The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-03
WKINLEY GREETS DEWEY.
II ,,niNGTON THOUSANDS CROWD 10
CHEhR THE ADMIRAL.

CHEhR TINE ADMIRAL.
Enthu,iastc ThronRs Lined His Route from
the Train to the white House Where He
Wa, Received by tho President and Sec
retary Long Reviewed a Civic Parade
from N Mimic Prov of the Olympia 81
Home. sweet Home" Affected Him to
T,nrs-sword to he Presented To-day.
NAsuiNGToN, Dot. 2.-Admiral Dewey came
to Washington to- night and was onciaily "si-
eomod to the capital by the freslueht oI 'he
United States and the Secretary OF the navy
The people OF the District Of 'oIumpla also
turned out in force to greet hlm' MS "eIcoiho
was enthusiastic and touched him' AS ZOE TO-
nights parade, the committee OF citlHehs III
charge ns isted from the first that the Washlne-
ton celebration was national one anu must 20
mazda NJ ain, pie IA possible. because smplioity
v.s benttIne the ca ital city Of a republic. The
parade therefore. vas Of the simplest kind ana
was exclusively civic turnout. To-morrow
afternoon the NJ itary and naval dem onstration
wifi take place and the Admiral will review
.odiers sailors aud marines from the east
mont OF the Capitol after the handsome sword
which bears the inscription. The Gilt OF tho
American People. has been presented him.
Admiral Dewey lived in Washington for
many years. and the ten years previous
IN his departure for Manila were spent al
most continuously here. His return. therefore.
was something like homecoming and he
was touched by the great outpourlng OF those
who camo to do him honor. Once during the
review when a hand played Home. Sweet
Home" the Admiral found it necessary
TO salute quickly. and as he withdrew
his hand from his chapeau he let it
IA ia
OF the people who gathered In tho
streets and in windows and on housetops In
Washington this evening had ever seen the
Admiral before. they tried to make him under
stand that they knew all about him and gave
him a welcome that was wildly enthusiastic.
From the moment he arrived until the time he
left the reviewing stand. with tho exception OF
the time spent in brief visit to the White
House, cheers for him were heard continuously
along tho line OF march,
Psnnsylvania avenue was jammad all the
way from the railroad station to tho White
House IL is a peculiar street in that IL ends
abruptly at the south side OF the Treasury De-
partment and does not begin again for two
blocks That part of Fiiteeath street on which
the Treasury faces joins the severed ends Of
the avenue. as every Washngtonian calls 1t.
The sidewalks OF this connecting high
way were packed. and after a while the
crowd became so great that 1t ran over
into the road. 1t was between the reviewing
stand and the point where the avenue begins
again a nd leads OH to the White House that
the crowd seemed thickest. But tho crowd
was thick everywhere. At times it overlooked
into the street with such force that the police
were powerless to keepa passageway. Every
body was good natured. however. and every
body was anxious TO see Dewey.
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