Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
THE nation HERO
Admiral Dewey Has a Very
Busy Day.
He RECEIVES MANY VISITORS
Secretary Allen Among Those
Who Called.
SALU1ES FROM PASSING SHIPS
Honors Showered U pom Him From
All Sides.
SALUTES FROM PASSING SHIPS
TIE CHICAGO ARRIVE E. S

NEW YORK, September 2-Admiral
Dewey rose early today and could be n
fl ON the Atlantic Heights pacing the Olym-
pas quarterback. The warship was sur
rounded by all manner of sailing and steam
craft, including a number of newspaper
boats which had remained near the flag
ship all night An outbound British steam
er saluted as she passed with her small
cannon. There was no answering boom of
guns from the flagship. but a string of sig
nal flags We're sent aloft in response
An official visit was paid to Admiral
Dewey by Maj. Burbank. commandant at
Fort Hancock. and his staff. The visitors
were met at the gangway and escorted to
the admirals cabin. where they spent half
an hour. When they returned to shore all
the members of the military party were en-
thusiastic over the reception.
At 8 o'clock the Olympia started up the
bay for the government anchorage off
TompkinsvIle The progress thither was
triumphant. all sorts of craft. including the
dispatch boat Dolphin. with Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy Allen on board accom-
ranylng the olympia up the bay. The
thousands that greeted ADMIRAL Dewey and
tbe Olympia had the satisfaction of seeing
the hero of Manila, VINO, as he stood with
Assistant Secretary Allen and Capt. Lam
bcrton on the sup rstructure, repeatedly
doffed his cap to the cheering crowds in
returning their vociferous salutations
No Change Regarding sampson.
1t was explained today that while both
Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral Howison
outrank Rear Admiral Sampson, there will
be no change in the arrangements giving
Rear Admiral sampson full control of the
naval portion of the demonstration In Ad-
miral Deweys hoLor. Rear Admiral Howl
son will De, guest at the ccremony but
Ri rs;5a,,ca LII 80 fntoreoo itb -
niraI Sar,nsop ' ~
49, a. a. 49,.
,I'r4 49, 80 W.. W. o e oS4t
optlis a. 'ng " ,1SoI |, L 49,, @1s'oi I'd as liie
" W ~. 't-t 'e, oii ttie 80 et l ~
H-eHt tuS >alhee'a at ''"o Clock this
tIoi iittis ~ pay Nlsi' u 'he auiiilral On
tht olympia.
iueie were hi'eeh III tie party as ioI-
IONS
MT dnd Mrs Charles Dewey of Mont
petttf' w l. Dewey their son; James
Dewsy, son Of W. T. Dewey; Charles Rob
= ert Dewey. nephew OF the admiral. and his
Wlie- MIS- James l. Martin, Mrs. IL. r.
F-n.vy and Miss Frances a. Finley, Edwin
Dewey, brother OF the admiral, and his
wife. and MIR. and Mrs. F. Il. Mcqueen, the
latjer a Nice M cf the admiral!
Lieut.. Theodore Dewey was in charge of
the Jug from the navy yard. and was
aboard with mis- wife TO meet the others of
the party.
no.ts Sv,r, .ronna n,,;
Long before dawn steam and sailing craft
OF all imaginable sizes and everything
gatht I'd in the vicinity of the southwest
channel and swarmed around the Olympia
IKE nuggets around a Hght as she lay
sNtiieHs sidcel uiE Win lhe ude. her
stiiH5 VI Sisial iisii's was kept constantly
t ms az, 80 'iele "ds NerI'abie pyro-
across the bay Ia the ssI,Itatinns Of nasS
ing ships. a searchlight from Sir Thomas
Upton 5 yacht Erin was kept flashing
,lLi,t H. cS;p .itp, .litii i aIlllo9t gay pI eaN ,
~ re- dii,,bt f 80 s''iiu i ou6 ~ IN ooiu reIet
atb,.rs oI 'i,t 3 a a'iiicdttoh TO the
ms AZ d.u.r ~ Sie'1 -. III tiit htI DOT
MA uapf oI,t and 80 p - , ga 'iiS ~ ois IN N
faint bugle notes of tba ali iiIf 'ite @
hour Later tha sbriu s,nnd af ,b 'tn 80. az
swans whistle was heard mining Tho ne.
to clean shin and soon the ssiIor 20 "a AZ -
seen swarnliue the deck wirh s,.aLs a,5
buckets working win a viii oTS a[,, tii,,
the p-de of the navy in shinebara 90 ~ ~ . .
trip To the anchorage off Tnp,nlrinS,.itia 's
At 6.4J a m thr cruiser i'EiNagr -,
tht. remnant Of Rear adn;raI iI,,,ii,, ~ ,',s
passed in AZ tho Narrov.s a,,S rac;.t "
salute of rms from, E,art IIaIni ~ "a
ncared IN. OIvn,nia ber go So NS $50 a.e
heIcbed forth an a6miraI.s sai,,t -. -,
the olympia returned win ,bir,sa, ",.,e" ~
the salute for a rear admiral A. tba ~
caEo PASSED close 10 tho oI,.r,ria .I,i
Dewey who was on the ou;,rter dacl. 10,
turned Rear Admiral Howison's ssInta "a
sboutad out a p,raeting Tba sai,@rs ~ =. .iiu .h
OLYMPIA manned the rail and returned Tho