor's Wishes About Plac- ing Wreathng Tomb.

aouthampton February 16-The Kron Prinz Wilhelm arrived here this morning Prince Henry's voyage to England was uneventful.
 The Kron Prinz Wilhelm proceeded slowly from Bremerhaven down tho weser, under cloudless sky and amidst cheers from the people lining the shore The Prince and his suite walked up on the upper deck with some of the other passengers. Later Prince Henry dined in the general saloon and then spent an hour in the smoking room.
 He was up early this morning walking the deck In the course of a conversa- tion today he again expressed the pleas ure he feels at visiting the United States and added:
 "Why, the last man I shook hands with on German ground was an American, the Berlin representative of the Associated Press"
 Isle of Wright Sighted.
 At about 10:3O this morning the Isle of Wight and the forts of Portsmouth were sighted The special train from London carrying passengers for the Kron Prinz Wilhelm arrived at Southampton at 11:3O. but was not allowed to proceed to the dock until the steamship bearing Prince Henry had been made fast. At l o'clock the dock swarmed with policemen and detectives and the steamship tickets of the Southampton passengers were re- peatedly scruitinized
 Prince Henry remained on the bridge of the steamer until the members of the German embassy at London, who came here to welcome him, went on board. He then received them in his saloon.
 The Kron Prinz Wilhelm sailed for Cherbourg at3 o'clock this afternoon.
 Capt. Benjamin Parker Arrives. New York. February 16.-The opening day of the week of the Prince Henry of Prussia witnessed the arrival of Capt Benjamin Parker who has come here for the purpose of taking the Emperor of Germanys new yacht Meteor, IT, to the other side. Captain Parker for many years sailed the German Emperor's old yacht, The Meteor and won many races with her.
 In 1899 he was engaged by Sir Thomas Lipton with Captains Hogarth and Wringe to take charge of the Shamrock II in her races here.
 The regular Sunday services prescrib- ed by the Lutheran church took place on the Hohenzollern at 10 o'clock in the morning They were conducted by Ad- miral Von Baudissin and were attended
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 To Place Wreath on Tomb.
 At the close the commander of the im- perial yacht prepared to carry out the cabled instructions from Emperor Will liam. to place wreath on the tomb of Miss Beatrice Goelet, daughter of the late Robert Goelet and of Mrs. Harriet Warren Goelet, who died on February 10 of pneumonia. The wreath was delivered at the Hohenzollern at Il o'clock and a few minutes later Admiral Won Baudis- sin in full uniform accompanied by his aide. Captain Wonder Aston, also in uni form. left for the Gcelet home on Fifth avenue. The wreath was left at the resi- dence and later carried 10 Woodlawn cemetery and placed on the tomb.
 The United German Societies for the reception of Prince Henry met today
 
 march as decided on at Friday night s meeting, was adopted. It was also decid- ed to present to Prince Henry beauti- ful silver album. hand painted with the picture of the prince on the cover.
 Cherbourg, February 16.-The Kron PrinZ Wilhelm arrived in the Roadstead at $40 this evening after a pleasant pas sage from Southampton. The steamer stayed here but a short time, and the hand played selections from various airs. The Kron Prinz Wilhelm resumed her tourney for New York at o'clock.
 Should Arrive Saturday Morning. New York, February 16.-The Kron Prinz Wilhelm. to equal her best record, the time of which was five days 15 hours and 45 minutes. made on Decent Der last. should be sighted off Fire Island between an . o'clock Saturday morning. Febru- ary 9. and arrive at the Sandy Hook lightship at a quarter of o'clock If she should arrive at this time she would reach dock at about 10 o'clock This time, however, Is approximate as the sail ing from Cherbourg Is probably given | from her departure in the harbor. Re- cords are calculated from Cherbough Mole. Her time of passing Cherbourg Mole would probably be half an hour later.
 Wireless Message. London, February 16.-A message trans mitted by the Marconi wireless system from the Kron Prinz Wilhelm when that steamer was ninety miles off the Lizard reported: All well weather fine, sea smooth"