The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
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t<i sssethsv. and ~. Eiinpa handes IN
s1wtrAi into the carriage. Tss crowd
Immediately recognized the sdrlsai, rbs
VS. IN civsiisa eiossnG. and . great cnsas
went ~. Admiral Dewey bowed hls ac-
knowlSdgmsnts
TIE esee~s Cosas TIE sssssss
0sUss Dewey got into tss carriage. ssd
thea NJ nt'sps sasssst. s~slor sysas,
Of ths Olympia, wss on the seAf win tns
driver, The police cleared me middle ~
ths street. and the csrssgs aArsd ~.
Then sbsss vas renewed on>~yfnG ana
waving ~ hsadhsrhssfs and asss. sod
TIE admiral s1ok % his net sn1 smiled.
Thsn the esryisss stcece5, - ~. Edssee
'9d ske driver 90 vail feS tss osBev ess-
rtsgss
TIE crowd tried "a brsah through me
police lines wssn ths earrisGs vas ssosp
psd, bvt the police managed 20 fgrcs fbe
psetIs bach again. Tbs chsefiSS Gas con-
siSgous. The asss carriage sftsr inst ~
Admiral Dewey contained Mr.. ard Msa
Charles Dewey and Senator Proctor fss
second. Capt, cosb.sn and Mrs. cosblsn
sSd Commander Baird The fssfd. Capt.
end Mrs. tAmberto6. tho fourth. Lieut..
BIuTsby and Ensign caldwell. and the afsn
the two chissss servsnts All the way
down the avenue 10 Tw~nsy-fffh wrest
the Ad@iFaFs srrtysi wss awaited by .
huge efosd ~ his carriage came siono
the psopis ehssrsd him again and again.
the admiral acknowledging the srestIss
ny raising his bst and Rowing. The css-
SfaA<s lara. 1s.An sx<a~S a..
the river, where Admiral Dewey boarded
the navy yard tug Nina
Ns1seA As~ssA TIVE TsshssG
when Admiral tswey's 81 rrisxs reached
the renrsytvsnls piss . Gr~at cheer wsHs
up. and the admiral pftsj his nat and
bowed - the right and left until the
carriage PASSED bsyend shs crowd. Gen.
Miles hurried 10 the door Of the csrfiase,
pushing the police aside. at the same time
usbuttonsna his overrost snd displaying
his ysitox rash and fun dress uniform.
How are you, general said the al
fnirs', az he stepped 6ut. Then ne vas
helped on board by two Isiuejacsets, who
stsadisd the sanspisnk, the remainder II
the party following The admiral sbook
hands with everybody. including his broth
sr Charles. whom no hrs seen very iittls
since be returned home.
Mss M1sks Mans Cs~A -.
He usually attended he left hand, snd
he carried bis right ~ ~ " was crippied
The mounted police wevs lined np on the
dock, and when the sergeant gave tho
cue they Iet loose three fousins cheers.
which we're taken up and fe-echoed by
the people who had crowded the snfround~
docks. The admiral raised his hat and
smiled. Then Sergeant rsssn came for.
ward and said;
Pleasant journey. admiral" and tho
admiral reached forward and inquired:
What dh you say. captaInT
II wished you pleasant Journey re-
Piled the sergeant
"Oh, thank you" sad the admiral quick
~, and smiled and bowed sgsn.
Shorty sfierwsrd the tugs whistle gave
blast ana tbs boat beSsn 70 slip sway.
The admiral. who was standing IN me
how with Cen Mics and several others
was the hrst 10 discover there vas danger
In the Vicinity Of The line, which was be-
coming tsgt. lie started away. ana eau
toned the others 30 DO 20 also. Every
body cheered him 40 the tug passss out
81 the slip.
was IN = Jolly Mood.
The Nina put in mt the PepayIvanss
wharf nesr the express company dock.
There vas a tremendous thronz present
20 welcome the admiral, and the cheering
bryan az soon az the boa, move 10 sight
On the way across the river the admiral
was very jolly DE spoke 20 0en. Mrs
Of the reception he had been given In
New York. snd said; General. IL wss
magnificent"
Laughs over Wbs Gosre sposaes~e.
lie also spoke - fhe corrgspondencs no
had received in great patches, OYER some
~ which bs Isaghsd wf,h lien. Miles az
he told him ~ Il. lie spoke II enc letter
hs had got from a Scotch nan who had
been irving him advice ADMIRAL Dewey
said the man had fsId sim ne WIS a
great man. but that he must not let the
reception turn his head. ard that IL hs
pgfsasd the eeur~ he hssi been pursuing
20 the end. his nanse would be nigh In
history, but he must rsu,embsr that there
are other great men. AID that sls nsm1
would not head the lis In speaking ef
tho erpwds that llnef the route Of he
parade on Saturday. Admiral Dewey said