Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
HENRY HONORS HIS HOSTS
Order Of the Red Eagle Bestowed Upon
Prominent Americans.
OTHER DECORATIONS ARE ALSO GIVEN
Besides the Decorations the Prince
Remembers Long List of Those
Who Entertained Him with
Beautiful Gifts.

BERLIN, July 30.-The German emperor
has conferred a number Of decorations on
Americans incidental to the visit to the
United States OF Prince Henry OF Prussia.
The Red Eagle Of the third class is be-
slowed on Samuel II. Ashbridge. mayor OF
Philadelphia; Julius ~Flieshmann, mayor Of
Cincinnati; Rolla Wells, mayor OF st.
Louis; David r. Francis, former governor
Of Missouri; Arthur Eddy Of Chicago, and
Gustav H. schwab Of New York.
The Red Eagle Of the fourth class is
given to W. S. McChesney, general manager
OF the st. Louis Terminal; Gustav Fischer,
president Of the German Maennerchor Of
Chicago; Chief OF Police Kelly Of st. Louis;
Prof. Camille Won Kleuze Of Chicago. and
Rev. DR.. Gustav Zimmerman Of Chicago.
Those who received the Grown order Of
the third class are: John NJ. Partridge,
police commissioner Of New York; Detee-
tive Captain Titus Of New York, Henry
Rubens Of Chicago and William Woke Of
Chicago.
The Crown Order Of the fourth class is
conferred on Consular Agent Bambach Of
Milwaukee, George c.. Boldt. manager OF
the waldorf-Astoria hotel, New York; j.
]. Coakley, station master, st. Louis, and
wilhelm Schmidt Of Chicago.
The emperor presents autograph photo
graphs of himself to the designers Of the
yacht Meteor III, c. G. Cary-Smith and
Henry Barley.
Presents From the Prince.
The foreign once announces a list Of
presents made by Prince Henry. Some Of
them were conferred by the prince while
he was in the United States. but most Of
them were sent recently.
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state, received a gold SNUFF box bearing the
letter III" and q crown In diamonds; Rear
Admiral Robley D. Evans was given an
enamel portrait OF the prince surrounded
by diamonds. Major General H. c. Corbin's
present, was q gold cigarette case, on which
was the princes portrait in diamonds.
Theodore A. Bingham and Commander W.
S. Cowles Of the navy each received a gold
cigarette case on which was a crown in
diamonds and the letter "H." A bracelet
bearing the princes portrait in rubles and
diamonds was presented to Mrs. H. H. D.
Pierce, wife Of the third assistant secre-
tary Of state. and to Mr. Pierce was given
q framed portrait Of the prince.
some Minor Gifts.
other presents were given as follows:
Major Richard Sylvester, superintendent
Of the Washington, d. c., police depart
ment; John e. WiIkie. chief Of the United
States secret service; John c. Stubs, rally
way o%ficial; Cornelius VanCott, postmas-
ter at New York, and j. B. Reynolds, sec
Rotary to the mayor of New York, diamond
scarfpins. McDougall Hawkes.. dock COM
missioner, New York, a gold scarf pin;
Thomas Sturgis, FIRE commissioner, New
York, and Detective Thurston. New York,
gold Gun buttons; Police Inspectors Cart
right Brooks. Harley. Thompson, Kane and
Cross, Pollce Captains Schmittberger and
Wendell, and Captain Smith of the harbor
police, all Of New York: Assistant Superin-
tendent Hunsdorfer OF the Pinkerton
bureau; Mr.. Deutsch, who was telegraph
agent at the Thirty-fo fourth street pier, New
York, where the Hohenzollern lay, and
Louis Murphy Of the United States secret
service, all receive scraf pins.
Postmaster Frederick e. Coyne Of Chi
cago is given a gold cigarette case. Chief
Of Police Frank o'Neill of Chicago a gold
scarf pin and the manager Of WIZARDS
hotel, Washington. a gold cigarette case.
Framed portraits Of the prince are sent
to Seth Low. mayor Of New York; Patrick
A.. Collins, mayor Of Boston; Carter H.
Harrison, mayor Of Chicago; to the Navy
department at Washington. naval and mil
itary academies. the New York Yacht club,
New York; to the armory of Squadron "A"
New York, and to the Milwaukee museum
PARIS. July 30.-General Patrick A
Collins. mayor of Boston, Mass. has beer
appointed an of1cer of the Legion Of Honor
and Paul Capdevielle. mayo Of New Or
leans; Thomas st. job Gaffney, an attor-
ney of New York. and Mr.. Duveen, q mer-
chant Of New York. have been appointed