Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-03

STORY OF THE CAMPAIGN
,uowod tIe Recital with Deep in-
Declared There Was No
FINER view Ia All Europe.

Indianapolis, Ind, March 2.-Prlnce
Henry OF Prussia went up to Lookout
,ronntan today and, after viewing the
ground where the Union and Confer
orote armies met IN conflict and hearing
onosb the story Of the battles, resumed
Me tourney to the north and west
leaving Chattanooga his train ran
through corner Of Alabama and then
turning to the north, hurried across
Tennessee. with q short stop at Nash
ulle through Kentucky, with brief
STAYS at Louisville and Bowling Green,
and up to Indiana to another brief
halt at Indianapolis.
AT Indianapolis the course was
changed to the westward again, and on
the tracks Of the Vandella line his
train Is tonight on the road for 81.
Louis.
Ms reception at the south was hos
pltable and demonstratiye, The negroes
manifested great curiosity as to the
prince, and they interested and amused
him, He had an opportunity to hear
them sing at Nashville, and was greatly
pleased al the experience. II was the
alec club OF the FrIske university that
gang and at the close he asked the
Young woman who led them to come
into his ear He shook her hand and
congratulated her
mt. a "A a
nooga and the people presented the
prince with handsome souvenir Of his
visit Nashville also made demon
stratlon of friendliness, as did Louis
Vile and Indianapolis.
AZ every station along the route the
people gathered to salute him with
cheers. There was much enthusiasm
over Admiral Evans as we'll and az
several points after they had seen and
cheered the prince the people called for
the admiral
Brief though II was, Prince Henry
was delighted With the southern tour,
and as be was leaving Nashville he
said. 1.-THE people have been very kind
to me- Everywhere they have received
me In the kindlest manner, and very
deeply appreciate It. | wish they might
all know how thankful ! am
wvtco,,rn An ctr ArrA NoOcA
NEhOoMbD AZ VIAL lANooHA'
1t was 5 O'clock when the special
pulled into the station at Chattanooga
and the reception committee head
ed BY Newell Sanders and ac-
eompaniei by Pension Commits
sIoner n Clay Evans and Gen,
Boynton came forward to formally
greet the prince, There was a great
throng In and about the depot, and II
broke into hearty cheers when the
prince appeared. He wore the uniform
Of an admiral and saluted when he
faced The crowd
He and his party were taken by spe-
way mai cli,nhe Tho ,,,grea face ~
Lookout mountain. They made the as
cent In two cars, the prince, escorted
by Cen Boynton and Commissioner
Evans riding on the rear platform Of
The first. The morning was fairly clear
when the car began the ascent and the
splendid panoramic view only came in
TO vision occasionally. AS the prince
reached the fon ~ tho maintain fha
sun broke through the grayigh clouds.
and for a short time the view was ex-
cellent
Gen. Boynton. who perticlpated IN the
Chattanooga onerations win sherman's
Chickamauga National park associa.
ton accomnon,ed me rrince down
along the rIdge ~ me mountain and
briefly rela,ed tha st"ry os tha com.
palgn. He nolntod ~ - ho |urebar-
lana morn,alns r O,t ~ o ,i 'i posa
Grams began tho ,,,o,o, ~ aoa ,roooa
out tho fe,n, a. ans,,. p.'o ~ ','.,,,
II nm ~ tbe W ueee,Ns n ns pIousi'
ana then ho vo antiaa .. ue.i. 'ran.,
OF cblctar,o "pn.os',s 'olu wy s'oey
NSsIon rer''I ,.15 ana 'ne ASSAULTS On
tain ''use anu h9ohout nnouh-
primo tIon.,,
the Eser iiv'''y iolloWeu tne recital WIN
him stnsSo, interest the map before
asked ', nnrno ou' the strategy ana
rgbt st up'''ylous questions, ana az ms
noted down figures as 10 Inc humber of
and o, psrg i,,g, tne losses on either side,
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