Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05
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Marching Thous ands Pass in i
view Before Dewey.
VIEWED BY a CHEERING MULTITUDE,
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and Private g itizen. IN Line--rhe 8
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New York, Oct. 2. turday brought
to q close the celebrations in honor Of
Admiral Dewey. The presentaa ton OF
the loving cup, the gift Of the city Of
New York, took place earl in the fore
noon. The great event Of the day, the
land parade, was witnessed by.a multi tt
tude Of persons, who t hronged every
available place. In the evening the
crews Of the Olympia and other vessels
of the fleet were entertained at
smoker at the VALID OFF ASTORIA. ~
miral Dewey was very tired at thesends
of the parade. He. was driven atsonce
to 1.-THE residence Of M ana Is Boldt, Of
the Nal dorf- Astoria, orted BY quad.
ron A and ACCOMPANIED by Mayor Van
Wyck. He dinedSwith his heutenants,
Rr,lmhv and aldweu ii. ga tlmiral Dewey
did not attend the 'ssmok er. VI was
feeling too fatigued to leave his apart
ments. and retired at 10:15 o'clock.
4 FIRST Ceremo ny OF nay.
The first ceremony r,5 Saturday at was the.
f,,reeen !, zion at the5city la lSofz a gold
1nving cnn 70 the ad miral 81. Mayor. Van
IU,cE IN. hehalf of thes city of New
sYorl At.seyen o'clock the police boat
p.+rol With snecial reception com.
mittee on board made up Of st. Clair
McKelway, William McAdoo, Levi p.
Morton, Chauncey NJ. Depew, Richard
Croker and Warren M. Foster started
for the Olympia. The admiral board-
ed the Patrol, which steamed to the
Battery.
The admiral, accompanied by the
reception committee and escorted by
SQUADRON A and detail of mounted
nnlice proceeded up Broadway to the
a;+1, L,,il All .1o,,r tho street were
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cheering acrOWds anu lily TAT Ill pairs
was filled to the limit with people, who
shontinu n noisy EN- husiastic welcome
- 800. u, III
as - - = : =
Dewey and schlleysstChce re s.ssss s5s
4 Admiral Dewey eYineed IA desire to
shake hands with alls@the naval off off
GERS, and introduce them to theamayor
He almost Rugged Rear AdmiralSchley,
and; Patted Capt. Coghlai1n on the the
back
AS Dewey greeted Schleyt the cr ro We
sent up cheer after cheer TOT DeWey
and sSchley
Loving Cup Presented ed
As soon as the greetings We're were over,
the mayor began his speech, presenting
the city's loving cup. E, 81 ,ls
When the mayor had concluded Adj
miral Dewey began to reply by say
ing:
It would be quite impossible for me,
Mr. Mayor, to express IN word IS
At TINS point ne was Interrupted Wlth
cheers and ne began again:
!. would be quite impossible to express esl rs
ali these honors one after the. other.that
beautiful cup. the freedom Of the city, this
great magnificent reception ] cannot say
t Mat want nut speahi III r -
command at Mania. I thank YOU from the
bottom of my heart. =.
After the formal ceremonies Admiral
Dewey went about shaking hands with
his friends.
Dewey Honors His CAPTAINS aims
"Come here, all you captains, he
said, addressing the naval captains in
present. Then he introduced each to
the audience present Capt. Lam q &
ton, of the Olympia, he cried; Capt.
Wildes of the Boston; Capt. Coghlan
of the Raleigh; Capt. Dyer OF the. Bal
timore;: Capt Wood Of the 2Petrel;; Capt.
Walker of the Concord.
When the captains s. had all assembled SCI 3,
he waved his hand towards s. them q zen and !
said: ~ s4A 7
These . are the men who did It. Ih hes
are the men who should DC thanked t
Without them could do nothing
sss Great re Parade 'Grs''dl Started.
The. head of the parade started from
Grants tomb at 11:15 a. m.
I At the given signal, the platoon Of
police advanced, clearing away the.
crowds that soyerfoWed over into the,
street. Some little distance behind, on
a bay horse, rode Maj. Gen. Charles i e.
r.. Roe, N. G.. N. Y !, ollowed by his
staff. Then came Sohsa's band playing
a spirited air and behind it came q bat
n