Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25

,ohlaqe umluht
a'sI''"''s ,nnon the German emperor
roar " .onoouer. yacht Meteor was
rev .1 from shooters island today.
au' "." Emo weather the ARRANGEMENTS
Upu'S o.,rect and no untoward incident
Ne'p me occasion, The president
na''eu ~ ,ass Roosevelt, Prince Henry
NY ' ,No distinguished party ae-
SDu n,Jog them were enlhus'-
o',p "a cheered on arriving at
aN""' o,otfmm built just back
Of the bow of the Meteor without op'
ofer greetings had been OK
4 lay NY .tiss Roosevelt stepped lOf-
ena .1s AND taking hold OF silver COY
Nsla t u', containing German chanl-
s ,osoe broke 1t on the SIDE OF tne We W.
p% Immediately she seized silVel a ,.''',
u, severed the rope when releareu
snu 'oIgbts holding the Meteor Inc
lus vent gracefully into the water
Ness' ,he American flag breaking OUT AT
WY Y, ,o NJ rall American and German ma
lae "a" o,rs were played and from the
,% ",o, nj craft containing excurslohls's'
s s.me enthusiastic cheering,
II Wis Miss Roosevelt wore dress 0, sap
,hl,e nine velvet, large plack hal
,,mmed with ostrich feathers ana u
iuf NUT ana Doa
1 ARRIVAL IN JERSEY CITY
Tho speolal train bearing President
y,osecot from Washington to me
launching Of Emperor Williams Hnchl
'ie'eor reached Jersey city at 6'iO a.
NJ 90, h,ord un
N me- arrival Of the princes tram q
fam minutes afterWard
cylmder head on the engine OF
Prince Henrys special blew out ana
me- tlaln vas more than an hour late
IN reaching Jersey city
The accident occurred SHORTY attai
leaving Baltimore, The stalled tram
MAS tushed into Magnolia, Nd by a
,assengel train and there got A new
engine There were some other minor
deays On route occasioned by the
change o. schedule.
The weather WAS most inauspiclous'
A 0ne. cold rain was falling and the
haTbor was covered with mist. When
the prince alighted from the train and,
accompanied by his suite, passed
through the station the usual great
crown Of Germany were scattered all
Ny. The action was repeated when O
few minutes later President Roosevelt
frayescd the same route.
PRESIDENT AND PRINCE.
The president and the prince ana
their suites embarked soon after o.
clock on the ferryboat Philadelphia
which lay In the northern slip OF the
Pennsylvania station
From her tail midship flagstaff flut-
tered the stars and stripes. Forward
was hosted a Tag with white maltese
cross on yellow background. on a
round disc In the center was the Prus-
sian eagle in black while the royaI
emblem Of Prussia and the imperial
crowd Of Germany We're scattered all
over the yellow field Of the flag An
was hosed the blue flag Of the pres
ident Of the United States,
The presidential party breakfastcd on
lhe train while waiting for the prince
When President Roosevelt appeared he
was accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt
ana Miss Alice Roosevelt lie lifted
his hat time and again 10 the cheering
multitude
He was followed by Secy. OF Wal
Root, Mrs Root and Miss Root and by
lhe other members OF the party. De-
eellVeS and secret service men brought
up mont and rear
ON THE FERRYBoAT.
On board the ferryboat the president
" once Joined the prince forward or
he upper deck, where they REMAND
lot some time in View OF the cheering
passengers on the crowded ferryboats
IN Othr slips.
lhe Philadelphia had time TO spar,
VI me run down to Shooters IslanC
una IL was decided TO swing around tn,
speclal SQUADRON at anchor of Slater
.slan1' The squadron fired q guns ant
mallled sides IN honor OF the president
ne Hagshlp Illinois and the Cincinnati
S'u uIst ana then the Olympia ant
san FRANCISCO offered their tribute Of
powder President Roosevelt and Prime,
mmeury We're photographed together ant
NV so9k brisk walk together through
5a g caoln OF the ferryhoat 1t wa,
V o.aa ana chilly on the bay and exercIs,
ARRIVAL AT SHOOTERS ISLAND
an, lne president and Prince Henry mr.
wy r,su az Shooters Island al $50. The,
pres., received with cheers by thos,
so tssnl ana the presidential and roya
So q guns each, were fired.
bso uoeleF island presented the an
tamSa ms morning OF military on.
.npmehi rather than the scene NJ an
t I'M OF International comfy nv,
l' Jlo'ahohs OF naval militia reached IN.
~ Wy, III O'Clock and were noste,
si.a as'lous points between the landin,
Tbsy S Suu 'he scene Of the launching
gogsa were supplemented later by T,
ina ua vi petly officers and sailors from
a., aiohehzollern. who. though nor nm
pouc1 us' presented a military nspect
mn'e sWarmed everywhere over IN,
n, island, and the snow covered hrl,
w. manners harhor. across tho I'm
N \. manned by $50 policemen On
Ana v pay revenue cutters. naval ug
rsY. Pollce patrol boats, manned Il,
sb%, y. militia and blue coats darte,
Nan 10 Keen the excursion fleet baol
M an imaginary line. 49, '''
.0sr,. party proceeded directly from IN,
NJ peat to the stand which No,
,egu erected at the in.sboro anI - n h,
Is @sa on which the Meteor rested nh,
NJ u, IN and prince, with Mrs an,
farm ROOSEVELT, arrived ON The Mai
n's S 4 lV'22, The prince condncte,
irs roosevelt 10 the small y nie,e,, ~,
On b., 1hi,ialely under the bow Of Inc boat
Inc I Jus small platform al the lima "e', ~
vel, ,uu5n,hlng We're President poose
Rsosoa,i.l, fIince Henry. Mrs ana Mis-
a'ssoseeelt the mayor of Nan w Wo Ml ls
lng ~ isauor Won Holleben. While wait
tha,isSe prince and Miss Roosevelt
lnr vu The entire assemblage tat
prs.,s ~ cue from the prince ana ' IN,
'''s'oea' was in merry mood. anu w
cHRIsTEN THEE METEOR
ne e' oSt at 1923 Miss Roosevelt, bros