Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
cR0ston Receives
Prussia sPrince
r,on NJaoata shade Withoaia HilcR Moment lie
r.,,ooj Zion, Stallion CrocdS Began Cheesing Co.,
cn, caHs-State House Visited Waited on BY Dele
CATION Fsom AaNa'd

,doW of BONlVH N"'
~, o,w UPON which shone the sun
eau s'' leor SKY Hundreds OF WORN
i'O' .,e busy at daylight clearing the
m'" ,hrough which the prince ana
y, oarty we're TO pass and by >
~ ,.rs tbe route was In excellent con-
V.Ue ,na the thoroughfaies had Deen
aluO, of Nearly the entire route
, p,ngn hc city was brilliant WIN coli
',''N oerorc the prince arrived. oer'nan
c.s. If red. white and black pr'oo'ol-
. na'sd IN many places over the reo'
white and blue
a. o'clock the first battalion OF
,,ys,y one Of the best of Massochu'
s.ns volunteer troops, had drawn up
II me station ready for escort duty \
S,,,o amen carriages were In waiting
20 conyey The prince and his party to
he Hotel Somerset
Near The carriages a battalion OF 'he
Massachusetts naval brigade was
d,aon NO. to act rs guard Of honor as
tho prpce and his cavalry escort ap-
proached, With the detail was a band
ARRIVED ON TIME,
The train, made up of two engines
and seven cars, arrived at 0.35 a, M,
he exact moment scheduled. Mayor
Collins and President Doyle of the
hoard OF aldermen, and President Do
Nan Of the common council, We're re-
ceived BY Rear-Admiral Evans and es-
eoried into the car and introduced to
Prince Henry.
Col. Bingham military aide to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, led the way INTO the
bIg station. where the cavalry was
llnpd Nh al attention Then followed
Rear.Admira Evans, Prince Henry,
Asst. .secy Of State Hill and Mayor
Collins other members Of the party
brought up the rear,
Crowds which had come In on local
tralns and which filled the waiting
ICONS, eheefed as soon as they caught
sight Of Inc party coming from The
train. The prince raised his hat IN nc
acknowledgement Of the greeting
Several minutes were occupied in es-
coiting The visitors 10 their car
rIages That Of the prince was placed
at the head Of the line. The prince and
Admiral Evans, who We're IN full uni
form, were cheered az every step.
Prince Henry acknowledged 80 greet
lngs BY saluting
CROWDS BEGIN CHEERING.
As the line Of carriages moyed'out OF
NE driveway at the end OF The station,
The immense crowd outside began to
tfta and the procession made lis way
Though The throngs Of persons max
nsmost hearty demonstration OF well
Gene Zach carriage was accompanied
Dy Tour 0itrilers, and behind that OF
The prince We're three policemen on
iool, AZ the rear Of the long line OF car
HageS was q squad of mounted police.
AZ the Hotel Somerset Il few mo-
menIs were given the prince and his
party TO rest This gave a chance TO
lsafn few details Of the journey from
niagara Falls TO Boston, Two engines
were attached 10 the train at Buffalo,
III anticipation Of some trouble on ac-
Voull OF the bad snowstorm. It APP
lrdIS mat the incident at Worcester.
Wne'e the citizens had gathered To
bIee' me prince, only TO see the train
20 rushing through without stopping,
resulted nom q Misunderstanding. Sew
t'" messages had been received by the
american committee that attended
rrhe Henry with reference TO having
Nop made at Worcester but each
uie reply was sent that the request
sVulu not be granted. Finally a tele-
sah sent Yesterday said that "A COM
,a ues would be sent TO Springfield TO
.sas lhe train there and present greet
wss 70 Prince Henry and retire at
in,Wvester' This message was not de-
1871 To The committee until this
~, The committee from Worces-
wi however did not reach the train
spilngneld on account Of the limits
''Tfs n by the police regulations.
sPon learning the facts telegram
way S sent TO Worcester expressing re-
N' AZ 'ne general Misunderstanding.
GOV CRANE CALLS.
pAl the Somerset, Gov. Crane and
, ,% W Eliot of Harvard unlver.
WV mS, called on the prince. Coy. Crane
sha 'sngu bul few minutes. Shortly
wy W, ns departure the prince started
c.,,. ue STATE house where he was re-
s ,,,eu oy the governor. the lieutenant
ia,o ARM, nn and the heads OF the mill
po, y ~nu naval forces and the state de-
,A N,.er The formal introductions. a
Tbs , .une was spent IN conversation.
Arm. "SS interrupted by Sergeant-at-
h,,.,. p1Yls who announced that the
tfe np,nn was IN Joint session 70 greet
IN TH STATE norsr.
"a VV N. crane conducted Prince Henry
Iiv% n u. Of the house of representa-.
anr.ol ne Visitors We're received with
aeste use Fhc prince merely bowed In
MANI. Ng9gHenL Without further for.
pnJe.S, 'ne party left the state house.
he ,s n.y. 70 the public library. where
Nav, 'uce was to pay his RESPECTS TO
menu CoIlias. Here he received the
All o's o. The city government also.
Mo- 80 feterans OF German wars.
Ons y, N0Hlns introduced the Veterans.
and ~. uleln made cordial address
eYiesss 'inlce replied in German. He
Az s ss delight az seeing the veteran .
''OA nsnds with ach of them.
EDWARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CElVED.
v1 Ssolowing the reception the nr,nce
The N,sgofled by Mayor Collins through
somarsnle. Returning 10 the Hotel
Frsn.sV' Frlnce Henry received .Indga
ginsob ~ lowell and Henry l.. Hlg-
Haryars pIsseniing the corporation Of
uart,5 university, and al o'clocl,
Ths e. WIN them for Cambridge
CIV IN 'fsI ston was at The camhr,dgo
sss,, KY Where Mayor McNarno ~,
bridge .e Erecting o. the city Of cam.
form ~ an deliberately enarossea
me e,,, one thousand school children ~
Prince upVh TIE arrival or the
Ham after J o'clock the nor,, so,,,e +,
iden, ~ n Fhey We're received ty pre-
'' ~ Memorial hall, and the