Evening star., 1902-01-22
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And New York "Reds" Are Closely
Watched by Police.

A special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
from New York last night says: While
neither the police nor General Carl Buenz,
German consul general in New York. will
admit that they fear a demonstration on
the part of anarchists while Prince Henry
is in this city, extraordinary precautions
will be taken to keep all known reds un-
der strict surveillance while he is the guest
of New York.
I'VE shall not surround the prince by a
multitude Of policemen said Inspector
Cartright today, because in such cases
fewer men are generally found more use
full as attracting less attention. Every pos
sible precaution will be taken, however
to protect Prince Henry, and while he is
here the anarchists in town will be closely
watched.
1t is denied at John Most's office. 50 Gold
street, and at Justus Schwabs saloon, SO
1st street, the two chief anarchistic head
quarters in New York, that any attention
will be paid to the princes visit.
Yes, Emma Goldman is here. poor girl"
said Mrs. Schwab, who conducts the sa-
loon which many of the most extreme an
archists frequent. Emma Is here, but
since she was -reated so cruelty last Sep
tember she is not allowing her home to be
known except to a few of her closest
friends
More Incendfary UtteraAces.
Incendiary utterances in the last issue
Of the Freiheit, Most's newspaper, have
aroused the suspicious of the city authori-
ties. Most devotes a column and a half to
bitter denunciation Of Emperor William,
whom he calls. among other things, the
clown of the comic monarchical opera of all
nations" He declares that the lower ranks
Of the American army and navy win be
supplied with rations of sauerkraut and
limburger in order that they may get the
proper tone, and that the upper ranks will
be baptized with Rhine wine. He then
launches into a TRADE on what he calls
the "doglike humility Of the American peo-
ple.'' He also slurs President Roosevelt.
Mayor Low tonight made public the
names of the men he had selected to serve
upon the committee which will give the
welcome Of the city to Prince Henry. On
the committee are all OF the former mayors
Of New York and Brooklyn now living, Mr..
test, Edward M. Shepard; Randolph Gug-
genheimer, former president of the coun-
Gil, and many others. No member Of the
board Of aldermen is on the list contrary
to a custom that has long prevailed.
The mayor, on the day Of the launching
of the kaiser's yacht February 25, will
entertain President Roosevelt and Prince
Henry at dinner at the Metropolitan Club
dispatch from Berlin last night says:
A news agency here has received a dis
patch from Chicago representing the chief
Of police of that city as saying that he
could not be responsible for the safety Of
Prince Henry of Prussia while in Chicago
without an increase in the detective force
sufficient to defeat probable anarchist at
tempts.
This cablegram is regarded by some Of
ficials as an invention intended to frighten
Prince Henry into abandoning his trip or
to inject sinister element into his visit.
During Prince Henry's call on Andrew
D. White, United States ambassador here
he N px
railroad folders and maps of the country in
the United States through which he is to
travel, and in asking questions concerning
it's topography, its cities and their indus
tries. Prince Henry is reading James
Bryce's "The American Commonwealth"
and ''The Land of Contrasts"
Mr.. White will give dinner In honor of
Prince Henry next Friday night, at which
the principal members Of the princes suite
with their wives, will be present and to
which Count Won Buelow. the imperial chan
cellor, and Baron Won Richtofen, the minis
ter of foreign affairs, and other ministers
have accepted invitations,