The Marshall republican., 1902-02-28
MARSHALL = REPUBLICAN,.
Welcome 10 H.uu.

New York, Feb. 24.-Prioce Henry,
OF Prussia, reached New York yester.
day and wss cordially welcomed ~ .
guest vi the nation. The land bet.
teries thst guard the outer hsrbOr
sounded the fryt greeting In . ponder.
salute VI q Huns, the rifles Of .
special naval rqusdr0n assembled In
bis honor re echoed the sentiment;
there we're verbal greetings from the
Representatives Of President lsOOse.
welt. the army, the navy and the city
Of New York, and . great crowd lined
the way. Lotto The city 10 see and cheer
the sailor prince Of Germany.
Rear Admiral RObley ID. Evans,
commander Of the special squadron
and honorary aide " the prince, left
the flagship Illinois u $50 o'clock In
the naval tug Nina. The Nina met
the krOn Prins beyond Fort Wads.
worth aud, swinging around IN the
stsrb0srd side of the liner, steamed
up the bay. Prince Henry, attired In
the uniform Of IN admiral Of the Ger.
man navy and surrounded by his No.
vsl and military stsf Ia brilliant uni.
form, stood on the bridge Of the liner.
A. the two vessels with Q nOtillH Oi
tugs and official craft moved In past
Fort WadswOrth the FIRST 81 the 80.
lutes Of q gums vas fired. AZ the
first gun sounded the prince advanced
u the end Oi the bridge Of the kron
Priuz wilhelm aud stood Ut attention.
AZ he passed the big American nsg
floating Owe the fertilization he raised
bis cap In salute and the members oi
his suite did likewise. The flag 81 the
jackstan VI the krOn Prinx WAS dip.
ped aud the German naval band &C.
company lug. the prince played 1.-THE
Star Spsngled Banner" The guns
NJ Fort WadswOrth were nOt silen,
before those across the narrOws at
Fort Hamilton doomed out their -.
lutte. When that ceremony was over
the Krou Prinx was stopped and the
NinA hauled around To her port aide
And Admiral Evans and his stan
boarded her. Admiral Evans was e..
cOrted forward Ut once and In the
quarters Of Capt. A. Richter, master
u the krOn Prinz, he and the prince
met. The prince came forward and,
taking the hand Of the naval officer,
shook Il warmly.
Capt. Fabian Sargent then called
on the prince ss the special represen.
tstive III Admiral Dewey. The cap
tain said lhSt he had been scnt by the
sdi.irsl especially ~ express ~ the
prince the admiral's regret VI not he.
ipg able to greet him personally and
To pay his respects. The list Of call
ers was ended with the mayors party,
which included himself ana his pri
vste secretary.
About On hour was spent by the
prince In receiving his callers snd
then followed Y lunch, after which the
prince announced To his guests thai
he would repSy ~ once VII his GfiiciSI
visits. He told Admiral Evans h
would be glad to see the latest bull
bxttleship Of the American navy.
The prince boarded the tug Nina u
$50 to repay his calls. He was Sc
cOmpHnled by one aide snd Admira'
Evans and Ensigns Evans and Chspiu,
lie Visited the navy yard FIRST, called
on Admiral Barker and then went u
Governors island, where he called OF
Gen. Brooke. From Governors 10
land the tug proceeded tn the battle
ship Illinois, where he called on Ad
miral Evans aud inspected the ship
From the Illinois the prince returnet
to the H~OhenxOllern and gave Z din
ner.
Prince Henry then attended q recep
tiOn given In his honor by the Deuts
cher VeI elm at the club house Of tn
organization. From the club hOus,
the prince took the ferrybuat Phils
delphiA for the depot In Jersey Cit!
and left for Washington.
Va .kin0 Gv.v,ims.