Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
A ROYAL TAR
 NAW'S GUEST
Prince Louis of BalteRberq
 at Annapolis
Naval Representative or Great Brit an Received With HOnOrS Becon- ing His Rank.

Annapolis. Md. Nov. 1.-Grceted by- the commander-iu-ch of Jhe north Atlantic fleet, the superintendent ot the naval academy and the goverlar of Maryland. his Serene Highues=. Rear Admiral Prince Louis og Batteu- burg and the armored cruiser Sfu1l- ron under his command, ou the day af their arrival on Chesuclbe bay. have been made to know and feel that thgg are heartily welcome Jo American v-e- ters and American soil
 Twenty-oue guns from the British flagship Drake announced the aU- proach up Chesareake bay this masa- ing, shortly after nine o'clock. ts- Prince Louis squadron The Nests-r was balmy. Prince Louis stood 1u t.l.. bridge of his flagship at front or tE- majestic column of cruisers and ElzaI on the scene with evident pleasure. The tight batueShius of tue urst al.I second divisions of the North Atlantic fieet-the Maine, Missouri. Nel-ucS-. Ke5rsarEe. Alabama. Illinois. Iowa and Massachusetts were stretched acr.ee the bay. Farther in shore We're rn- torpedo boat d=stroycrs Hopkins Mae Donough. Lawrence. Wordeu aud Stewart.
 As the Drake began the frilg or tl- national salute the American ulg was hoisted at the main As the fast ~lol of the salute rang out. there bo1mc- from the Maine the flagship uT tl- American commauder-iu-ch Jhe first gun of the return salute. and quickly an ensign was hoisted at tha main. Rear Admiral Evans was then saluted by the Drake with thirteen guns, and thirteen guns from his flag ship immediately carried back liz ot- dcial salute to the British rear admir- al. 4 salute of thirteen guns El- later exchanged between the urlE- and the shore station
 As Prince Louis came aI0uEzid= sE- starboard saugway or tEr Maine at- miral Evans, Captain Niles eaaH3=7- ing the Maine. and AIidshipmzH Tr=sa-- well. officer of the deck. Were st tH- gangway to greet him. and azsarzlat--
 on the quarter deck in tlse s-eAl-a- were Admiral Evans Chief rS Stat Captain Joan F. PHls5Ury. ass tsH
 fleet officers Of Admiral Evasas- e.sr. The reception of Prince f-aEaa lz
 board the Maine was made t-@ e=r-r cordial by the very graceful =l-z rrsel- teOUs welcome of Admiral e.z=t-e- which was accompanied by hszfse
 hand shake. As Prince Lnuiz =r-F
 over the side. shortly arter-..ra. t- was again Saluted with thirteen EGE-- From the Maine Prince Louis and his flag lieutenant repaired aboard tl- Alabama, the flagship of Rear Adul.r-E Davis, commanding the second jiyi-- ion of the first squadron. v.her he sas similarly received. the Alabama Iriu-
 thirteen guns as the prince left che ship.
 When Prince Louis returned te ta- Drake, he received the aide of Rear Admiral Sands. superintendent az the naval academy. and Captain Fsy.r- naval attache of the British embassy
 at Washington. Prince Louis. accom- starred up the harbor for Auuapoi-s- to pay his respects to Admiral SauJ= ana Governor Warfelj- His hisauess vas greeted ct the boat landing of rEs naval academy by Admiral Sands and
 his aide. Drawn up to render the prince the prescribed salute was 60 company of marines.
 Awaiting him was Governor War fields carriage. in which the prince and Admiral Sands drove -o the lat ter's residence, whence. after a fer minutes the prince drove to the =aF- ernor's mansion and paid his ofitcial call upon Governor WarfeId- Ta- prince was met at the front dour by the governor and given a hearty re- raUriaU