The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01

| what want 20. but speaking for myself
ana the gallant squadron had the honor
10 command st Manila. thank you from
the bottom ~ my heart"
Dewey 1stsease~s tie Csssstws,
After the formal ceremonies Dewey went
about shaking handa with his friends,
Come here. all you captains" he ssts,
addressing the naval captains present.
Then he introduced sash to the audience.
Capt Lambsrton. Of the Olympia" bs
cried. Capt Wide. 81 the Boston; csp,.
ccEhlsn, Of the Rsistsh: Capt, Dyer, Of
tho Baltimore. Capt Wood Of the Petrol.
Capt Walker. Of the Concord" When ms
captains had aIi assembled, he waved b,s
hands toward them ard said: These ar.
the men who dh IL. These arc the men
who should be thanked; without them I
could do nothing"
sssps"s . Little Late, a. CsssI.
Gen. Niles arrived Just a. IN. marty lief,
the platform for the carriages Rear Al.
mifsl Sampson ala not arrive In time %
witness ths presentation Of the cup
After the ceremony The party entered
carriages ard were taken 10 Warren street
pier where they boarded tho steamer
randy Hook and were taken 10 cIaremont.
The trip 10 the city dock was unsyentful
except that the large crowd was constant.
" Cheering the occupants Of the carriages.
Dewey Acknowledged The applause by rails.
ms mis- hat The trip up the Hudson an
board the SANDY Hook was without hitch
and the boat arrived at the foot Of Mine.
fesnth street at i0sso Dewey was In An.
spirits. although he complained Of a sllxh,
ooid, end naid he would wear his shoulder
cape during the parade.
Miles, Little Joke.
Gen Miles was one of the ars, ~ sre.,
him on the heat To Gen, Miles the sa.
nifai said; Miles. 81 n regular soldier
weather. isn't ~ mo, exactly" y,ol,sa
Miles. I'D call 4, Dewey weather"
"s~ssfsss On the sandy Hook.
fns admiral. Mayer Van WICK and Sen.
ator-elee' Depe~ partook OF hrsakfss, %.
sethsr IN the main saloon Of IN. candy
Hook. The admiral was quite as,~,s u1lour
drinking only little bouiilon and aeci,n.
us c'ssT. Speaking Of the hesnors wbS-,,
haa been showersi upon him, Dewey xaIa.
IT'S grand thing when a great city IL.
New York steps work for two says 10 a,
honor to one man
Inc yoysgs w the river was enc contln.
uens ovation. every style Of rrns with
whss'is or other noise- making power avail.
ING h~lf OF the opportunity TO salute the
admiral
The Parade starts.
The parade started from Grants tcust a,
no a m AZ gwen signal, a platoon OF
I police advanced. clearing away ,he crowds
TIA. cverrowed INTO ,he nrr<, soraa ,giile
distance before. on a bay horse, came Mai
osn Charles r Roe. followed ~ ria star
Then came aousa's hard playing A spir.
tied air. and sshina II was the battalion Of
sai'oxs from the Olympia Then followed
tar carriage containing Dewey, by whose
side vas TIE mayer os tho city. In Sc
spenss - thu cheers o. the thousand. 81
spectators. the admiral bowed ssrh, ana
! less, ara APPEARED greatly p!es~ea a, the
warmth % RS rsceg;isn
Bands Drewned ost.
wssa TIE admiral reaeses -. parade
starting rcini. II Was all the psscs cogls
% 20 kec2 tire crowd from sverrunnirg
nis carriage IRE hanAs all started ws
Haa 10 he Caiss." unsg a aarrsr~s hanss
/ wers paying u. 10; the air could ss h.sra
en'y Snee In While. for TIE trxraendous
cheering
Gov. Roosevelt followed TIE a4rss.raFs
sarT:Ax. 20 tie starting point. ana scc& up
. c~sstsnz near ~. TIE a.rsrars car.
rage erssE ~ fear ssr~s was driven 10
TIRE sssz - tse Lire. As TIE raraee 20. IN
uscssers TIE erew3s asqlxussa wtyA al
ta%ss n2gas To - Esea from the Olympia.
rAsrs A-s tie ecy1 wse cd The trsoA.