Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-29
TSA HAS BUSY DAY bAL[|NGER Stand
Chinese Prince Seeing Sights Denies All Interest IN Alaska
of National Capital Coal Land Claimants
ORIENTALS EARLY RlSERS lGLAVIS LIED, HE DECLARES
Yard First Stopping Place He Would Issue Patents Ioday
Days Itinerary. Record of Case Was Unchanged
DOWN RIVER ON MAYFLOWER HE CLEARED UP LAND OFFICE
vernon-White Placer-Gold Digging and Organ
House Dinner zedP Pioneer Mining
ORIENTALS EARLY RISERS
Navy Yard First Stopping Place or
Days Itinerary.
DOWN RIVER ON MAYFL0WER
Presidents Yacht Used for Trip to
Mount Vernon-White
House Dinner.

ners and customs of the United States
government in conducting its affairs In
Washington, Prince Tsai Tao. member
of the reigning house In China. this morn
ing entered upon his second day as the
guest OF the nations capital. The entire
party was astir early al the New Will
lard. and before 10 o'clock their suite was
entirely deserted. Because the prince is
the chief in authority in military matters
In China, and because his visit to the
United tSates and his impend ng tour
through Europe is intended to afford
him opportunity to inspect the various
military establishments. the War Depart
ment is attending closely to the wants of
the royal visitor while he remains in the
United States. Army officers detailed
from the War Department, under the
personal direction of Col. Schuyler, are
acting as q bodyguard and as guides to
the prince in this city.
Visit to Navy Yaro.
Leaving the hotel this morning flock
Of automobiles carried the entire Chinese
party to the navy yard, where the prince
inspected the various processes incident to
the manufacture Of the big guns Subse-
Quently he was taken to the Lib ary of
Congress, where he was met by the libra
rian, the chief assistant librarian, the
superintendent Of the building and the
various chiefs Of divisions, who escorted
him tn ough the structure. The balance
of Prince Tsafs morning was devoted to
visits to the bureau Of fisheries. the bu-
reau of standards, the Monument, the
Capitol and other points Of interest.
At the Capitol Prince Tsai watched
interest. His party first visited the
House and occupied the first row of the
diplomatic gallery. Just back Of them
were their escorts, Chairman Foster of
fairs. Assistant Secretary of State
Chandler Hale. Gen. Schuyler and several
State Department attaches From the
House the party went to the Senate.
Brief stays were made In each branch OF
Prince Tsai was much interested. and
nodded as the leading figures on the
floor Of the House or Senate were
pointed out to him. The prince met
Speaker Cannon and was disappointed
to learn that Vice President Sherman
was out OF town.
Guest Of Knox at Luncheon.
At luncheon today the prince was en-
tertained at the residence of Secretary OF
State Knox and at 2;30 o'clock he started
on the Presidents yacht Mayfiower for
Mount Vernon. where he Will place
The strenuous day win close with a
dinner at the residence Of the Chinese
minister this evening, at which the prince
will be the honor guest.
part OF the plans for the entertain
ment of Prince Tsai Tao and his party
tomorrow include trip to Annapolis and
a close inspection of the methc ds in vogue
at the school whore Uncle Sam trains MS
future admirals: The cadets Will give
special drill under the personal direction
of Supt Bowyer for the benefit Of the
visitors.
Prince Tsai Tao dined last night at the
White House, the guest OF President Iaft-
Seated beside the President and surround
ed by members Of the cabinet, senators
and representatives and officers of the
army and navy, the young prince OF the
orient expressed to his host through his
Interpreter, Lord Ia. a son OF Ii Hung
Chang. his appreciation and the pride he
felt for the honor conferred upon him.
The prince, attended by his excellency
Ii Chang Mai. his excellency Ha Han
Chang and the Chinese minister, and
escorted by Capt Archibald Butt, was
driven to the White House last night at
o'clock.
Besides the Chinese party. other guests
at the dinner were the Secretary OF {. ate,
tives, the Secretary Of War the Secre-
tary of the Navy, Senator Aldr ch, Sena-
tor Bacon, Senator Money. Senator Bal
ley. Senator Murphy ]. Foster, Senator
NewlandS, senator carter, flepreSeuld-
tive Serene E. Payne. Represent ative
James A. Tawney. Representative Henry
A. Cooper, Representative Frederic II.
Gillett Representative Samuel w. Nc
Call. Representative R; Wayne Parker.
Representative Champ Clark. Representa-
tive Edgar D. Crumpacker. Representa-
tive Henry D. Clayton. Representative
william G. Brantley, Representative Will
lam M. Howard. Representative David j.
Foster, Representative Gordon Russell,
Representative Edwin DENLY, Represent
ative J. Warren Ke'fer, Representative
william 8. Bennett. Representative Everis
A. Hayes. Representative Herbert Par
sons, Representative Edmond h. Mad son.
Representative Hamilton Fish. Repre-
sentative Louis B. Hanna. Rear Ad-
m.ral Richard Wainwright. Brig. Gen.
Tasker H. Bliss, the third assistant sec
retary of state, Brig. Gen. Clarence r.
Edwards, Col Walter 8. Schuyler. Mr..
Edward T. Williams and Capt. Archibald
W. Butt.
Lost Medal Is Found.
Much happiness was the portion yester-
Aay of Lieut.. Col Liou, member Of
Tho staff of military officers ACCOMPANY