The sun., 1902-01-16
PRINCE HENRY HERE FEB. %.
ENPERORS REPRESENTATIVE TO
SAIL FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To Come on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Whose
Sailing Date IL Changed able
Personages in His suite-Admirai
Evans I'm Charge or Naval Recepti ON.

Personages in His suite-Admirai
Evans I'm Charge OF Naval Reception.
WASHINGTON, Jan. i5.-The German AM
basssdor, Herr Won Holleben. received
despatch to-day from Berlin containing
IN outline Of the plan for the visit TO the
United States Of Prince Henry Of Prussia
and his party. The programme differs
from that previously announced in Berlin,
In that 1t calls for the landing Of Prince
Henry at New York, instead Of at Newport
News, Va, where. according 10 the first
Berlin announcement. he was to have been
met by the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern
and proceed direct to Washington TO pay
his respects to President Roosevelt.
According TO the German Ambassadors
advices the Prince viii be In the United
States only two weeks. arriving at New
York on Feb. % and sailing thence on
March s. The voyage from Germany will
be made on board the North German Lloyd
steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm and the
return trip on the Columbia OF the same
company.
The Princes suite viii consist OF Hof-
marschan Vioe-Admiral Won Seckendorn,
Lieutenant Commanders Schmidt, Won
Schwind and Won Egidy. aidee-de-camp;
Herr Won Trpitz, Imperial Secretary OF
State for the Navy, with Lieutenant-Com-
mander Won Trotha as his aide-de-ca mp;
Gen. Won Plessen Won Mueller, Adjutant
TO Emperor William; Capt. Won Grumme
Of the Imperial Navy, aide to the Emperor;
DR.. Reich. chief attending physician and
Herr Hintze. chief clerk to the Secretary
Of State for the Navy. The Prince will
bring a number Of servants, and each
member Of the party will have a valet
Secretary Long sent for Rear Admiral
Robley ID. Evans to-day and told him TO take
charge Of the arrangements for the navy's
participation in the reception OF Prince
Henry. Admiral Evans was selected be-
cause he Is favorite with Emperor William
and personally knows the Prince. He
will examine precedents and arrange for
nav representation at New York.
Secretary Long said to-day that squad
ron OF warships would meet Prince Henry's
steamer, and that II will consist Of the
battleship Illinois. the cruiser Olympia.
the cruiser Cincinnati the training ship
Hartford, Farragut's famous Mobile Bay
flagship, and the gunboat Maohias, or some
OF these vessels. Admiral Evans will prob
ably command this squadron, and he will
also be the naval escort to the Prince during
his stay In this country.
In view of the fact that Wee Admiral
will accompany the Prince. Admiral Dewey
may be detailed TO participate In the recep-
tion, There are no Vice Admirals In the
American Navy. A representative OF the
United States Army will be assigned TO the
Reception Committee as special escort TO
Gen. Won Plessen Won Mueller.
Gustav II. echwsb. the American agent
OF the North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany received cablo despatch from tho
Berlin Offices Of the company yesterday IN.
forming him that the steamer Kronprinz
Wilhelm would sail from Bremen with Prince
Henry on Feb. is instead Of Feb. rs, the
vessels regular sailing date. The change.
according To the despatch, had been made
20 suit the wishes Of the German Govern
ment Mr. Schwab took Il for granted
that the ship would bring her royal pas
senger 10 this port.
Karl Buenz, the German Consul here,
| said that he knew nothing so far Of the
plans for the Princes reception Ia New
York although be has been IN conmunica-
ton with the German Ambassador regard
| ing the general plans for the Pnnoe's visit.
| II have been Informed unoiiicially,
said he. that the Prince viii not enter this
port on the liner, but will be transferred
| 10 the Hohenzolern someWhere outs.de
| Sandy Hook.
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| gather, the trip ~ tho hTonpnnI Wilhelm
| was 70 be a special one only Ia the souso
that a special date for sailing had been
arranged for her. He thought the ship
/ would carry other Passengers Than the
! Prince and make her regular stops betwe''n
Bremen and this country. This would
! make her voyage, under ordinary condi-
| tons, one Of soyen DAYS and would bring
| her here on Fob %. Nashingtons Birth
/ day
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