The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-06

of frugality, industry and respect for \ law and order which are characteristic of the race to which they belong. AS Canadian, irrespective of nation- ality, your royal highness will be pleasr ed to know that we rejoice in the achievements of Germans in science and research; that we appreciate those elements of national character to which the German empire owes in large measure it's material prosperity, and we are glad to believe that the influ- ence of the empire in the counclls or the nations tends to the advancement of the highest civilization and the lib- erty of the human race.
 We regret that your royal highness' official arrangements will not allow you to make an extended tour Of this coun- try. We trust, however, that another occasion may be found for becoming &C., quainted with the natural resources and political institutions of a country to which we will be glad to welcome your fellow subjects who for any rea- son might wish to make Canada thelr future home.
 Respectfully submitted on behalf of the legislative assembly of Ontario, Karl Mueller presented an address in behalf of the municipality of Berlin, Ontario, and F. Bopp, German consul at Montreal; Samuel Nordheimer, Ger man consul at Toronto, and w. Hospei- CT German consul at Winnipeg, were introduced. The prince thanked the Canadians for their cordiality, and, yr,ilitarV escort behind, drove on to the Canadian side. As his carriage turned up toward the falls Mayor Butler, who, with Admiral Evans, was riding with him, said to him: There at the gallery is the best view of the American falls, but on &C., count of the snow you cannot get to 1t.
 You may not be able to climb across there but I am going to-" said the prince.
 Suiting the action to the words, the prince jumped out of the carriage and climbed through the snow drift to the gallery on the ledge over the rapids where he showed the way. Others fol- lowed and soon there was little crowd with him. Colonel Percy Sherwood, chief of the Dominion police of Canada, was on hand with force of men and they closely guarded the prince during his stay on Canadian ground.
 After viewing the American falls the prince drove on to Table rock, where he again dismounted. The Horseshoe Falls were clear of ice and the prince got an excellent view of them. There was large space of clear water below the falls, but midway to the first bridge the ice was still intact and firm The prince was driven back to the town of Niagara Falls and there transferred to a special electric car for the trip down the gorge. He left the car at the Whirl- pool Rapids, and with his suite, walked down to the bank. Returning to Mag ara he was taken to the power house of the Niagara Power company and with William B. Rankin, vice president of the corporation, as guide, made com plete tour of the place. He asked number of questions about the amount of power generated, the means used and the manner and distance of transmits sion. When he left he thanked MT. Rankin for showing him through the place.
 Nine Rochester young ladies were introduced and presented the roy al visitor with baskets of flow CTS and fruits. Among other gifts were two barrels of beer from the vaults of two local breweries. Prince Henry very briefly responded to the addresses and presentations. As the train moved away for Syracuse and the east the Star Spangled Banner" was played by the Fifty fourth Regi- ment band and anther pyrotechnic dis play was given as a parting salute
 As the party was leaving the power house Admiral Evans felt something tugging at his coat. He turned to find the hand of a youthful looking pick pocket in one of his pockets. As the admiral shook him off he cooIy said: Young man, you'll find my purse in another pocket The admiral did not delay long enough to give the thief into custody,
 At o'clock the prince was back aboard his train and fifteen minutes later departed for Boston, with Roches- ter and Syracuse scheduled for brief steps
 George H. Daniels, general passenger agent of the New York Central, joined the special at Buffalo and will go through with 1t to Boston and New York. He was presented to the prince.