Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-30

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in four brigades following. Other state
troops will march in the following order:
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia. Con-
necticut, Maryland, South Carolina, New
Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio. Ind-
ana, Mississippi, Maine Florida. Texas
and District of Columbia. Major Cen
eral Q. O. Howard, U. S. A.. retired. Will
command the unarmed part of the pa
rade.
The war veteran escort will consist o
the Medal of Honor and the Loyal LIE
gions. They will be followed by the vet
eran associations. Major General War
rem Keifer will be in command Of tn
veterans of the Spanish American wal
Colonel John Jacob Astor and staff wi
hold prominent position at the hea
of the veterans of the Spanish war. H
will command the Astor battery. Othe
organizations in line will be the Manhat-
tan and the Brooklyn volunteers of the
Spanish war.
When the admiral reached the parade
starting point it was all the police could
do to keep the crowd from overrunning
the carriage. The bands all started up
We're playing it, but the air could be heard
only once in a while for the tremendous
cheering.
Governor Roosevelt followed the ad-
miral's carriage to the starting point and
took up position nearby. The admiral's
carriage, drawn by four horses, was
driven to the head of the line.
AS the parade got into motion the
crowds applauded with all their might
the 250 men from the Olympia. "These
are the boys who did the trick" shouted
a gray-bearded man and this sentiment
met with full agreement of the throng,
who took up the shout Cheers for the
Olympia's sailors were still resounding
down the closely packed lines of spec
tators when a deeper, mightier shout
arose and was taken up and prolonged in
one thunderous sound as the admirars $
! carriage, in which was Mayor Van Wyck.
followed his ''men behind the guns bow
ing and smiling with barred heads to the
shouting multitude. 1t was a memorable
progress of the victor of Manila from the
tomb of the great general of the civil war
to the triumphal arch erected in his
honor.
The captains of the ships in the fight
at Manila were cheered heartily as they
passed. Captain Coghlan receiving per-
haps larger share than the others, fire.
quent shouts of "Hoch der KAISER"
greeting his appearance. while his BROTH
er officers Joined in the laugh the shouts
always provoked.
Admiral Sampson was; cordially receiv-
ed by the crowd and was repeatedly
cheered.
Richard Croker and Senator Depew in
carriage together We're applauded all
along the line.
Quite a demonstr tra ton in honor of Rear
Admiral Schley was made at the start
ing point and chers for him almost equal
led those given Dewey. He was kept
busy lifting his hat and bowling acknowl-
edgment Of the ovation he received.
Rear Admiral Phillip was another IA
vorite. His admonition to his men at
the battle of Santiago. don't cheer boys,
they are dying uttered when the Span
ish fleet was wrecked and sinking was
shouted at the bowling admiral time and
time again.
Dewey arrived at the reviewing stand
at Madison square at 40. The enthusi-
asm that greeted his appearance was
tremendous Several times crowds neaS>.
ly broke through the police lines in their
wild endeavor to get near the admiral.