The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-02

aud white duifofmE, came next Theii
marching was SUPERB As their color.
passed the admiral uncovered.
The regulars came nestAs thty march.
ed by General Merritt stepped up with
the admiral and Mayor Van Wyci and re-
maincd standing unit. tine regulars had
passed while the fcgu5rs were eoine
by. some one over o. thc HOFFMAN house
acnt a. beautiful bunch or orchids to tbe
admiral He received 9, gracefully and
turning about. removed bis hat and how
ed his acknowledgment
There wa a battalion of mounted artn-
lery with several huge asire guns. Tho
mass OF artllorymen marched as infantry
and showed 20 slight odvantace as
such. The light artiller5 brought up the
rear as regulars Then way down the
| line a burst Of cheers announced the
coming Of Governor Roosevelt. The gov
ernor was ATTENDED by as san. .le was
not I'M uniform Following came squad
/ ron a. led by the squadrons band, MOUNT
Ia Then came the 23rd roriment OF
brooklyn ana the "a th eiment
While the second ree mcnt vas passing
Admiral sohley. accomp- MED by Captain
Coahlan. Levi p. Morton and Dr Depew
left the reviewing stand and proceeded
along the line TO the tiiih avenue hotel.
Admiral Schley was watched with earer
interest by the crowd and until he pass
ed out Of sight he was loudly cheered. He
seemed a great favoriie.
There was an elaborto display Of kite
flying during the review. Suspended inn
mediately over the evening and at
great height was an immense American
flag held by five kites. Another line OF
kites held a series OF penaants In the
national colors, while other lines held
flags and streamers Of various sorts The
wind was just strong enough and the
sunlight sufficient to bring out a most
beautiful effect. Admiral Dewey noticed
the flags and expressed himself as well
pleaced with TIE display While tho 65th
regiment OF Buffalo was passing Admiral
Dewey complained of being chilled and his
was handed to him.
The 22nd regiment made "a lne appean-
ancc. and several times the admiral re-
moved his chapeau as they passed.
SEVENTH REGIMENT ORDEAL
Everybody was speculatinr as to the re-
cepton of the seventh regiment the
reviewing stand II was more cordial
than expected. There was some kissing
as the regiment passed the tand and
some derising calls, but the cheering at
this point was easily the loudest
AT seth street and Fifth avenue the
seven,., was hisse1. Feope nthe Neither
land. Savory ana .aza hotels rheered.
but the Kisses rose above tho cheering
The members of the reeiment looked
neither TO the right nor ,o the left, but
marched stolidly on.
The list regiment was cordially well
coined. The admiral tool, on his hat to
the command as Il passed.
Tho naval militia Of sno state troops
made a magnihcen display The old
guard, resplendent In white coat, blue
trousers and bear skin shlbps. closed
the New York state display
The Pennsylvania troor received a roy
"a! welcome when they reached the view
Ing stands Somebody 'iu the state stand
proposed three cheers for Pennsylvania
inst after the governor had passed. They
We're given with q will The Pennsylvani-
ans lived up to their national reputation
as soldiers. so FAR as their appearance
was concerned. Two companies OF color
ed troops among the Quaker soldiers re-
celved much applause as they passed. The
greatest applause given 10 any OF the mill
tary organizations was accorded 10 the
crack Pennsylvania regiment which got
back from the Philipl mes a short time
ago This regiment marched in the re-
guiatiOn khaki uniform which they wore
during their service before Manila. The
colors, torn 10 tatters, set the crowd Wild
with enthusiasm.
Admiral Dewey uncovered TO the coIors
and nodded his head sympatheucaIy. The
men marched as veterans should and
while every man I'm the regiment wanted
to see Dewey Il was not discipline and
the regiment marched as one man.
straight ahead, "eyes front"
The New Jersey troops followed tliose
from Pennsylvania and were magnl-
hcent body OF men as fine as any in the
column. Governor Voorhees, did not
march at the head OF inc New Jersey
troops With mis- stan he stood in front o
the state stand opposite Admiral 1ewey.
while his men went by. New Jersey had
two naval reserve battalions and one
troop Of cavalry In une. Next to the
reception TO the tenth Pennsylvania was
that TO the Georgia troops VINO marched
by with state and national colors haying
To the tune OF Dixie. They were loudly
cheered
The Connecticut troons were a pictur-
eSque lot. several companies wore the
brilliant uniform Of colonial days. There
were also tyo companies a wheel.
Just after the Georgia troops began pas
sing the reviewing stand Admiral Dewey
sat down for the first time and remain
ed seated a moment OF two.
Connecticut had ono OF tho largest bod.
les OF troops IN line
Maryland was we'll represented with its
dandy NTH" commanded by Colonel
Frank Marcoe. A splendid band Rt the
head awakened loud applause with Mary
lasd, my Maryland and Dixie. This state
had also the fourth regiment, Colonel
willard Howard commanding II was
close rival 10 the NTH.
South CAROLINA had large and varied
representation.
Ohio followed with Governor Bushnell
at the head This state had the fourth
ana fifth regiments and some unattached
troops and a gatling gun battery These
troops served in the Spanish-American
war and recently ala riot work IN CIeve-
land.
SIX HUNDRED VETERANS.
On account Of the controversy over
the place 10 be given 10 the q. A. r. or
tion Of the guard would be Ike and how
many men would defy Kays canaetaoin
Thousands who we're otherwise weary
and would have left tho riyiewing stand
and other Dlocag Waitqd 70 see C.auoro1