Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-14
Welcomed by Thousands OF
Its Citizens.
CONTINUAL CHEERING
All Along the Route From Mortified
to BOStOn--A Parade Marked His
Entrance Into the Latter City--A
Display of Fireworks.

Boston, Oct. 13.-Admiral Dewey and
a small party of friends, including ms
son and Lieutenant Brumby. left North
field. VT, at 1920 O'Clock this afternoon
on a special train of two parlor cars.
At every station there was a cheering
crowd and occasionally a Grand Army
post would be drawn up in line. Sa-
lutes were fired with torpedoes or with
rifles. At Zach station the train was
| slowed up SO that the people could see
| the admiral. who sat at the window in
the rear car.
At White river junction the train was
| sent across the river to West Lebanon.
where the train of President futile, OF
! the Boston & Maine road. was waiting,
containing besides the president anu
other railroad officials, Governor f. W..
Rollins and other New Hampshire oftl-
Gals and representatives of the governor
and legislature of Massachusetts.
The car in which the admiral rode was
! attached to President Tuttle's train and
Governor Rollins. who was to conduct
the admira through New Hampshire
introduced to his guest.
By this time the crowd of sightseers
was cheering and the admiral stepped
upon the rear platform in time to hear
the Dartmouth boys from Hanover give
the yell. Then they called for a speech
and the admiral said: II can't make a
sreccr.' just then the train started.
the college boys yelled and the admiral
called out: That's it boys, you'll own
the country some day AS the train
ran through New Hampshire the enthu-
siosm increased as the crowds We're lar'
ger. Factories along the track blew
their whistles, fire bells We're rung and
tcrredoes We're continually exploded
along the track.
AT all the stations the train ran Slow
ly and the admira and Governor Rollins
stood on the platform. bowling right and
LETT. AT Concord the crowd was a big
one. The train pulled down to the rail-
read shops where the change of engines
was made. An engine labelled "Olym-
pia' backed up to where the admiral
could see the front. 1t bore an immense
gilt medallion of the admiral on the boi-
Ter mead, while under it was n miniature
ba,bette with long guns and the inscrip-
ton stand to your guns and obey or
deIs.'
While the train was waiting Admira1
Dewey, from the rear platform, was
greeted by several of the St. Paul schoo.
boys and shook hands with seyera
friends. Then the train continued tc
Manchester, reaching there amid a sa.
ute by the First New Hampshire bat.
terry. Each window in the great Amos.
keas corporation building facing the RAY
road held it's knot of operatives waving
cloth or aprons.
As the train passed from New Hamp
shire to Massachusetts territory, th'
state representatives entered the ad
mIal's car and were introduced by Gov
ernoI Rollins, who urned the guest owe
to the care of the Massachusettans. a
: Lowell. the crowd was larger than an.
Yet seen. From Lowell to Boston i
: seemed as if the tracks We're lined Wit
: people. so continuous was the cheering
| The train pulled into the union station il
ti,is city at sos p. M, to find there
terrific jam of humanity.
/. Fully 5000 people were crowded il
and around the station and in the rus,
to get a look at the hero he was we'll mig
. carried off his feet. He was met b.
Mayor Quincy and a delegation repre-
senting the Home Market club, the cham
a Der of commerce and other municipa
bodies. The admiral rode lat the hea
n of a column of 10000 war veteran
g through the city to the Hotel Turaint
d The admirals escort tonight We're tn
posts Of the Massachusetts departmer
OF the G. A.. r. and Spanish war vetel
ans. All the streets We're profusely dec
Grated and crowds lined the sidewalk
Red fire was burned lavishly. The &c
rii"al, after dinner, witnessed a fine dis
play of fireworks on Boston com1no
! from his apartments in the hotel, and r.
u tired soon after. Tomorrow he Wi
G have an arduous day. as he will atten
IS many functions. In the forenoon he wi
d, hear the school children sing on the con
0. mon, be presented with a watch at Gil
hall. and review a parade. which will il
clude the entire state militia mobilize
for it's fall maneuvers. In the evenir
j. there will be a banquet at the Algol
e, uuin club. The admiral expects to lea,
e for New York on Sunday.
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