Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

knowledged by you. as we'll as BY others,
that the development Of Milwaukee IL due
largely TO the German element amongst
heart with pride and gladness, inasmuch as
4 look upon this German element az one
Of the 1se s nSI,ss states, sies oe tSreat Shd cong
tinued a~pplause)
TrIbute 20 the Fair Sex.
7 doubt not that those Of German descent
will in the future, as IN the past De a
c9 Ths merits Of the city OF Milwaukee are
known, its Industrial products are RECORDED
.n9t So not hog gslp n wlte DRe Through the
crowded streets OF the city today-in orlet,
the charming, handsome, sweet and pretty
aapplsuse. Cries OF well. well, welitF and
aBravoFO-which are abundant In this
SSsssith ana prosperity Of the lovely city OF
Milwaukee.
At the conclusion of Prince Henry's re-
marks Mayor Rose presented TO the prince
an elegantly bound album containing the
photographs OF Milwaukee public buildings
and some Of the beautiful residences Of
the city.
prince Henry left for the east at 10
o'clock on a special train. A large crowd
greeted him as he took his farewell. .
Day I'm Chicago.
CHICAGO. March 4.-The Chicago which
Prince Henry Of Prussia saw last night By
the glare Of many lights was presented to
him today by the clear light Of the sun.
The welcome which he received last night
wac repeated and emphasized and he was
given further opportunity to enjoy his ex-
pressed desire Of meeting American citi-
gems at close ms During the day he
listened to an address from the Central
bupd Of st. Paul, placed q wreath on the
Lincoln monument in Lincoln park and EN-
1oyed a luncheon and reception at the Ger
mania club.
The prince, contrary to expectation. arose
early, but he was no more energetic thar
the crowd. BY s O'Clock fully 10000 people
packed the sidewalk IN front OF the hotel.
Photographers stood at every vantage point
ready to snatch a likeness Of the prince
when be emerged. II was nearly 10 O'Clock
before their patience was rewarded. Tht
prince, having two hours at his disposal
concluded that a drive about the city would
best please him. Four horses and q
chauffeur stood ready to take the prince
ht a. mlle-a-minute wbisk about the boule-
wards, but he later decided In favor OF 9
carriage, In order that embers OF his
encourage might also enjoy the bracine
morning air. As the long cavalcade, un-
heralded, sped through the streets, knots
of people rushed from buildings, generally
too late to see the prince, whose carriage
was near the head Of the line. The FIRST
stop was made at the magnificent new
building Of the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank. President John j. Mitchell showed
the prince through the institution. The
Rookery, one Of the city's finest ONCE
buildings, was next visited. 1t is but 4
short block from the bank and the prince
disdained to enter his carriage for thu
trip.
Sees once Buildings.
Both at the bank and the Rookery tn,
stops were not so brief but the news haC
time to fy up and down the street and II
both instances when he CAM out crowds
awaited him and cheered Justify. TIT
prince seemed pleased at the demonstra'
tlons and repeatedly touched his cap II
courteous answer. In the carriage will
him were Robert T. Lincoln, Mayor Harri
son and Rear Admiral Evans. The mayo
and Mr.. Lincoln pointed out the objects
of interest which were passed. In thi
manner the prince was shown through tn
retail and wholesale districts. A shor
stop was made at the public library, wher
the prince said to Mayor Harrison that tn
city was to be congratulated in possessinI
such magnificent buildings.
The presentation OF the address by Gov
ernor Van SAINT Of Minnesota was the mrs
detail Of the days oficial program. TIL
prince received the governor and a com
mittee accompanying him in his privat'
parior after ne had eaten breakfast.
The address presented to the prince b.
A. - NNAk,a E.,nI ~ "a
Paul, headed by Governor w. Van a n 0
Minnesota, was as follows:
In the name of the 5000 residents o
German descent In the city of st. Paul W
extend TO you a hearty welcome to GU
Millions Of hearts through which Germai
blood pulsates are Joined with US today 1
this greeting to an Industrious scion of tn
house of Hohenzollern, the representattv
of the emperor OF the German people an
OF the German empire.
VII YOU n,r T Slyo, nig{hha as xs Assure svsr ,bI ~
of our fatherland with the deepest 10y
and that we pray to God TO unite our ol
fatherland ana our new home In the bond
Of friendship.
The prince said in response that he woul
prize the address very highly as another
the expressions Of good wishes that ha
come to him everywhere as the ambassado
Of his brother, the emperor. II will Civ
It TO him. and ! am sure he will be 9
grateful to the people Of Minnesota az 1 al
personally"
The prince. then asked Governor vansar
to present him personally to the member
OF his stan, who In full uniform had stoo
at attention during the delivery OF the at
dress. This was done and the governo
laughing IN concert with the prince. shoe
hands with the prince in farewell. sayir
as he asa 90!
IL will do II for all of you"
Crowds Cheer Prince.
BY IL o'clock all those who were to a
company the prince during the day a
sembled at the Auditorium. Without dels
the parry entered the carriages waiting
convey Il to lincoln park and the Gel
mania club. In the carriage with Il
prince were Mayor Harrison. Rear Admir-
Evans and ex-SeeRetary Of War Robert
Ldncoln. Besides the regular stan and sp
ciai Representative from Washington otl
ers occupying carriages were: Govern
Yates. Melville e. stone. A. J.. Earlin
Colonel @. q. @. Halle. Hon. Potter Paine
DIR. walther Weaver. the imperial Germl
consul at Chicago; Frank Wenter. Villa
D. walker. vice Consul Kaerling. Vice oo
sui zoeppfei. O. A. Plamondon nj Fra
II. Jones. .
In nearly every door and window slol
the streets where the prince passed curio
faces were to be seen. Handkerehiefs we