The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-02
ON TO WASHINGTON.
Dewey Prepares For the Next Num-
Der on Programme.

New York, oct. Admiral Dewey
rose early this morning and began
preparations for his departure at
o'clock for washington After a hght
breakfast, during which he chatted
with the members Of his family, the
admiral expressed himself as DeiLs
much refreshed after the falsulIs -. II
cidents of the past week Inc auli I--' -
saw no visitors this morning Dul kept
TO his rooms, attending 70 some Pc Pc
Ronal business until ABOUT II y CiOSA
when, with the party escort1hS MN MN. "
started for drive before prOceeu11s ~
the railway station -, NJ
Admiral Dewey has received SO many
letters of welcome and congratu l a.
since his arrival in the United states
that he finds it impossible to answer
them as he would wish. He thereIors
sslrz the press to convey his acknoW-
7e5e-erDant of their receipt and MS
fhanks for the kindness ana sOoU
wishes of his many friends N
1TaV5or Van Wyck called about ~
o'clock and had a short talk Win inc
admiral, whom he bade gooo y - = 1.a1yA
before he allowed the mayor 10 - -,
,. 5-.t~a1 Dewey told him to thaIlA ~
-o~-71a Of New York for MIN TOT ~ 1-
Roorlrsble demonstration IN nus 49, -
1T was magnificent, se --- a-Decta-
,,fral and far exceeded my
Adniral Dewey and party Citv.
che naval tug Nina 10 JSSI7-S5-11,a1sia
where they boarded 1ii 60 Washington
railroad train Iea
when Admiral Dewey LETT I me, the
orf-Astoria to go TO JeIseS ,iIiDqs of
-, nd window sills and raining ~
- Lo,1ses between the emu % 1h-.e-t
trtsT on Thirty-third street a. ions
aVrerue were filled with peoPle TTif+h
to catch a glimpse OF MN acb side of
avenue the line extended eSICN -DsoDle.
80 street being filed with 80
NTsrnbers of the committee y - I,a[y-ev
..-sonallv escorted AdInli d - -
e1---07,eyb the two days celebI -
l4Ie5 in the hotel before u o cl l,1,.5
- ,--sra St. Clair MckelWeis' = a -.
G-oi-ar ax-tSov. Morton, W N, n
W w. Foster and lanes 5;e He is
senator Depew was lhl9slIi9- = sr,a-
- e., washington however on d - y
ciaI train during the aIteIii 49,
~,~asent at the ceremonies - 5r,754-aI
~ 80 committee went UP 70 -1ADLlI-l- -
,,--e,-,e room with some OF lLie -,
80 If The washington coi1A1 N ~
which is to escort the e- I-+1,. Pedfeld
lf+s1 These were Senator Ne I5l;,.5
Proctor of Vermont, comma ~
and John Jay Edison y-.7 +bo local
Mr. NTcKelway, who headed inc IL
-o1 ~ went through no 1orIlall's'
Simply I isI8a3 here is the admiral"
ADMIRAL Dewey bowed and VIl .s,liS 81 h
- If he was ready TO 90 ne 7t..L-+-7
was and he and Ar- E1Iso-- HIS son
down stairs to his caTIlas7-
George Dewey followed ,. r,,+ Of
T-be admiral and his son came - II
- totaI together and Mr.. EdSOl lls--l 1
- the admiral into his carnage
c~ov-d Immediately recognized tA-S -
977fraI who was in civilian c!o tIeS' -
a great cheer went up AdIalra- De'' -
bowed his ACKNOWLEDGING l ~ ,-faeA
George Dewey got into the cafIls 80
a15 tben Mr.. Edison entered oa.l ~.
%-1reard of the Olympia, was Oh Inc
seat with the driver .s.,. - enc
The police cleared the mlddle OF -
street and the carriage starIe1 N
tT1,e~s vas renewed cl eering ana We-N-
- ~ bandkerchiefs nd flags ana the
ADMIRAL took off his hat and smlleu'
Then the carriage stopped as ar. -. -
sou told the driver to wait Tor the oInei
carriages .,--,t, he
The crowd tried to break thIou es II n. -
7,oIfce lines when the carriage was stop
Ta1 hut the police managed to 1orce tilS
people back again The cheel4Hs "3'7
The ffret carriage after that OF Ad-
,,froI Dewey contained MI ana MIS-
CLsYIes Dewey and Senator Proctor the
second Can't. COghian and MIS- Cosn-
Ian and Commander Baird; the lhlIu
cant and Mrs. I4ambertoni the Lout II
Lieut. Brumsby and Ensign CaluW5 . -
and the fifth. the two Chinese servants
An the way down the avenue TO
rTventv-fifth street the admlral al
TixaI was awaited by huge crowd
As his carriage came along the people
cbeered him again and again, the ad-
s1i~aI acknowledging the greeting by
raising his hat and bowling. Inc car
ees drove down Twenty nIUh street
10 fbs river where the admiral boarded
the naval yard tug Nina
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