Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-28

NNW hnfN sept .s.-Aumlfnl Dewey
was considerably nuvued by his
rounds " visits and receptions yrstor-
DAP. aud did not rise until iator than
usual today. lie hrcakfaHtcd with Flag
Lieut. nrumby at $3.50 and thsn ru-
maincd In hls quarters attending to
some OF his mail. which has beon ao-
cumulating very rapidly since be- came
into the bay on Tuesday. There waa "a
large crowd Of HightsCcra out early In
cNcurslun boats. launches and rowboata
and they became very enthusiastic
when Color was sounded and tho
officers and crews gathered on the
decks OF the various WItrahipH while
half u duzpn bands played The Star
spauRlcd banner"
After finishing his correspondence
Admiral Dewey appeared un the quar-
tor-dcck and paced W ana down Tor a
constitutional
At that time thcro waa IA score Of
yachts around the flagship.
The people on the steamers and yachts
chuvrod Wildly ut the nrtt sight OF the
admiral and he was kept busy bowling
in return
According 20 the weather bureau at
Washington there b. bad weather In
store Zoe the naval parade tomorrow.
q ~ A'NNNHNA ANN NNHNN.NNAA lAN.ANN NNAAN tAAH|
been received from willis l.. Mooro.
chief OF the weather bureau at Wash
ingtou.
washington. u. C.. Sept gs-rhe
storm now central over Lake Superior
viii, Friday morning. be central at
about Montreal and VIII encompass
within ~ storm arva all 81 New Eng
land and the Middle Atlantic States,
with high south shifting 10 west winds
~ the rtgiun % New York city and
New York bay, Showers must be cx-
pected with south o. west winds so
large and dangerous % small craft
Three hundred and nfty men who
fought under Dewey nt Manila were
presented this morning on board the
olympia, with IN" bronze medals
awarded by Congress. Before
general quarters was sounded all ylsi-
tors were excluded from tho ship ana
20 come near the gangwayH until after
noon.
Capt Lnmbcrton made tho prcscnta-
lions, pifnlnE u medal ON the breast Of
each man as his name was called.
Tho medals bear the udmirala face In
relief. Admiral Duwoy'H Chinese SER
wants w,ro also decorated.
Rear Admiral iiuwlhon was an carly
visitor 60 the olympia ana the boat
loads Of visitors had the qualification
~ hearing Admiral bcwcy'h voice, II
was when Rear Admiral Howison was
leaving the ship and was almost In his
launch that Admiral Dewey shouted
with an his lungs. Henry. what about
that dinner
"Oh." replied Roar-Admlfni Howlson.
II forgot It. and am going elsewhere
tonight"
Never mind" said Admiral Dewey.
sorry I mentioned H."
cant tHhWAWHNHL
OF tho New York. who walked with Ad-
mirnl Dewey ON the quarter deck for
almost half hour
Later Admiral Dewey was Joined by
Lieut. Brumby and they had an ami
mated conversation until a party OF
junior officers from the Chicago inter-
ruptod them.
x bat load Of women attracted the
ndmlfnlH attention and CATCHING sight
OF naNen haired little boy dressed Ia
sailor clothes IN the bow OF the boat he
invited the party on board and devoted
several minutes speaking 70 tho htue
chap on the quarterback.
Rear Admiral Howison said today
that the Chicago would appear IN the
naval parade, but that he would not
take precedence over Admiral samp.
Hpn, the Chicago being assigned
the last place ln the limo.
Tho committee from Washington
Y
tug bearing the party frst called AT the
New York. and got Rear Admiral
Sampson. As the tug left the New
York FOR tho olympia, the flagship nrei
a major generals salute. Admiral
Dewey. Capt Lamberton and Flag
Lieut.. Bfumhy received the COMMITTEES;
Admiral Dewey grnsped the hand ot
Major Gen. Miles as he stepped aboard
u am glad TO zee you, general"
The admiral took tho committee into
his cabin.
thrcy-uunrtyra of an hour,
Admiral Dewey and his officers and
men ou the Olympia were formally well
coined 20 the State OF Now YORK this
lftrrualu By Gov. Roosevelt ana tho
chief officers OF the National Guard ot
the state. who went down tho bay un
Gen. Francis q. Grcene,s yacht. VIA
buck Besides Gov Roosevelt there
were IN tho welcoming party other men
whose gruHps % the udmirnl's hands
we're something more than formal
den. Francis Greene, who went with
The governor a. "a Manila cumpalEuer,
and Tor the first time slime the ADMIRAL
oft tho hnrbor OF Manila he shook
hands with some u tho captains VINO
vessels IN hiH squadron on
May l. 1898. These were Captain Wlde3,
III the Boston. Captain Dyer, Of the
baltimore, Captain Wood, % the |
Petrol. captain Walker ~ the Concord, |
and Captain coghlln, of the Rnlcigh- |
others who accompanied tho governor |
We're the members uf the stan OF the |
state milltln Brig, Cen Avery Andrews, /
Military Secretary Twadwcll ana Cap |
ain ], W. Miller commanding the state |
naval militia.
Gov. Roosevelt was received with |
lalute of 70 guns liG was met az the
iucted him TO hlr cabin, When the |
Governor left the olympia, he was taken |
10 the New Hampshire. Of the naval |
where he held u reception.