The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-29
JACK TARS ON PARADE.
COtham'S Crowds Cheer Them as
They March.

for Chicago to Review 4C-4he Anerl-
can Contingent Bears OF the Hon
ors of the Day.
New York, April 28.-A dense fog hung
like a pail over the river and the city this
morning At O'Clock the sun was visi-
blo breaking through the mist, but it was
half an hour later before the hulls of the
war vessels were visible from the shore.
Then the fog lifted, and, with bright skies
overhead and a warmer atmosphere than
Yesterday. the blue jackets and marines
from our own ships and from the foreign
vessels landed and marched to the place
OF the RENDEZVOUS.
Remarkable as was the gathering of
the foreign men-of-war in our harbor to
participate in the naval review, still more
remarkable was the spectacle presented
today of the uniformed forces of foreign
nations armed and accoutered as for bat
tie marching in our streets. Not since
the British evacuated New York has ssch
an occurrence been witnessed here, and
in no country but ours is such an occur
renee possible With muskets at their
shoulders and small arms by their
sides, the foreigners invaded our
soil to-day and marched down
Americas greatest street-Broad-
way. Brim, fierce looking Russians, sturdy
Bmtons, ruddy-faced Germans, trim,
quick-moving F'renchmen and darl-vis-
aged Italians marched in file after file,
with their own officers commanding and
with their own bands playing the airs that
they love best But they were our cap
tivcs Our marines and blue jackets pre-
ccdcd them and our national guardsmen
followed in their rear.
THE ARTS OF PEACE.
The arts of peace had superseded the
strategy of war and the armed forces of
nine nations marched in our streets as
though our country and theirs were one
and they and we were brothers. The
parade started from the corner of Fifth
avenue and FOrty-secOnd street at 1857
o'clock a m. Gov Flower and Gen.
Horace Porter rode at the head of the
line. They were followed by details from
the United States army and engineer
corps. Then came the admirals in car
riages. The foreigners were escorted by
officers of our own navy. Following the
carriages came the United States sailors
and marines These were followed by
rnsr;,ns of Crcat 3i.itain ana HoIian5
Aftar nc foraiCrSo,s caroa Tho N9tionai
Guard of New York.
CLEVELAND NOT ON THE STAND
The President reached the city hall at
II O'Clock for the purpose of reviewing
the parade which was expected to reach
that point shortly after II O'Clock. The
head of the procession had not reached
mere however TO IL ;2O o CLOCK, when the
resident was compelled to leave III order
10 od'ch ms traln he was driven TO the
CSo.ftland street ferry, ana thence TO Jersey
CIlg' WnGfe ne IcIU on the pennsylvania
ROAD Iof Cnlcago.
IN CITY HALL PARK
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ri,,fs - - 5oLtoMeo. men caLIe tile du-
oi,., '1o -iiu SeLI0f oIIlc6rS from 1he iof
Dtlhg presented to the mayor stood along
III .IAe AT the foot of the steps presenting
80. L1l. lIlG Oh DARK blue ana gold lace, and
IIoDIlh8 the paraders
PASSING OF THE pAR4DE
ry,o,., -..,.-. -.
tb,i.a1 '.I was S1of! WalC ana UheI came
,-.;,i, ,''--c0aVeQ Marine oahu marching oy
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ont -t',U ,s ~ CdpI' s9plGef. 1helf pahd swung
,.il,,.;, ~ me ana payeu opposite me re-
bt5 '-.'5 ,,n5 parry thtll our naval contingent
t'g f..g, lldsSeu. Ouf DiuS JacketS drew the
hi ~ ~ " applause IN IfonC OF UAe Guy
,,';ti ,-itI.,,,, ne{ marched IN soHd INES and
tb.,,p b-1l,o0V d ofeak' Atlef they haq passed
-, was an ihtefVal ana tnsn
~r rSle ~ % applauSe proke OUT as the hfst
C,-it Ci,+ r, L.olffe.Ighefs, thc STURDY sons OF
c,L,l0 - ltaln, appeared. Inc Englsh band
f1r 'ilE % me right and remained to play
men Dflgade TO pass. Inc olue
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