The Portland daily press., 1899-10-02

ing was superb. Aa their colors passed
the Admiral uncovered. The reaoiars
came next. As they marched by General
Merritt stood up with the Admiral ana
Mayor Van WICK remained standing
until the regulars had passed. While the
regulars were going by. some one over in
the Hoffman house sent beautiful bunch
Of orchids to the Admiral. He received
II graoiously, removed bis hat and bowed
his Acknowledgment There was a bat
talon of mounted ARTILLERY with several
huge slegs guns. 1he mass of art tiIlery-
men marched as Infantry and showed to
slight DISADVANTAGE rs such. The light
artillery brought up in the rear Of the
regulars. Then way down the line a
burst OF cheers announced the coming Of
Governor Roosevelt. The Governor was
attended by his sttff. He was not In uni
form. The mounted band WAS feature
Of the parade. The squadron made fne
appearance
The second brigade. Brigadler General
McLeer commanding, came next. The
2bth regimens OF Brooklyn, Col. A. o.
Smith, was at the head Of the line, fol-
lowed BY the i4th which made a good
impression. While the second regiment
was passing Admiral schley, accompanied
by Captain Couehlin, Levi p. Morton
aud DR.. Depew left the reviewing stan q
and nro,eedsd along the line to the Fifth
avenue hotel. Admiral Sshlsy as
watched WITH eager interest by the crowd
and until be passed out Of sight he was
loudly cheered. There was an elaborate
display Of kite flying during the review.
Suspended Immediately over the review
ing stand and at a great height was an
immense American flag. 1t v-as held up
by five kites. Another line of kites held
q series Of pennons In tho natic7al colors
while other lines held flags and streamers
Of various sorts. 4 he wind was lust
strong enough and the sunlight sufficient
to bring out beautiful effect. Admiral
Dewey expressed himself pleased with the
display.
The 6Sth regiment, Buffalo's crack
command, was well up to the front Of the
fourth brigade. The men marched splen-
didly. While this command was passing
Admiral Dewey complained of being
chilled and his coat was handed him.
The 22d regiment, Colonel Franklin
Bartlett, made tine appearance Its
marching was firss class and several times
the Admiral removed his chapeau as 1t
passed.
Kisses FOR THE SEVENTH.
The reception OF the 9Th regiment at
the reviewing stand was more cordial
than expected. There were some hissss
anu some derisive calls but the cheering
was easily the loudest. The Seventh as
it swung into the limo at Grants tomb
was hissed by number of people, but tine
hissss were drowned by applause given
to Co. A, for Its tine marching. A man
on the sidewalk shouted:
s'We're cheering your marching; nos
your fighting"
When the green plumes of the Goth regi-
ment were seen coming up behind the
seventh regiment cheer went up Sons
impatlence was manifested by toe halt
Ing OF the last company of the Seventh.
''Get out Of the way, make way for
soldiers who fight" was the shout.
The Irishmen were loudly applauded
and they marched With much skill At
59th street and Fifth avenue the Seventh
was Kissed. People In the Netherland,
Savoy and Plaza hotels ohsered but the
Kisses rose above the cheering, The MEM
bsrs OF the regiment looked nsithsr to the
ON.
The Goth was given an ovation as 1t
passed the reviewing stand. Major VIII
liam Bates commanded the 7lst. The
Regiment was cordially welcomed. The
Admiral took OF his hat TO the command,
Captain David Wilson and his second
battery closed this brigade.
The naval militia troops made fine
display. They compared very favorably
with the sailors of the deet. They
marched splendldly. The Old Guard. in
striking uniforms. closed the New York
state display.
The Pennsylvania troops received a
royal welcome when they reached the
state and reviewing stand. Somebody
in the state stand proposed three chesrs
for Pennsylvania just af ter the governor
had passed. They were given with viii.
The Pennsylvanians lived mp to their ma
tional reputation as soldiers SO far ss
their appearance was concerned. Two
companies of colored troops among the
Quakers soldiery received much applause
as they passed.
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
The GREATEST applause given to any of
the military organizations was aosordsi
TO the ZENITH Pennsylvania regiment
which got hack from the Philippines a
short time ago. This regiment marched
in the regulation khaki uniforms. those
they wore during their service before
Manila. The colors, torn to tatters, set the
crowd wild with enthusiasm. Admiral
Dewey uncovered to the colors and nod
ded his head sympa thetioaliy. The men
marched like veterans
The New Jersey troops followed the
Pennsylyanias and were fine body of
men. Gov. voorhees, with his staff stool