Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-03

SHOWN any epiflNr Out nc WIS eeaNAo0 thah
he had ample cause to be annoyed and that
there was no reason for either regret or
apology.
The prince returned TO the city by the
electric line over which be had gone TO the
mountain, and At the depot, under guard
OF mounted police, took a carriage for =
short drive through the city. He returned
20 the depot at 10 o'clock, where the local
COMMITTEES. with Newall Sanders as spokes-
man. presented him with a silver-bopnd
Album. the aft Of the citizens OF the city.
The outer cover Of the album bore a hnely
executed relief model in silver, showing the
battiohelds. The prince, In accepting II,
Jaid:
81 thank you very much for this beautiful
Iouvenir. 1 shall keep II always as a re-
nembrauce Of my day here with you In
his interesting, historic locality. Please
npress my thanks to the citizens
The prince boarded his train at once and
AZ 1890. to a salvo Of cheers. the special
departed.
Invited by the Prince.
The prince invited General Boynton and
Commissioner Evans to accompany him TO
Nashville, and they were his guests at
luncheon. The others at the table were
Admiral Evans, Admiral Tirpits, General
von pIessen and Lieutenant Commander Won
Egidy.
AZ the table the prince again expressed
his pleasure at having seen Lookout Noun
tain and the battlenelds, and thanked Gen.
eral Boynton for his description OF the cam
paign.
At Chattanooga, Lieutenant Commander
Won Grumhe lost his small sword. II was
a handsome weapon, and the local police
we're asked to search for Il. It was thought
that Il was left somewhere by accident
rather than that It was stolen.
Prince Henry addressed a telegram 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills. accepting an In
vitation to breakfast with them at their
home In New York on Sunday next.
pure Bourbon Brandy.
The route through the Cumberland noun
tains offered some stretches OF pretty
scenery. The streams were high and rapid
and filled the gorges below the train. The
prince had a day OF Sightseeing, and when
not otherwise engaged kept up an animated
line OF questioning and comment with Ad-
mirai Evans and those around him..
His reception at Bowling Green pleased
him fully as much as the larger ones.
Judge simms, q venerable citizen, mounted
the rear platform Of Columbia and in the
name Of Kentucky presented the prince
with some fine old peach brandy and some
whisky. The prince graveiy accepted the
sfft ana faithfully promised the judge that
he would drink some OF It, the first time he
cot thirsty. 1t was q sentiment that
pleased the judge and his fellow citizens.
and they cheered enthusiastically as the
prince, from the moving train, waved them
farewell.
In Land Of Dixie.
Nr..n1 0-Defnoa
Henry OF Prussia spent fifteen minutes in
Nashville this afternoon, arriving over the
Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis railroad
at $3.50 o'clock and departing over the Louis
Vile & Nashville for Louisville at 2:40 p.
m. Ten thousand or more men, women and
children crowded the union station and rail-
road yards for a sight Of the royal visitor
and accorded him a most cordial reception.
The prince did not leave his car, but from
the back platform smiled his acknowledge
ments Of the demonstrations In his honor.
He made no speech, a hearty thank you"
thank you" being In substance his reply
TO. the welcoming address Of Mayor ]. NJ.
Head.
During the stop here the desire expressed
by the prince to hear some Of the old plan
tation negro songs Of the south was grati-
fed, the negro Jubilee Singers from Fisk
university singing three OF those tuneful
melodies, to the manifest enjoyment OF the
prince. One Of the singers was a member
OF the organization when It made a tour Of
Europe some years ago and having been
told this, Prince Henry. after the frst song,
reached over and shook hands with her.
making reference to the visit to Berlin.
Wants to Know Purport of songs.
During the rendition Of the songs, his
highness asked Governor McMtllen, who
was standing by him. what their purport
was.
They are revival songs" replied the gov
ernor.
What are revival songsH" queried the
prince. and the governor entered into q few
explanatory remarks concerning the old
time negro ana his picturesque religious
faith and customs.
A large committee Of distinguished citi-
sens. state. city and county ~oficials, headed
by Governor McMilIen and Mayor James NJ.
Head, was on hand to formally welcome the
royal visitor. As the special pulled in q
band struck UP. but the loud cheers of the
crowd almost drowned its notes. The prince
appeared. touching his cap in recognition
and the special committee boarded the car.
After the Unusual fcrmalities. Mayor Head
delivered hts welcoming speech. during
which he presented a hickory cane cut from
The Hermitage" Andrew Jackson's old
home. The cane Is silver mounted. On the
top Of the handle is engraved a front view
OF The Hermitage and lower down this
inscription:
f; Presented to His Royal Hlehness,
PRINCE HENRY OF PRUSSIA