Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
JUST ONE DAY LAIt
EVANS EXTENDS Ma
GREETING TO ROYAL
GUEST.
BOON, WHISTLES SHREK
CROWDS SHOUT well
no GERMANS SAILOR
PRINCE.

H. of Germany. at the launch
aattar's built yacht.
|ew York yesterday and was
,elcomed as the guest OF the
he land batteries that guarc
arbor sounded the first greet
bonderous salute of twenty
|tha rifles of q special naval
assemblcd in his honor re-
sentiment, there were verbal
from the representatives of
Roosevelt. the army, the
the city Of New York, and a
a lined he way into the city
cheer the sailor prince OF
I storm against which the
Wilhelm had struggled for
Which had glazed the Atlantic
armOr OF ice. had lost its
resigned its sway to warm
Ind CHEEKY blue skies SO thai
no regrets that the royal
IA full day late for the enter
repaired for him. The genius
hi, reaching out from the
bt coast. had definitely To-
IheIated liner and made GER
bur that she would re2ch
Blk. There was "A curtain OF
barly Yesterday morning and
h 9 o'clock before the watch
the shadowy outlines of the
approaching liner.
Evans shows Up.
miral Evans. commander OF
squadron ana honorary aide
bee. left the flagship Illinois
ock in the naval tug Nina.
@ere Capt. q. a. Converse,
STAFF. Flag Lieut.. Freder-
Ensign Frank L. Evans.
Eapt. Won RebcuT paschwitz,
che at the Washington EN-
II German government. They
full dress uniform. The
(he Kron PriuZ beyond Fort
and swung around to the
Bide of the liner, steaming uL
Prince Henry, attired in the
all admiral of the German
burrounded by his naval anc
.aff in brilliant uniform
z bridge of the liner. AS the
drew nearer the side OF
hip Prince Henry and 40
Is caught sight of each 9TH
|anged informal ~salutes. The
I'm the steamer TO the tug wa
conversation. however. A:
|ssels with a notilla OF tugs
craft moved in past Fort
the first OF the salutes Of
guns was fired. AS the
bundled the prince advanced
OF the bridge Of the Kror
|elm and stood at attention
led the big American tias
r the Notifications he
I'd His Cap in salute
kmbers of his suite did like
nag at the jackstaff of the
was dipped and the Ger
band accompanying the
ed The Star-Spangled Ban
guns of Fort Wadswortf
TENT before those across the
Fort Hamilton doomed on.
When that ceremony wa!
Prom Prinz was stopped anC
Pauled around 20 her porI
dmiral Evans and his stat
rhe passengers were gath
main LEX and there was /:
T as the admiral came VI
~.
Evans was escorted forward
IN the quarters of Capt. A
sleF Of the Kron Prinz VII
lld the prince met. The
forward and. taking tn,
ne naval officer, shook 4
y glad to see you, sir" sait
everybody In the United
aiung to welcome you. /
sure, Sir, 10 formally gree
; behalf"
you, sir. and through you
your country" Responded
am very glad TO be here
splendid day. The empero'
10 convey his compliment
iiral' and | do so with yer,
hre."
IEans expressed qualification
ehtfulness of the emperor.
rinee Is saIuted.
Prlef halt the liner moved
at 1880 was abreast of tn,
ldron off Tompkinsville. Tn
Ehdard was run to the fore
Nron Prinz and It's appear
.shal to the American fee
me San Francisco, Cincin
and Illinois layin perfec
'he order named and mad,
picture with their crew
s' tnrrets and tops. The.
erthah naval standard an,
oiank fire. The prince stoo,
on the bridge and back o
umlral Evans and his stat
'efous suite OF the Germa,
prince and his staff wer'
~7fested In the Illinois an,
oiiered warm congratula
american admiral on tn,
rahce OF his squadron
. he was very anxious I,
aaron and that he woul,
earliest moment.
and It's surroundings have
10 greater advantag,
In NE sunlight, with tn.
$3.50 that came from IN.
.lhs OF snow, and the roy
NOT leave the bridge dur
Up The bay. He said tina
ast gratifying an old am
Ahs New York. and aske,