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GIFTS FROM THE EMPEROR.
FOR THOSE WHO MADE PRINCE
HENRY's VISIT PLEASANT.

Order of Red Eagle BESTOWED on
Mayors, Chiefs of Police and 9th
ers-Sery Handsome Gifts for Hill,
COrbin, Evans and Others Who Ac-
cOmpanicd the Prince on His Tour.
Number of Prominent Citizens
Remembered with Photographic.
Berlin, July 3O.-The German EN-
| peror has conferred a number of dec
orations on Americans incidental to
the visit to the United States of
Prince Henry of Prussia. The Red
Eagle of the third class is bestowed
on Samuel II. Ashbridge. Mayor of
| Philadelphia; Julius Fleischmann,
| Mayor of Cincinnati; Rolla Wells,
Mayor of st. Louis: David r. Francis,
former Governor of Missouri; Arthur
Eddy of Chicago. and Dustav II.
Schwab of New York
The Red Eagle of the fourth class is
given to w. 5. McChesney, general
manager of the st. Louis Terminal;
Gustav Fischer, president of the Ger
man Maennerchor of Chicago; Chief of
Police Kelly of st. Louis; Prof. Camil-
10 Won Kleuze of Chicago, and Rev. DR..
Gustav Zimmerman of Chicago
Those who received the crown order
OF the third class are John ~ Par
fridge, police commissioner of New
York; Detective Capt. 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 Baum
bach of Milwaukee,: George C. Boldt.
manager of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
New York; J. j. Coakley, station mas
ter, st. Louis and Wilhelm Schmidt of
Chicago.
Handsome Souvenirs Bestowed
The Foreign Office 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 David j. Hill. assistant Sec
rotary OF state, received a gold snuff
box with the initial H and a crown
OF diamonds. Rear Admiral Robley
ID. Evans was given an enamel por-
trait of the Prince surrounded by dia-
nsonds. Maj. Gen. II. c. Corbin's pres
ent was gold cigarette case, on which
was the Princes portrait in diamonds.
Col. Theodore A. Bingham and Com
mander w. s. Cowles of the navy each
receIVeu Bold cigarette case on which
we're crown in diamonds ana
the letter III. A bracelet
bearing the Princes portrait
in rubies and diamonds was presented
to Mrs. III. H. d. PIERCE, wife of the
third assistant secretary of state. and
Mr.. PIERCE was given a framed por-
trait of the prince.
Photographs of the Prince.
Among those who received photo
graphs Of the Prince are: Cows. Nash
of Ohio. Durbin of Indiana, Yates of
Illinois, VanSant of Minnesota, Lafol-
lette of Wisconsin, and Odell of New
York; Mayor Low of New York, Mayor
Cans Of Albany. J. p. Morgan, Charles
Stewart Smith. Morris K. Jesup, Her
mann Ridder. Abram s. Hewitt, Jo-
seph Speyer Carl Schurz, John Cros-
by Brown, Judge Henry z. Rowland,
and Ernest Thalmann. all of New
York; Rear Admiral Albert S. Barker
and Commander Richard Wainwright,
U. S. N: Maj. Gen. J. r. Brooke, U.
S. A., and several members of his
staff; ex-Secretary of the Navy John
ID. Long. Gen. II. V. Boynton, George
w. Boyd of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road; Mayor Harrison of Chicago, and
the newspaper men who were on Prince
Henry's train.