The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

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ma, issasS Win Sssds minsdsd Win sos-
row sonu sA4 gray ha4As whS naschsd
past WITH - Aoi1 = step ~ shvssring
yssss rssmstssd Rounds ~ sppasss
vent out 20 the vSsssass ~ the epaassA
wss, wbo mustsrs1 - ersdisaAas aSmosss
for the Dassds.
0sAss Ds1sss - Ltss.
4 fsvmlAAbIs detachment In the line VS.
that 81 ~ International Nachtaisss fcI.
towsag . gssas as-lsca riAsd esosoa from
the washington ssvy gard. bearing the In.
sernltcn: we make the gvns fos
Dewey"
TSs cssbSiie societies os shs d:ssncs msAs
= spsclai effort 70 % honor TO sbs admiral
snd with excellent results, for thStr co1-
tiassns Was one Of the mast numerous aad
effective 10 the column. Thsy bare great
iiiuminssed egoOss. Many Of the orders
we're n uniform and Ill @sschsss carried
flaming re- torches.
Ths tsstss carriers baA 81 % the tooai
postal cssS n the, abiass Win 6BsetsSs
tight, spsi;inG words Of welcome 10 Dewey.
One VI thsis features wsa . gigantic u.
Iumisstsd sevsIeps addressed 70 A1mSst
George Dewey. Msa.is. ssd 1'ssksd Ne.
turned u WaSAlGSsoa."
The German s0essstss beA 3 moss credit
abis representation end sltsgstnss the csvSs
Dsssds was . worthy oas. ~ the rear Of
the column pAaDs1 the pubic fell IN bsnind
and passed before the ssviswisS STAND fos
IN hour 10 Sst glimpse ~ thsir ssro.
Cssv1 SpssssA ne Ssssssssss.
Ths crowd wss - eager 20 sss Dswsy
that fbsy spoiled the effectiveness ~ this
part m the arrangement by Nsshtns
through the Ropes snd suss:Ds about the
srsnd Stsn1, where they save vent 70 Wild
cheering snd sossy dsmonstsstisM shss
completely upset mis- pan Of fbs ssvt~w,
Admiral Dewey ssvs fsequsss scksowts1g-
mseN 20 the cheers for him ana. seeing
that the review bsa lost ~ Abt,scuvs snss.
sctsS - PROCESSION. quilted HE place ear
", and with the president, followed ~ he
asSmbsSs Of the estxsst, left the stss1.
the admiral proceeding 20 ne home ~ hts
bostsss. Mn McL4AD, sn1 sofne Of the
eshsss accompanying the president 20 the
Write House, The Dsoesss0s Was In line
for & half hour ibt1s, and there were fire.
agsDt ssIotss In tsnoranes u shs s1mlSsys
absence.
Mrs.. MsLsss's 0S0s TsssS1 over.
II Was 30 9cioeh wsss the fss.spsd ~
cipsBi ~ the dsy's demonstrations reach.
I'd the residssce Of Mrs. Washington Mo-
Lean, mother Of tbs Demoesstie candidate
for governor ~ ono, on X street. facing
vsnsxut square, Ne wa~ accompanied BY
cbalrmss Moses. his two s,dss, Lesss
Dsumby ana Caldwell. ssl h.s soa 0sorss.
arriving ut tb~ sssne time. The admiral
was met at tho head Of fhs staircase by
Mrs, Mclean snd her daughters Mrs.
Haaen snA Mrs.. Ludlow. ssA her ssssdsos,
Capt. FssdeS.ch BssGsr. MO Mclean vel
coined The admiral and turned over the
houss 10 hin for hk mse during he stay
In Washington.
Gets . Mseh.sssAs1 Nest,
Ma MeI~sn and ths members of her
family thsn left. going 30 her country resi-
senes, Beaver. In tbs suburbs 81 WASH
snsson. The admiral hsA arrived sooner
than Wa sspsc'sd. ana before q crowd
had coiisetsd. Presently the nsopis swSsd
In on al sldss, and fos spme time would
not believe the of,csrs who said the al
mirsI was inAds. 4 band came 10 snA
sefsnsded the admiral. me crowd cbe~rsd
and chesfed and finally Dewey appeared nj
the window and bowed his scknowiedg.
msnis Cries Of Speech. speech" we're
heard on every side. but net with no re-
sp0nsc. Luncheon was served by 30
o'clock and then tho admiral retired.
Crowds fingered about the house for some