New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
OK THE STATE STAND.
On THE STATE STANU.
SENATOR'S AssEMBIYMEN AND OTHER
POLITICIANS VIEW THE PARADE.

The people fortunate enough to have seats III
the state stand opposite the stand IN which AZ
niraI Dewey reviewed the parade. had AN eNccp-
tionally fine view. and watched the AnInlrai
a: close range Doe faced the paradlns COZ
umn. They saw the unfailing Difference which
the Admiral paid TO the colors borne by the IeEl-
ments az they went by. They witnessed win
great mcrrimcnt the Admrals grim humor "h'"'
on three different occasions be nudged Mayor IAN
Nyck in the ribs 10 remind him that II was 'H"e
10 uncover. as the coors were passing ana t"'3
noticed the single Instance when, tho Admiral
attention being distracted by those behind him.
MAYOR Van Wyck turned the tables on the Ad-
miral and rudscd him to remind him
The state stand contained large number OF
well known politicians aud their friends from all
over the state. Senator John kalnes was ch""-
man OF the committee having general oversight
Of the stand. and he was busy all the afternoon
Some Of those on the stand were Congressman
Serene +. PAYNE. Of Auburn. s Frederick Nixon, Of
Chautauqua. Speaker Of the Assembly. Senator
Wilcox OF Auburn. Justice Wllmot VI. Smith. OF
the Supreme Court; Controller Morgan. the he'
DR. f. c. Iglehart Assemblyman Sprague' OF SUM-
van County. Senator GoodsoH. OF orange county .
ex-Congressman b. b. Odell. jr., Of Newburg; CITY
Attorney G. l.. Warning. Of NewDurg' County clerk
William c. Taggart Of Newbufs Assembly man
TAYLOR j. Eldrdge Of Warren County, James
Emerson OF Warren County; Assemhlymen Ora
ham and Beden. of Orange County; Colonel Ar'hle
3, KaXf.r of Elmira otis Cutler, OF Rocklhiu,
Senators Davis ana Marshall. Of brooklyn, George
II Roberts jr Of Brooklyn Daniorth T. Ans
worth OF OSWcgO. AS~e mhlymau cotton, OF ibIovh-
lyn. Abram &. Crosby. Of Delhi; Assent lyman AN 4,
tcll. Of Delaware County. Charles a Nh"ti'I' Oh
Druosft. David ). Booth, Of Delaware county, 81
Dcr,.lsOr G.. Goodrich. Of Auburn, {. g. ADAMS, OF
Auburn. Or Conway. OF the I)emocrauc Stale
Committee r. Ross Appleton. OF BrookyH' Jo"iss
e. I1,ill.rt Of Brooklyn. Captain j. VI. Dlrh'\, OF
%.wIurp. Assemblyman otto Kelsey, of Living
stou County: A-scmbiymau Gardiner, or N'Sl-
chester County: senator Davis, Of BuHAo, Judge
Dickcy OF Brooklyn. Congressman y = loHpkiiS'
of R0ckiaud. Supervisor Frederick Howard, OF bul-
scmbiyman George Bingham. AcXander sloan *
Asscmblylnau Whittet. John l.. Romti Justice
Frank Iaughlin Justice Daniel J. keu"nek. tracy
6 becker william II. Love. cN-Assemblymall
Cornelius Couehlin. Dr Peoikr,, -. ~, -
senator simon Siberi Senator William +. Mackey'
/ All OF Buffalo. Senator and Mrs HaVcns. OF Sui-
folk. S,rator Jacob Rice OF Ulster. Sicnaior Nor
ton II Queens; George +. Matthews. OF me bui-
falo Express, William l.. Marcy, or Bundlo, cA-
senator H. n Mcmillan and George /. hrowncn,
OF Bufralo Senator Hobart Krum. OF Schohaile'
Senator Armstrong. OF Rochester. senator liksnS'
of clean an. Congressman James NJ h. O'Grady'
Of Rochester , .
caused by the bursting OF small water pipe under
the "Bo-ton' column. directly opposite tht re-
viewing stand At 1880 o'clock. There were q dozen
or more people I'm front ~ the column at the umr,
and when the pipe burst. and as me waller Ne"
A mounted police sergeant rode up TO II, ana Just
then the rent IN the pipe spread ana inc oHl't wa"
drcnched Ills horse plunged ana reared. hul Hii
not throw him. The spray reached the paI"dhs
soldiers and drenched the trouscr legs OF the pass
inc men There was not enough Of IT 20 cause a
break In the ranks. however Finally 4 poh'tilah
grabbed an old bag and Iammcd q corner OF IL
into the broken pipe and this stopped the break