New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
NAVAL CALLS RETURNbD'
ADMIRAL DEWEY VISITS hEAh Ann
p,1S ttOWISON AND SAMPSON.

No sooner had the Olympia let go her ah.n ,S
than she was Immediately surrouhuea ~ ton, a
collection Of craft. ranging IN ees0'sp ~ row
nr,vate Yacht TO bumboat. huiiu oo,lo
hoa.s loaded down to the gunwales WV" har
apx,ous to board the flagship. swariiieu ,vs
49,. "a ono was allowed TO approach the sd"e ""'
rha order was relaxed only for newspaPe' a.,
senfatiyes relatives OF the oifcers anu, " rha
instances the wives Of some oil the s"'o'' -oI
meetings between the last named were :" 800
c.see extremely pathetic. For JOY OF aea.i ~, ,he
~, ~ husband who had risked his ne Al ~,
r,.ice of his country many of the women ,,n,,
down completely. But, as has just oe.' had
v.re tears of Joy. and after the p"'S n,,,
,assed away they gave themselves u' ~ - With
oss ~ the moment and piled theiT ioVeu o"''
1T, hatu,een questions as TO their auNeh'
,rha meetings between the officers ana then 49,.
no~o more reserved in the publicity OF q Vs.
deck but they were none 'he ''''
sympathetic ma 20 welcome
And the poor tackles who had no one " ron,v
r M, altogether compelled to go eini's
o, The bumboat men and women 49,,
bond in large numbers, ana TOT 'o' =" ,.,-s ~
suprled the sailors and marines VIII" an s ,ha,
units and fruits All the men were Peas , for
49, Atlantic VOYAGE was over After eAls"He
Wv g., tha heated and sluggish weather OF 'ne
uAu,,n,,es the sailors suffered somewhat LIN"
,ho cola winds Of the Atlantic especially as wv
d,d not dor their white suits until Gay O WV
ago. , ~, THE pEIATIVEs
49, ers, v,s,tors to board the Olympia
vere Admiral Dewey's brothers ana Ie"s -
,,,aor, 10 which special reference Is maze III a."
- column The Admirals son was ALREADY vi
the shin he having remained there siIoe "' Tt
meeting with his father on the previous u"s H.
frs, official caller was Rear Admiral Ho"'SO'
d Dowev have been close friends for years, ",'"
when they met yesterday Howisoh gree" tn.
ADMIRAL with 4 sounding smack on the Dach '''"'
conveyed with It a more earnest spl't u 0
orstulation than could any stereoiypod phraSe''
D. Admiral Sampson. who waited upon tne
Admiral the day before, did not I'p'"' ~. ,o,,
| ,oe.o,dav hut sent Captain Chadwick 10 Oo",
.,co,s The other captains Of the Nor'h Az
| ,.io SQUADRON followed and for some uhe '''7
noe Iovee Of commanding officers on VIC
Olvnpia's quarter deck. Soon aI'V' ~
nartrre the Admiral prepared to return u'e
sizes OF the senior officers. In the iui' u''S' ,
| Admiral NJ the United States Navy so'e'"D'
uniform. plenufully decorated win tou r'o,
t,,. acconpanied by Captain b. T. L"hoc''o'
a ,erte,ant Commander G. =. CoNocoress'S'
| hotb of whom wore full dress, the Auhl''"l "'
! conveyed in his private launch 10 thc Nv s
/ Awaiting him at the head of the gant""S W.
| poor Admiral sampson surrounded by MS oince''
while the marines were drawn up "'
the rails manned by the bluejacke's
FORMAL CEREMONIES
,r ,.~r,o, o,,cuotte laid out for the reception OF
,-,,al -, hoard a ship is almost as attractive
/ q n
o-ar,orv "a the hosting Of the coloTS c"'l
! r,orrtnp on a man-of-war. As the ADMIR-" s''PP'u
| an the deck of the New-York the oahu pay
feu bars Of a patriotic air, after "liV" ~'V ~
niral was introduced in turn to the o'"e,'9 'a,as
,h n,onent for the departure comes four '"l.'9
80 tho drum are heard the admirals ana the o'n'l
nors meanwhile facing the colors Kc-ehte'i"s
| his launch the Admiral steamed past the A',''.'.
unon which the marines and salorS "''' ''"".
! nm a. ON the Now-York The LOOKOUT oi '"e J"
| shin the Massachusetts,. had 'Niue""' ~
r,.od tho remnant floating from the stem oil '"e
-. ,u,ch inasmuch as no attempt was
-, 80 sal,tc him. and the Brooklyn was almost
| cangh, mapping in the same way J"S' "S "e
,s,rcb came abreast Of the vessel "o"eN'' :,
sharp huge call rang ont from 'ne 49,. 1o,,,
a., a moment, the marines swArmed across n'' w
an one hurried rush to take up the'i p''' rod
Tho Texas and the Lancaster were lu'' NV
e,~ .ha Admiral Reaching the chicago al .'.
I,c,. climbed aboard. and after b''nB "7'''
s.,5,ouv erected by Rear Admiral HoWlsoh wv
49, ,o-nol,tios we're observed as on ne New.
York with the ADDITION nre yn"' '''
hT4rIhbm1 ,ho Admiral was on the Chicago al moor
every ship in the squ9GaqdG ho Fab set of signals
vas different from the other ana II IT,, W' Nv nre
by many c,ion vas sending up individual congrat
UYations or welcome 10 the Admiral IN one I -
the pt 5sn he ordinary about naval matters as
serted that one Of the signals rea'
Dewey"
SIGNAL. EXPLAINED.
= An officer OF the Olympia was asked to deciphe
| tho s,orals This was his answer: AT noon ever
, aav every commanding officer in feet has 10 re
mort 20 the Admiral how much coal he has. mos
e signals show how much coal each ship has IN ne
bunkers."
a Admiral Dewey returned directly to the Olympl
G from, the Chicago and dined alone with his sol
p The Admlrals food IL cooked entirely by Chimes
8 servants. and Is served also by men OF the sam
e | race dressed in a highly coorod petiicoat sol
q Of earrnent Dewey refused to talk to the reporter
e YESTERDAY Through T VI. Brumby his nag he'
tenant he sent word 10 the newspaper representi
tfves mat ne had nothing TO add 10 what ne ma
already said and did not care TO tax furtner Lac
tenant Prumby who waited upon Mayor Nah, Wye
q IN The morning IN the name OF the Admlral, sa
y mai the Mayor would visit Admiral Dewey to-da
He said also that the Washington Celebraton CoI
Is rnitee would confer with the Admiral TO-DAY up'
y he Question Of the reception Dewey Is 10 recel
n oral Miles Rear Admiral Sampson. F. g BAR
y Rear Admiral Higginson. captain bark6r AZ
a 1fnsers Moses and J. Edison. Lieutenant Brum
eat5 Tho admiral would devote as much az possli
II NJ his time before Friday IN going through |
Sc heavy accumulation Of correspondence that "
awaiting his arrival
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