Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

washington FEB co. nv -, 49,.
n.n.slo and suite, accompanied ~
o. o.. welcoming delegations from l Drl',,
l% s., w and the German embassy arrived
p'u' ,oqO this morning promptly
H''s .soanle time. The trip from Baitl-
~ I, 20 washington was without mel
a 1on, IN the outlying districts OF Bal
u .,no,e crowds gathered to greet the
u ..'o,e as he passed No stops were
p% ,. rntl this city was reached the
"'r which consisted Of the cars
c,n,mbIa. ohio and Indiana the ilrs'
,,.od being the princes eur ana at
-. year of the traln was closely
=" by the secret service men
s,h n care that viii be exercised
n,onghout It's journeying, during the
srocs.s stay on Americon soil. The
s,nco occupied the time during the run
,,om baltimore to Washington IN DEM
a.,auc fashion, talking freely Win
H. .snss about him as they discussed tne
Vpom and the details of his visit
us ,old the presidents delegates tnat
IA wished to see as clearly as POSSIBLE
nv nlaces through which he was 10
.~ and that az there would be some
t nI' m Inc public In seeing him az
,,n bo thought II would he better TO
Nv'' y" narriaqes I'm the driving por-
,,o,s N the itinerary everywhere The
S sys tod him they would arrange
The matter
WAITING FOR THE TRAIN
Soy Of State John Hay Secy of the
Nsv Long Asst. Secy OF state
pso,ce who had immediate charge OF
mo arrangements at the depot, and
Count Quadt and two other attaches
hom the German embassy awaited the
,rlyal Of the train at the depot They
ysmplned In an improyised reception
roor. lhe walls Of which were heavily
anped with INTERVENING American
ana German flags The atmosphere
Ma, redolent with the fragrance OF
eoVes The embassy officials were in
nm uniform. a bugle call by q naval
srBleDman announced the arrival OF
me- main. Il was halted just outside
,he depa the engine detached, and the
cars backed 10 a position opposite the
receiving room, midway down the train
shed The welcoming party passed
cyssly Inlo the princes car, and infor-
rsly extended to him the welcome OF
The city, 4 few moments later the par
" emerged aud passed 10 the recep-
lion Commander Cowles, President
Roseysits brother. law and Adjt.
Gen, Corbin. were the first 20 alight
and the prince was not far behind
them. Walking rapidly, and with the
trct bearing OF trained naval officer,
sailing to the group " officials, detec-
lyes and newspaper men, through
double line Of whom he passed, salutlng
with touch Of his hand TO the gilt
ierIng chapeau he wore. he crossed the
aneed depot aisle and entered The re-
reptOn room There he remained ten
minutes. Asst. Secy, Pearce and Chiet
Wilke stood at the door while the
prince was waiting. Finally Prince
Henry, accompanied by Seoy, Hay and
Rear Admiral Evans entered the last
Of the open carriages. The carriages
o. the others were drawn up In line and
NE princes carriage dashed at a rapid
speed to the head OF the column In
SANITY the police and military escorts
wheeled into position and the party
started up Pennsylvania avenue for the
White house
An ARMY OF POLICEMEN.
lntemlnged with the crowd at the
depot was a small army OF detectives
end policemen Special precautions had
Teen taken 10 insure the safety OF the
lflnee and his oortege, and TO keep the
itople from pressing closely upon the
larty at any stage Of its journey
through the public places in the city,
Val Sylvester the chief Of police, had
W Of bis uniformed men on special
olly and 1875 of these were detailed at
The depot Assisting the local detec-
ives were a corps Of detectives assem-
tei from number Of other cities
Watching Tor familiar faces Of Grimm
as and suspects from other points,
ahe south side men also were watch
llg Tor men at The hotel and else
shere Several mounted policemen
guarded The rear VI the train shed. The
ideglarding OF the prince was effected
hl only by his immediate escort, but
y special details OF policemen under
Wslat lleulenants, among whom was
vNled the responsibility for order of
me route from the depot to the white
nouse which having a square but in
HoeSlng jurisdiction, there were 30
glTemen spread over the first three
a"v% ~ ron there 10 within a block
'ne white House and 40 more Of
weul assembled In Pennsylvania
s'eHue' IN front Of the executive
t'Ounds All these were reinforced by
NIge number in citizens clothes. At
ss Nhlte House large detail of police
s,,.tsu the regular men in keeping the
,e'Ylnus nee from intrusion OF unau-
rollel persons. When the line of car
sasss bearing the prince and cortege
w,'eu ig.'m the depot a platoon Of
40 ".unleu policemen wheeled into line
,,, AN 'ook position az the head of the
~.-s acting Lieut. Matthews in COM
, eanl OF them. They constituted the
n on. platoon and similar squad Of
rro,a su Police, under Sergt Harry,
icleu we rear Between the no
ne,,' eu ana the carriages marched the
G os escort comprising troops r and
t,,y. 1 r second United States cavalry,
md F Solt Meyer, headed by the band
N r9nrth battery Of field artillery,
Dlnn,L"SI une command OF Lieut. Col.
hon, a' aI They were Immediately in
asgs s ana back of the line OF omen car
On sa,h nankihg the princes carriage.
hen ~" ,u,, sue We're two mounted polIce-
nun,iou,lly mounted with equipment of
Rev 's s. and dress saddle clothes
fsgss were within range Of the car
Fb ses $50 20 as to avoid as much as nos.
% ina :. annoyance or embarrassment
men ~ ~ y, guest a score Of police.
10 c. ~, loot also marched alongside
q an ,.ages on each side. AT intervals
'0 PAGES in single die de- u intervals
Up THE AVENUE.
SIN only q short block fran tho
syssnn STREET depot TO pennsyl wi" ,'ie
,.Iue' and as The n,acoi, sil"sy wanna