Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-08
AGAIN IN NEW YORK.
Prince Henry Completes His
 Nine Days Tour.
MAKES 4 VISIT TO WEST POINT.
The Cadets Make Fine Showing and Are Complimented For Their Pro6ciency-Prafse For Pas
 senger Agent Boyd.

The Cadets Make Fine Showing g
 and Are CompIimented For Their
 Proficiency-Prnise For Pas-
 senger Agent Boyd.
 NEW YORK, March S.-Prince Hen ry of Prussia has completed his tour and Is once more in New York, where he will remain until Monday, when he goes to Philadelphia. He was absent from the city for nine days. during which time his special train was with ln the territory of thirteen states and covered total distance of 1858 miles. He was greatly pleased with his trip and through his aid, Captain von Null : Ter. issued statement expressing his satisfaction at the opportunity which came to him and his qualification at Ehe cordiality with which he was re { ceived throughout the country.
 His last day on the special train which carried him to the south, west others spent by the prince on the tour, for it began with a visit to Albany, in cluded a run in bright sunlight down the west shore of the Hudson river and closed with reception at the United States Military academy at West Point.
 It was ? o'clock when the special train reached West Point, and the prince was received with the military honor due his place in the naval service nf fc fY.u the station with number of the off cers at the academy and troop of cav airy and escorted him to the parade ground on the heights above. As the cavalry escort showed at the brow of the inclined road Knox battery fired twenty-one guns. The cadets, formed In six companies, were at once march ed en the field, and the prince, with Colonel Mills and their respective stafs, inspected them.
 Dress parade followed, with the prince as reviewing officer. The ca dets in their handsome gray uniforms kept their lines perfectly in snow that was shoe deep, and their marching won the praise of the prince and his officers. On the second time around the cadets moved at double quick time, and once more their alignment was perfect. The prince saluted and his officers uncover ed when the colors passed the review Ing stand. After the review the cadets were drawn up in close formation, and the prince, advancing to the front of the first company, addressed them.
 The parade grounds were surrounded by great crowd, and the entire review made an impressive picture. The day was bright and clear, and the view of the river and surrounding country was excellent At the close of the review he prince visited Memorial hall, where the officers on duty at the academy were introduced to him. He greeted them all very warmly and compliment ed them on their work.
 Leaving Memorial hall, the prince and his staff went to the riding school, where the cadets gave an exhibition of their riding.
 The parting call of the prince was at the house of Colonel Mills, whom he repeatedly congratulated and thanked. He was so much interested in the post that he prolonged his stay twenty min- utes beyond the time set for his de- parture As the carriage, with cavalry escort, left the grounds another salute pf twenty-one guns was fired.
 When Weehawken was reached. Prince Henry sent for George ". Boyd, assistant general passenger agent of the Pennsylvania railroad, who personally directed the railroad arrangements of the tour, and thanked him. He paid high compliment to American railroads and in conclusion asked MT. Boyd to be his guest at luncheon on Tuesday next
 On his arrival at Forty-second street the prince, in charge of Captain of De teetiyes Titus, with dozen detectives, two score patrolmen and a squad of mounted police, was conducted to the .Waldorf-Astoria hotel.
 Today will be largely a day of rest and recreation with Prince Henry. As originally planned, he will take a brief respite after his busy trip through the west. The only important affair plan ned for him is the dinner by the Ger man society of New York at the Wal dorf- Astoria hotel this evening. To- morrow he will take luncheon at the University club at 1 p. m., and ip the evening he will visit the New York Yacht club, of which both he and his brother, Emperor William, have been made honorary members.