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ISLAND CITY MI
Engineers Report o. MN
City Is Awaited Win Il,
SURE TO MEET Win a.
Everybody Had a Plan, j. ].
ing in Advance 10 As =
Experts opioios. n

Galveston. Texas, Isps..
pie Of Galveston are n,s s",s ~
70 ratify The report made Fi''a
engineers Who have prep NJ Y ! Y
teeting tho city against g ,sa pAs|
rue plans are is not csaS,,.
The engineers adult tlst =, ~
completed and that tbey ~ lssl
i2r the arrival Of R4clbcsrr Il, y y
member Of the board bc,or. W.
plans to the city commIs.Io.''''' WI
Ter has been discussed S'
nearly everybody bad pls,. ~.
minds would froya the ~. w. y
~ the same time tho mos, !, ~
ulat could be surpes, s. lelslA
against the onslaughts II ~ 4
81 another great storm lhe I'll
thai gil would have IL III Va
che Plan before auytbins aulls epRs
pllshed aud II was Win ggalt \
NAT the board Of englne.a1s *
hy the city commissionersse wi
ana the people Of Galves,os" gu
rntlIy the plans ana WORT ~ N
rauty these plans and Want MI le'ii
summation. NVfA W N
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Sons Of Herman Celebrate.

Henry lodge No. 1870, Sons Of HERMANN
at Prairie uiil, Installed the following Of
hcers for the ensuing term at Prairle Hln
today;
W. L. Wcise, president; Louis Fuelbcrg,
vice president; Henry Murgge, eYprcsl-
cont Henry Rue, secretary; Herman
Laugc, treasurer, Trustees Ang. Rande-
mann, William Lanmert. William Schlutt-
mann. The meeting was largely attended
and refreshments were served during The
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SMALLPOX REpoN''

Lockhart, Texas, January .,s,s.J
smallpox was discovered ye'g MA
county Jail. A colored man, 'l J, 4
the recent lnceudiary burp .,,n
house at pale, IS the 'Vss"srsi
number Of prisoners are kllerla
jail aud considerable enre y I
among them in consrguthsir MI
break Of the disease N w y.
Marlin, Texas, January ,,,.', ~
1--WE or six cases of s'naps gt
white people Of the CIV - ansllI
negroes have the dise9se' cecpI, 2
fortunates Of the WINE
OF the county officials.
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Gyller Expected ros..

Galveston, Texas. January n
wegian steamship Gyiler |. n,
arrive here tomorrow from Br,sa
a cargo of bananas. The ha,,s
porting this fruit through G,l,es.l
to have proTen very nrOatabp I
standing the opposition The MI +
met with on THE par, Of the ~
fruit on its delivery here /, W,
the Interior by special train 4 ,
it Is unloaded from the Ships
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A elLLIoN.ooILAR SECTION.
en- Years Of Industrial Development OF
south as Shown BY Census Eiaures.

en- Years OF Industrial Development OF
south as Shown by Census Figures.
me Manufacturers Record of Baltimore,
III an elaborate analysis OF preliminary cen
sus hgurcs of industrial development IN
inc south IN this weeks issue, says:
The South has become manufacturer
on bIlH0n-dolisr scalc-iudecd, Il were
petter 10 say on a hiliou-and- a half-dollar
staic, lof the value OF tue products OF its
iactoiles IN 100, according to preliminary
INJURIES OF the twclffh census, was Sl,4aj,
9'4Oo, which was greater by nearly 500,
NoND than the yuiuc or the prO4urts OF
mhnuincturcs Ia the United Statcs in 1870.
me total for lOOU shows an increase Of
S1A9,44V lBS over tho total Of lSsO ia toe
NHiue OF products. and of $I0l ,Sl1.23I IN
ne amount OF capital Invested winch IN
ltW amounted 10 S1,153, 67uU6, against
Sbos TAa,sUU In lSio. The growth IN the
value of products IN the ten years is shown
In the following tal,lpt
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busy day. Ask A. ponls Smith n tho san
Diego Sun. Houston Post
Aud pray. what do yon think we know
about the liquor question: IL LOWS
or McNeill Of the Post stan can not an
swer thc question II IL because they do
not know anything about Chrlstianty hut
II you are hunting . scrap, lust cal MS
"a DoriS" again. We never did have
any respect for that jay. Adonis, aftes the
way he treated Venus on certain occa-
aiOu
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Prairie Fires Are oesups 4

Pelican, Texas, January .,ne 10
praIrle fires have been s.s.asIlesF,
ton and have DESTROYED ee .,tle "
ing and all the grass ior ~ "a Z
Owing 10 the early ifssa, ~
usually dry weather. tsfl I
dead and very dry apAoea enss
trolling of the San { n y w
Old settlers say ~ s,,,er 10 I'll
season that they ,Sussnsk fs1es
seen la this section q fsrntt I
coming very scarce sia
able 70 pillow.
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News Notes.

