The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-28
Z DEMONSTRATION IN HONOR
GERMANY'S SAILOR
PRINCE.
VISIT TO the PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT EXPRESSES 4
WELCOME ON BEHALF OF
THE NATION. =

ehed G York yesterday n was
hially welcomed as the guest of the
Son. The land batteries that guard
outer harbor sounded the first greet
in a ponderous salute of twenty
guns, the rifles of a special nava
adron assembled in his honor re-
bed the sentiment: there We're verbal
tetings from the representatives OF
sident Roosevelt, the army. the
), and the city of New York, n a
BIT crowd line he way into the city
see and cheer the sailor prince or
emany.
bout an hour was spent by the
nee in receiving his callers n IN
king an admiral's inspection of the
BPS and crew of the H~ohenzollern.
In followed a lunch.
he prince invited to this luncheon
se among the Americans among his
lers who represented the navy, n
bides these there were at the board
members of the princes suites IN
mbers of the German embassy In
hshingtOn.
rhe prince boarded the tug Nin at
b tc repay his calls. He was accom-
nied by one aide and Admiral a
Ensigns Evans and Chaplin.
prince Henry gave a dinner last night
board the Hohenzollern. His guests
Re the German ambassador and suite,
German naval officers and the rep
bentatives of the United States army
a navy.
Prince Henry last night attended a re-
.o- g. L;- hnnnT nv fho
utscher verein at the clubhouse or
OF ganiZation.
\ fter the reception, the prince was
ven to the ferry and crossed over u
sey city. where he boarded a speclal
lin for Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Prince Henry
Prussia and suite, accompanied by
welcoming delegations from botn
~ president and the German embassy
lived here at 1920 o'clock yesterday
42Dring. promptly on schedule time.
S3rhe train was closely guarded by
2$sret service men with a care that Will
exercised throughout it's j~ourneying
ring the princes stay on American
*~EcTeldIN vi otdtC AioS
~ Navy Long. Assistant Secretary or
tie Pierce, who had immediate
6Srge of the arrangements at
and Count Quadt and two other
from the German embassy
the arrival OF the train at the
lepot.
& The Prince Arrives.
"a bugle call by the cavalryman sta
med outside announced the arrival OF
rain. The welcoming party passed
&ickly into the princes car II IN
FINALLY extended to him the welcome
the city.
Attired in the uniform of an admlral,
ince Henry entered an open carriage
Eth Secretary of State Hay and Rear
miral Evans. the latter occupying
e front seat. Behind them came more
zen carriages with members OF the
ince's suite and army and navy OIL
Eers in full dress uniforms.
If Prince Henry came across the
ter thinking to see an unmil1tary
kople, he found much to cause him TO
wise his earlier ideas, for he passed
kom the railway station to h White
Ouse
l1nbrOI&en Lines
soldiery and police, and thence to
lie German embassy in the same a
er.
PThe sun shone brilliantly and it was
ba}my as a day in May as between
e lines Of the national guard stand
" at attention the brilliant cortege
Dved along the famous Pennsylvania
Fenue to the White House.
Behind the mes of soldiers were
i'd masses Of people extending to the
Hiding lines, while the windows or
I buildings were jammed with people.
Is Prince Henry's carriage swung into
he East gate the White House Marine
and played MY Country" The car
age stopped under the great porte
bchere and the party alighted. Maj.
fcCawley and Capt. Gilmore
Conducted the Prince
nck into the long state corridor, then
the left into the East room. The
rince's suite remained until he had
bncluded his interview with the presi-
emit. In the green room the members
the cabinet and their ladies were
bthered. Prince Henry passed them,
PEACEFULLY bowling.
4 a l1E uOOI III lIIe DiuC P"i
swley and Capt. Gilmore parted from
he prince, who proceeded alone. He
nd scarcely crossed the threshhold
efore President Roosevelt. who was
kaiting. stepped forward and grasped
I'm by the hand. The greetings were
the most cordial nature. After q
= w minutes conversation
The President Conducted
he royal visitor into the Red room,
khere Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Alice
Fere waiting.
The prince expressed himself as de-
lighted at the honor of meeting the
aides and was particularly compli
nentary to Miss Alice. Afterward the
brince was introduced to the members
X the cabinet and their ladies. The
prince arrived at the White u at
O:4o and left the mansion at u:13 for
$he German embassy.
At 11:40 President Roosevelt returned
Prince Henry's visit. He drove to the