The Washington times., 1902-02-18

! IN the forenoon. Luncheon at Annapolis
at Il neon. Farewell visit of the Prince
to the President. Dinner a. the German
| Embassy.
The Eighth Day.
| Saturday, March departure of tbs
| FRINGE and his suite for his Southern and
| Western tour On special train. journey
across the Allegheny Mountains by Horse
shoe Curve on Pennsylvania Railroad.
! Stop ten minutes at Pittsburg and Col
urabus and twenty minutes at Cincin-
! natl.
The Ninth Day.
Sunday, March arrival at Chatta-
nooga at a. n. Presentation of SOU
renir album Of views. Three hours and
thirty minutes for trip to Lookout
Mountain. Departure for st. Louis at
lO:30 p. m. Stop of fifteen minutes at
Nashville. ten minutes at Louisville, and
twenty minutes at indianapolis.
The Tenth Day.
Monday. March, arrival at st. Louis
at I a. m. Reception at the Union sta
Ton. Presentation of an address. Car
riagc drive to the Eads Bridge, and thence
to the St Louis Club. Breakfast at the
st. Louis Club. After breakfast drive
through the west end to Forest Park,
where the special train will be in wait
ing Departure for Chicago at II a. m.
Arrival at Chicago $50 p. m, Union de-
pot. Reception by the mayor, the Ger
man consul, and a reception committed
Drive from the depot to the Auditorium
Hotel. with military escort. Dinner at
the Auditorium Hotel, given by the
sociated reception committees at p. m.
A choral festival at the First Regiment
Armory. by musical societies at p. m.
Grand hall in the Auditorium at 10:30
p. m. Supper following the ball.
The Eleventh Day,
Tuesday March 4-Visit to statue of
Abraham Lincoln in Lincoln Park. De-
parture for Milwaukee at . p. m. Arrival
at Milwaukee at p. m. Reception by the
mayor at the station. Military escort to
the Exposition Hall. Greeting by the
United Singing Clubs. Drive through the
illuminated Court OF Honor to the Hotel
Pfister- Dinner at the Hotel Pfster. If
time allows, representation at the Ger
man theatre. Departure from Milwaukee
at 10 p. IN. for journey eastward.
The Twelfth Day.
Wednesday, March arrival at Buff
falo at 1:45 p. m. central time. Stop of
fifteen minutes. Arrival at Niagara Falls
at 3:45 p. m. eastern time. View of
the Falls. and departure from Niagara
Falls at p. M. Stop of twenty minutes
at Rochester at SIS p. m. Stop of ten
minutes at Syracuse at 1925 p. m
The Thirteenth Day
Thursday, March Carnival in Boston,
at 10 a. NJ. south terminal station. Re-
ception by the mayor and the German
consul. Drive from the station to the
Somerset Hotel under military escort. At
1O:i5 a. m. the Governor, mayor, president
of Harvard University, ana others pay
their respects at Somerset Hotel. Short
drive through the city and stop at the
State house to return the visit of the Gov
ernor. Visit to Shaw Memorial. Drive to
the Public Library to return the visit of
the mayor. Visit to Cambridge, arriving
at Memorial Hall at 80 p. m. At 1:45
p Ni9iL ~ NHS Vi tEc unt-
versity. The president will accompany
the Prince to the faculty room. At , p.
III, luncheon in the faculty room. 1t 2:45
p. m, visit to the buildings OF the uni
versity. At $50 p. m. entertainment
given by the students of the Harvard
Union with short speeches, lasting until
i:45 p IN. AT p. m, reception OF dele |
cation of the Germanic Museum Associa-
tion at the house OF Prof. Munsterberg |
At $50 p m, leave Cambridge. Arrival |
at Somerset Hotel at C p. m. At 7:3O p. |
m. dinner by TIE authorities OF the city. !
The Fourteenth Day.
Friday, March departure from Bos
ton at a. n. Arrival at Albany at $50 |
a. m. Stop of two hours. Reception at
the station by the Governor and mayor.
Military escort to the City Hall, where the
freedom of the city and souvenir will be
presented. Military escort from the City
Hall to the State capitol building. Re- /
ception by the Governor. Senate, and AS
sembly. Departure for West Point at
1890 a. NJ. Arrival at West Point at ? |
p. M. Visit of two hours Departure from |
West Point at 4 p. m. Arrival at New |
York by special ferry from Weehawken |
at 5:45 p. m. Dinner at the University |
Club at p. m.
The Fifteenth Day.
Saturday, March S-Day spent in rest
and recreation. Dinner of the Crosse
Deutsche Cesellschaft. at S p. m.
The. sixteenth Dny
Sunday. March 9-Luncheon at the Uni
yersity Club at l p. m. Private dinner
FOR the Prince. Visit to the New York
Yacht Club at $3.50 P. m.
The Seventeenth Day.
Monday, March 1O-Departure from New
York by special ferry from Twenty third
Street at a. m. Arrival at Broad Street
station. Philadelphia, at 1920 a. m. Re
,eption at the station by the mayor OF
he city and the German consul, and visit
o the city hall where the freedom of
he city will be extended. Visit TO
ramps shipyard. Luncheon with the
Tnion League Club at 1870 p. m. De-
for New York from Broad Street
tation at $50 p. N. Arrival at New
,ork by special ferry to Twenty-third
street at $50 p. m.
The Eighteenth Day.
Tuesday, March 11-Farewen visits and
eparture.
TO HIDE FROM THE PRINCE.