The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-31
EMPEROR HONORS
MANY AMERICANS
William Grateful For Kind Treat
ment Accorded His Brother.
PRINCE HENRY SENDS GIFTS
DESIGNERS OF METEOR III RE-
CIPIENTs OF PHOTOGRAPHS.

n ERLIN. July 3o.-The German en-
n peror has conferred a number of
decorations on Americans, Incl
dental to the visit to the United States
of Prince Henry of Prussia. The Red
Eagle of the third class is bestowed on
Samuel H. Ashbridge. mayor of Phila-
delphia; Julius Fleishman, mayor OF
Cincinnati; Rolla Wells, mayor of st.
Louis; David r. Francis. former gov
ernor of Missouri; Arthur Eddy of
Chicago and Gustav H. 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 Faher. president of the Ger
man Maennerchoir of Chicago; Chief
of Police Kelly of St. Louis, Professor
Camille Won kleuze OF Chicago and the
Rev DR.. Gustav Zimmerman of Chi
cagO.
Those who received the crown order
of the third class are John NJ. Part
ridge. police commissioner of New
York; Detective 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 Bam-
barckhoff of Milwaukee, George c.
Boldt, manager of the Waldorff-As-
toria hotel, New York; J. J. Coakiey
station master, ST.; Louis, and Will
helm Schmidt of Chicago.
The emperor presents autograph
photograph of himself to the design
ers of the yacht. Meteor III, c. c..
Cary-Smith and Henry Barley.
Prince Sends Many Presents.
The foreign Office announces a long
list of presents made by Prince Henry.
including the following: To David J.
Hill, assistant secretary of state. a
gold SNUFF box bearing the letter H"
and a crown in diamonds; Rear Ad
miral Robley D. Evans. an enamel
portrait of the prince surrounded by
diamonds; Colonel Theodore A Bing-
ham and Commander w. s. Cowles of
the navy, each gold cigarette cases on
which are a crown in diamonds and
the letter III"
A bracelet bearing the princes por-
trait in rubies and diamonds was pre-
scented TO Mrs. H. H. Pierce, wife of
the third assistant secretary of state,
and to Mr.. Pierce was given a framed
portrait of the prince.
Framed portraits of the prince are
sent to Seth Low, mayor of New York;
Patrick "A. ColllnS, mayor or Boston;
Carter H. Harrison, mayor of Chicago;
10 the navy department at Washing
ton. naval and military academies. the
New York Yacht club, to the armory OF
squadron A, New York, and to the Mil
waukee museum
Photographs For Governors.
Among those who received photo
graphs of the prince are Governors
Nash of Ohio. Durbin of Indiana, Yates
of Illinois. Van SAINT of Minnesota. La
Toilette of Wisconsin and Oden of New
Yor. Mayor Cans of Albany. j. P.
| Morgan, Charles Stewart Smith, Nor
| ris K. Jessup, Herman Ridder Uhl
Abram S. Hewitt, Joseph Speyer, Carl
| Schurz, John Crosby Brown, Judge
Henry z. Rowland and Ernest Thai
man, all of New York; Rear Admiral
5. Barker and Commander Richard
Wainwright, U. s. N; Major G. r
| Brooke, U. S. A, and several com.
manders of his staff; former Secretary
| of the Navy John d. Long and Gen
eral H. V. Boynton.
Martin ]. Egan, c. W. Tyler and Rob,
| ert Hazard, newspaper men who Wer'
on Prince Henry's train on the triI
through the United States, were giveI
| autograph portraits Of the prince.