Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
PROGRAM IN BRIrr.

Fuiiowing n the program In brief OF
t.ays events In the Dewey celebration
81 New York;
10 a. m.-,rhe mayors boat. Sandy
HOOK. leaving pier A.
1910 a. mL-Mayor Van wyok'o call
on Admiral Dewey ON tho Olympia.
ieso a. m.-The state boat Mon
,,outh. with Governor Roosevelt on
bgafd, starting from Rector street
ma m.-Mayor's committees boats.
tho General Slocum and tho Glen Is
i.nd.isnying West Thlrty-fourth street;
Inc warwick. carrying heads OF city
depaftmrntH, leaving East Twenty
fourth street: the Mount Hope. carry
ing the municipal assembly. leaving
last Twenty-fourth street, and the
press boat. Matteawan. leaving West
twentieth street
ni50 a. m.-Admirai Dcwcy'a return
u the Mayors call. ON the Sandy
Hook
Il m.-Admlral Dowoy's return 10 the
olympia. and the MONDAY meal on the
feet
tp m.-Navai paradc'a start from
Quarantine.
g.so .. m.-Thc Olympia at anchorage
On Grants tomb and the review OF the
parade by Admiral Dewey
0 ., m.-Dismissai OF the naval
parade.
Gp. m.-All vehicles. except the cars.
excluded from the brooklyn bridge, 10
that the roadway may be- used by
peicstrlnnH 60 see the fireworks.
y. m.-Orand display OF fireworks
viii begin.
i0p. m.-Rcsumptlon OF vehicle tranic
on the Brooklyn bridge.
New York. Sept. 2g.-Long before sun
ri1o this morning the blue Jackets on
Admiral Dcwcy's flagship were hard at
work washing down decks and repair
ing the flagship FOR the most masnih-
cent naval denomination that has
over taken place In an American port.
Like activity was In progress on tho
other noa lighters riding an anchor be-
low the olympia
The scene was n glorious one as the
suns rays Ellstened on tie white sides
Of the vessels and the black huils OF
the smaller ones.
Tho members OF the olympias crew.
fearing 20 disturb the flumbcrs OF their
commander, moved quietly about tho
chip, and the anchor watch" was set In
filance. Tho marines paced their posts
noIsclcsaly.
The weather could not have been
more beautiful. There was scarcely a
cloud In the sky; Il was pleasantly cool.
and there wna a light breeze from the
southwest strong enough 10 straightcn
out the flags. As the morning adj
'aneed launches darted from vessel 10
vessel, carrying officers and men from
ihe ships 10 the naval dock and back
with provisions. when "at colora"
was sounded the shore OF Staten Island
and the hills back OF It were black with
people and they chccrcd heartily as the
mass worc raised.
shortly after o'clock the auxiliary
cruiser Scorpion arrived and gave the
"dmlrafs salute OF seventeen guns,
Shortly after 5 o'clock the auxiliary
on The Olympia shortly after o'clock
IN nndrcas uniform. quite n number
u vessels Of various kinds were al
ready lying beside the flagship. and he
received warm greeting. All OF the
yachts at anchorage grounds were
uecorated with flags and bunting. ready
Tor the parade.
Al the merchant shipping IN the
h''shhorhood OF the squadron is decor
n'ed with flags
me olg steamer Sandy Hook. carry
l"s the mayor and the committee which
was selected 10 board the Olympia and
formally welcome Admiral Dewey In
'ne name Of the city Of New York. and
WIN upwards Of u thousand diatin-
tu'Nneu guests and officials on board,
steamed away from the olty's piers at
We battery shortly after 10 o'clock 20
MAKE lho visit TO the Olympia. and start
'Ne naval parade. Among the invited
sues" on the Sandy Hook were the
governors Of a number OF States. the
justices OF the supreme court Of this
N'"'e' number Of city officials, the
.'einners Of Admiral Dcwey's family
arehblshop Corrigan, Senator Dcpew.
Nehard Croker and Seth Lowe. Among
we governors on board were the follow
,ns. Gov Sweeney North Carolina,
Yuma New Hampshire. Dyer, Rhode
.,'"nd' richards, Wyoming. McMillln.
'''N'ssce' stone, PonnsylvHna.
OFFICIAL GREETINGS.
The Sandy Hook arrived at the olyni-
wa at 1875 o'clock. The mayor stepped
,n board the olympla's deck at precise
ly II o'clock.
Ihe steamer Monmouth flying the
state nag LEFT the foot OF Rector street
shortly after II o'clock.
On board were Gov. Roosevelt ana his
''ah' delegates from the State senate
una assembly, Judges OF the court OF
lppeals, tho regents OF the university.
me Congressional delegation OF the
state, Maj. Roe and stan and members
OF the Republican and Democratic