Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
ADMIRAL DEWEY
AT HOME.
continued from pago one.)

NNNt'ttN'N ii"H PhtN oh'J
and Democratic and Republican State
committees
Soon after noon n health officer left
quarantine on a tug to board and In
spcct the Olympia.
sALuTiNG THE ADMIRAL.
Many vessels putting to sea stcercd
close 10 the flagship aud naiutcd. Among
them was the Cunard liner Aurnnla.
just after the Auranla passed. a
launch from the Erin with Sir Thomas
Upton on board, went alougrldc tho
olympia.
The despatch boat Dolphin with Rear
Admiral sampson or his representative
ON board hailed Admiral Dcwey's ship
shortly after II o'clock. and nrcd the
admiruls salute OF n guns.
iiy noon "a half dozen tugs and a.
many launches were around the cruiser
Some N the crew OF tho olympia, who
came ashore at Sandy Hook. asked,
How II Teddy RooHcvelt7' and on be-
inE informed that he was IN gOud health
they expressed their qualification.
The crew spoke In the highest terms
OF the ADMIRAL, and said hc was very
kind 10 hts men, The crow u the Olym-
pla were presented with copies OF the
New York daily papers from September
To date by the ordnance corps OF this
place.
Admiral Dewey slept rostlenaly last
night and at 2 o'clock this morning hls
servant told him that the lights OF tho
Jerecy coast were In sight. Tho nd /.
mird got Up and looked through port
at the rlya OF brlghtnosa hla first View
In twcnty-thrcc months OF American
shores. The olympia slowed up Ia
quarter speed and nt dawn, pilot boat
No, 2 was spoken ana put a pilot
aboard The flagship dropped anchor
iuslde Sandy Hook about hnlf.p1at
tsrvcn, within 900 yurls 81 the shin
channel aud not far from tho moorlnEs
Of the Shamrock and tho other craft
OF Sir Thomas Llpton'e squadron. The
sJo0o mile voyage was ended at last
GLAD TO BE HOME.
"Its mighty good 70 be- home" said
the admiral 20 tho reporter OF tho Aatls
clnted Press who went aboard. ~ know
that ] am little ahead OF schedule. %
he continued. but as the weather
looked tribe HquallY I thought Il boi.
Tor To lie lnside tho Hook than out-
capt Lambcrton. Lieut. uumhy
ana considered whether We had better
cruise down toward Hampton Roads nr
come luhlde az once. The latter Wa
thought the better thing t0 do, aud ro
here the Olympia ia. OMgllliy, though
am not yet arrived"
The admiral sent tcleErlmH 20 the
secretary OF the navy and Cen. But,
terrified, announcing HE arrival The
admiral spent moot u the forenoon
reading papers, and IN talking TO The
reporters. Ito pleasantly oyRdol the
Inquiries that touched ON political ol
military questions IN the Philippines.
Sir Thomas Upton. Dr. Maclguy, anl
othern ON Sir Thomas Llpt1n's ontour
axe called 90 Admiral Dewey nniahv,
HE midday breakfast.
II suppose you've come for your tea.
said the admiral heartily. nllulinr d
Sir rhomnE'H glft at Colombo VI nv
poundn OF tea 10 each man aboard th
ship. The sailors clustered nt the how
OF the Olympia and checrel Sir Thlm1
uhoorcd on
The North German Lloyd stoamo
sanle, outward bound. came clos
enough for the puesvurvru TO crowd "a
the rail- 90 zoe the admiral. He Ifta
Ms cap IN response TO waving uf hand
kerchlyin. The Saale'a band plnyt
The star spanglod banner" ana IN
olympia dipped her colorn
me Nunarder Aurnnia paced Holn
out She Area an admirala salute aii