The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-01
PRINCE HENRY HAS ARRIVED
HE CAME THROUGH STORMS.
landed In New York sanday-was
Met by Representative OF the Ma
tionaI Government Aad Officials
sf New York ctty-wiI start ON
His Trip as Scheduled.

New York. Feb. 24.-PFince Henry
Of Prussia. representative OF his
brother. the emperor Of Germany, at
the launching OF the iatteF's American
built yacht. reached New York and
was cordially welcomed as q guest Of
the nation.
The land batteries that guard the
outer hArbor sounded the hrst greet.
Ing In a ponderous salute Of twenty
one guns. and the rides o. a special
naval squadron. assembled in his hon
or. responded 10 the sentiment. There
were verbal greetings from the repre-
sentatiyes OF President Roosevelt, the
army. the navy and the city Of New
York. and 3 great crowd lined the way
into the city 10 SEES and cheer the
sailor prince d Germany.
The great storm against which the
KTonprinE Wilhelm had struggled for
days and which had glazed the Allan
tie coast in an armoF u ice. had los,
its force and resigned It's sway 10
warm sunshine and cherry blue skies.
80 there were no regrets that the royal
guest was a full day late for the en-
tsrtainment provided for him.
Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans. com
mander Of the special squadron and
honorary aide TO the prince. left the
flagship Illinois At 8 40 o'clock in the
naval tug Nina with him we're Capt.
Converse, his chief % stan FLAG
Lieutenant Frederick Chaplin Ensign
Frank T. Evans. aide and Cap, Ebeur-
raHrh~ite The nAFai httaehe ~ lhe
Washington embassy ~ the German
government They Nrfe all 10 fun
drrss uniform. The Nina met the
Kronprinz bsyond Port wsissorth
aud sailing aFonnd On the slaftoard
side of shs liner. STRAINED up the hav.
Prinre Ilsnry. aiiirsd In the uniform
81 an admisal ~ the German asvy. and
surrounded b. Ills naval and military
1iAr la brilliant uBifsrHa. stood on the
bridge u the liner As shc nsFai TUG
arvw aeArer to the side 81 the steam
ship. Prince Henry and Admiral
Evahs caught sight II each other and
exchanged Informal sAiuIes
The distance ffom the steamer Ia
tie tns waa too Erwai Tot conversation.
however.
A. the two vessels steamed along
past Fort wnAaworth. the ffst salute
Il twenty ono guns vas hrti.
whoa that ceremony VAS over the
Rruuprins wuhrlt. saa stopped aud
tho Nina vent aruuna 10 The port ria"
ani Admirai Evans ana bis star
tos,aod her The passengers sore
gathered on 'ha main deck. and ihrr"
vas a hearty cheer a. the ADMIRAL
came 90 the rnnEwav.
Admiral Evans wsa rg~of'~i Tor
ward a. 0nro snd Into ihr quarters Il
Capt Hichfe- raslcf ~ 80 krcn
y I'M mhc+U p end $40 ''nrr f'T'
Ths ryinrU ramr turwa-d Hni 'atins
ttr band u the naval uflr"T bhool
Il waFtaiv
= nm vrrv Glad 10 arc vou sir.'
said ,hs admiral -EvcrYbodv ia ih'
ttni,ed states IL WAITING to Woicnr1'
you u In M pleasure cir. 20 formally
gree, you In their behalf"
= thank yuu. sir. and through yo'
the people % yuur country" replies
tho prince. arm very Glad TO b
here. and on this splendid day Tho en-
psrog directed me % convey hts con
pilmcuts 10 You. admiral and | do .
With very ETcat pleasure"
Admiral Evans expressed Erauaci
ton At the thouEhtfulncua Of the en-
ppror lie presented the members {
HE stan and the prince gave each
hearty handshake. Tho newspaps
men Vim are to accompany him on HI
tnr through tho United statcs wei
also presented. Tho prince smile
when he faced the newspaper writer
and after the formal part nf tho pr
Routafiou. said he was quite sure thI
their relations would he very happy.
After a brief halt the liner move
ahead and at 1871 50 was abreast Of q
apncial squadron on Tompkinsvill
The German standard was run to Il
foretop Of the Kronprinz. and lta a
pearance gave the signal 10 the Anne
lean feet TO salute. The San Fra
c,aco Cincinnati. Olympia and lllino
lay In perfect alignment In the ord
named. and made an attractive plctu
with their crews manning aldcs. Il
reta and tops. They raised the o.
man navel standard and then open
blank Gre. The prince stood at
tcntion on the bridge. and back of h
were Admiral Evans and his stan a
the numerous suite Of the German VI
tor. The prince and his stan were
peclally interested IN the Illinois n
olympia, and offered warm congra
lationa 20 the American admiral on
aplendid appearance Of his sauadr
The prince said that he was very a
,oua 10 visit the squadron. and that
would do this at the earliest nome
New York and surroundings HI
rarely shown to greater advant'
than Sunday in the sunlight with
added brightness that came from
gliatenlng coating Of snow. and
royal visitor did not leave the bri
during the run up the bay. He
that he was at last gratifying an
ambition 10 visiting New York.
asked that the points OF interest
shown him. and the geographical b
,nEs explained. lie knew the sta
OF liberty. Brooklyn bridge and
battery, and had heard Of the fam
the tall buildings. The latter tow
high IN the clear light and the pr
viewed them with keen interest as