Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
The ITINERARY.
For Reception and Entertain
ment Of Prince Henry.
So Far As President Is Concerned
Has Been Completed.
The Prince Will Be Well Taken Care
Of in that Line.

Washington, Jan. 2S.--The program
for the reception and entertainment OF
Prince Henry of Prussia was nnally
completed, today. so far as the ex-
changes between the President and the
German prince are concerned. The ar
rangements now agreed upon differ
somewhat from those tentatively made
heretofore and permit the prince and
party to spend more time in New York
City. The program is as follows:
Saturday, Feb. 22-Arrival in New
York harbor. probably about noon. on
the Kron PrinZ Wilhelm of the North
German Lloyd Line; Admiral Evans.
commanding the North Atlantic squad
ron. will meet the steamer at quaran-
tine station and conduct His Koyai
Highness. Prince Henry OF Prussia.
with his suite, to the Hohenzoliefn
which the Presidents delegates Will
then visit to extend greetings; visit OF
the mayor of New York; exchange OF
military visits during the afternoon:
Prince Henry and his suite will attend
the Irving Place theatre, and return TO
the HohenZolern for the night.
Sunday. Feb. 23-In the morning, re-
zoilern: if the weather is favorable. a
visit to the tomb of Gen. Grant in the
afternoon; private entertainment by
the Deutscher Verein; leave for Wash
! ing:cn in the evening by special train
Oh the Pennsylvania railroad.
| Monday, Feb. 24-Short stop at Bal
timore at A. NJ: arrival at Washing
tor at 1920 A. NJ; military escort from
| the Pennsylvania Railroad station to
| the White House, and thence to the
German embassy; the President will re-
turn the visit of the prince at noon;
! visits of ambassadors and ministers;
visit to the Capitol at P. NJ: dinner
at the White House at $50 p. NJ; after
dinner the prince will return to New
York by special train on the Pennsyl-
varia railroad: departure of the Presi-
dent and his party for Jersey City by
the Pennsylvania railroad.
Tuesday, Feb. 25-Departure of the
prince and his suite and of the Presi-
dent and his party from Jersey City for
the shipyards of the Townsend Downey
! Shipbulding Co. at Shooters Island;
launching of the yacht of His Imperial
Majesty, the German Emperor. at 10. 80
n. NJ; lunch 10 the President on board
| the HohenZollern at 1880 p. M: visit
Of the prince to the mayor of New York
in the afternoon: dinner of the mayor
of New York at $50 p. NJ: opera at the
Metropolitan Opera house after the din
| ner.
! Wednesday, Feb. 26-Luncheon with
representatives of the commerce and
| industrials, 1890 p. NJ: sight seeing in
| New York in the afternoon torchlight
cCrcert at the Arion Club at $50 p. NJ
banquet of the press of the United
States at s p. NJ; special ferry to the
Pennsylvania Railroad at II midnight
and journey to Washington.
Thursday. Feb. Carnival of Prince
Henry at Washington and escort to the
German embassy; memorial exercises
to President Mckinley in the House of
Representatives, the prince and his
suite attending; visit in the afternoon
| to Mt. Vernon.
| Friday, Feb. 2S--Visit to Annapolis in
the forenoon; luncheon at Annapolis at
| l. noon; dinner at the German en-
bassy; reception by Secretary Long at
| the navy department 3 to O'Clock.
Saturday, March departure of the
prince and his suite for his Southern
and Western tour on special train.