New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
DEWEY BRINGS HIS BRIDE HERE.
THEY GO DIRECTLY TO THE WALDORF
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THEIR STAY
HERE UNCERTAIN.

.s,.,-a, erd Mrs George Dewey Of Washington,
r,,ad IN this city last night and will probably
snend a day or two here staying al the
Waldorf-Astoria The Admiral and his bride
reached the West Twenty-third-st. Terry al %"
o,cIock having come from Washington on the
u-oshirgton and New-York express that left the
cani,sI a, 12:g and arrived at Jersey City at 60
they were driven quietly 20 the Waldorf-Astorla
where the couple spent the evening without MAX
ing an appearance
The Admiral and Mrs. Dewey got away from
washington without attracting attention They
1--WE 20 Sev-York in an ordinary chair car, the
Madeline which was the first car behind the en-
cine on the four-car train. Passengers VINO came
over Elihu Root among them. said that the Al
ro,ral and his bride were not generalIy recognized
by the other passengers TIL after fnaueiphia hau
haen nassed Then there was general desire on
ha nor NJ everybody in the whole train to see them
poorla hought chair car tickets for the purpose
., he,ng I'm the same car and others who didn't get
chairs walked through the Admirals car. Adiniral
and Mrs Dewey occupied chairs Nos 10 and Il.
Al the suggestion OF one OF the passengers d COL
lection was taken up In the other cars TO buy some
flowers TO present 10 the couple. out conferences
Nth the conductor showed them that no mowers
could be got till Jersey City was reached ana then
there wouldn't be time, 50 this wasn't done.
A rroup of the passengers got around the Ad-
ro,rai however. when he left his seat LOT re"
moments near Elizabeth and SILK hahuKefehei
xt-th "a
handful OF cigars were presented to him' ne ao-
cented them in a good natured way one o'u ma"
yrasped his hand and said TO him: Adnhra'' sd"
Won on the Olympia and in the parade want u
sav TO YOU may the Lord bless you
The Admiral saw the mans KIND ieehhss anu was
,,,ohlv Affected That's good" he SAID. i thahk
Won IN 20 and tell my wife
Shortly before Jersey City was reacheu oeo'e"''
poo, uho had purposely left the couple alone our
,ne the trim went and spoke 10 'heih' ".'o
vss considerable crowd in the jersey lily so
xyhen the train rolled in. waiting TO see the Aui'
-. Ms Dewey Boats were coming over win
so,nnu,ers and there were more people OUTSIDE the
$50 that separates the transhed from the genera
waiting room - IT,, hts
AS the train stopped the Admiral arose from ms
eco, and started with Mrs Dewey out OF the car
The crowd was waiting on the platform. ana az ne
stepped from the he was cheered. Inc nei -,
the crowd all dofred their hats. and the Admiral
uf,ed his As he walked down the PLATFORM tne'e
were more cheers and individual greetings Inc
Admiral looked the bridegroom. His race was
flushed and he smiled back at the crowd ana
answered their greetings by lifting his hat again
ard again Mrs Dewey also bowed and smiled.
] d. Kiley assistant station master escorted 'he
connie from the train 20 the Twenty -third-s''
,.rrvhoat ST Louis The crowd gave a hnai cheer
a. they both went down the gangplank 10 the upper
deck OF the ferryboat. and many OF them rushed sr
aboard for a moment no eet DETER io1n H. derk
al, side the big cabin and stood with hsr IN ilot
- ~ pfIot house hoping TO be alone. Inc crown
~ messengers followed. gathering In seniSmJt -
about the couple To q reporter the Au'i"a' '"N