The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
Brings With Him the Fighting Captains
Who Served Under Dewey at
Manila Bay.
Million Visitors in New York to Witness the Pageant
and Preliminary llluminations- Programme Of Today.

ing the starboard column on this division.
There will be iSs yachts In iine The third
division will consist OF the merchant ma
rtne steamers and an intiiscriminats feet
OF tugs. harges and unattached vessels will
bring up the rear. II Is expected the limo
will Be nine miles long and that ha,f
million people win be- afioat. The parade.
with the Olympia In the van. will move up
the North river TO tina ssakeboat ST, Mary.
which is mocred opposite the Grant mau.
scleuuA in Riverside park After rounding
the stakeeoas the Olympia will come to
anchor below two beautiful noats repre-
senting Peace and Victory and each
warshin in its turn will drop In below the
flagship. The national salute cf twenty
one guns will be nred In honor Of the hero
OF Appomastox. The torpedo boats and
the revenue cutters will anchor opposite
the line OF warships under the blum. and
between these two lines the civic part OF
the parade Will pas In review.
HowisOn Yields - sanpson.
Rear Admiral Howison has gracefully
yielded the precedence to Rear Admiral
Sampson In the warships' division The
commander OF the South Atlantic station
viii simply Be present as = spectator. and
Will bring up tho rear end OF the line with
the Chicago. Rear Admiral Sampson win
follow the Olympia In the New York. and
viii ay the red nag. while Howtson fiies
tho blue Tomorrow night the grandest
illumination and fireworks dtsplay In the
history of the city will occur.
PreliminaRy llluminaaiona.
Tonight there was q preliminary inumi-
nation Of rare beauty. All the huildings ON
the water front were lighted up. On the
Brooklyn bridge. in letters Of living nrs
thirty feet high. flashed tho words. "wel-
come. Dewey" while simultaneously from
the shores Of the EAs, and North rivers.
Staten and Governors islands. red nrs
Eiowsd and put,ered, sending up fan,assic
caQuds OF smoke turning the color Of the
water into sea OF iurid fame. and trans
forming the craft In the harboe into spsa-
ters.
Lion Cab Named.
The lion cub given Dewey wAs naned
by the admiral this afternoon on his cebiu
on the Olympia The admiral invited Cart
IArlberton. lieut. Bramby and Chaplain
Rceney into his cabin ana. lifting the hOx
90 tho table. said:
"Gentiemen. We must Give this nou-
hearted cub Q name. have decided 20
call him Chichester In memory Of my Eng
iish friend. Capt Chichester. Of the Brttish
cruiser 1mmortahte."
Admiral Dewey has not made Up his mind
what TO do with the cub.
Ensign c. E Ds,axorees. os The Royal
Greek navy. was presented ~ Admiral
Dewey by w. b. Bailey. chief engineer q
the New York. The Junior of1irers os the
New York ware presented NJ the sane tine
by Capt. Chadwick
Civil War Veterans Win pusaae-
COMMITTEES Of 100 citizens has sussrsso~d
Ernciens money 20 defray the expenses ss
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be headed by Gen. Howard. ara it= ranks
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