The sun., 1910-05-10
PRINCE AT THE HEINZE TRIAL
TOOE I LOON Ar THE ADMIN
ESTR tTION or JUSTICE.
NskPd Many Questions NbOut JurIes. an
lnstitutIsn japan Gets NIsRg Withoui
says Al . I.uncheoR % Japan So
rIet That Japan VIII Never Plight u.

says At . l.uncheon % Japan So
riety That Japan VIII Never Plight ..
Fritz Augustus Heinze was made tho
object of polite curiosity on the part ot
his ENcellency Prince Tokugawa lyesato
Of japan and the members II his suite
yesterday afternoon. The Prince az
luncheon IN the Railroad Club had eN-
pressed his desire To see the admin isi ration
~ American Justice in actual operation.
and since the Federal Building. where the
Heinz trial was in progress. was right
around the corner he was escorted
thither
His fvcellencv under the guidance of
Consul-General X Mid,uno found the
third hoor Marshal William Henkel.
who had caught the rumor of the Princes
coming. happened 20 h. in the hallway
outside II his 5fiicr when Prince Tolu.
gEWa appeared The Marshal took IN his
hat with low bow ~ he Wss presented
10 N" Distinguished man from Japan
He led the Uay 10 the chrmbars " Judge
HouRh and escorted the Prince and his
partv through tho Judges chambers to
chairs next to tho reporters compound
Judge linugh. whn was bending over to
eaten the test lmuny thai John + Fernalar.
the chief Government aCCountant. was
giving either did not SEQ tho Prince or
-Helng Vas too ehgrussed tO receive nam
PrtnCr Tokugawa craned his neck tn catch
gllmp~e Il the top ~ Hein1e's head.
ard then h. sat hack and listened intently
- the testimony Tor about fifteen minutes
ne went away without hevlng heen IN
troduCed 20 judge Hough
Marshal Henkel took the Prince into his
private ofhc~ and pointed out the Astor
HOUSE ACROSS the street. explaining the
American plan for the care and culture
"t jurors. The Prince and Viscount sun
lekku. very tall man who h secretary
Of tho House of Peers In Japan. asked
many questions about the Jury. We're
they business men or waa Jury serving a
profession How much did the jurors
receive for attendance upon trial7
We're they kept locked up all o. the time
Who aelected iurymen7 Al of these
questions Marshal Henkel answered
elaboraiely. The Prince explained ~ him
IN turn that IN Japan, where the French
system u Jurisprudence IA IN Use there
are no trials by Jury.
The luncheon a. which Prinoe TokugaWa
had been the g,iegt n honor earlier In the
afternoon was given by the Japan Societv
ni New York. ~ which Lindsay Russell il 7
president Covers were laid for fortv I
IN the lunch room IT tho Railroad Clnh /
high up in the Hudson Terminal Building I
Among those present wers Melville {
stone. who presided a. toastmaSter:
Lindsay Russell. Isaac \ SelRman.
= ). 4 ~ Lima. " n De Young of the
Nan Francisco ChroHicis. Consul General /
Midzuno, Dr Jokichi Takamne Earl D.
Bahst and William Chadhourna
In proposing the health II the Princp
Nr stone rev iewed tho history of tho
res pluIlon IN Japan whiCh had deprived
PrtnCe IokuRawa oi succession IN the
ShoRunate and referred 20 the patriotic
support the house 0f TokuRaWa had given 4
~ the Emperor when he came to the .
throne az the result Il that revolution
The Prince m respOnse said that he was
glad that such a society a. the Janan
Society II New YORK had ~ It's mission .
ne promotion II a better understanding
het ween tho two nations His own recep-
son m thus country had been such. said
The Prince. that had he nos been forced
.o curtail many u the plans for his enter
.afnment he could not have left the coun-
Try according ~ his schedule
hope you will allow me 10 inform YOU.
said his ENCellenCy m closing. that
America and Japan will be friends forever
and that IA my mind nothing can inter
'ene 10 disript the close relations which
how exist hetwe.n them
The Prince spent part ~ the afternoon
~ the company Of William q McAdoo
seeing the wonders NJ the Hudson tunnels
md the underground machinery of tho
lig terminal building. Last night he was
'ntert aimed by prominent members Of the
Japanese colony at private dinner az
Sherry's which was followed hy reccp-
100 ~ the Nippon Club a. ~ West Eighty
Eth street
The programme Tor last night 81 Princa
Okugawa included a dinner az Sherrys
md q reception az the Nippon Club The
Inner was gwen 10y sixteen Japanese
business men II New York The recep-
Ton was given jointly to him and the
'arty ~ JAPANESE newspaper men Who
eturned 70 New York yesterday on a
,lobe crcling trip.