The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-27
PRINCE TSAl SUM
GUEST OF CAPITAL
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with which he was suffering upon his
arrival in San Francisco a few days ago.
The Chinese Legation has been put in
readiness for the visitor
Guarded by Service Men.
Chief Wilkie. of the United States
Secret Service. was at the Union Station
with force of detectives 10 afford pro-
lection. a large crowd had gathered TO
await the arrival OF the royal party.
Immediately upon the arrival at the
] station, after the greeting. the Emembers
Of the embassy comprising Minister
Chang Yin Tang and Nine Chang: Yung
Kwai, FIRST secretary and Mrs Kwai:
Henry K. Chang honorary secretary;
Mrs. Chang, WI Chang. Yuan Ko-shuan.
Tan Yao Fen. ChiaO Chung Tan, and
Lu Ping Tien, attaches. the party went
direct 10 the New Willard Hotel III au-
tomobfles
| AT 10 o'clock this morning the Secretary
OF state will call on the prince officially.
| followed at 1918 O'Clock by the Secretary
Of the Navy. In keeping with the official
etiquet, his royal highness will I'm.
mediately return the call
After luncheon the entire royal party
will maize ready for their reception by
the President at 2;SO o'clock at the White
House From the White House every
one will proceed TO Fort Myer. Where
public exhibition drill will be given at
$3.50 O'Clock The drill Is open to the
public.
Returning from Fort Myer. President
Taft will entertain the party at dinner
at the White House. at 5 o'clock.
Aside from the general programme. the
prince and Vice Admiral Sab Chen Ping.
/ accompanied by the staff VIII make a
thorough examination of the Washington
Navy Yard. going over the workshops
and getting advanced ideas on the con-
struction OF the big naval guns and
equipment.
Tomorrow morning the royal party
win leave Washington on a special cleo
4 trio car for Annapolis, TO visit the Ma
/ val Academy. They will be entertained
at luncheon by Superintendent Bowyer.
| They Will return 10 Washington In the
/ afternoon in time TO prepare for the din
, ner TO be given in their honor at the
/ Chinese Embassy. az S o'clock.
To Mount Vernon Thursday.
Thursday morning the party VIII 90 10
| Mount Vernon TO pay their respects AT the
tomb OF Washington. and the prince VIII
/ lunch alone. AT 2 o'clock the party will
visit the navy yard. and leave Washing
ton on a special train at o'clock for
/ New York They will stop over Saturday
and Sunday there.
/ Prince Sum is the uncle TO the royal
| Emperor, an brother 10 Prince Regent.
who recently visited this country Lieut.
! Commander I. V. ellis. who met the
/ party in San Francisco. is personally in
/ charge OF the tour as the special repre-
! sentative OF the Nay Department. The
/ prince wears a large ruby. the distinctive
mark Of Chinese nobility. He speaks no
| English. conversing Through his secretary.
/ Chow. under secretary Of state.
/ On their trip 70 Washington the party
stopped over at Niagara Falls. but the
( prince was toe III 10 go 20 them
Members of the Party.
The imperial commission is composed
/ OF the following:
/ His Imperial Highness Prince Sum
/ Vice Admiral Sab Chen Ping
/ His EXceilency, Chew Tezcd
/ Capt. Tsao W Yiug
! Capt. Tssng W CheEg
/ Capt Chu Chen Pang.
Capt Tseug Cha II.
/ Capt. Lin PaO Luu.
/ NJ. Chao Ho Ling. tutor to the imperial family
Mr.. Fung Shu, secretary to bis imperial highness.
Mr.. Ii King Ho,
Mr.. Chang Pm Ching
I Mr.. KuEg Pah King member o. the prison COT
/ gTesS.
/ BodyEusrd. consisting Of Eve nOncmmissioned
officers.