Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-05
ON The RETURN TRIP
Prince Henry Speeding Tired
But Happy to New England's
Welcome.
Cities Along the Route Anxious
to Show Courtesies to Royal
Traveller
Stop of Is Minutes Made at
observation-disclosures OF
the Day.

Cleveland, O., March 5.-Prince Hen
ry was too tired to appear for any OF
the receptions informally rendered to
him by the cities thru which he passed
early this morning in northwestern
Ohio. until his arrival in Cleveland at
9:10. He retired last night quite ia
tigued after day that had many de-
mands upon him, and slept thru until
late this morning The people of To-
ledo were anxious to greet the prince
and nearly 1000 of them were at the
depot at 500 when the special came In
and stopped They had a band and two
big bouquets and were all ready to eN-
tend a hospitable hand. They had tel
egraphed to the prince asking for
chance to meet him, but the telegram
had miscarred and the prince was
sleeping unconscious of the reception.
The bauquets were thrown aboard and
later in the morning the tralnmen pre-
sented them to the prince. There was
another crowd at Sandusky, but the
prince had gotten asleep again and did
not come out. He was tired last night,
but the long refreshing sleep which he
got completely restored him. Thou
sands of people forced their way thru
the gates at union station when the
train bearing Prince Henry and party
arrived in this city. Rear Admiral
Evans was the first person to appear
on the car platform. He was cheered
@f x,,hn
recognized the naval hero. In the abb
sence of Mayor Johnson. Acting Mayor
Beacon appeared at the side of Prince
Henry's car and was invited to enter.
Beacon informed Prince Henry that
the people of Cleveland We're very much
disappointed in not being able to have
the honor of his presence here for
longer period. He said the city was
made up largely of COMMUNICATIONS,
all of whom had been enthusiastically
in favor of giving him a reception.
Prince Henry expressed gratitude for
the kind words and said he regretted
that longer stop had not been ar
.algeI. TIE prince t5ten started out
upon the car platform. Cheer after
cheer rang out from the crowd, fol-
lowed by calls for speech. The prince
smiled and bowed, but pointed to his
throat and remarked that he was too
hoarse to attempt to deliver a speech.
After stop of fifteen minutes the train
pulled out for the east, followed by tre-
mendous cheers from the crowd, which
the prince acknowledged by repeatedly
bowling.
Erie, Pa, March 5-The special train
bearing Prince Henry and party
reached here at 1870. A stop of five
minutes was made, during which
crowd gathered about the car and
greeted the prince with cheers He ap-
peared with Admiral Evans and sal
uted the crowd.
Buffalo, March 5.-Prince Henry's
special arrived here at 2:45 and left at
for Niagara Falls. About 1000 people
were in the station and several thou
sand more were unable to obtain ad-
mttance. Mayor Knight entered the
car OF the prince and a few minutes Ia
ter the prince appeared on the plat
form and saluted the crowd. The Or
pheus Society and regiment band sang
and played respectively number of
popular German airs.