The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-30
DECORATED BY WILLIAM
RED nAeIHs, GROWN ORDERS
Many Americans Receive Presents
as Memorials of Prince
Henry.

Berlin, July 30.-The German emperor
has conferred number of decorations on
Americans incidental to the visit to the
United States of Prince Henry, of Prus-
sia. The Red Eagle OF the third class is
bestowed on Samuel H. Ashbridge. mayor
Of Philadelphia; ]. Fleischmann. mayor
of Cincinnati; Rolja Wells. mayor of St.
Louis; David r. Francis, former governor
of Missouri; Arthur Eddy, of Chicago;
and Gustav H. Schwab, of New York. The
Red Eagle of the fourth class is given to
w: 8. McChesney, general manager OF the
st. Louis terminal; Gustav Fischer, presi-s
dent of the German Maennerchor, of Chi
cago; Chief of Police Kiely, of st. Louis:
Professo Camille Won KleuZe, of Chicago.
and the Rev. DR.. Gustav Zimmerman, Of
Chicago.
Those who received the Crown Oder of
the third class are John n. Partridge, po-
lice commissioner of New York; petec-
tive Captain Titus, of New York; Henry
Rubens. of Chicago, and William Focke,
of Chicago. The Crown Order Of the
fourth class is conferred On Consular
Agent Bambach, Of Milwaukee; George C.
Boidt, manager Of the Waldorf-Astorfa
hotel, New York; ]. ]. Coakley, station
master at st. Louis, and Wilhelm Schmidt,
of Chicago. =, -
The emperor presents autograph photo
graphs of himself to the designers Of the
yacht Meteor IH., C. C. Cary Smith and
Henry Barley.
| 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 secretary of state, received a
gold SNIFF box bearing the letter H.
and crown of diamonds Rear Admiral
Robiey D. Evans was given an enamel
portrait of the prince surrounded by dia-
nonds. Major General H. c. Corbin's
present was gold cigarette case, on
which was the princes portrait in dia-
monds. Colonel Theodore A. Bingham
and Commander W. s. Cowles of the navy
each received gold cigarette case on
| which were 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 third assistant 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, D. c.. police department:
| John Wilkie, chief of the United States secret
service; John c. Stubs, railway official:
Cornelius Van Cott, postmaster at New York.
and j. B. Reynolds, secretary to the mayor
of New York, diamond scarf pins: McDou-
gall Hawkes., dock commissioner, New York,
gold scarf pin; Thomas Sturgis, fire COM
missioner, New York, and Detective Thurs
| ton, New York, gold cuff buttons: Police In
| spectors Cortright, Brooks, Harley, Thomp-
| son, Kane and Cross, Police Captains
! Schmittberger and Wendell and Captain
Smith Of the harbor police. all of New York:
Assistant Superintendent Hunsdorffer Of the
Pinkerton bureau, Mr. Deutsch, who was
| telegraph agent at the Thirty-fourth street
pier, New York, where the Hohenzollern lay.
4 and Louis Murphy of the United States secret
| service, all receive scarf pins. s'=ss
! Postmaster Frederick E. Coyne. Of Chi
! cago, is given a gold cigarette case, Chief
/ of Police Frank O'Neill, of Chicago, a gold
i scarf pin, and the manager of Willards
hotel, Washington, a gold cigarette case.
] Framed portraits Of the prince are sent
i to Seth Low. mayor of New York; Pat
4 rick "A. Collins, mayor of Boston; Carter
H.. Harrison, mayor of Chicago to- the
j navy department at Washington; to the
naval and military academies, the New
York Yacht club the University club OF
| New York. to- the armory of squadron
1 "a" New York and to the Milwaukee mu-
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