The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-07

affecting scene when, parting with siA0
Young Prince at the station, our crown
Prince said .'sayonara' in an afee-
tomato and hrotherly manner Then.
when the Korean Prince stood up in
his carriage and made a courteous re-
turn salutation, he looked truly
dignified Prince. attired as he was in
the fun military uniform Of a heu-
tenant. Altogether. it was splendid
manifestation Of the great cordIality
and esteem in which the little Korean
Prince is held both by officials ana
civilians of Japan: and His Highness
was all along in the brightest OF
spirits. Though he had slight cold
previous TO his departure from Korea,
His Highness now enjoys excellent
health.
The safe arrival in Toxic OF the
Crown Prince and the great cordially
in which he was everywhere greeted
were duly telegraphed 10 the Korean
Court and a return. dispatch has al
ready arrived from the Korean En-
peror. approaching in most grateful
manner all the manifestations Of
Japan's good will and hearty recep-
ton. Prince Ito drove to tine Palace
Majesty all particulars concerning the
Korean Crown Princes present jour
ney to Japan. His Majesty is said to
have expressed his great satisfaction
at the Princes safe arrival, and at
the same time duly appreciated Prince
Ito's labor in the matter.
The Crown Prince did not go out
all day on Monday, but spent his time
partly in receiving guests and partly
amusing himself and his companions
by angling in the palace pond.
HIS RESIDENCE.
On Tuesday morning Prince Ito in
spected the Imperial villa at Hikawa
which is intended for the residence
of the Crown Prince of Korea during
his stay in Japan.
Prince Ito. Prince Iwakura and
other distinguished persons called at
the Shiba Palace on Tuesday to pay
their respects to the Crown Prince
His Highness remained indoors all
day, receiving these guests, and anus
ing himself and his fellow students
with various pastimes. In the after
noon. photograph and other perfor-
mances were given for his diversion.
LUNCHEON WITH THE. EMPE-
ROR.
On Wednesday morning the Korean
Crown Prince proceeded to the Court,
leaving Shiba Palace at 1850, attend
ed by Prince Ito, Messrs. VI and Song
Korean Ministers of Household and
Agriculture. respectively. and others,
with an escort of lancers. At the Pal
ace, His Highness was received by
Count Tanaka and Count Hayashi,
Ministers OF the Household and For
eign Affairs; Count Kagawa, Chief
Steward to the Empress; Mr.. Ito,
vice-Director of the Board of Masters
of Ceremonies, and ushered TO the
Phoenix Hail. where His Highness
had audience with Their Majesties
the Emperor and Empress. After a
cordial salutation and brief conversa-
ton through the Interpretation of Mr..
Kokufu, Private Secretary. the Impe-
rial company sat down to luncheon in
the Homef Hall, in which Admiral
Prince and Princess Arisugawa, COM
1nander Prince and Princess Higashi-
Fushimi participated. The honor was
extended to Prince Ito, Marquis To-
kudaiji, Counts Tanaka and Hayashi,
Prince Iwakura, General Viscount
Okazawa, Count Kagawa, Viscount
Hanabusa. Mr.. Ito, as well as the Ko-
rean Ministers, Messrs. vi Yunyong
and Song Pyong-chyun. Genera Chyo
Tongyun, Chief Aide-de-Camp to the
Korean Crown Prince, and other mem
bers of the suite. Luncheon over, the
young Prince was shown through
various parts of the Palace.
AT THE IMPERIAL PALACE.
The Korean Crown Prince is fast
becoming a great favorite with the
Japanese nation in general He is
an extremely bright, lovable little boy
and unwittingly has the tact and ge-
MUS of winning ones heart. He pro-
ceeded to the Imperial Palace on Wed
nesday and was received by the En-
peror and Empress. En- route from
Shimbashi to Sukiyabashi and to Nj
jubashi, whenever the citizens received
him with a salute, he seemed highly
gratified and responded by raising his
6lny hand Otherwise he was occupied
talking with Prince Ito. At the time
his carriage entered the Triumphal