Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-03
,Ptlnce Henry
In 81. Louis.
Teaches HeSiernnoS Point Of His Visit 10 Jaaed Saies-
shayor Bids Him Weicome-c4dcress, in Solid Silver
Case, Presented Hm--Gaman Keiesans Pay 7beis
ReSpects- Princes Harry Speech

THE PRINCE BREAKFASTS.
Tie prince was escorted to a dressing
room, and ten minutes later with MAY.
or Rolln Wells, led The way to the hand.
some ballroom, where breakfast wag
served, a long table resembling "A con
tracled horseshoe extended It's arms
down the room and at It's head Prince
Henry was given seat.
Mayor Wells presided with prlnee
Henry on his right aud Ambassador
Won Holleben on HIS left Others in the
mayors section Of the table were Glen.
Corbln Asst. secy Hi, Gen, Won Pies.
SIN, Admiral Won Tlrpt2. Gov. Dockery
OF Missouri Admiral Won seokendorff.
Admiral Evans Glen. John g. Bates,
ADMIRAL Won EisendeCker and David Il.
Francis
The walls and ceiling were hidden
WIN bunting largely In red. white and
Diue ana along the table were heaped
great punches OF American beauty
roses
After Che discussion Of an elaborate
menu, Tor which lj2 covers had been
leld me president Of the United States
ana tne emperor OF Germany were
toasted Mayor Wells. In a few words.
uheh presented the freedom OF the city
ana the gold and silver casket contain.
ing the address Of welcome to Prince
Henry VINO responded as follows
THE PRINCES RESPONSE.
Mr.. Mayor ana Representatives of
the Citizens Of st. Eouis-It Is my de-
sire TO thank you FOR your kind words
~ welcoming me 10 your city | have
now reached the most western point of
my visit to the United States. | am
sorry that ! canno, 80 farther vest
ward and see more Of your ma gnlhcent
country but as YOU know, my time is
limited
Since reaching America | have been
travelling day and night through this
wonderful country and / assure you
that | have been deeply impressed by
the hospitality and Che Kindly feeling
that | have met with day and night.
u wish 10 thank all OF you and also
TO thank all Of those with whom have
not been able 10 talk and shake hands.
Many have come 10 my train In the
middle Of the night to welcome and /
am deeply grateful.
You know whose representative
am. | want you al 90 know the OH
1ect or my mission TO the United States
70 cement the friendly bonds existing
between the two countries
II want you 70 know that German
is ever ready to exchange greeting anl.
to shake minds across the Atlantic,
whenever you are ready TO 90 so.
"l am also the representative Of q
nation which is ever ready to fight,
nation OF arms, but not belIgerent
nation.
MY sovereign Is ever an advocate
OF peace and intends keeping his peace
with the nations.
~ am deeply impressed by the vast
ness of your country and the largeness
of Its commerce and resources. This
greatness grows upon me daily as /
travel through your land.
81 find that the United States Is
worth having as friend.
Now let us drink 20 the city of ST.
Louis and its prosperity"
At the conclusion OF these ceremonies
the entire party re-entered their car
rages for a drive 20 the train which In
the meantime had been transferred 10
Forest park.
The route followed took Prince Henry
and the other visitors through the finest
residence section Of the fashionable
west end and over the worlds fair site
IN Forest park 10 the train.
AT 1910 a. m. the princes special
train pulled out for Chicago. The first
stop made will be Springfield Ill.
=. a. Connell Of the United States
secret service bureau who is detailed
TO accompany Prince Henry throughout
the tour remarked while at the Union
station:
1.-THE police arrangements here are
the best that have seen anywhere on
the trip. Your police officials certainly
have done themselves proud on this oc-
casion."
CHICAGo's PROGRAM.
Chicago, March S.-Pnnce Henry OF
Prussia viii arrive In Chfcago at $3.50
this evening and Will straightway enter
upon a round Of entertainments as
strenuous as western hospitality can
make It. The program follows:
TODAY.
Arrives at Union depot $50 p. m.
Banquet at Auditorium Z D. m.
Oh oral festival, First regiment ar
mory, 3 p. NJ.
Grand ball at Auditorium 1890 p. m.
Leave ball 2 a. m.
TOMORROW,
Breakfast probably private, s a, m.
Time To be spent as prince desires,
OF Gov. Van SAINT Of Minne-
sofa 70 II a. M:
Lays wreath on Llncoln's statue 1850
/, m.
Luncheon at Germanla club at IL
noon.
Reception at Germana club p, m.
Departs for Milwaukee p. M.
Returns from Milwaukee " midnight
Leaves for the east 1880 a. m
Preparations for the entertainment
" the prince have been elaborate. pre-
,autlons for his safety are exhaustive.
Hundreds OF workmen were busy to-
lay decorating buildings along streets
,ver which the distinguished visitor
yll pass and cleaning the pavement
While q small army Of skilled artisans
vas putting the finishing touches on
he splendid drapcries and symbolic de-
gns In the various halls here where
lie will be entertained Prince Henry
Ipon his arrival win be presented with
he freedom OF the city by Mayor Har-
ison. after which he win he driven
through a gauntlet OF German-Amer-
an citizens carrying torches, 70 his
IN The Auditorium hotel
me suite reserved for the prince con-
aims four rooms, while 20 additional
ooms have been get aside for his SER
ants his military escort aud distin-
uished men In his party. The ball
onight will be the browning feature Of
he program II elaborate preparations
an make Il 50. The committees pro-
ram allows the prince only six hours
leep tonight but In addition the time
etween 3 and II a. m. tomorrow has
cen left open to the visitors pleasure.
Is expected. however, that he Will
nd q few minutes In which 70 receive
low. Van SAINT ~ Minnesota sed 4
ommittee who have an address from
n.American citizens 20 present.