Galveston, Texas, Janaarv NJ
party of GllScstonians aie s,T,gs
to Houston tomorro@ evening 1 Il
dica. "
sam Bruce, prepaid order c,sI
general passenger Office Of III I
Pacific Mt Houston. was in Il, NJ
accom panied by his mother NsI
Reynolds, and his sister MI
Rruchc of Louisville, ~.
L. l'aithorn, assistant genes,
agent Of the Chicago and Alton HI
quarters at Chicago, was In ihe M
Mrs Y. A. Taylor api her III
Wilcox, Of Houston were IN The N
Manager Harvey pf the local j
exchange spent today ID HOustc.
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Want Continuous cont,ae, sv.,...

Aransss Pass, Texas, January iss--At
citizens meeting held here today r.solu.
tons were adeSted asking congress 70 ulse.
the improvement ~ Arkansas Pass under
septipuinE contact, Resolutions wers klsa
sooptso urging the Texas senators TO sue.
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ASSAULTED BY FOOTE'S
Thieves Took Horse and BysHa|
as Naluables

Ennis, Texas, January BIN
Of the Gibson Grocery copNgl
knocked out Of his buggy last hlgi'
Of his money and his morse ~
taken, The young man Is ini'
condition. No clcw has yet pep
and none Of the stolen articles TsE
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JuAge
opstonsrl understand that your chez
has been discharged
Waiterv-Ses, sir He has gone 70 a placs
where they call him q cook.
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nor, on1 vote for hill for the constr,n re.
iiuI ~ ,n i.thininn canal An executive
was selected 70 lo"N
interests ~ the town,
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Weather changes noted below. Will occur
within twenty-four hours Of r m. OF
dates below;
January 1o.-Cooler,
January a0.--Ccol
January 3l--Cnoi
January - .--Alodsra*ln8.
January 2S--Threafentpg,
January Charitable,
January 2c.-~coelex.
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TRADE N rrRRIToRy cArrrn

sal Angelo, Texas, January 1o.-Trade in
.v,ll'ory cattle Is warming MP at various
uaue eenters In this section. Prices are
not gwen ont but It is safe 10 saw tbqt
o"lhE to conditions and lack OF favorable
p scosb values are lower than Inst
s,eer. ana partly fed butcher COWS and
slaughter % SlSa-o ready for
1rs s"hn Henderson Of Crockett so,d .,
s ~ EMS Of Meusrd 100 3 ana 4sns u - y.
Territory COWS All for the
:, Adams, shaver S,st.r
s,esg, sunaFy parties about 3noo boas ~ =,
spu CONS for the Territory %
fourteen 1Sa ssap bought from Lee Bros
for sasoo. u ~ and i-ysar.oid heittsrs
' tnsy were registered HereforS. per
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LIVE STOCK.
CONDITIONS AT EAST Nr. Lon,

CONDITIONS AT EAST ST LOUIS.
National Stock Yards, ILL.,, January H.
Following is the market condition Of cat.
ne IN the quarantine division this week rs
day. "S'
ou all kinds the market closes practically
me same, aud about the same prices az IL
dld one week ago Wa have mad an m.
usually, good run Of fed Texans, good dual
NY ana weight. aud, iu the absence of ted
natives we think the Texans have brought
far TO good prices.
20, RcrciplS OF COWS have been very light.
; ne malh closes steady 20 strong on lhis
aiycs steady 10 strong undor Ncfi rcrcpts.
TtpSFec's look favorable for good. fcd lex.
ans II ieeelpia are not too excessive.
Upon The light receipt, OF corn FED m.
JeN8us ~
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lane' . frcnrhman. Whose title has 20 prcs
en- no lcsa basis. lie Is coun by court
psy
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ssssyss st 4ls rrsst~srt of Venus

The Aust4n Rugie Call asks what
shsule be the attitude al 4 chFistian to-
yard the iiauor question: This 10 our
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7ar8e Live Stock Commission 90.


