Evening star., 1902-02-15
Sailed From Bremerhaven on
the Kronprinz.
CROWDS BID HIM ADIEU
HE DENIES RUMoR ABOUT Apollo
GIZING TO DEWEY.
Program for His Reception at New
York - Will Be Met by
Admiral Evans.

~ of Prussia started for Bremen at $50
o'clock this morning.
Previous to sailing Prince Henry. in con-
yersation with correspondent of the AS
sociated Press. referred to the report that
he had written letter to Admiral Dewey
apologizing for the conduct of the German
squadron in Manila bay. during the war
with Spain. 1t is all untrue. said the
prince Il have rever written to Admiral
Dewey in my life
The last seen of the prince from the
shore here was when he stood on the bridge
Of the Kronprinz Wilhelm, in ad admirais
uniform, and lifted his cap in response to
the cheers of the assembled crowds.
Commander VIM. H. Beehler, L. S. N,
the United States naval attache at Berlin.
bade the prince goodbye for the United
States embassy.
Senator Tichirschky. Prussian minister to
the Hanseatic cities. bade farewell to the
prince for Emperor William. who also sent
his brother telegram previous to the de-
parture of the steamer.
Populace Bids Kim Adieu.
What looked like half of Kiels population
assembled at the railroad station to bid
farewell to Prince Henry at o'clock this
morning. Also at the station were Admtrals
ven Arnim and Won Rooster and fourteen
other naval officers of high rank and
large crowd of marines. On the platform
of the station the prince kissed the prin-
cess. his wife. and stood uncovered at the
head OF the rear steps OF the car. In spite
OF the sharp wictry air, until the train
was out Of the station.
Itinerary of the Prince.
The itinerary governing Prince Henrys
visit to New York has been completed by
&C fn he
Of the imperial yacht in New York. AS
now arranged when the prince arrives at
quarantine aboard the kronprinz he will
be waited on by Rear Admiral Evans, who
will go down the bay from Tompknsvlle
for that purpose on Il naval tug. After
greeting the prince Admiral Evans will
take him aboard the tug with his staff, and
convey him to the HohenZollern, which will
lie at anchor alongside Admiral Evans
fleet a Tompkinsvile On board the yacht
the prince will receive DIR. Hill and. Adju-
tant General Corbin. The former will well
come the visitor in the name Of President
Roosevelt. Mayor Low and a few specially
designated committees also will be re
ceived aboard the Hohenzollern. Then
Prince Henry will return In person the calls
or the Presidents delegates, and officers OF
his staff will pay return calls, as his proxy,
upon the other callers. These ceremonies
finished. the signal to the fleet will be given
and the Hohenzollern will be escorted to
Recreation pier, at the foot OF 34th street,
where she will berth
Arrival at Bremerhaven.
BREMERHAvEN. February 15.-At
Hamburg Senator Tichirschky joined the
party of Prince Henry. and at Bremen,
where the train arrived at 1:4O pm, Ad-
miral Won Tirpitz. secretary OF the admi-
ralty. Adjt. Gen. Won Plessen and other
high officers. 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 pm. steamed slowly toward Bremen
haven. The Inhabitants OF every village
along the route turned out, gathered along
the railroad track and gave the prince a
great ovation.
Bremerhaven, usually a dreary place,
was bright with color in the princes honor.
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 StarSpangled
Banner"
The Kronprlnz Wilhelm passed the Ho-
henweg lighthouse at 5:2o pm. Fair wealth.
er prevailed and the sea was calm.
Admiral Baudissin's Movements.
NEW YORK. February 15.-Rear Admiral
Count Won Baudissin. commanding the Ger
man imperial yacht Hohenzollern. left no
boken on the government tug Narkeeta at
1910 o'clock today, accompanied by Com
mander Clifford West, aid to Admiral
Barker. They first visited the battle ship
Illinois on whose deck Admiral Won Baudis-
sin was received by Admiral Evans A
salute Of thirteen guns was fired the
foreign visitor boarded the American bat
tie ship. Admiral Baudissin mani
Tested particular interest in the big guns
of the Illinois The officers OF the ship
called attention to the Olympia, lying close
by and the German commander looked with
interest at the flagship of the battle OF
Manila bay. At l2:3o pm. Admiral Won
Baudissin boarded the Narkeeta again and
the tug steamed up the Kills toward
Shooters Island to have q look at Emperor
Williams new yacht. AS the admiral left
the warship parting salute of thirteen
guns was fired.
There will be religious service for the
crew of the Hohenzolern at 10 O'clock to-
morrow morning. In the evening Consul
General BuenZ will entertain Admiral Won