The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-10


lowed. and the wedding party drove fl
recfly from Tire -sc-o-y to the residence
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Mclean.
where a wedding breakfes: was ser-ae
Father Mackin Was Once . sailor.
Father Maxim. ~ho performed the
ceremony when a lad cf IT ran away
from Rome with two other boys and went
70 sea. Father Mack.n's sea career
however. was very brie.. He said that
he found that he was unified for the
life Of a sailor and few months found
hin back again az his books.
After arriving AT Mrs McLean's resi-
dence Admiral Dewey was driven 70 mis-
own house There he changed 10 Ills
travelling suit, returning u the Mclean
residence on. foot The wedding break
fast lasted ar hour There were presen;
only the hrlde and groom, Mrs Mclean.
Mrs. Ludlow, Lieut.. Caldwell ana Mr.
Fred Bugher. Tha table Was eiaborately
decorated with bride roses
Leave on Their Wedding Tour.
About See the admiral and Mrs. Dewey
left the Mclean residence for the Pc-n-
syirania depot Mrs. Dewey had changed
the gown In which she was married for a
black travelling suit Less than a dozen
people had cnn<segated AT the depot. and
there was no demonstration as they pass
ed hurriediy through the station TO the
train. Secretary Root boarded the train
just before it pulled out. and offered his
congratuiat lons In person.
Dewey and Bride In New York
NEW YORK. Nov s-Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey arrived in New York tonight
from Washington. They were driven
direct to the West Twenty-thlrd street
ferry 10 the Waldorf-Astorfa, where they
are the guests of Mr.. Boat. the propri-
etor Of the hotel. The admiral and his
bride did not register.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey did not leave
the hotel during the evening.
Were Not Generally Recocnixed,
The admiral and Mrs Dewey got away
from Washington without attracting any
attention. They came 10 New York in an
ordinary chair car PASSENGERS who came
over. Secretary Root among them, said
that the admiral and his bride were nc,
generally recognized by the other passen-
gers until after philadelphia had been
passed. Then there was a general desire
upon the part of every badly on the train
To see them. People bought chair car
tickets for the purpose of being in the
same car, and others who did not get
chairs walked through the car for the
purpose Of seeing the bride and groom
crowd Greets Them at the Ferry.
There was q considerable crowd in the
Jersey City station when the train rolled
In waiting 10 see the admiral and Mrs
Dewey. The boats were coming over with
commuters. and mere were more people
outside the fence that separates the train
shed from the general waiting room. AS
the train stopped the admiral rose from
his seat and started with Mrs Dewey out
Of the car. The crowd was waiting for
them down on the platform. and as he
stepped from the car he VAS cheered. The
men In the crowd all dotted their hats
and the admiral lifted his As he walked
down the platform additional cheers and
individual greetings were given. The ad-
mira! looked the bridegroom. His face
was flushed and ne smiled back at the
crowd ana answered their greetings by
Hitting his hat again and again. Mrs
Dewey also bowed and smiled.
The s;aiionmaster escorted The people
from The train IN the Twenty-thjrd street
ferry heat. The crowd gave final cheer
a. the aimira. and his wife went down the
esngp,ank % t1e upper deck Of the ferry
beat. and many OF them rushed aboard for
d monen: 10 get better look AZ them
Manage tn Evade Waiting People.
When the boat reached the Twenty
third street ferry house the crowd hur-
rled out to the street IN front 10 see the
distinguished passengers walk 10 their
carriage and - give them another cheer
big policeman, learning who was COM
ing. opened vide path through the
crowd.
The admiral dsi not come ont the way
the crowd expected however. Appar-
entity he did not attempt - evade the
curious lie simply went down with Mrs
Dewey 20 the lower Hoor 4 thu station
instead ~ leaFing b.. the wide stairway
- the street and entered one Of The
PENNSYLVANIA Railway Conpanys cabs
TIE. crowd 81 front learned what he rad
done when "a cheer rose from some boys
AZ ,h~ carriage entrance 20 the station.
ara The earrIaee sped our aad across to
'rw.r.v-fourth street stth The horse az
fast trot Ha-f iozen coupes followed
ard facre was race 10 the Waldorf
Take suite 81 the Waldorf
The a3misals ~arriage turned a. Thir-
.s-third street and stepped in fEont q
:ho private door 10 che apartments %
NJ Brsd' PROPRIETOR = the waldorf =
l. Thomas Mr.. B9l3t's manager. met
u admiral ara Ms Hlfe and led Them
- tte private suite adjoining TIE apart
Trents ~ NJ Bo'd1. where they wsu Re-
fnaia Nh.Ie "a TIE city
The admiral must have known whcn h
vas here a few tavs aso ths' p vas -
- u1srrt.f faaaF far 10 had everything
arrsnE.i for Sea1e flowers sent In 20
NJ Dewey Wers delivered at The ho.el
lr he att~rrccD.
tIIE<sTIs. LOVE NOT CRIME