The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16
DEWEY HEARS
FROM PRINCE
German Makes an Explanation Of
His Conduct.
ON HIS WAY OVER HERE NOW
KRON PRINZ WILHELM CARRIES
DISTINGUISHED PASSENGERS.

n Henry sailed FOR New York at
34S D. N. The last seen of the
prince from the shore was when he
stood on the bridge of the Kron Prinz
Wilhelm in an admiral's uniform and
lifted his hat in response 10 the cheers
Of the assembled crowd
Commander William II. Beehler, L.
S n, the United States naval attache
al Berlin, bid the prince goodbye for
the United States embassy. Senator
Tichiriscky, prince minister 10 the
Hansatic cities, babe farewell TO the
prince for Emperor William, who sent
his brother a telegram previous to the
departure of the steamer.
Bremerhaven. Feb. 15.-At Hamburg
Senator Tichirsky Joined the party Of
Prince Henry. and at Bremen where
the train arrived at 1:4O p. m, Ad-
miral Won TripitZ, secretary of the adj
miralty; Admiral Won Plessin and
other high officials from Berlin were
added to the princes suite They
/ lunChed leisurely in the royal waiting
room of the Bremen station and then
entered the train. which at p. m.
steamed slowly along towards Bremen
haven. The inhabitants Of every vii
/ lage along the route turned out. gath
I
/ the prince great ovation.
Makes Quick Trip.
/ BTemerhaven, usually a dreary place,
was bright with color in the princes
+ homer. All the shipping in the river
/ flew American and German flags and
\ the WharVes were black with cheering
/ crowds as the KrOn PrinZ Wilhelm
drew out into the stream, with her
/ band playing The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
The Kron Prinz Wilhelm is expected
I to break the record. Her machinery
when she sailed was in perfect cOndi-
ton and her bunkers were filed with
I picked coal Director Schmidt of the
4 North German Lloyd line. to which
/ the steamer belongs, informed the cor
/ respondent of the Associated Press that
he thought she would average twenty
two and One-half knots all the way
over and would get to quarantine, New
York, at 9 O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing.
The crew Of the Kron Prinz Wilhelm,
from the captain 10 the stokers. are
determined to do their best. Among
the passengers of the KrOn PrinZ VII
holm are Spencer Eddy. secretary Of
ehe United states legation al Coustan-
! tl1ople- Miss Eddy Commander Sir
Charles l. Gust, r n. retired. Mrs
Morton FreWen, NJ GOuhchamberoff,
attached 10 the Russian finance min
istry; George A. Armour. Allison Y.
/ Armour and William Candidus There
are zoo first cabin and 200 second cabin
/ passengers on board the Kron Prinz
/ Wilhelm.
Cheer Miss Roosevelt's Name.
United States Consul Henry w
Diedrich of Bremen made a speech at
the twentieth annual dinner Of the
NavigatOrs Guild at Bremen yesterday
evening, that has been more talked
Of today than any other incident con-
nected with Prince Henry's departure.
Mr.. Diedrich. after dwelling on various
reasons for amity between Germany,
the United States and Great Britain,
said:
Prince Henry is not going to Amer
lea to esta blish a new alliance Of
friendship, but to give renewed express
sion TO the old friendly relations, re-
latiOns natural TO the triple relation
snip of Germany, England and Amer
lea. Here is a driebuud created by
heaven. and not by the arts of diplom-
acy. hTe great sections Of the Ger
manic people should be united in close
ties of friendship. for the advancement
Of peace and civilization
Mr.. Diedrich's remarks We're cheered
tremendously. When the Ladies"
were toasted, the name of Miss Alice
Roosevelt was heartily cheered. Prince
Henry WIS unable 10 be present at the
/ dinner. owing 10 the preparations be-
ing made for his departure for the
, United States. The prince however
, read on the train d printed report n
b Diedrch's speech. and when the consul
met him at Bremerhaven station and
wished the prince a pleasant journey.
Prince Henry congratulated him on his
speech and thanked him for the sentt-
ments expressed Mr.. Diedrich gave
) the prince a telegram from Mr.. White
United States ambassador at Berlin,
wishing him, in behalf of the en-
! bassy, d good voyage, a happy visit 20
: the United States and a safe return.
: There are several hundred weight Of
p g. delica cieS, wines, cigars and cigarettes
S contributions from all over the Ger
man empire, on board the ship.
Bremerhaven, Feb. 15-PreviOus 20
. sailing, Prince Henry, in converse
ton with the correspondent Of the As
: sCciated Press, referred TO the report
that he had written a letter to Admiral
Dewey apOlOgizing for the conduct Of
the German squadron in Manila bay
I during the war with Spain. 1T is al
untrue" said the prince. ''I never have
written to Admiral Dewey IN my lie