New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

him by his courteous and gracious bearing. Copies
% The letter which accompanied the cub were dis
trihuted by Mr. Beck among the newspaper men
present after the interview The letter was as TO
lows
philadelphia September 26 lS Sa,
Admiral Dewey Flagship Olympia, New ork Bay
SIR l have the honor to present you on behalf
Of Mr. Frank c. Bostock director general Of the
young lion horn IN Philadelphia since the opening
Of he National Export Exposition i symoohzes
strength and courage, qualities possessed ~ you ~
admiration Of ali your countrymen and II pleases
all it does US, TO Ionic YOU on TINS nappy ocTs
SG f o. gre g9' ras r5SS''' louis BECK.
IF Hagenha * Management
The cub vas given 20 All Ling, the olympia
Crine.o cook - be- taken care o. and shorty
aftoiward Mr. Beck appeared with eit oound
"IIse.orv Of the Spanish American War. contain
ing ON rho nvleaf the names NJ the two donors. An
Ling and Al Song tho ships cooks
When tho Admiral had gained hts cabin II be-
came almost impossible ~ SEQ bin Flag Lieu
tenant BUNNY told an corners that The Admiral
was 80 busy With his mail and other matters tna'
no could sec uo one. The other officer said me
same Thing. and they were kept saying r. all the
rest Of tho afternoon. one ~ those H"Apio'n'''
was a Young man named William Scott. the son
~ Mr. Scott Of the Union Iron Works. on The Pa
ci1c Coast whore tho olympia was built
VISIT or CAPTAIN BARKER
Probably the only exception to the inncxibe rule
was made I'm favor Of Captain Albert :
Iarkor Of the Navy. who commanded the Amer
lean vessels in the Philippines for while. He
came on, 10 the Olympia In civilians clothes on
lighthouse tender at o'clock and wa, NJ once
shown 10 Admiral Dewey's cabin. CAPITA barker
VINO Is acquainted with the Admiral. had not seen
him FOR several months. and he remained close'ed
with the latter for some time
From = O'Clock un;i the order was given IN me
evening TO pipe down. things gradually qule'eI
down ON the flagship and the visitors gradually
left her until She again presented her natural APP
poarance. As a matter Of fact there was not
large number Of visitors on board the snip AZ any
time during the day as none were admitted except
,tose who could show some good reason for being
tbe-o The crew Of the ship were about all day
and Of course they were pestered with questions
,nceasinclv They stood II well. however and did
M, seem 70 tire Of showing every detail OF their
gallant fighting craft to her guests
The ships log from a. m. to m vas as fol-
lows
clear and cool Moder e 70 sep r se 95ee5e from
+ chicago enterins ne CAV "yinS me nag 81
Rear Admiral H9wison orini" Tan
,n.baneed numbers with chicago az 40 At 10
ago ce g T., Of b iSS' guns s rom " his va
ssssi.h,,'d3 'I.Fs Dolphin dying nag Of the A.
.isfant Secretary Of the Navy, St"aming down the
Harhor Anchored following gun signals .
A g. KANANAJGH. Ensign L. ; y.
From # m TO D. m the log was as follows.
Fair cool. gentle br.ezc from west - Com
i.tt.er RIM, 'hicf. accompanied by captain Lam
hcrton and Lieutenant BrumN, cft sh. 10 make
,,i.i.l visit on Roar Admiral Philip. c0mmandalt
%.v,-york Navy Yard. Commanding officers I. s.
: Dolphin ana Brooklyn psid o9lciai Visit ON
alorr-.d, and delivered stores uudor hlreau ~
Navieafion p ". HARKlGAN. Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Brumbv. when asked hy Tribune
reportor what visitors the Admiral expected f"r
today said he knew that General Merritt OF ih'
ARM, commanding the Department Of me tas'.
,..,i4 nav his respects 20 Admiral Dewey some
line d1rinr ID, day ~ also eNpocisd MT H..
committee u charge Of me Dewey c"lefration ~
V..hincfon would be- on hand Ho did nor seem
80 bo sure whether il "1s tnc Governor or ~"
Nqvor who was 20 visit the Admiral to-day II -
known as % certainty. however. that Governor
Roosevelt intends 20 make his visit TO-DAY VIM"
H. Nav0r is 10 the Admiral AZ II o'clock TO-
morrow morning was arranged on InesaaN nf
rho subcommittee Of the Reception committee