New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
ERICSSON,S HOME COMING.
RECEPTION OF THE BALTIMORE AND ITS
FREIGHT AT STOCKHOLM.
ROYAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE RErREsENTA.
r1vEs OF THE AMERICAN NAVY.

TIVES OF THE AMERICAN NANi'
IRON An occ A.1oxAL coRnnsroNDsHI OF TEE TRIBUNE
stockholm. Sept lion Monday afternoon, AFTER
tho remains OF John Ericsson had been removed rrom
the baltimore visitors allowed on bo"ro' i"e'
filled the ship from stem to stern WINE o'"ee " 'o'''
clamored al the gangways for admt~hce'
The ships steam launch, while eone ashore win I"
liberty pary ran over boat that pulled directly IN
front OF her needless VI the warnings OF the Whistle aho
shouts from the crew. The engine OF the h"hco ""n
stopped but being heavily laden her head"aH eouio
not be checked III fine to prevent DISASTER INC o'
contained two and two women ann p">>e" ""''e.
| the launch One man and one woman "cre N>'"e'
| Immediately, but the Other two. VINO e'nk "t''",'
would have been drowned had II not been ior 'he
,nrr, .ctio, ~ Nocbinis, F. Fickernell. Engineer
G.,ynan r. Ouinlan and seaman g. Pclcfseil' "h'
,umu into the water and sustained item until 'hosc
In the launch coud reach them. Tie "n'"''u'a'es
were brought on board and attended hy Tie o'o'o''
aftsr which they sent TO their 1o"ieS "i"pIeu "
officers Overcoats.
The strangers In Stockholm for the Er'cssoh e"fe
mony are sold to number 10000 30 erch' mas oce.
tho nopuIar desire 70 visit Baltimore and =" dense
has been the crowds on hoard that II became he'es
s,rv TO prohibit visitors altogether until the necessary
work of getting the ship In order and ready Tor sea
oould be accomplished.
At private audience given by the King. oscar II.
Yesterday the American Minister. W. W. Thomas, Cap
W. =.
Medical Inspector John II. Clark Paymastcr W. W.
Woodruff Lieutenant f.. ". Sturdy. Passed Assistant
Engineer William Rowbotham, Lcntenants s. IL. NAV.
J. a. sears and II. o. Dunn. Captain IL. H. 'oS'o''
L. s. VI. G.: Assistant Engineer George H. Sail-DurS.
Chaplain J. p. McIntyrc and En>gns B ". WcA' anu
w. 5. Cloke presented 70 His Majesty. VINO .Fec'
them very cordially and unostentatipl'lv. He thahu
Captein Schley and his officers for the sn'cr>S1i con"
c,u,ion of their mission and the way they had con
ductcd IT, and through the Mluster the President anu
Government OF the United States AMER IL" u"
tons concerning the Navy and the number OF s''ho'
nsv,ans among the crews Of tho s'h" n" c'os'u '"o
audience giving directions that the visitors b" ~o""
through the palace The building when IL 20" yc"'
old is very plain the outside int contain, man.
on and remarkable decorations ana ornaments ~
the evening the same party WAS 'hNHcu 10 ''' nv
Oncra where Aida wae beautifully pr'seh'co w
Swedish company After the opera al II D. HI ~
cep,inn wa, held at the American Lce"'4oh' ""''e
were present many Of tG officials ana prominent 10
dents of stockholm. as well as members OF io'e'S"
legations. ~
To-day CAPTAIN Schley, Chief Engineer De Nahn LIT
Clark Lieutenant commander sebrcc. Payn"s'"r woes"
MuL Captain Cotton. Z. :. NJ c. L'"Io"''' ''
and Dunn Passed Assistant Engineer Iio"'" 81"
stefan, Engineer salisbury, Chaplain McihNr' am
ENSIGN Wells. Mr. Th,l.as. Minister To Norway "'u
Sweden. NJ Carr Minister 81 Dennirh' Lien'"lau'
AM, :. = n and United state Consul 'fA"'ai FL
wing dincd with the Kng at his summer paIa'c !"
Drol;ini,.shun. Tie mature OF tl% hai'i'o'r ~
.ou i, the reason for the unusual hospitality sI'w'
4 dime: WI. given to Captain schi'y ana MS OH"
cer. on M,,,,day by thu citizens II S'"cRh"!m'
- n,,. ,ho King I, :, visit the Baltimore. and
u &c H. intention 10 give her tho!oarh lh'F'u'h'
Ito ,v, he received and dismissed With oil the h"ho'
due monarch. a., ,;,
rrdov and saturday viii ne devoted to c0hinc snip
q, SUNDAY the officers Will ~ gwen an eA"'N''" va
III, roval yach: through Lake Nainii'' "ho ''eH WI
s1n
Which II is dotted , ,. .
4. G i,d,py If E,ic.son's remains. the caskct was
horc from the boat to the cataalqu" by e''ht H""oh
sailors other, following with the mon"i Oh Nv ''"''
and other floral rllhtci brought from Ahc''"' '-'"
while the Life Guard. splendid BODY =" ''''' "'""
m on both sides OF the catstnlque p?ee'h" "'"' ~
tho hand PLAYED u dirge II wae soetlh moment
900 mad wos uncovered. and the immense CROWD
showed profound reverence ana respect ior t'elr IL
ustrions dead. AS as the cor'h WAS IN p","''
tho relatives brought floral offerings ana Pa'cn '
rnon II. They were followed by representatives. VI
twenty civic aud military societies. who p'"reu
and lowers with much ceremony at inc i"o' q" INC
co,n meanwhile u chorus. COMPOSED Of members o..
stockholm singing socletcs. sang JONI, f.H',,"
A mem wa, read By H. T!c'rschloM. IN, ''a'h
nnp tn ~ par, In thr c.ym4nice AT the c,'atar ""r,
G"vern"r Baron Than. Count Lc''ei.hanl' NlhI,,c'
Of S,5 Py Ss9 H "a a.+H S .s @ Of r.
vn ne ca LnreIU'T st. Alcrlm The secretary Of II
nance, Mann, Sir vi, Essen: ';rn"r,l Ah~hn. The ttoWi
Prince and a great many other ohi':al. 81 Hto' ~""'
and the rtprrsc' 4tivcS of foreign ''"v'rhi'rht''
While tie banI played Il fuhcral march nc ra,h.'
was taken to ti. hcarsc. and the pF"->"n '" ".''N
wn. fornet cons sting 81 IN" Kints royal acl w II
/ w.. emit the rC al coach Of the Crown Primo" Who
| VA, present carnage cont"inne IA" rridNc' o,
| ErJc.snn Axel MOrncr and wife. Mines S"d'Tim''
a,d riwnrth Mr. and Nsr ttlaner. AMI Pastor lnh 'i.
a"n AID six carriages con,aniDg Swedish and A"'ri
| can tials. ,.,. -, ,..
ACcoriic to the program all Of III" civic ."cr W.
had boon draw mp IN lin" along u" route ara H. NC
banner. AID salutch. The street, wrr d"rs"l' "d"'l
Int the utmost order and good .atur" prr""i!"l ~
The CnsIet VA. PLACED heard Of tram IL "rtii T.
| Which .tnr,.i mlu"lIt'ly for Fll'pst"d "h'r -" j.
| torment f. 70 t;r" pl"'". monument i 70 Dc
| erected In Stockholm e. IA" memory Of Ercss"n
MEDICAL AND STEGTCAL NOTES,