'''U' '-''S ~ texas and indian ICrW-
tory cattle az ST. Louis National stock
Nards during the week Of January IL. 1902:
Monday, January l3.-H b. Spauldlus,
!Iuseogee, /. r.. 80 steers, 1864 pomas.
$50 ". b; Sweaman, CorSicaua, Texas,
A"I steers, lltS pouHn>. EutO; a, Sirrt,.
Ii'd pounds, N1lui .. Il. Holland. Anime,
itAHS, - HcuH, hJ1 pouuus \. IS. g., -
hale, CALDWELL Texas, lt6 steers. sl3
FuuuuS' et.VJ, T., Freeman, ENNIS ,exu.
- s'eers, 40 pouud., Sa.o5; Su1pson y
FaIuef, Cooper, leXds, las steeiS lli.l
4oluus' 80. ~; JOuu AtcLaiu CntSicaun.
= rAas' - steers, 80 pounds. S3 10; X. A,
IoA. hleo, Texas 70 steers asU oouuds
St,4Vi NeWberry q Goulung Honey Grove
teAas, % steers, DU9 pounds, ~. 10; Beck n
DIofel, sulphur Springs, Texas, ~ steers,
Alice. Texas, 81 COWS, pi4 pounds, IS 10:
90 o., cows, LoS pounds, 500; 5. Il. McDer-
st'tt, h4co, IeAas, steers, 9l5 pounds,
a. 49, Is steers, ~ pounds, % 40; j, Is. 4
pounds, "a 6u Jackson s. Holland, Alplne'
leNas, @52 steers. SOS pounds, 81 65 XIII
steers ST2 pounds, So 80.
w tSgTaag J4FF G2dy i bio a Prize Co.
- -; c. NJ. Poscy, New BranpfeIs 'TeTns
30 Steers, o'l pounds, $500; t. b. Hnl1ola
Po SqHt FSseaos a., s IsSa Is steers mi
texas, l33 steers, 1912 pounds SIS 90! j,
y Fosey, New Braunfcls Texas. ~ steers.
q 50 .d ponds ,G5i 20 steers do5 ponds
a.. , ~ a. u, Slartz \ Co., New Braunfols,
steers, SIS pounds, 81 10: n steers 7,,S
POUNDS, $50; u bulls, 1885 pounds 81 90
y MednesdaE, January l5.--A. G. Pnnnni
A,i3; bulls 1910 pounds So 40; the Clnb
lana and Cattle company Paris Texas
- ~ calves, $l4.0 each j. q. & J. f. Daicm
81 O ~. 70 t s,, 29 steers 1919 pounds,
Nhiiders, Houston Texas. 60 steer, M
pounds $43o; % steers, 80 pounds, IS .OB
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some Of our readers Will he surprised to
learn that kcntucky's entire population Is
huncAca In seven counties At least an OK
change says that In only seven counties
Of that state is the Saiv o, liquor entirely
unrestricted.
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After his recent fake fight Sharkey want
nj 10 mnke a speech. nut when II came
70 adding insult To injury the audience
would not stand for It.
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The yellow journals have not vet de
scrihed the lingerie to he worn by Rlchari
HeRdlong Davis az the coming coronation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20

The Rice viii case WIN be sort Of an
helrship competition Itself
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10 rzsmmous has certainly got the cour
hnr,e ~ bis convictions Hc is 80 thorough
II "'N'q,pu ,NA' nc eau 40 deurleS that
sid 70 WINS |" N'se' e-H""o OF S'mehodS
iir ~ money M the outcome ot meeting
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Never put m untD r0oi what cau n
done in 1907
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The emperor Of China has lost 800 Of his
cocks by deteftlon, Wherever civilization
wends her way she is accompanied by
the servant girl problem.
The downfall OF Corn King Phillips would
make good cereal story
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eonticrhap- the MiSsisslpp authorities viii
TO show the Texas pistol totor
Proething about looping q loop.
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Wagper-~o Please state when Anna
Gould, daughter OF LAY Could was mar,
risd. Give exact date
4 Asreh 1. 1925, in New YORK city, Niss
Anna Gould, daughter ~ the late jar
Geuld wss married 70 csuRt Ernsst castel.
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THE POSTS LETTER BOX.

