Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26

with careful
carefully attende oi bunting SO
hahGs S.,.,. ~ - her be navy. Con-
r,H.".'.r, station valued relic for
'gress had presente Tue nag "neu
stoS' ~ rescI ht between the
MS ~ enga and Scraps, it
1ul mo Rict e sea, he being
bou lSat avay in Noard to get IL.
Wa - inmp ils Stafford has
II IL understood ths ne natloh Id ner
heoueated this nag
will. "a . voIlev ont
Atlas a. m. req SVoiiey r ous
carve drawn up in n tue pay. Ihls
sew SCI - stili waters ting Miantono-
OVo' - sIgDal of tn 70 the original
was 'ue -, DTsnare TO scott briefly
man ~ rrhan Chair gathering and
! stated the purpose o Inc Na'iOnS'
Dresented the fathe DoWeil: MI:
Eagpole," Mr.. w. Pn, on oeAaii
lanes b. Uphsm, OF nerica' next
,be Lyeeum League 70 oe 1seo
su---y,e5 suo - the three on the flag
/ by the lighthouse nc : ,.o .ho
) staff. ~, -. nltoOeorsIv
K highlands and alnU ats man oesau
Q the gun on the w az ,s 9us uiV
J. their thunderous app auoro au,
s ment too, the ageu lam DsViu
q .-oncad 10 the pole VIII look light
D. M Caulkins, OF the rlpeS were
is ship, the original star S anu al
n quickly caught on 'uo OapSa,n
d. ternating handoVeI s'su nI1-
s. CarIkins. the time-hono While the
tsred up 135 feet TO tne cneered'
lie guns Jhundered anu anu -. ~ 'Su S pro
% Only for moment ~ ~ nu1ter'
y. cious bunting was aIiO ace was
lit Tben IL was lowered au stripes
lat takep by a standard anolng
lre Torty feet long. Al Luo vice
on- nv the base OF the poiS, fteSi-
president's wife, Mrs 81 OF the
eir Amt General Of the Ia aptain
ast Arnerican, who, assisted pdard
Caulkens, raised the Aenei 1l'' 1loyG'
vas An invocation by Kew ad-
the n n was followed by II the
,ew 5,oss from Assistant pee lbert
9:45 Wv McAdoo, an oratlo edic.
hite shaw. the reading OF OF
len- tion and closing Win VI
r 80 abo Russian man-of.V ian
left DonsEoi, the flag ship OF Ad-
ing. contingent, having Oh ON Ell,
the e|-sI Koznakof, commah at
" in I'-,sa mniS MT Sandy Hook irol ok
,ant. 80 m. AS she passed IN er !
A for ~, ~ saluted the United ota e.
per. Dolrhin, flying the nay r.
coast tsrv of the Navy, "h,Du D. le
man r;vsa from Hampton n hoa' +
,Idly, DoIDbin saluted In return p
amp IIP has on board SecIe' {
I'D as C.,t Rodgers, supervisor
sbeus escorted the Russian '
three ,ioD he will occupy in tno $
nched Ill the feet passes up Ine
,oped, ,bsn dropped anchor SnGi .Ga {
Y bob osclock the remainder Ol l
o,1Stsd off Silver Lake. n. o. $
Maria. 80 north in about the saino
'jed by Lus war will occupy ouI,
eQenta ,',o,v At noon the .s st
- abreast OF NeversinA uet ne
IN the lies from Sandy hooS. nd
slowly Is'e inss hung over the bay anu
Living cNo,ine. threatening neSs'
IA was ho. 1,Inute. The haze heu
me aud 49, 40 a dense fog and tne ,Pe PeO
, ships sest were discouraglns'
OF the ,D oF THE GREAT FLEET
ard Il ano h|S ~ ,xrrNE. n. Y, Apr
d. s Aus Q-otIv ON time with ever
seu tS',I,b Su D',sS detail carried out 49, iad
tnousa -,a I1s Iaue exactness, the comolSou w.
sIanso .l.,' lous drons o ( the Old ana Nc"
the C,S', s4OI- Irossession Of the lower o%S
4 a ~ sonr,- Work harbor this AFTERNOON '-
e Jersey fore dDeCisl l o cl tug with the ASS
al nSTS' lrno 90 a eav at her fore promPuJ
re- -5s io oos and through the ga.ne'sao sas
, 'pau'sIo Va Srigzling rain sighteu 'me m, ne .eU
Vue Su Long at the rate OF lu'ly ST. S
ooGl wv lux SoUr %, in double column, peIaSSI
Aud when an houi ,.,oncas - accurately marEe
complied ment' u.s,~a u,,',osn each two ships SIX
Ay Pue y5-aS vards between eaCh
'i 'no ~ u,r o,oteiv and majestic Sign, =, AdN
big navy s'aSS,S M hjg white flagship Oh az
Town upon c,1a-srdi the Philadelphla; I' n1" u
lght &c" CIV, column, the huge S,Sns, oiSS%
a eou9Vrs az Pnissr Ponit Blake, Admiral hoPn,D ~ al
'ut anu i'S ~ led the starboard colu1h, .ha
.o.s. sub a.S;ng 70 the programme, sSSr sSe
Cue lie '"sseIs following in reguial Etiena
5 pipes tne Il Soomed welcome, out 'no
-. vv.5s- las nassed in silence L,. fire.
Fort W%aus % ""s P9.s5 the Philadelphla ho, hio
nj HSi tSe - a. a signal TO come 10 auS-O
'aru - Sa sonadron instantly now vi. yO
greetlhs 'nI I,Ss instant the PhilaoeiPpn1S Pss
their pre- 1,cbor the Associated freSS efr,
~ slOns ~ 1odent on board the hae sba :
were 49, sp.rsd 10 their COLLEAGUES on w 10
1elu slas'T9s S tbe t"a their story Of the "'p' '"
'i ~ here subiolned. ~
. station q rur VOYAGE FROM HASlfloN - :
me, then an ox sH1pBoARD, QUAEINTiHSlEs,o Hlso
> steam craft Island, n. Y, Apru 20 Eonroe
lSi.A1J - 40 miles from Fort Mont1e n,9v
Ellis Island %oncborage o. was most ael,Sns,S .Snr -
On fbe ram are9 nrS5ctIens OF rough wea'nef 10
at the foot OF he realized. oa and th
.o,Isrs in the ~ NJ accident occurred anu " ~
sortS 70 see. S,tcb in the program ne AZ ., ."
with people. save in the inaoh'ss .oin even t
emed Boom, eiVn vessels to maInt~p iva pbiladel
histes, ferry crate speed set oy ,oa tpo ont Of
II shouting When the neet saiIs oiDg it c
and with the Roads yesterday mVI 9n t,se colul
air anchorage, Of ~ ships formed IN TWO oOl1
e the two nav In this position the nees ~; "a
m have been - An ssa In the bright s9nsni iNa
SSn from an almost eloua,esS, ar'o,.
as approaching dark blue sea, the menu, ,Ss
: Of formal saOtsd a scene TO charm 1S,a .nS
great celeora- s,;r the Imagination. Inas :,
ie highlands Of ealy true of the Unlteu Zine Ins
,ut on the ocean .bich kept in excellent i'H'
larroWS Ssat tion. -. Adr
IN and by boat 7, WAS no wonder that Aa Aan
r..fn xrfa .,ffr nj