New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-01

r-5nre Included several of the officers Of the
BsthIeher- stee' Company. among whom were
President T n McIIvaiae, Superintendent = john
SION Treasurer II. 5. Snyder and A Z. Bore The
transfer was promptly made on the Pennsylvania
ferry 10 Twenty hird-st.. where carriages were
waiting On the arrival Of the prince q hearty
though Informal welcome was given 10 him by
large assenhlage Of his countrynen who were al
tended by = band, which played the national air OF
Japan and followed it with The Star Spangied
pan-er 70 the obvious satisfaction Of the imperial
visitor
The prince was then driven directly TO the St
Regis and Installed in the state suite In ADDITION
10 this suite Of I've rooms and bath. the party VIII
,-7,, six other rooms including q private parlor-
-4ri-ally the whole Of the third hooT OF the MOTEL
7-rA 0rince,e suite comprises AImaro Sato. grand
master OF the household Of the prince, VINO was
graduated al Depauw University in the class OF o.
Count Se:chlro Terash-na. VINO IS 3 g'acuaIe %
the University Of Pennsylvania; Major Mlhara-
2 .5e-de-canlp to the prince; \. Watanabe, master
% ceremonies of the household Of the Emperor ana
DR. K R0kkaEu. physician 20 the prince
Prince Fushimi. as was explained by Mr. sato'
Is not related by blood 10 the present emperor 1e
is however. the head Of one Of the four paraIiei
houses Of princes and Of that one standing next 10
the regniug house 50 that if the dynasty 10 winch
The Nikado belongs became extinct, Prince r ushlHl
would succeed to the throne. Prince Fushimi mas
already achieved distinction IN the field IN the pres
eut Russo-Japanese War. He was IN command OF
he first division OF the Second Army, under Gen
eral Oku. at the battle of Nan Shan Hill, on May
IS where his position the centre Of the Japanese
line compelled him to bear the brunt Of the fight
ing which ended, after furious assault OF sixteen
hours in q signal victory over the Russian forces.
Among the FIRST 10 call on the prince after his
arrival al the St Regis was Morris X. Jesup
president q the Chamber Of Commerce. which VIII
entertain the prince at luncheon al l2.3@ to-day.
The imperial party viii attend the theatre this
evening. and 60 TO Boston tomorrow. dining with
-7g. Pet he s. de he
prince VIII be entertained at luncheon by the
Boston Chamber Of Commerce and the Merchants
Club. ana VIII also take luncheon later il the day
with tle president Of Harvard University.
On Monday The party Will return TO New-York
with q halt az NeW-Haveu long enough 10 fill
Engagement 70 take luncheon At Yale. The evening
viii b. given to the theatres. or possibly Will find
me party al The Metropolitan Opera House Moth
ing has been planned for Tuesday until the
ing when the prince viii attend Z dinner TO be
given by the japanese residents headed by Consul
General Tchda.
The prince VIII leave New-York on December 3
for san Francisco He viii spend two days in
chicago. and stop for a few hours in Denver He
VII sail for japan on the Pacific Mail steamer
Mongolia, on December %
On MS t-ip the prince IS accompanied by Richard
hamilton Taylor, as The representative Of the
Department 90 State At Washington