Tokyo, May 21.
Amidst cheering crowds Prince Chichiny eft Tokyo this morn his way to Yoxohama where he will embark on the Tzumo. Trighness will visit the Locehor and ormoea and will tranship at Hongkong or in the neighbourhood to the Hakozaki Maru on which he will proceed to england, The entire routs from the palace was lined by xtadents and reservists. Tmperial Princes, foreign diplomats and notable personages bade Prince Chichibu farewell at the tation, some of them, including Sir Charles Eliot, the British Ambas-tader, accompanying him to Yoko-
Later.
Arriving at Yokohama from Tokyo today Prince Chichibu proceeded by torpedo-boat to the Izumo where the Prince Regent, who had been inspecting harbour reconstruction work, welcomed him and Lade him farewell.
Amidst cheers from crowds, me cluding representatives of athletic ustociations, on the wharf and boats the Izumo weighed anchor at nocn.—Reuter's Pacific Service, Tokyo, May 2 His Highness Prince Chichibu, >who in to study in England, left! Tokyo Station for Yokohama at: 9.50 am, today amid a hearty farewell from a great many officials und people.
His Highness was accompanied by the Prince Regent and many ther high officials and dignitaries far as Yokohama, where his Highness went on board the Izumo, and sailed at noon ta-day—Eastern News Agency.
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