The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-27
MAKE HIM A PRESENT.
On Behalf of the Emperor the Prince
Accepts Album.

S1SSCPNS A1OQ4us
New York. Feb. 26.-From the dinner
given by the Captains Of Industry
Prince Henry. preceded by mounted
police, who cleared Fifth avenue of all
vehicles. sending them into the side
streets, was driven to the Hohenzollern.
After a two hours stay, the prince,
accompanied by his suite, Ambassador
Won HOlleben and Admiral Evans. was
driven to the Arion society hall, there
TO review the torch-light procession of
the German societies. He was escort
ed by troop c of Brooklyn and mount
ed police.
The prince entered the main entrance
of the Arion SOciety's hall on Park
avenue, accompanied by Ambassador
Won HOlleben, Vice Admiral Won Tir-
pitiz, Admiral Count Won Baudissin,
Admiral Evans and Colonel Bingham,
Adjutant General COrbin. Commander
COwleS and Assistant Secretary of
State Hill There he was met by a
committee of the club, headed by Pres
ident Frank Won Bremen, who extended
cordial welcome.
Prince Henry replied briefly in Ger
man that it gave him great pleasure
to find himself in the house of Ger
man society and to be afforded the
opportunity of witnessing the parade
of the German societies from its bal
cony. The prince was then escorted
TO the large hall upstairs. where he
was greeted by Dr. Louis WeyIand
and the committee of the German
American societies who presented to
him a handsome album.
Accepts it For Emperor.
In returning thanks. the prince said:
Mr. President. allow me to express
my sincere thanks for this hearty re-
ception. 1t fills me with JOY to see that
all German societies of New York City
have participated in this ovation.
which 1 do not take as rendered to me.
but to my brother, his majesty, the
German emperor, my high sovereign.
Gentlemen, most of you are citizens
of this splendid country. the United
States. From your old fatherland YOU
have brought over here a certain sense
of duty which has undoubtedly. to a
large extent. helped you to the success
you have attained as citizens of this
country. It is my wish that YOU may.
as citizens of this splendid country.
adhere to the same sense of duty which
actuates your brethren in the old coun-
try
The imperial party was then escorted
to the beautifully decorated balcony of
NiS ciuD' Wnefe they were Joined by
Mayor Low. Admirals Won Tirpitiz and
Won Baudlssin. Ambassador Won HOl-
leben Consul General Buenz. Admiral
Evans and DR.. Weyland. The process
sion, which had started immediately
commanded the attention of the prince.
who seemed immensely pleased, and
impressed with the spectacle. Toward
the close of the procession the prince
was greeted by a delegation of Column
bia college students on the street. who
gave their college yell several times.
The parade started
7arade of Veterans.
The par;-de started at $50 d. m. from,
Seventy second street, where were as
Sembled the veterans OF the Franco
Prussian war of 1871 There were abou+
5000 men in line. Throughout the line
Of march the sidewalks were crowded
with cheering spectators. After the
passage of the procession. the prince.
re-entered the hall, where he faced the
singing chorus of the society. about 100
IN number, all in evening dress. under
the leadership of their director. In
Illus LOrens. The chorus promptly broke
forth into an inspiring song called
Die Todlten Des Iltis'' written in
commemOration of the brave crew of
his majesty's ship, the Iltis. sunk some
years ago. when a score Of German
sailors lost their lives.
After an intermission for refresh
ments, Prince Henry. who has been
greatly pleased with the singing. lis
tened TO the rendition of another Ger
man song by the chorus He again
showed his appreciation of their efforts
by asking Leader Lorens if he was
not firing the singers, would the,
kindly Oblige him with another son.
which request was readily comnlieo
with.
Promptly at $3.50 O'Clock Prince Hem
~ and his party left the Arion cI,b
and proceeded to the Waldorf Astoria
accompanied by the same escort 10 at
tend the dinner of the stats Zeitune
Berlin. Feb. 26.-Emperor William
has conferred the order of the Ped
Eagle upon DR.. Won Hollenben. Cer-
man ambassador to the United States.
Storm on the Coast.
Seattle Wash. Feb. 2s.-Accordinp n
Director Salisbury Of the local weather
bureau. the storm which has prevailed
on the Pacific coast for the last forty
eight hours Is the largest in area of any
recorded IN the annals of the bureau
sance ne has been resident of Seattle.
Paying For Merger Suit.
St. Paul Feb. 26.-The house OF renre-