Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-03-01

SIu anu NSSJSIn lOuI On IL SpeCldl
train. Journey across the Allegheny
mountains by Horseshoe curve, on
Pennsylvania railroad; stop off 10 min
utes at Pittsburg and Columbus and
20 minutes at Cincinnati
ST. Louis and Chicago.
Monday, March arrival at st.
Louis at Z a. m. Reception at the
Union station. Presentation of an adj
dress. Carriage drive to 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 waiting. Departure for Chi
cago at II a. m. Arrival at Chicago at
$50 p. M, Union depot. Reception
by the mayor, the German consul and
a reception committee. Drive from the
depot to the Auditorium hotel, with
military escore. Dinner at the Audi
forum hotel, given by the associated
reception committee at p. m. A
choral festival at the First Regiment
armory by musical societies at p. IN.
Grand ball in the Auditorium at 1890
p. m. Supper following the ball.
Tuesday, March 4.--Visit to statue
OF Abraham Lincoln in Lincoln park.
Departure for Milwaukee at D. IN.
Arrival at Milwaukee at D. M Re
ception by the mayor at the station.
Military escort to the exposition hall.
Greeting by the United States Singing
clubs. Drive through the Illuminated
court of honor to the Hotel Pfster.
Dinner at the Hotel Pfister If time
allows, gala representation at the Ger
man theater. Departure from Milwau-
kee at 10 p, m. for journey eastward.
To View Niagara.
Wednesday, March arrival at
Buffalo at 1:45 p. M, central time.
Stop of is minutes. Arrival in Niagara
Falls, 345 p. M, eastern time. View
of the falls and departure from Nj
agara Falls, 6 p m. Stop OF 20 min
utes at Rochester, $40 p. m. Stop of
10 minutes at Syracuse at 10 p. m,
His Busiest Day.
Thursday, March arrival in Bos-
/ ton at 10 a. m, south terminal station.
/ Reception by the mayor and the Ger
man consul. Drive from the station
to the Somerset hotel under military
escort. At 10:45 a. m. the governor,
mayor, president of Harvard univers-
ity and others pay their respects at
| Somerset hotel Short drive through
the city and stop at the state house
| to return the visit of the governor.
Visit to Shaw memorial. Drive to the.
public library to return the visit of the
mayor Visit to Cambridge, arriving
at Memorial hall at 1880 p. m At
LAB p. m. visit to the president of
the university. The president will ac-
company the prince to the faculty
room. At p. m. luncheon in the facul-
ty room. At PAS p. N. visit to the
buildings of the university. At $50
D. m. entertainment given by the stu
dents Of the Harvard union with short
speeches lasting until 4:45 p. m. At
5 p. IN. reception of delegations of the
German Museum association at the
house of Professor Munsterberg. AT
$50 leave Cambridge Arrival at Som
erset hotel at p. m. At 7:30 p. m.
dinner by the authorities of the city.
Albany and West Point.
Friday, March departure from
Boston at a. m. Arrival at Albany,
$3.50 a. m. Stop of two hours. Recep-
ton at the station by the governor and
mayor. Military escort TO the city
hall, where the freedom of the city
and a souvenir will be presented: mill
tary escort from the city hall to the
state capitol building. Reception by
the governor, senate and assembly.
Departure for West Point at 1920 a.
m. Arrival at West Point at p. m.
Visit OF two hours. Departure from
West Point at p. m. Arrival at New
York by special ferry from Weehaw-
ken at SAB p. m. Dinner at the Uni
versity club at p. M
Saturday, March 8-Day spent in
rest and recreation. Dinner of the
Crosse Deutsche Gesellschaft at 8
p. m.
Sunday, March 9-Luncheon at the
University club at ! p. m. Private din
ner for the prince. Visit to the New
York Yacht club at $50 D. m.
Monday, March 10-Departure from
New York by special ferry from
Twenty third street station at a. m.
Arrival at Broad street station, Phila-
delphia, at 1920 a. m. Reception at
the station by the mayor and the Ger
man consul and visit to the city hall,
where the freedom Oh the city will be
presented. Visit to Cramps ship
yards. Luncheon with the Union
League at 1870 p. m Departure for
New York from the Broad street sta