The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-29

Einsviiie, Staten Island, and took q po.
sition astern OF the Cd ship Lan caster.
A few moments later tho blue fig OH
Rear Admiral Snmrson's ship, the New
York, was lowered and red naS sub
stituted, indicating that Samp'on was
no longer III command of the feet here.
AS tho Chica 20 WAS proceeding up rue
lower bay sho was mistaken by tho ofi-
GERS of the forts fer the Olympia. Dew.
ev's flagship, and an aduirals salute OF
II guns was fired.
The salute was ro;u"Ccd BY the chi
caeo and was q signal Tor u general dem
onstratiUn along the shore. Cannon
were tircd and small arms discharged,
while tine fcrryboa ana raiirOid Ell.
Eines started l. Gc&:cning chorus of
whistles.
Dewey Astir EARLY.
AdNriral Dewey rose carly today and
could ty seen from ,hc Atlantic high
lands facing the Olympia Quarter.
deck Tho Warship was sun III led by
Nil manner o. sailing and scam craft,
including 4 number Of news paper boats
which had remained near the flagship
all night. An outwardbOund British
stsrnier saiuted Gs she passed with her
small cannon. There was 10 answer
ing GUcm from the flagship, hat string
OF signal flags Were sent alott Ill re.
spGnse, IA.ur"CE, uud his staff The
visitors were met at the glngplau!l and
escorted TO tho admirai's cabin, where
they F''ent hal; hour When thoy re.
turr' d - sbore all the members OF the/
ml!i.ar' party were enthusiastic ~e-er
the,r reception.
at o'clock the Oiyn: TtfSr,ed mn
the ray Tor tne gqEsTn mcnt anchorage
o1I-h -hoN !pkihSI:iIo. The passage thither
was IfeesaS-1T 11nant, al sorts OF craft, in
cludnG tho dispatch boAr Dolphin, with
Assistant Secretary or tho Navy Allen
on board. accompa MED the Oiym pia 30
the Dar. The thousands hat greeted |
Admiral Dewey and the OLYMPIA had |
the satisfaction OF seeing the hero of |
Manila. who, as he stood with Secretary |
Allen and Captain Lambert on the su. |
perStruc;ure, repeatedly dotted his cap |
20 the cheering crowds in returning |
their Toclterous saiutations.
Sampson In Control. |
1t was exclaimed toiav that while |
both AGmiral Dewey and Rear Admiral |
HowisCn outrnnk Rear Admiral Samp. |
son, there will be no change in tho ar. |
rangeinents giving Rear Admiral Samp- |
son full control OF the naval portion of |
the naval demonstration in Admiral |
Dewey's honor. Rear admiral Howl. |
son will be a guest at the ceremony, but |
bis presence will not interfere with |
Rear Admiral SAMPSON.
Admiral DeTCy's relatives, who have |
been stopping at the " .ldorf- Astoria as
tho G1eSts o! tic city, stared on the
government tag NI.kc; :. 1T $50 'c.ori: |
this morning 10 pa visit 70 tho adj.
mira! on the Olympia.
Ih,ca we're 10 il tie ,arry, rs fol.
lows: Air. and Mrs. Charles Dewey of
Mout pe,ier. w. r. Dewey, tbrir son.
James p. Dewey, son g ". r. Dewey;
Charles Rob3rG Dewey, ncpGow of the
admiral, and his wife, Mira Tanss T.
Martl, Mrs II. y iHinlcy Miss Frances
"A. Finley. Edwin Dewey, brother of the
admiral. and lis wife: Ir. ard Mrs #.
b. McCuen, the latter niece of I'd.
nniral Dewey
Lieutenant Theo6orr Dewey was in
charge of the tug from ,lo navTyard
an aboard with his .fe TO meet the
Others OF the party.
Eir"t Tro' pc Arrive.
The frat soldiers 0 arrive in the oitv
for the Dewey celebration were The |
Walthal guards frcm aI"2ii .an, Miss,
20 n:'n. commended b. Capta j. II.
Mart IA Tho mon are paying their own
way 60 take part III ncuor.u2 the ?d:ni.
raj Captain Mgrtii preceded .nem 70
hunt up accoinmcC atoms duripg their
stay. Nobody met b',a GV tho depct to
we C me them md try stacked AIMS
whl!o awaiting for Cautaiu Martin.
Reginnirg today theie will b. 4 roal
crush in the hoGe!s Practically all Of
them I!led to III II" almost ca paolty last
ni"ht, bat thousands Of persoaG who
engaged qra~ters weeks md lronths Z
ago will eIrive III the city today TO
claim them. Other thous md who wore
accom- u odatso lasf ii: 1T with .ae H.
det standing that they taopif seek other
quarters today viii be turned out to
shift for themselves.
Orlr,ers Or all If the cisy's guests
have been provided, but all Others who ,