This department is intended to answer
questions that are OF general interest Its
main object is to supply out.of thc-way
facts end curious Information. Questions
of personal interest only will not be
answered No business or personal al
dresses win be given. Questions as to the
value, etc, Of old coins and stamps will
not be answered, All correspondence
shonld be addressed to The Letter Box,
care Houston Post. aud TO receive atten-
ton must he signed by the name in full
of the party making tho inquiry. as well
as that under which II * desired that the
question shall appear. Owing to the large
number OF questions received answers can
not always be given promptlyJ
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lpquirer,--Q. Has paper been used in the
manufacture OF pipes and water inainsy
a. There have IN recent years been made
OF paper water and sewer mains, which
promise 10 be OF value, These are hardened
and treated chemically 20 that they arc
more ip,pervious to water than some OF tue
iron and earthenware mains, It remains 20
be proved ny actual test whether they can
outlast some of the latter.
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on the prince as the special represen-
tative Of Admiral Dewey. The cap
tain said that he had been sent by the
admiral especially TO express 10 the
prince the admirals regret at not
being able to greet him personally
and to pay his respects. The list Of
callers was ended with the mayors
party, which included himself and his
private secretary. The German con-
sui general at New York and his suite
| formed a part of the German ambas-
sador's party.
About an hour was spent by the
prince in receiving his callers and in
making an admiral inspection of the
troops and crew Of the Hohenzollern.
Then followed a lunch The prince
| invited to this luncheon those Amer
leans among his callers who repre-
sented the navy, and besides there
were at the board the members OF
the princes suite and members Of
the German embassy at Washington.
On Prince Henry's right sat Capt,
Converse of the Illinois, and the 9TH
er Americans present at the luncheon
were Lieut.. Chaplin and Ensign Evans,
son of Admiral Evans. The luncheon,
which was informal, was finished
about three o'clock, and then the
prince announced to his guests that
he would repay this afternoon all his
official visits. He told Admiral Evans
he would be glad to see the latest
built battleship Of the American
navy.
The nrince hnarded the t1r Nina al
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ADMIRAL ROBLEY D. EVANS.
Designated by President as Personal At.
tendant to Prince Henry0
The last greeting in the run mp the
river was from the imperial yacht
HohenzolleIn, which is to be the
home of the prince while in New
York. She wore a full dress of flags,
and her white paint with its trim
ming of gold shone in the brilliant
sun Her iacllies wore new uniforms
and straw hats and manned the sides,
while the officers, in full dress uni
form, were drawn up on the deck
The prince smiled at sight Of her,
and again stepping to the end Of the
bridge, saluted. The iackies of the
Hohenzollern gave a lusty cheer and
the prince smiled and saluted again.
The Kron Prinz was abreast of the
pier at noon and was quickly warped
into her berth, but there was some
delay in getting a gangplanlS ar
ranged.
There was no demonstration at
Recreation Pier, for the prince was
not seen by the great crowd that
choked up the end of West Thirty
fourth street, Cavalry squadron A
of the National Guard of New York
and a heavy force of police kept the
pier clear. Prince Henry disem
barked at 1855 p. m, at that moment
walking down the decorated gangway
from the Kron Prinz Welhem into
the elaborately-decorated pier. He
then passed through an ornamental
gangway and arch to the gangplank
of the Hohenzollern, which had been
decorated in the German colors and
was covered its entire length. The
prince was met at the bottom of the
gangplank by Admiral Won Baudissin,
commander of the Hohenzollern, and
his officers. Meanwhile the band from
the Kron Prinz Wilhelm was playing
the German national air. Taking the
precedence due to his rank, Prince
Henry walked up the, gangplank, fol-
lowed by the officers of the Hohen-
zollern
The first of his callers to arrive af-
ter he had boarded the Hohenzollern
was Gen, Brooke, U. S. A., accom-
panied by two aides. Admiral Barker
and his aide, Capt, West, representing
the United States navy, followed, and
then came the German ambassador
at Washington. and his brilliantly-at-
tired suite of military and naval at
taches and secretaries, and the mil
itary attaches of the German embas-
sy at Mexico, Lieut.. Bartels. Follow
ing the German ambassador came the
special representation of the presi-
dent of the United States, headed by
DR.. Hill, first assistant secretary of
state, and including Gen. Corbin, Col
Bingham and Commander Cowles, the
brolherin-law of the president
| Capt. Nathan Sargent theA called
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its appearance gave signal to the
American fleet to salute. The San
Francisco, Cincinnati, Olympia and
Illinois lay in perfect alignment in
the order named, and made an at
tractive picture with their crewsman-
ming the sides, turrets and tops, They
raised the German naval standard and
then opened blank fire. The prince
stood at attention on the bridge,
and back of him were Admiral Evans
and his staff and the numerous suite
of the German visitor. The prince
and his staff were especially inter-
ested in The Illinois and the Olympia,
and offered warm congratulations to
the American admiral on the splendid
appearance of his squadron. The
prince said that he was very anxious
to visit the squadron, and that he
would do this at the earliest mo-
ment.
As the Kron Prinz cleared Tomp-
kinsville, the fleet of small craft
around her increased and they kept
their whistles sounding. A crowded
ferryboat joined the others, and in
response to the cheers of her passen-
gers the prince went to the end of the
bridge and touched his cap in sa-
Lutte. There was a rush to the side Of
the ferryboat that carried her over
on list that looked dangerous.
When the Eron Prinz came abreast
of Governors Island there was an
other salute, and the prince again
stood at attention until the last of
the 21 guns was fred.
New York and its surroundings
have rarely shown to greater advan-
tage than to-day in the sunlight, with
the added brightness that came from
the glistening coating of snow, aad
the royal visitor did not leave the
bridge during the run up the bay.
He said that he was at last gratifying
an old ambition in visiting New
York, and asked that the points of
interest be shown him and the gen
graphical bearings explained. He
knew the Statue Of Liberty, Brook
| lyn bridge and the Battery and had
heard the fame of the tall buildings
The latter lowered high in the clear
light, and the prince viewed them
with keen interest as the Kron
Prinz swung into North river. The
famed sky line that shows so well
from the Jersey shore caught his at
tention, and he watched it until a
footing tug claimed a salute.
The first Of the large crowds was
met at the Battery, and from there
on up to Recreation Pier, where the
largest crowd of all had gathered
every pier to which admission was
not denied was closely filled. The
number of river craft also increased
and the welcome was a noisy Cne
The crossing ferryboats sounded
their whistles and the ever-increasing
fleet Of tug boats kept up their noise
The big liners in port were decorated
and the German colors were displayed
at several points along the harbol
shores9 The prince fr9cHeniE v-at
70 the side, and either saluted ol
waved his hand in acknowledgment
To the Americans present he ex
pressed his appreciation of the warn
Mnlcnme extended to him.
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prince Henry's Chief Of STAFF and Per-
sonal Representative
2:30 p. m. to repay his calls. He was
accompanied by one aide and Admiral
Evans and Ensigns Evans and Chaplin
He visited the navy yard first called
on Admiral Barker, and then Cover.
nor's Island, where he called ON Gen
Brooke
From Governors Island the tug pro.
cecded to the battleship Illinois
where he called on Admiral Evans
and inspected the ship He was re-
ceiyed by the squadron with the hon
ors due to his rank. From the Illinois
the prince retuued 10 the pier al
Thirty-fourth street and went on
board the uohenzoIlcrn for dinner,
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CORTEZ CAPTURED.
Was In Fnncied Security Near santa
Cruz, Raising Funds for
the Insurgents.

