The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-25

-. rsnssu g disAgreeahla day
- szseAlng OF the kaiscr's
-, n prince and President
ssss,,x rrsved by special trains
- rsz.=xsen ever the Pennsyl-
- nsrxy At an early hour this
49, ani Immediately after
- q Jersey City. took che fer
: A. New York.
- r.frs party met at : o'clock
- rernlng and boarded the Penn
srx>sA fsrryboat Philadelphia for
ss.sesrs Island where the new yacht
- /. readiness for the launching.
=. ssrsyhoat was gaiiy decorated
4 IL srcsxion. as was also the ship
~ 4 The Townsend. Downey ship
sdHss Co. where the kaiser's yes-
sxposed respondent with all that
4 raka her an attractive picture.
4nriae Of weights and ropes had
= attached leading 10 a stand d.
% nnder the cut water OF the
1T - that by the cutting OF ona
il D. vessel would DO liberated for
b tnsse into the water.
prisriiag Rata
I'm the ferryboat passed on her
~ y the shipyards. warships fir
I ~ salutes. sailors manned the
- sa9 crowds OF people on pleas
Ii ,sz relied themselves into a
~ 4 frenzy.
i11xzilng rain was falling when
es;x7 reached the Island. but de-
|szn - unfayorabls weather condi-
ses 10 guests. including many
ruhia. were on the wharf TO give
/zB rsesing 20 the prince and
az1skzz. when they arrived they
N hartfly cheered for several
nxzs
nsz1rsinary precautions 20 pro-
Man had been taken. A large
~ rellcemen aided by militia.
rssied the island during the
49, today no boats had been
l(1 % lard unless officially au-
1N1k All persons not carrying
- sretrntials or invitations had
10 sr1ersd or the island
| ~ hesars landing the prince and |
IN zsemvsft were photographers !
tagHks. Mss Roosevelt wearing
uszz III arm . siIken cap ribbon 4
&UH<ss-. gwen TO her by the
yFnn
frrsfzs Ne hanchins. the pres
Eel Nh znevss,. Alice, and the
rrizx tzAs1 ris2sanfiy. Miss
Roosevelt ~ Va how 70 proceed
Win Der rst ( ~ program. and
.e9 ne prines - had thought u
SOFA . nueh rs-s complicated
s.a thaf shs satAps,ed no trouble
Ne E<u<sanr
snsu TIE zsnchlnx party had
s-ssn pssisi'1s ne signal was given
- y 30 o'clock Miss Roosevelt.
70 ssAlEsF neuntsd Ratchet, struck
= Fsrs haiding the craft.
- Fvps parted Clearly and the
afai ~ slowly down into the wa
mss Roosevelt broke a bottle
- pagns over the bow, and said
l1saish. In the name OF the en-
nasr.~ 'N"~
y Sfines and the president
~. 80 IN barred heads az the vessel
80. - aeTn the ways. The crowd
80 snd many persons threw
- ne launching the president
n'ness party made a brief vIs-
- 'arqust room In the mould
- Of the shipbuildlns works.
salsn u left the island. The
% not partake Of iunchson.
= pfines escorted Miss Roose-
- ne fsFryboat. She carried a
: ssuet Of roses. presented By
- The most remarkable mart
aunching was when pregi-
.
= !. Hsos@vsit laid aside all formal.
|s an proposed three cheer. sar
pefor of Germany. Instant
as we're uncovered ana the
- we're given with a win the
- leading. Then another
-. 80 lhing happened. The prince
80 . the distinguished orowg I
- main platform. proposed
I'M ,linas three" for the president X
r. e'lnee now took the lead ana
|t-~ rang clear and long. A
'sessd u congratulations
|,... "a then that the PARTY pro-
+. - . the moulding room. wbsre
+ -. s proposed three cheers for
r. s's 80, once more. leading
j s ola Hip. Hip. Hooray" IN
q american style. The PRECEDENT Z
|ss Hopoasd cheers for the prlnns
b. "se's for Miss Roosevelt fol.
4. Party was then convsvsa 70
=. asoss,snsollern. where the prime,
his Capitol Vide