The Forrest City times., 1902-08-01
IMPERIAL DECORATIONS.
Souvenirs of Prince Henry's Visit
to the United States Presented
to Many Americans.
ORDERS CONFERRED BY KAISER WlLHeh
oHS~fsls and Others of ~. Louis. Chi
engo, Philadelphia, Cincinnati
and New York Come In for Nota-
BILE Decoratiops-0ther Get Cost
1y Presents.

Berlin. July 3l.-The German EN-
peror has conferred . number Of dec
Grations on Americans incidental 70
ihe 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
Philadelphia; julius Fleischmann.
mayor Of Cincinnati; Rolla Wells
mayor of st. Louis, David L. Francis,
former governor of Missouri; Arthur
Eddy. of Chicago, and Gustaye Ii.
Schwab. of New York
The Red Eagle OF the fourth class
g. given to ". : McChesney, general
manager of the 81. Louis Terminal;
Gustaye Fisher. president Of the Ger
man Maennerchor. Of Chicago; Chief
of Police kieiy. of ST. Louis; Prof.
Camille Won Kleuez, of Chicago. and
Rev DR.. Gustase Zimmerman. Of Chi
sago.
Those who received the crown or
der of the third class are John y.
Partridge, police commissioner of
New York; Detective Captain Titus,
of New York; Henry Rubens, Of Chi
eago. and William Woke, of Chicago.
The crown order Of the fourth class
Is conferred on Consular Agent Bam-
bach, of Milwaukee; George c. Boldt,
manager of the Waldorf-Astoria ho-
tel. New York; J. j. Coakley. station
master, 81. Louis, and William
Schmidt, of Chicago.
The emperor presents autograph
photographs Of himself 10 the design.
ers Of the yacht Meteor Ill, c. c.
CarySmith and Henry Barley.
The foreign office announces list
Of presents made by Prince Henry.
Some of them were conferred by the
prince while he was in the United
States, bnt most Of them were sent
recently. David j. Hill. assistant Sec
retarv Of state, received "A gold snuff
box bearing the letter II and a
crown in diamonds: ADMIRAL
Robley ID. Evans was given an enamel
portrait of the prince surrounded by
diamonds. Maj.-Gen. H. G. Gorbins
present was a gold cigarette case,
en which was the princes portrait in
diamonds. Col. Theodore T. bingham
md Commander W. ). Covles. of the
nayy. each received a gold cigarette
ease, ON which were crown in dia-
monds and the letter IL" \ bracelet
bearing the princes portrait in ru-
bies and diamonds was presented 70
Mrs. II. II. ID. Pierce, wife of the
third assistant secretary OF state, and
10 Mr.. Pierce was given framed
portrait of the prince.
Other presents were given as fol-
flows; Maj. Richard Sylvester, super
ntendent of the Washington Cd. c.
police department; John +. Wilkie,
chief of the United States secret serv-
Zee: John c. Stubbs, railway official;
Cornelius Van Colt. postmaster at
New York, and j. Il. Reynolds, secre-
aary to the mayor of New York. dia-
mond searfpins. McDougall Hawks,
dock commissioner. New York, a gold
scarfpin; Thomas Sturgis, fire com
missioner. New York. and Detective
fhurston, New York, gold cuff but
aons; Police Inspectors Cartwright,
Brooks. Harley, Thompson. Kane and
Cross. Police Captains Schmitt berger
and Wendell, and Capt. Smith, of the
harbor police, all Of New York: As
zistant superintendent Hunsdorfer
bf the Pinkerton bureau, Mr.. Deutsch,
mho was telegraph agent at the Thir-
as-fourth street pier, New York.
where the Hohenzollern lay, and
Louis Murphy, Of the United States
secret service. all receive scarfpins.
Postmaster Frederick +. Coyne of
Ghicago is given a gold cigarette
ease: Chief of Police Frank O'Neil
OF Chicago gold scarfpin. and the
manager of Wizards hotel, Washing
ton, gold cigarette case.
Framed portraits of the prince are
sent to Seth Low. mayor OF New
York; Patrick A. Collins, MAYOR of
Boston; Carter Ii. Harrison. MAYOR
sf Chicago; to the navy department
Mt Washington, naval and military
academies, the New York Yacht club
New 1ork.to the armory of Squadron
"A, New York, and TO the Milwaukee
museum.