The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

lungs Admiral Dewey. who had several times
before wiped his eyes. was more visibly al
fected than AT any time during the ceremonies.
Admiral Dewoy's response was very brief.
people cheered again and again. The Admiraps
voice could not be heard very lar but ne peo,
nhIe shouted all The same ana YOU'D GaHe
America"
Everyf body on, the stand, including the Prssi.
the air was being played. Gen. Miles and his
stan took Of, their hats. $4,000.
to give the benedction. Ho wore his red vest:
ments. This ended tho formal ceremony and
the rresaent and the Admiral sat down This
parade. passed from right TO left and. as ths
obliged to pass in front OF the stand to take
their places in line.
from the time they left the Senate steps until
they passed to the place assigned them. he
rented them %o 9o to the rresdn ho Md dd
kinley wns Leading the app ause in honor OF
The blme re S,S and marines Then Gen.
bin in the lead rode into line and the review
Gen. Miles erayclly salqtcd as he rode, by the
or S s nav When lie TsfT esd stand
the STAFF behind lust to tbs left OF the review
ing platform. He saw the parade from that
Then came the Olympia's men. headed by
the band Of the flagship; The, band played
oa Ho b1t the c a sbs 'na ua the Sm 5qs b
bssmed down on his men. and bowed to them
and to the flag they carried. When he was not
rInss, The President Joined with him i" in this.
and the crowd cheered wildly.
Memories OF Guantanamo were in the minds
oteyery body when the marines went by directly
bshTd the h0y%ns1b e1 Tn The re-
Col. Francis Harrington. a tall. gray, haired
veteran who hatchargs OF the artillery detach.
Camp McCalla against much larger force OF
Spaniards.
ssamen from tie eunboats Machas and Ma.
Two batteries Of The Seventh Artillery cam.
BATES 'c cavarg the Rrd served IN cnSS
and n that part q it not 10 tho parade Is in the
the SQUADRON got, plenty Of applause. Tho
Third was followed by q squadron Of cavalry
9% the Gpad 81 May ~ th
Wake down the steps leading from the re-.
but the pqssi kept them back the stand
that on
On reaching the White House Admiral Dewey
Mrs. McL.ans andau. which had been waiting
at the Executive Mansion since his departure
Chairman Moses he returned to Mrs. MrLean's
There, everything was ready f9r him: The
miral Dewey and his friends:
Attendants N livery move noiseessly about
the house and Policeman Ho,inhsrger: who for
functions. was stationed in the reception hall
way 1t was with difficulty that the police out
as he approached People continued to crowd
all day about the house and endeavor to catch
Luncheon was served at o'clock. The only
persons present were admiral AL, Dewey his son;
then sought to secure a short rest One Of the
Chinese from the Olympia is with him as
called to see Admiral Dewey and informed
them that the Admiral had given strict
Of fha1 ne G fo had but but
rest when Gov. Smith called. accompanied BY
hi, military aide They were ipnediateeIIy
Admiral Dewey and Lieut.. Brumby aske cd for
information regarding the yacht race. This
they expressed Observation-Disclosures the yachts
could not have finished in time.
The ca%era end; were out in force at the
dent and the Admiral and the invited guests
were. high platform had been erected and on
the right and left we're other platforms not so
large as the one in front. Every point OF van
Many those on the stand had them just as
the President handed Admiral Dewey the
sword there was succession OF snaps. as the
shutters Of cameras were operated. Nearly all
same moment. and the loud click made by this
rattle OF other camera shutters that sounded
like the swapping of the triggers OF so many
Admiral Dewey remained at the Mclean
residence during the greater part OF the after
noe noon Coy smith and his aide made their
Dewey started for walk. The crowd had
diminished considerably. but those who were
chesred loudly.
During the afternoon word was brought to
h% tn hun the OF e. e%R ed
were nXious to see him. but did not want to
dis p.b his rest. and il was explained that they
sSesd walk toward the N' Ms.rop @fEss
Mclean house. and he stroed leisurely along
Seventeenth street until he reached the club
house AZ he reached The step. he stopped
tion over the entrance saying: Welcome
Home" This was surrounded by an eagle.
forth in electric lights. The members OF the
club had no warning as to when the Admiral
anh by We1 The
One Of The first 70 see The AdnGsl was Col
TO greet him: The reception was entirely in
formal, and the only persons present not mem
DCrS OF me clND were several OF me lGovernOrS
OF States who were guests Of the club Among
these were Gov Smith OF Vermont. Gov
Lowndes OF Maryland and Gov. Wolcott Of
Massachusetts,
Admiral Dewey greeted them all cordially
and chatted a short time with his intimate
friends. After spending nearly an hour at the
club he walked back to the Mclean House. ac-
by several Of the members, reach
ing there almost exactly at O'Clock He then
prepared for the dinner at the White House,
ADMIRAL DETEYS SWORD.