Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06
EVERYTHING READY FOR HIS
ENTERTAINMENT.
GOV LA TOILETTE TO GO in
States Chief Executive Will Make an
Address of Welcome at Reception
at Exposition Buiding-Other
State Officers to Be Present-Pro-
gram of the Celebration
Madison March :

kee today and who will deliver an al
| dress of welcome to Prince Henry
will leave for the cream city at Sit
| this morning. Other state officer,
who will also go in to see the prince
are Secretary Of State w. H. Froeh
! Itch, State Treasurer J. o. Davidson
Attorney General E. R. Hicks, Insur
and Railroad Commissioner G. L
Rice. State Supt. L. D. Harvey vii
be unable to accompany the party.
The governor will take luncheon al
, the home of some friend and vii
meet the members of his staff at the
Hotel Pfster at p. NJ, when ar
rangements will be made to go to the
Union depot to greet the prince. Al
, the exposition reception the governor
will deliver a fve-minute address. In
the evening he and his chief of staff
Adjutant General G. r. Boardman
will occupy seats at the table of hon
or. the chief guest of course being
Prince Henry. The governor expects
to return to Madison tomorrow.
Milwaukee Ready For Prince.
Milwaukee, March 4-Everything is
in readiness for the Prince Henry
celebration today. Mayor Rose
chairman of the committee of ar.
rangements, says that all prepare
tons have been completed and unless
some untoward event occurs the
princes visit to the Wisconsin me-
tropOlis will be one that he can pleas
antly recall when he goes back home
and tells the emperor of the wonder
full things he has seen in this coun-
try.
Following is the program to be toI-
lowed by Prince Henry during his stay
in this city today:
4 p. m.-Arrival of royal train at
Union depot.
4:15 p. m.-Line of twenty-five car
riages starts over route escorted by
Troop A, w. N. G.
p. m.-Prince arrives at Exposition
building.
6:15-Leaves Exposition building
for drive up Grand avenue.
6:30-Arives at Plankinton hotel to
witness fire run.
7:30-Banquet at Hotel Pfster.
9:30-Leaves Hotel Pfster for Union
depot.
10 p. m.-Departure of royal train
for Chicago.
The carriage to be occupied by the
prince Mayor Rose and Admiral Rob
ley D. Evans in the ride about the
city will be furnished by Col Gustave
Pabst,who will also furnish a coach
man and a fOotman. The carriage will
be an open landeau drawn by four
horses. In the procession troopers
will be detailed on either side of the
horses, two on each side, in line with
the front wheels and two on each side
in line with the rear wheels. No one
will be permitted to APPROACH the car
riage, both for precautionary reasons
and to prevent persons crowding about
the carriage for the purpose of pre-
senting the prince with flowers.
The carriages will be occupied by
the prince and his party and members
of the various committees according
to the following plan which has been
slightly changed from the original ar
rangement:
Carriage His Royal Highness
Prince Henry of Prussia; Mayor David
S Rose, Rear-Admiral Evans, U. S. A,
aid to Prince Henry.
Carriage Pills excellency imperial
German Ambassador Won Hollenben;
David J. Hill, assistant secretary of
state; Capt. Fred Pabst, chairman re-
ceptiOn committee.
Carriage 3-His excellency Staatsse-
kretar Won Tirpitz, Major Gen. Henry
G. Corbin, U. S. A, Col. T. A. Bing-
ham, U. S. A, E. G. Wall, local com
mittee.
Carriage 4-His excellency Imperial
Won Plessen; his excellency konig-
licher Gesandter Vice Admiral Won
Eisendecher, Commander w. S.
Cowles, U. S. N; Emil Wallber
Carriage 5-His Excellency Holman
schall Vice Admiral Freiherr Won Seek
endorff, Kontreadmiral Graf BauIissin
Mr.. Seckendorff, Ira B. Smith
Carriage 6-Kapitan EUR See Won
Muller, Flugeladjutant Korvettenkapi
tan Won Grumme, Graf Quadt, Bots
chaftsrath, E. A Wadhams.
Carriage 7-Kapitanlieutenan vor
Rebeur, StabSarzt DR.. Reich, Kapitan
lieutenant Schmidt Won SchWind, JONI
c. Koch.
Carriage S-Kapitanneutena vor
Trotha, Kapitanleutnant Won Egidy
Dr. Viewer, Alvin P. Kletzsch.
Carriage 9-Consul Haesing, DR.
Mandler, S. G. Herbst, DR.. Gus
| Kletzsch, chairman finance commit
tee.
Carriage 10-Vice Consul DR.. Zoep
feel, John B. Lesauinier, F. G. Bige
low, O. G. Fuller.
j Gen. C. R. Boardman, Gen. Joshua
| Hodgins, Wilmer Sieg.
Carriage 12-Gen. J. B, Edwards
Col. J. c. Salsman, S. C. Hoff
Carriage 13-Col. James A. t'rear
Col. E. E. Tenant, Col L. Watson
Stephenson, W. H. Halsey.
Carriage 14-Col. n. K. Renhardt
Col A. B. Gambler, Rip Reukema, ID
Hecht.
Carriage 15-Capt. Dannhauser O.
| Berlin press; Martin Eagan of the As
ISOLATED press, Edgar w. Coleman, A
| J. Lindemann.
Carriage &c. W. Tyler OF New
York Sun; Robert Hazard of Pub
| fishers press.
Carriage 17-H. o. Frank, Z. j
Sunni d. Erdman / w SutferIe