Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-18
PROGRAM FOR PRINCE
General Itinerary for the Royal
Visitor Completed and
Made Public.
Prince Henry Is Expected to Ar
rive About Noon Saturday.
Feb. %.
Not Likely That Any Further
Change Will Be Made
in Program.

made public the general program and
itinerary of The visit of his royal high
ness, Prince Henry of Prussia, cover
ing the period of time from Saturday,
Feb. %. to Tuesday, March II. From
time to time publication has been made
of part of the itinerary relating to one
or twb cities and the towns. but there
has been more or less change in the or
iginal program and new features have
been added. AS it now stands. the itin-
erary and program is declared by the
presidents delegates to be final. 1t is
as follows
Saturday, Feb. 22--Arrival in New
York harbor, probably about noon, on
Kron Prinz Wilhelm, of North German
Lloyd line. Admiral Evans, command
ing the special squadron, will meet the
steamer at quarantine station and con-
duct his royal highness, Prince Henry
of Prussia, with his suite, to the Hohen-
zollern, which the presidents delegates
will then visit to extend greeting. EX-
change of official visits during the af-
ternoon. Prince Henry and his suite
will attend the Irving Place theater and
return to the Hohenzollern for the
night.
Sunday, Feb. 23.-In the morning re-
ligious exercises on board the Hohen-
Zollern. If the weather is favorable
visit to the tomb of General Grant in
the afternoon. Private entertainment
by the Deutscher Verein. Leave for
Washington in the evening by special
train on the Pennsylvania railroad.
Monday. Feb. 24-Short stop at Bal
timore at a. m. Arrival at Washing
ton at 1920 q. m. Military escort from
the Pennsylvania railway station to the
white house and thence to the German
embassy. The president will return the
visit of the prince at noon. Visit of the
commissioners of the District of Col
umbia, and brief address Of welcome.
Visits of ambassadors and ministers.
Visit to the capitol at 4 p. m. Dinner
at the white house at p. m. After din
ner the prince will return to New York
by special train on the Pennsylvania
railway. Departure of the president
and his party for Jersey City by the
Pennsylvania railway.
Tuesday, Feb. 25-Departure of the
prince and his suite and of the presi-
dent and his party from Jersey City
for the shipyards of the Townsend
Downey Building Company, at Shoot
er's Island. Launching of the yacht of
the German emperor at 1920 a. m.
Luncheon on board the HohenzolIern
at / p. m. Military escort to receive
the prince at the custom house wharf
battery. where he will land at $3.50 y. m.
and proceed to the city hall. Visit of
the prince to the mayor of New York.
at 6: 80 p. m. Gala operat at the Metro
politan opera house after the dinner
Wednesday, Feb. 26.-Luncheon with
representatives of commerce and in
dustry at 1880 p. m. Sight seeing in
New York in the afternoon. Torchlight
concert at the Arion Club at 80 p. m.
Banquet of the press of the United
States at p. m. Special ferry to the
journey to Washington.
Thursday, Feb. Carnival Of the
prince at Washington and escort to the
German embassy. Memorial exercises
to President Mckinley in the house of
representatives the prince and his suite
attending. Visit in the afternoon to
Mt. Vernon.
Friday, Feb. 2S-Visit to Annapolis
In the forenoon. Luncheon at Annapo-
lis at IL m. Farewell visit of the prince
to the president. Dinner at the German
embassy.
Saturday, March departure of
the prince and his suite for his southern
and western tour on special train
Journey across the Allegheny Noun
tains, by Horseshoe curve, on Pennsyl-
vania railway. Stop of ten minutes at
Pittsburg and Columbus, and of twenty
minutes at Cincinnati.
Sunday, March arrival at Chatta-
nooga at Z a. m. Presentation of SOU
venir album of views. Three hours and
thirty minutes for trip to Lookout
Mountain. Departure for ST. Louis at
1890 a. m. Stop of fifteen minutes at
Nashville, ten minutes at Louisville and
twenty minutes at Indianapolis.
Monday, March arrival at st.
Louis at a. m. Reception at the union
station. Presentation of an address
Carriage drive to the Eads bridge and
thence to the ST Louis Club. Breakfast
at the St Louis Club. After breakfast
drive thru the west end to Forest Park, \
where the special train will be in wait
ing. Departure for Chicago at IL a. m.
Arrival at Chicago at $50 p. M, union
depot. Reception by the mayor, the
German consul and a reception commit
tee. Drive from the depot to the Audi |
forum hotel, given by the associated
reception committees at Z p. m. A
choral festival at the First regiment
armory by musical societies at 9 p M
Grand ball in the Auditorium at TO- 80
p. m. Supper following the ball.
Tuesday March 4-Visit to statue of
Abraham Lincoln in Lincoln park. De-
parture for Milwaukee at p. M Re-
ception by the mayor at the station.
Military escort to the exposition hall |
Greeting by the United States Club. |
Drive thru the illuminated court of |
honor to the Hotel Pfister. Dinner at |
the Hotel Pfister. If time allows, gala |
reception at the German theater De-
parture from Milwaukee at 10 p. m for
journey eastward.
Wednesday, March 5-Arrival at Buff
falo at /: As 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 S:15 p. III. Stop of ten
minutes at Syracuse at 1925 p. m.
Thursday, March Carnival in Bos-
ton at 10 a. M, south terminal station.
Reception by the mayor and the Ger