Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-31
FRIENDS IN AMERICA
HONORED BY KAISER
With Lavish Hand Ger
man Emperor Gives Pres
ents and Bestows Hon.
ors on Americans.

BERLIN. July so-The German emper-
or has conferred a number OF decorations
Incidental 10 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 Philadel-
phia: Justice Fleischman. mayor OF Gin
cinnatf: 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. A McChestney. manager OF
the So. Louis Terminal; Gustav Schorr,
president OF the German Maennerchor, OF
Chicago: Chief Of Police Kiel. OF 81.
Louis; Prof Camille Won Kleuse OF Chi
cago. and the Rev. 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
Rnbens. OF Chicago. and William Woke.
OF Chicago.
The crown order Of the fourth class is
conferred on Consular Agent Bamback
OF Milwaukee,; George c. Boldt. manager
OF the WaidOrf-Astoria hotel. New York;
+. +. Coakley. station master. St. Louis;
and Wilhelmn Schmidt, OF Chicago.
The emperor also presented an auto
graph photograph OF himself 70 the de-
signers Of the yacht Meteor III, Harry
Smith and Henry Barley.
The foreign ONCE announces q 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, assistant secretary OF
state, received a gold snuff box bearing the
letter H and a crown IN diamonds.
Rear Admiral r. ID. Evans. was given
an enameled photograph OF the prince,
surrounded by diamonds.
Major General Corbin's present was q
gold cigarette case. on which was the
princes portrait IN diamonds.
Colonel Theodore Bingham and Com
mander W. s. COvles. OF the navy, each
received q gold cigarette case on which
was q crown IN diamonds and the letter
III"
A bracelet bearing the princes portrait
in rubies and diamonds was presented TO
Mrs H H d. Pierce. wife OF the assist
ant secretary OF state and to Mr.. Pierce
was given a framed portrait OF the prince
Other presents were given as follows:
Major Richard Sylvester, superintendent
Of the Washington, ID. c.. police Depart
uent; Frank WIkie. chief OF the United
States secret service; J. s. Stubs. rail-
way Official: Cornelius vanCott, postmas-
ter az New York and J. b. Reynolds, sec
rotary 70 the mayor OF New York. dia-
mond scarf pin; McDougall Hawkes.
stock commissioner, New York, diamond
scarf pin: Thomas Sturgis. fire commits
Eioner. New York and Detective Thurs
ton. New York. gold cun buttons: Police
Inspectors Cortright, Brooks. Harley.
Thomas Thompson, Kane and Goss. Police
Captains Schmittberger and Wendell and
Captain Smith. OF the harbor police. all
OF New York: Assistant Superintendent
HunsdOrfer. OF the Pinkerton bureau: Mr..
Deutsch. who was telegraph agent at
the Thirty-fOurth street pier, New York.
where the Hohenzollern lay. and Louis
Murphy. OF the United States secret SER
vice. all received scarf pins.
Postmaster GredOck 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. 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
navy department at Washington. naval
and military academies. the New York
Yacht club. the University club, New
York. 20 the armory OF squadron "A"
New York and 10 the Milwaukee museum