Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25

Lodge of Massachusetts and Morgan
of Alabama, appeared, and, after be-
ing presented escorted the prince ana
his party 10 the senate IN crossing
TO the other end OF the capitol the
party again moved through solid
muss of people cungrcgnted In the ru-
tundd and there was much handicap
ping as be- passed The prince was
Interested In everything remarked
upon the polished marble columns I'm
staumrS hail the great historic paint.
inES IN the lOtunda and the irescoes
in The corridors.
Through the marble room in the rear
Of the senate ne was escorted to the
richly gllded chamber Of the vice
PRESIDENT and there Senator Frye of
Maine. the president pro TEN OF the
senate greeted him and the members
of his suite No formal remarks were
made on either sire. The members Of
the princes party were escorted BY
Gen, Corbin TO the diplomatic gallery
but Prince Henry ana Ambassador Won
llollebon We're ushered directly into
the senate chamber,
The princes first view Of the sem
ate Of the United States hardly could
have been more dramatic and thrill
ing. The chamber was brilliantly illu-
minated from above the overhanging
galleries were thronged to sulfocaliOn,
every senator was In his seat, the sides
Of the chamber were fringed with rep
resentatiyes drawn thither by news Of
the fierce conflict that WAS raging, and
on the floor the youthful senator from
Texas Mr. Bailey was holly engaged
with several of the older leaders ON the
Republican side over the right Of the
two senators from South Carolina,
who are IN contempt Of the senate, 10
vote on The Philippine bill.
Tho excitement at the moment was
so great that even the entrance of a
foreign prince, unwonted as It was,
could hardly divert attention from the
great debate, which was in progress
Senator Frye, with the prince at his
eide mounted the rostrum and invited
him to be seated The senators on the
floor and spectators In the galleries
Lad risen at hIs appearance, but
there was no audible demonstra-
ton lie took seat beside the
president pro tenn and Senator Frye
resumed the gayel which he had
yielded TO Senator Hoar, and the de-
bate proceeded
with only a few words of expana-
ton from Mr. Frye the prince seemed
to understand the situation. He
watched The scene krenly as the young
Texan tried the mettle first of one adj
rersary and then Of another The two
South Carolina senator's, Of whose en-
counter last Saturday the prince was
fully advised, sat on the right Of Mr.
Bailey, with only a single chair, occu-
pied by Representative jackson of
Kansas, between them The prince
several times glanced at them but was
Tar more interested In the question at
issue than the personality OF those IT
affected. For fully twenty minutes
he sat completely eugrossed by the
scene before him.
AT last Ambassador Won Holleben
who sat below him at the clerks desk
suggested that IL was time 10 GO
Whcreupon the prince thanked Sena-
tor Frye and arose, Senator Frye in
ierrupted the senate with a rap OF
his gavel, The senators Immediately
stood while the people in the galleries
craned their necks. Then, as the prince
ascended the steps ana stood an in
slant bowling his Acknowledgement
ore he took his departure the galleries
broke into applause
BERLIN GREATLY PLEASED.
Berlin. Feb. 24..-The narratives Of
the reception Of Prince Henry at New
YORK cover one and two pages In to-
days issues OF the principal German
newspapers. No foreign event has ever
been reported in the German press
with such detail as is the welcome of
New York to the brother OF the em-
peror,
Everybody here Is pleased thereat
and court circles are specially graft
fled by the spontaneous goodwill man
Tested as well as by the great size
Of the organized der onstrations. The
editorial articles on this subject are
without exception kindly
America Is seemingly q redscoyery
OF these periodicals judging from the
space given up to elementary dis
courses on American characteristics,
history and commercial expansion