Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
HENRY DEHOLOS
NIAGARA FALLS.
s,,,, Over to Canada and Receives
Address Of Welcome
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u'"~, Of prussia travelled from Chi.
'so 70 Niagara Falls today crossed
'as canadian frontier for brief stay
,'..ng which he was officially well
S smod by the Dominion, and resumed
NJ Journey tonight bound for Boston
,.s, the New York Central line HIS
sasest stop in almost thirty hours OF
.n,rnous travelling was at Niagara
c'ns which he saw brNged With Ice
n. glewed the Horseshoe falls from
~.h. Rock. the American falls from
he ledge over the whirlpool ON the
canadian shore, rode down the gorge
~ point below the lower whirlpool
and there Inspected the plant of the
Niagara Power company when con-
yorts Inc force Of nature 10 the puf-
poses Of commerce. .u.
Pyu ~ was .,uch impressed by the falls,
and as he stood on Table Rock, looking
across Al the Horseshoe, he said III
h magnificent II II grand, lie was
,oncb Immersed also by the swirlng
,aoids doWn In the gorge, and when
he In his car at the whirlpool he
stood for several minutes watching the
lumbling Of the waters
The snecla train had trayersed the
distance between Milwaukee and chi
Sago crossed Indiana and was well on
he way over Ohio before Prince Henry
arose NJ was worn out when he left
Milwaukee and he did not respond to
demonstrations by the people of To-
ledo and OF Sandusky. He did not re-
ceye notice Of the intention OF the
etlzens Of Toledo to formally receive
him, and his first knowledge Of their
mans was conveyed to him by their
hand playing Die Wacht am Rhein."
II WAS too late then 10 get up, and
Toledo did not see him.
AT cleveland there was friendly
demonstration, Here Peter Karrp for
mary bugler In the German army
climbed into the car for a reunion with
the prince which greatly pleased both.
Karrp was sailor with Prince Henry
hack In 1917, and they were shlpmates
for more than two years, The prince
recognized him at once, and taking
him by the hand. led him into the
car. They talked over old days, while
crowd looked on with approval.
Al Buffalo, Mayor Knight welcomed
the prince and the local German sing
ing societies sang II was 2;46 o'clock
when the special arrived at Buffalo and
10 minutes later II was steaming out
10 Niagara Falls
AZ Niagara Falls station the prince
was met by Mayor Butler and large
reception committee and formally bid
den to the city, When Mayor Butler
concluded Dr. William snyder spoke In
behalf Of the Germans OF the city The
prince dh not make speech in re-
sponse but thanked both Of them for
heir greeting
The prince was then driven to the
Canadian side, accompanied by 4
mounted escort made IN Of local mill
ia officers Midway on the bridge
which spans the rapids the prince was
met by the man who spoke for the
Canadian government and people. May
OF F s Leonard, military secretary
ior Lord Mimic governor general Of
Canada presented the formal greet
Ing Of his chief, and X. Harcourt. min
Ner Of education for Ontario, deliv-
cred The address passed by the legis-
hlure OF Ontario The latter was
votdtd as follows,
May II please your royal hlghness,
We The legislative assembly Of the
AL nut afIA In. Ia ar,f n Z
semDled, beg leave 10 approach your
royal highness for the purpose Of pre-
%nlng 10 you the congratulations of
me legislative assembly on the occa-
SON Of your visit to this province.
we hail with JOY the presence on our
soil OF so distinguished n descendant Of
oui late beloved queen, and we assure
your royal highness that in no part Of
ne British empire are the cordial rela-
IONS Which exist between the various
branches Of the Teutonic race regarded
WIN more satisfaction than they are
In Canada.
We have In this province many
thousands Of citizens who regard with
Trustworthy affection the German
empire as their fatherland, and we
nave pleasure In assuring your royal
mghness that they exemplify in this
comparatively new country those vir-
ues OF Industry and respect for law
~" order which are characteristic OF
we race TO which they belong.
AS canadians, irrespective OF ma
uonallly your royal highncss viii be
l,taseu 10 Know that we rejoice I'm the
treasure of leadership in science and
,e~aleh, thar We appreciate those ele-
@%sn,s OF national character to which
we herman empire owns in a large
%osseIt us material prosperity. and We
os slau TO believe that the influence
U" emplre In the council OF the
%%1.,ohs tends to the advancement of the
,snest civilization and the liberty OF
,mne regret that your royal hlRhness
w ya,' arrangements with not ALLOW
~ 70 make an extended tour OF mi,
GSer we trust however that an.
so r occasion may be found for be.
r, ous acquainted with the natura
ccr ana political institutions OF
vDunuy, 10 which we will be glad L,
,ny Volne your Yellow-subjects who fol
MstI Jason might wish to make Canada
"yr iulure home"
Nasit i Mneller presented an address ir
0n aaI OF me municipality OF Berlin
!, 'i Wr and + Ropp. German consul
man sVnIreal' Samuel Nordhelmer, DER
p@Io r consul at Toronto. and w. Hes
yaSa German consul al Winnipeg
M MY ~ introduced The prince thanket
ls, NJ c,ahadlans for their oordlality an,
sslnn$ his American military escor
MAJ s'''' was driven to the Canada,
trlns %r viewing the American falls m,
h S I've, was driven to Table Rock wher,
NM ss pm dismounted. The Horsesho,
srcsn were clear Of ice, ana he GOT n,
hrsd' view OF them. There was
AM kSnace OF clear water below m,
ns i. oal midway to the flrst brIdg,
a. |1 was Sdll intact and arm
Mans. "e party was leaving tho mower
hrv,,. Admiral Evans felt somethIn,
s al his coat. He turned 10 I'm,