The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-04
NEW YoRK'S SECOND CREW.

Tho time made in the second race be-
tween the squadron cutters was not as
good as in the first race but the contest
attracted great deal of attention. The
second crew from the New York won In
1880, with the Iowa second, Indiana
third, New York first boat fourth and
Massachusetts fifth. The Brooklyn crow
did not finish.
The officials Of tho races were: Judges,
Congressman Melville Bull, Mayor j. j.
BayeIe, Postmaster ID. II AeHHR and II.
T.. Garrettson referee Lieut. Commander
4. &. Mclean. u. ). N; time keeper,
Lieut. Il. St. j. Broble. u. ;. A.
THE LAND PARADE.
The land para Ia this afternoon was, NJ
course the great daylight attraction. Ii
fully equalod expeotations and was
viewed by what was undou btedly the
largest crowd that ever filed Newport's
streets.
Admiral Sicard and staff came ashore
for the parade about noon, landing mt the
training station wharf where they were
met by Air. O. ii. u. Beimont, chairman
of the reception committee, and his aides
Kear Admiral >. B. Luoo and Mr. f.. j.
Brrwind.
They were escorted TO Belcourt Z" where
luncheon was ssryel. after which tho
guests proceeded 10 tho reviewing stand
Inc landing OF the marines and sailors
from the warships 1901 strong, began
shortly after one O'Clock
BLUE JACKETS IN LINE
With clock like regularity boat after
boat fillcd with sturdy marines and sea-
men was towed up 10 Briggs wharf and
the Elm street pier by the steam launches
of the ships. discharged its freight,
and as promptly lines were formed and
tho blue jackets were ready for the march.
Il IA ,hf f..f
marshal OF the day, with Lieut. Il. ST. j.
Grehle, u. >. A.: Lieut. sydney ;.
Jordan, u. :. A.; Ensign L. r. Bel
knap. II. :. N: Lieut.. NJ. j. Shaw, u.
>. NJ g.; Lieut. j. "A, Stacey, Lieut.. A.
j Deblos and Liout. = ii. Hazard. as
sisting as aids. and under their expor-
fenced supervision the participants In tto
procession were assembled promptly on
Washington square before o'clock, and
shortly after that hour the long line
moved.
THE PROCESSION MOVES.
IL was led bv the chief marshal and his
staff. The second artillery band followed
ana then In order came tho foot battalion
second Artillery from Fort Adams, the
bnnd frcm the liainlnR Station, the
marines from all tho warshlns In six COM
panies. tte bird from tue fingship New
York. battalion of seamor from tho
Mhlne. lOWb, Mhh~utBNhl y brooklNn,
New York and Indiana, IN that order.
naval battalion OF artillery. Newport
pand, Newport artillery. Company B.
Second Regiment, H. /. NJ. cEdots. Light
Battery +, Second Artil,orv. u. ;.
A, and the Hospital Corps, H. ]. NJ.
ROUTE OF MARCH
The route was through Thames street
20 Narragansett avenue, bellevue avenue.
Kay street. Rhode Island avenue aud
Broadway back 10 Washington square,
where the parade was dismissed.
From the stand In front of tire Ocean
House the marcners were reviewed by His
Excellency Elisha DYER governor OF tho
state and stnff, Secretary Of the Navy
Hon. John ID. Long, assisted by Renr
Admiral Montgomery Sicard and stan :
the officers commanding tho several
ships 81 the North Atlantic Squadron .
Commodore Wallace, COmmandunt of tho
naval q tion; Col. &. NJ. Pennington,
commanding Fort Adams aud staff (;
Commander G. Il. Goodrich. L. - ~,
president naval war college; Commander
John McGowan, u. :. y. commanding
naval trHining station: Lieutenant Com.
mander A. g. Mtl.oan. Il. = " senator
Nelson W. Aldrioh; Congressman Melville
Bull and a. B. Chpron. and Ito mayors
of the several cities of the state.