New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-28

beautiful panorama filled and surused with the
yshCgS light Of the sinking kin b I hns in the lines
Was one to be carried In Wemoryb nc 1 na@sh1 Of the
snuadron "V WAS the Sattlc-ship Maine. bows on.
and as the Dolphin came TO point exactly III III
AWAY sSert sh nE crack from forward six
FOUNDER OF the flagship amu o nf the day was be-
gun Almost on the instant the Maine an3W ,cri
the agships signal the guns 1es from % port to
sarboard. The zgzag flashes OF s ui a ,h echoes
fyom ihs Paendes became entanged with the re-
ports of the guns and me gray w. pU yeenl whch
carried the President Twenty-one guns, the ~, Ma
tiona salute, were fired ana peiore r the greet
ing was taken up by the Indiana and the Ia'p3 b
the visiting English SHIP -, T 5a1v 'h and hs pan'
ish cruiser. Inanta Maria Teresa took up irS
before they had nSGes pa hf ea
err. had Joined in the noisy contest alta =, tho
The smoke from the guns on on hSys IFS eject on the
Marty and the little torpedo-boat Porter orishany
known as No D. which served as pilot Sewn yas
more TO come for the fleet cruiser columbia; VIII
n ner SomS Spbn was only 900 yards below the
Raleigh and the same distance behind her was IN, me
narrow channel the Italian cruiser Dogali. when
came into port Monday night Just IN time to take IKE
her place at the end of the line Of visitors ana me
saiutes announcing that she was ready for business
the cause of good many bar smaller sister
the Terror having for companion the Armeria; o OF
the lighthouse service, ana the rehlueI VI III III H.
of National vessels made up of craft under tne
control OF the Treasury Department on I r,r
marine and lighthouse duty. inciualng ,ne DN ~
Dallas Woodbury.. Hamilton and WindoIn. ana tne
Maple Zitania Cactus John Rogers, Mlstetoe, ~ f
Jena Lilac, Azaea Gardenia ana Myrtie an ,, or
which followed the lead Oh the DIE ShiPS ia bi'|'o
the reviewing party.
PERFECTION OF NAVAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Down the river swept the feet of small craft fol- h
lowing the Dolphin and The boats passed the
men of there was no stinting OF cordiai ga
lues All the warships MAO .he rasent arms as The
Dolphin passed them. and as the tension M'i 80 nv
Taxed little after the es Sn day u was apparemt
There were tired sailor men on the hass,nP;;
from early morning when ne mrst 0lut ,b pp
was dress ship" there had been constant watch,,
fitness and vigilance, the determination 81 az
hands being that nothing should go Wronp WIFI 1d
men on board ship could control. And nothing did
go wrong the slight delay on the part OF the Do,,
phin getting under way after the iad from, am
other vessel which, as the Dolphin was at aiHhor'
was held be wholly responsible FOR the trouple,
That the President pleased with the beauty
OF the display and the warmth OF the greeting from
vessels not bound by naval regulations. was PLAIN
mander Glover by the hand. and stepped INTO the
launch while the DoPhins guns Of nnes orr from
the battle-ship Indiana met the President az inc
pier and escorted him and his party 10 earrag ,c
over to Squadron A. and the little procession started
for the Windsor Hotel. - . .A
around the Windsor. 1t almost : before the
Presidents escort Squadron a. under coinndnd or
Major Rowe came Gathering down Fifth-ave. me
troop drew up in front OF the main entrance or the
hotel in Fifth-ave.. and presented sabres; cneer
greeted the President as he alighted from his car
erai Daniel Butterheld and Governor Black me
President passed inside the hotel and AZ once went to
for him 10 go TO the Union League Club 10 attend
the reception held there.