Manila, Feb 24.-A force of native
constabulary at Santa Cruz, province
OF Laguna, Luzon, has captured Cor
tez, second in command to the in
surgent Gen. Malyar, and turned him
over to the military authorities Cor
tez was in fancied security in a sub
urb of Santa Cruz, known as Alipit,
and was raising funds for the insur-
rection. A friendly native informed
Inspector Sorenson of this fact, and
the capture of Cortez followed.
Few insurgents remain in the prov.
ince of Batangas and Laguna, Gen
j. Franklin Bell has accomplished
his intended purpose of ridding this
district of insurgents, though for the
present the civil commission consider
it inadvisable TO declare theprovinces
in question to be pacitied.
Large numbers Of insurgents who
have been driven from Batagas and
Laguna have joined the ladrones in
the neighboring province of Cayite
where the native constabulary are
bounding them from place to place
Gen. Trias, the present governor OF
Cayite province, who formerly bitter
| ly opposed the Americans in that dis
trict, has given proof of his true
friendliness, and is using every eff
fort to run down and capture tn,
Cavite ladrones He is sending volun
teer companies of bolomen to as
sist the constabulary to sup
press disorder. The natives o
Cavite province, provoked at the con
tinued disorder created by the la
drones, are spontaneously Offering
themselves in large numbers to as
sist the authorities in maintaining
peace in the province. The civil CON
mission attributes this attitude to b
largely due to the influence of Ger
Trias.
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PRINCE HENRY ARRIVES.
Though a Day Late His Formal
Welcome Was None the
Less Cordial.
CAME IN UNDER SUNNY CONDITIONS
The Day Was Spent IN Receiving and Re-
turning Omcial Calls and Inspecting the
Crew of the Hohenzollern-Congra
Iatory Messages Exchanged Between
Prince and President.

New York, Feb. 24-Prince Helry
of Prussia, representative of his
brother, the German emperor, u
the launching of The latter's Ameri-
can-built yacht, reached New York,
Sunday, and was cordially well
coined as a guest Of the nation. The
land batteries that guard the outer
harbor sounded the first greeting in
a ponderous salute of q guns. The
rifles of a special naval squadron as
sembled in his honor re-echoed the
salute; there were verbal greetings
from the representatives. Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, the army, the navy
and the city Of New York, and a great
crowd lined the way into the city to
see and cheer the sailor prince of
GaP,,,nn,-