Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-01
PRESENTATION OF LOVING CUP.
Parade Was Preceded by nm interest
ing Early Morning Ceremony
at City Hall.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3e-The second day
OF New York city's official welcome 10
Admiral Dewey opened cool and clear.
There was hardly a cloud in the sky and
the temperature was just low enough 10
keep the crowds on the move for warmth.
Many people were out at r,Irrfse' to Sc
cure desirable points from which to view
the parade, but lower Broadway nas well
filed with those who were anxiofis 10 have
look at Dewey on his nay 70 yeeity hall,
whether s.4sF~-sere TO seesfle great parade
or - -=-s-zssr
The first ceremony to-day vas the pre-
sentation al the city hall Of a gold loving
cup 20 the admiral b. Mayor Van Wyck
On bshalf Of the city Of New York At
O'Clock the police boat. Patrol. with a
special reception committee on board, made
MP Of 81. Clair McKelKay. William Nc
Adoo. Levi p. Morton, Cfauneey N De.
pew. Richard Croker and Warren NJ Eos.
Yer. started for the Olympia The admiral
boarded the Patrol. which steamed 10 rlE
Battery, where the admiral, sccOmpzaied
D ine reception committee. escorted by
S4uzdro1 a and detzIi Of mounted police
proceeded up Broadway 20 th- city hall
Al along the street Eere cheering crowd.
and CITY hall pax vas dltsd TO the liuil
sith people who shouted noisy Welcome
As Dewey came II sight
Goyern0r Roosevelt. accompanied by hi.
adtutant general. Avery L.. AndreSs. nd.
orderly. and Seth Low. were among th-
nrst 20 arrive al the city hall for The rre.
senta-ion ceremony Tasy got there = fes
minutes after O'Clock. and were rsE,ered
into the mayors Office The mayor mad
ance a few minutes later. Then CANE Ad.
rniraI Philip. Colonel TreadweI. Csutair
Asa walker and Charles H Knox. A few
minutes later Rear Admiral SchIey came
In In full dress uniform and was rec-fye,]
By General Howard Carroll In a shor,
time the mayors ofice filed up with mill
form Admiral Schley was The csurer .,
attraction and he was kept busy shaking
hands with those who were Introduced "a
In captain CoshlaH, formerly of the
Ealetgn, came in and was greeted with
Hoch der Kaiser" RE smiIingly respeud-
ed and shook hands all round
II was so O'Clock VIXEN the tread of the
cavalry was heard, and the people in the
mayors Office looked out to see Troop A,
followed by the carriages with the admiral
and committee.
retary Downes. and Mayor Van wyck and
his secretary hastened to tile platform ir
front of the building, where the presenta.
tion was to take place The mayor had
Dewey came up stairs The admiral walk.
ed over to the mayor, and with a hearty
good morning" shook him warmly by
Captain Lsrlberton, Lieutenant Rrrrru by
with Chauncy NJ Depew. Levi p NortoT
and Richard Croker. followed. and ther
Game inc OlitT OtIlceTs OF the olympia and
the remaining members of the Committee
By this time the military and naval ON
GERS IN the mayors office, and the prom.
inent citizens realized that Dewey had
come, and made a rush for the platform
There was danger OF IL being overcrogded
and Captain Copelafd, OF the CITY Hal
squad, closed the gates, shutting out Ad.
niiral Schley. Captain Eoghlan, Captain
Walker, Captain Dyer. Governor Roose.
Welt and other prominent persons who ar.
rived a minute late.
Rear admiral Schley climbed over the
gate. and he was followed by the other
naval officers, but Governor Roosevelt re-
manned behind. One of his staff rushed ur
to Captain Copeland, of the police squad
and whispered. the governor feels slight
D."
-he gate was opened again, and Colonel
Sevelt took his place within the in
-e. 80 frs
ral Dewey evineed-a a desire to shake
18th all the naval officers, and in
hem tn the mayor. He aimos,
IT Admiral Sehley, and he pat
Coghlan on the back.
aeted Schley. the crowd sent