The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-31
Picture of His Royal Highness Pre-
scented TO the Chief Executives
of Several States.
DECORATIONS AND PRESENTS
ALSO BESTOWED BY EMPEROR WILL
LIAM AND THE PRINCE.
Order of the Red Eagle and the
Crown Order Given 10 American
Mayors and Others.

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 bestowed
on Samuel II. Ashbridge. mayor Of Phila-
delphia; Julius Fleischmann, mayor of Gin
cinnati; Rolla Wells, mayor of st. Louis;
David r. Francis, former Governor of
Missouri; Arthur Eddy. of Chicago, and
Gustav II. Schwab, of New York.
The red eagle of the fourth class is given
TO w. G. McChesney, general manager of
the St. Louis Terminal; Gustav Fischer,
president of the German Maennerchor Of
Chicago; Chief of Police Kiely, of st.
Louis; Prof Camille Won Kleuze, of Chi
cago, and Rev. DR.. Gustav Zimmerman. of
Chicago.
Those who received the crown order of
the third class are John n. Partridge
police commissioner of New York; Detec-
tive Captain Titus. of New York: Harry
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. ].
]. Coakley. station manager. st. Louis.
The Emperor presents autograph photo
graphs of himself to the designers of the
yacht Meteor III, c. Cary Smith and Hen
ry Barber.
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 ]. Hill.
ii
snuff-box bearing the letter H and
crown in diamonds. Rear Admiral X.
Evans given an enamel portrait of
the prince surrounded by diamonds. Major
General II. c.. Corbins present was gold
cigarette case, on which was the princes
portrait in diamonds. Colonel Theodore
Abingham and Commander w. 5. Cowles,
OF the navy, each received gold cigarette
case which were a crown in diamonds
and the letter H" A bracelet bearing
the princes portrait in rubies and dia-
monds presented to Mrs II. Fl. ID.
Pierce, wife of the third assistant secre-
tary of state. and to Mr.. Pierce was given
a framed portrait of the prince.
Major Richard Sylvester, superintendent
of the Washington, d. c., police depart
ment; John E Wilkie. chief of the United
way official; Cornelius Van Colt, post
master at New York. and ]. B. Reynolds.
secretary to the mayor of New York,
diamond scarf pins; McDougall Hawks,
dock commissioner. New York, gold scarf
pin; Thomas Sturgis. fire commissioner
| New York, and Detective Thurston. New
York gold cuff buttons. Police Inspectors
Cortright. Brooks. Harley, Thomas, Thomp-
son, Kane and Gross, Police Captains
| Schmittberger and Wendell and Captain
| Smith, of the harbor police, all of New
York; Assistant Superintendent Hunsdor-
fer, of the Pinkerton bureau; Mr.. Deutsch
who was telegraph agent at the Thirty
fourth street pier New York where the ne
! the United States secret service, all re-
! ceived scarf pins.
Postmaster Frederick Coyne, of Chicago,
] is given a gold cigarette case Police Chief
! O'Neil, of Chicago. a gold scarf pin, and
| the manager of Wizards Hotel, Washing
ton. a gold cigarette case.
| Framed portraits of the prince are sent
! to Seth Low, mayor of New York; Pat
! rick A. Collins. mayor OF Boston; Carter
II. Harrison, mayor of Chicago; to the
! and military academies, the New York
! Yacht Club, the University Club, New
| York; to the Armory of Squadron "A. -
| New York, and to the Milwaukee Museum
Among those who received photographs
| of the prince are Governors Nash. of Ohio;
! Durbin, of Indiana; Yates. of Illinois; Van
sin, and Odell, of New York: Mayor Cans.
of Albany; j. p Morgan, Charles NJ
| Smith, w. X. Jesup, Herman Ridder, A.
S. Hewitt. Joseph Speyer, Carl Schurz,
land and Ernst Ballmann. all of New
York; Rear Admiral s. Barker and Com
! mdnuer fHCndru Wainwright, L. >. y.
| Major General j. r. Brooke, L. S. A, and
several members of his staff; former Secre-
tary of the Navy John D. Long and Gen
eral H. V. Boynton.
Residents of Chicago who are recipients
of portraits are Harry Selfridge, Franklin
| MacVeagh. Watson F. Blair, Honore Palm
| er, f. Rice, Milward Adams, George Ever
EFT Adams, John f. Mitchell and Frank B.
| Tuttle.
In Milwaukee portraits go to Mayor Rose,
Ira b. Smith, Frank B. Bigelow. Frederick
| Pabst, E c. Wall. General Winckler Oliver
| Fuller and August Uihlein; in Philadelphia
| to A. l. Snowden. Charles Cramp, Joseph
| G. Darlington and George W. Boyd. of the
| Pennsylvania Railroad. Chief of Police
! Deitsch, of Cincinnati also is one of those
to whom the princes photograph is given.
| Martin J. Egan. c. w. Tyler and Robert
! Hazard newspaper men who were on
! Prince Henry's train on the trip through
the United States. were given autograph
| portraits of the prince.