Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-09-27
DEWEY Ar NEW YORK.
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! iloT. Capt. Lambtftoh anu ''i' W. y
7 proud of the Olympia ana we wanted
enough time at our anchorage 10 fHb
hcl. down and make her look Srick ana
/ span"
The Olympia looks as smart as Il
Yacht The anchors We're hardly down
hacore details Of the crew were wash
ing The ships white sides and touching
;Ip the stains with paint.
The admirars first business was to
( send an officer ashore with kilograms
for the navy department, Mayor Van
Wvck and Gen. Bait, field announcing
the arrival He then spent most of the
morning in looking over the ncWSp3-
pcrs ana receiving reporters. He was
! lust finishing midday breakfast when
\ Sir Thomas Upton called upon him.
I With Sir Thomas We're Dr Mackay
and other visiting Englishmen.
II suppose you have come for the
tea" said Admiral Dewey, referring to
Sir Thomas Lipton's gift Of five pounds
of tea TO each man on the ship while
he was at Colombo.
mo. you're are welcome to that if
anybody can drink it, replied Sir
Thomas.
The admiral and the owner Of the
| cup challenger had a 15-minute tolk.
( - ~ lholilb7 -" 10 =
/ olympia nan Il hulurtu 81 the a"lp =
crew forward cheered the baronet
/ Il couldn't stop them cried Admiral
/ Dewey. waving ms mana al Oh l"''it
I as. lhe9 ha''ii any Vi u
| that"
Admiral Dewey then mad a success
sion of notable callers. Rear Aulllltdl
Sampson. with capt. ChadWlck' ms
/ chief Of staff. and Lieut.. commando:
/ WinslpW came on tn" Dolphin When
the dispatch boat was mile away /,
began firing an admiraiS salute ana
the Olympia replied with rear au-
mirafs salute "1 - guns l ne i,"li'ilii
anchored near 'he 'lynlpia anu i.1ai
Admiral Dewey ap', i-"'I'p'. 'o'''
Lieut.. Hrulhhy' aEu 'Hr "IIIr'IS y -
deck the luIl marine rlard "'ld PIT"
being raraded- If "iiit'IS "1Ii' I"
IL" aGmlrti clplh.
itrAf Anliia' 9ail'l'S"' S''' ''4al I
| was delighted WIN tAc eNldthl S"uu
/ h"Al'h n A'lil'ii"l i,'"'E I'LL" i.
| the adlhlfai lhat hc l"'hcu N.Y. IN
younger thah HlcSI p TN l'oi 'l'lt l'i"'''
him ont 10 ne- iittF -AdiHlIdl 7dh'p-
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m hour. ana after returning 70 ITS
Dolphin, ne sald:
| Admiral Dewey lS H'liSHteu' -"
every one a"oaiu' !" Ic'''i' 'i'' ''',
| shores again. ne = hiurH move" "F
the great klndhesS ana thth,s'dSI.' VI
the people ana th'uSh shfiiihIis II o"'
TOO much cefthloH! anu pun, Ui9i,i"'
feels deeply the REGARD "l NhIcH tii491
NJ = 4 y
| presses himself p'cclSelY as Il man VI
his line and modest temperament may
a., ,-r,.t.J Tn do The country
,'' 'Nl' 80 -,,,i+i... ~,
h"nors IN MN lh'SH iiiic iu""''U u
well as those Sterner ones Whlch nave
ri,.,, his his fame"
S'''
| Rear Admiral Sampson had hfSl letrHt.'
,f Admiral BcWry'S arrival at the Brook
.t. r ,,.,,,. .,ho,,t H.
'EA navy -"i", "4'' az -.
n'ciuCk. it #rc Roar Adlhifal ramp. 9o"H
after Rear Admiral Sampson hud gone.
- - ,t,+rl J,biiin ,.,r,,ea1 dnyyu H..
I''i -''''''' - ''''iF y,
bay IN trr NaTketta ana PAM ~ "llc'-,
r.,il attended bv Commander J. ID. j
.~t ,. i, t,,i,..1.... ..,l,,., ,,,,. Il 1,
N'i!- ''' ''''
fired In thi+ case, by request oi Rear - -
miral Philiu Admiral Dewey received
.,.,.., .,.t;,.i.l ,.f.it. III ,tndro4s unirnrrn
| "' ''N H..
br. Sahhorh "i ihc pert phNSltiith Il
T. |
n.. ,......,. t,l.,-.,, III tba rretr wv .--
"'' i''i''
ih'n ht,r iEhh"id ltV'r- some ~ lh'
eases drr cpuvulcaccnt ana AN uf them ar,
~ , ,,;lI t,, ,c.,rtin.s VI ~ p.rr-
n i,''" = '''' '' ,''''-'
th" +hlp + surgeon. 10 one his di,.I :
The fever ana with this rxccption tEt
,tI..r. .,,,.i ,,,,r;,,..., .,,.. ,-aI !. paro.
= a''''''0 ~" 'i''' 'i''9 II
IS unable /" account Tor IN" presence -
typhoid fever on the shin. The cases ar,
mar r,,,,..r,,,s ~. ..rio,,. .ro,,b tn cam.
NY ~
nm alarm. anu II IS pr"b'ib.' thhl IN
SEX men VIII be taken ashore TO hospi
tai, tomorrow
Ge'rS" BldWcIl. tn" collector OF IN
, port, Postmaster Van Colt ana several @
me custom mouse Once stan visited th'
re- admiral ana Wer" personally conductr,
a around the snip by INN.
MI da$ tugs, SalIpodtS ana excursion
steamers cam" up near the Olympia, an
everybody who asked was permitted o.
come on board. Srnv of the parties ol
+ siGhtsrcrs We're invited by the officer o
, the deck to come up the SangWay. Th,
4 Oiympia's anchorage was rather lonely
. place and altogether not great many
vessels made a point of going there. Il
is however near the main ship channel
Z The North German Lloyd steame,
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