New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02
VISITORS TO THE OLYMPIA.
MANY PAY A VISIT TO ADMIRAL
DEWEY'S FLAGSHIP.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CRUISER IN DOUBT
CAPTAIN LONGACRE CALLs-A Diff
Guilty AND IT'S SOLUTION.

GUILTY AND IT'S SOLUTION
Although Admiral Dewey ashore yesterday
and the big celebration in his honor was m"''e
OF history his flagship, the olympia was JUS -
much centre OF interest as she mas pee" e'o4
since her arrival here. The fair weather "'e"
thousands o, s,ghtseers to Riverside Drive ana
that part Of It which Is opposite the anchorea
squadron was alive with people all DAY Any ~
all visitors were allowed aboard the flagship rom
10 o'clock in the morning until ! O'CLOCK !" -.
afternoon and the same rule VIII p'oO"'''
good to-day. ro+nor
.,,tduod crew awaiting them. The smoker al
,bo Ivaldorf-Astoria the night before had Deeh
complete success. That told the whole HtoiE' az
through tho early morning hours oe4a.eu o,o
and marines returning TO their snip ~ ~
o'clock which was the time when their shore ie@'
expired there was still large number apsei' ".S
these "jacMes" will have to pay for 'he' s0o,
time The penalty IS three months res'ric'lon u
lherties and Lieutenant Colvocoresses' VINO was
the officer Of the deck at the time, is said 10 DC
raher severe worshipper Of discipline
CAPTAIN LONGACRE CALLS.
canto,n 1onsacre. Of the United States steamer
New-Orleans which came into port yeS'e'u"'
morning. came in the forenoon to pay MS ie'i'
"a the Admiral and was much DISAPPOINTED ~
learn that the latter ashore. The !aIeeS, 20,
NJ visitors which boarded the Olympia ID Nne O''
,.ae con,nosed Of about fifty members or the De"V'
celebration Committee from Chicago. lheE VIZ
invited by Commander Carter or the Nn'e"e'
nav a visit 70 his ship, and THIS they o'u !"
of,ernoon The police boat Patrol was paceu at
,,ooal and when they had left the Chicago
and CANAAN Smith. Of the Patrol suggested d UP
to tbe OLYMPIA they readily acqulesce'' 4"'S -.
,,afned aboard the Olympia for about nan "' No.
and were shown over the snip ny i-.'"
Covaraurh The visit purely inlorha' -l'
II.-r,son was one u the party, and he eAp'o'S "
lost %
hovever started back by the $50 train last hls""
o1yMPIAs MOVEMENTS ~ DOUBT.
>,one ~ the officers Of the olympia seemed TO
,.,,,. yesterday exactly what the plans Tor tAoI
Chi, are for this week. 1t is generally SUPPOSED
nat she will start for Boston on WEDNESDAY "
Thursday hut whether Admiral Dewey VIII 49,,
from Washington and accompany MS snip ~"
trim is not known. one officer said he d4d H0' INN
II likely that the Admiral would do TINS OIue'S
ho,.o hoo, given that officers and men shall oo'h
ia IN readiness 10 take the train for Nashihslo"
tonight. where they going to take part J" ''0
celebration to be held there tomorrow MOI more
than twenty or thirty men VIII he LETT on inc S''p
Several excursion boats did good business yes.
terday in making trips around the squadron. Al
~ tSenn we're vel nlled. and their passenger
cheerej the Olympia Justify az they passed ny. lHr
ASotrel was hot aboard but the enthusiasm for
his ship had not decreased IN the least. ,,.p
An amusing incident took place al aoOut t , A.
in which the officer Of the deck came out W. ny
ing coiors The launches and rowboats had oe,h
ciTcling about for some time with oeateo fiSI'ot7
who We're anxious to 90 aboard The faeshp , ana
we're slre they had a chance, even though the ic
IS m one Of these persevering ones was bright
eyed rrl with bright red waist and sor9ps
sprnkng Of olympia hat bands aoo.I Mc er., "a
the sentry Oh duty there to let here go ABOARD atl
that unfortunate individual was almost al MS wis
end. 49,, .,..ol
She was so pretty that a large crowd had gathered
ahout The gangway on the deck above, admirinR
Ter lowers Of persuasion Behind these people were
several rows of visitors who had finished their
eip wanted
case Of block and the pretty girl was the root 81
ali the trouble. When the officer OF the deck saw
the state OF affairs no broke the rule OF Inc DAY
himself