Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-30

'NhNlulu lshWufIluu OF inc olympia
he cried. Captain Wilde Of the hos |
ton.
capt Coghan Of the Raleigh.
Captain Dyer Of the baltimore,
capt. Wood OF the Petrol.
capt. Walker Of the Concord"
when the captains had all assembled. |
he waved his hands toward them and |
said.
These are the men who did A. These
are the men who should De thanked
without them ! could do nothing"
The loving cup presented 90 the nd !
miral Is Roman ln form. ana "a made or
tS-karnt gold The handles arc formed
Of three dolphlna, wrought 10 green
gold Around the neck are ij stars. en-.
hlemntlc OF the Union The body uf
the cup IL divided by the handles into /
three panels, which are employed for
the principal decorations ON the front
panel ~ "a portrait IN relief " Admiral
Dewey surrounded with 70 wreath of
onklrnvcH. the whole resting on an cngic
with uutstrotched wings. Underneath
this panel upon the band around the
foot are the letters.
90. D.. n. 4. n"
The second panel has the olympia and
beneath has shicld with four stars be-
token ~ the recipients grade. on the
third panel ~ an cscutchDuu upon which
| o. engraved the description with the
names OF the mayor. and members ~
| the municipal assembly and ~ the
committee Of plan ana scope. The coat
~ arms of tho city ~ New York np-
pears below the inscription About III
foot are % series NJ anchors. rope tied
I'm three knots. dOlphlnH, Hcnwccd ana
other nautical devices.
The cup stands 10 inches high, has "a
capacity of four and hair quarts and
Mai Gcn. Miles arrived just as the
/ party left the platform for the car
/ rlnEcH.
The carriages had Just started when
| the school children. who were 20 sling
| Tor Admiral Dewey put in am appear
| nuCc There was much disappointment
/ that the children had not arrived earle
l pr.
Immediately following the admiral
and the mayor was Rcnr-Admiral
1 schlry and after him came carriages
containing military officers and citizens
! ne well uH 10 number NJ members OF
] the city government
The trlp up the Hudson ON board the
/ Sandy Hook was without hitch. Ad-
| miful Dewey was in nne spirits nl-
| though be- complained of % fught cold
I and naid hs would wear his shoulder
| cape during thr parade.
Mai Gen. Miles was one ~ the nrHt
10 greet him on The boat To Gen. 'ulcH
the admiral snid' "Mlles. rs regular
| soldier weather. Isn't itF'
The admiral, Mayor Van Wyck and
! SuuuturaolDrt bUuNW, pHrtuuk N break
fast together ln the main saloon ~ The
| Sandy Hook The admiral was quite
abstomlous, drinking only "a little boull-
lion and declining a cigar
whitglnw REID was cordially received
BY the admiral, as was Sir Thomas LIP
ton.
Rear Admiral schlcy who was on
board with Rear Admiral Philip, was
also warmly greeted by The admiral.
and they fwnpprd several stories.
| speaking M the honora which had
been Hhowprpd upon him Admiral
Dewey said ITS % gram think when
"a great city like New York Htops work
FOR two days to do honor To one man"
The voyage up the river was one cOn-
tinuouH ovation, every style N craft
with n whistle or other matchmaking
power avalllng Itself of the opportun-
ity TO saluc the admiral
THE PARADE.
The parade started from Grants
At the given signal the platoon of po-
lice advanced. clearing away the
crowds that overlooked into the street
Some little distance behind on Il bay
| horse rode Mai. Gen charles y. hoe,
n. q, n, Y, followed by his stan, Then
came sousa's band playing a spirited
air, and behind u was q battalion OF
sailors from tho Olympia,
Then followed the carriages contain
Ing Admiral Dewey by whose side was
seated the mayor ~ the city.
In response to the cheers 81 thou
sands of spectators the admiral bowed
right and lufl, and appeared greatly
pleased NJ the warmth N his rcccp-
ton.
Following were three carriages cone
tanning Admiral pcwcya cnptulus. then
| two carriages abreast containing the
personal stan of the admiral
Rear Admiral Howison and President
Guguenhrimor uf the municipal coun-
/ oil HuIlNNNHM In IA tHuWrIumT mNfUr NhHFH
coming Rear Admiral HuWlHon's on
GERS. Then came the carriage contain
ing Rear Admiral sampson and presl-
/ dent Woods " the board NJ aldermen,
followed by eight carriages containing
commanding officers " Admiral Slmu-
sons fleet and the admirals stan unl-
GERS.
Rear-Admirsl John Phillp. command
ant OF the navy yard, ~. clair Nickel
way and Lieut.. Commander J. y. Kelly
occupied the next carriage. Following
came two carriages abreast containing
tho Junior officers Of the Olympia and
after thom IN the gamu formation ear
riaEes containing the junior officers uf
the North Atlantic squadron, Carl
ages two abreast followed containing
the visiting governors. the committee
and guests. First among the governors
came Turmoil Of Delaware. then Stone
OF Pennsylvania; voorhees,, OF New Jer-
sey: insolvency, South Carolina; Rus
sell North Carolina; Dyer. Rhode
Island; McMillin, Tennessee: bushnell.
Ohio; Geer. ~ oregon; Atkinson, West
virginia; Richards, wyoming, and
Wells, Utah,
Mai. Gems. Miles and Merritt and
Miley followed In carriages abreast ana
then came carriage containing Rear
Admirals Jos. Miller and Winfield Scott
Schley, a long row or carriages follow
cd containing members VI the municipal
assembly distinguished guests and vls-
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