Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-15
THE PRINCE DEPARTS
MUCH IMPRESSED WITH HIS RE-
CEPTIoN HERE.
Will Be the Guest Of Gen. Wilson at
Wilmington and Ex-Minister Pot
ter at Philadelphia.

1.-The Prince Of Siam special left WASH
ington at 1915 o'clock this morning. bear
ing his royal highness, the crown prince
bis suite and the third assistant secretary
of state. Mr.. Peirce. Mr.. Colin Studds of
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad also accompanied
the party. as did several secret service
men. The special went direct to Whining
ton. Del. where will end the official func-
tions Of the princes visit to the United
States. From the time the prince arrived
in New York Friday night until the special
train reached Wilmington today, he has
been the guest of the nation. The special
train which brought him from New York
to Washington. and which has taken him
to Wilmington-the same train which con-
veyed Prince Henry Of Prussia in his swing
around the circie-has been provided at the
expense Of the State Department. From
Wilmington the prince will travel at his
own expense.
At Wilmington the prince will be the
guest for day or SO Of Gen. James H.
Wilson. U. s. A. retired. From there he
will go to Philadelphia to visit ex-Minister
Potter. afterward going to New York. AZ
ter crossing the continent he will sail for
Siam from some Pacific coast port the 1st
Of December.
This morning it was the intention to send
the special out just ahead of the regular
10 O'Clock New York train, but the prince
was quarter Of an hour late in reaching
the station. and his special followed in
stead of preceding the regular train. The
prince was also fifteen minutes late when
he made his call upon the President Sat-
urday morning, but upon his arrival at the
station this morning, as on the previous
occasion at the White House, he was smil-
ing and calm. with no apparent realization
Of time desire to hurry.
Representatives Of the legation say that
hn n~iy hop
impressed with America and Of his recep-
tion and treatment by the American gov
ernment.
At Mount Vernon yesterday afternoon,
where he and his suite went on the Presi-
dents yacht Sylph. he placed a huge
wreath of American Beauty roses and vfo-
lets upon the tomb of Washington. An
other wreath of orchids was placed on the
sarcophagus of Martha Washington by the
brother of the prince.
Guest Of Prof. Gore.
Last night the prince and his party were
entertained at dinner by Prof Gore of Co.
lumbian University. When the prince and
his party arrived at the residence Of Prof
Gore. 221O R street northwest, the little
daughter Of the professor ran out and
sprinked the path from the curb to the
door with flowers. This delicate compli-
ment pleased the prince very much. Mrs.
woman to dine at table with the prince
during his stay in the city. The guests at
the dinner, which was an informal one.
were his royal highness the Crown Prince
of Siam, his royal highness Prince Chakra-
bongse, his excellency the Samese minister.
Col. Rajavallobh, first aid-de-camp to his
royal highness the crown prince; Maj Sara
siddhi, second aid-de-camp; Nom Anuva-
ira, private secretary; Luang Surayudh,
aid-de-camp to his royal highness Prince
ChakrabongSe; Mr.. E. H. LOTUS, secretary
of the Siamese legation; Prof. Gore, Mrs
Gore, Mr.. Mai Poun, aid-de-camp to Prince
Chakrabongse; Mr.. Herbert H. D. Peirce,
third assistant secretary of state, repre-
senting the President; Mr.. Edwin Morgan,
secretary to the Presidents representative;
Capt. Jewel, U. s. NJ, naval attache