New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
GOVERNOR SEES RESERVES.
NAVAL, M1L1TIAMEN THAT Sec
RErARY LONG HAD DECLARED
REPORT DISTRIBUTING THEN
rNCALLED FOR
FOR


MA, Reserve men on board the ',,.
,,ro which IS anchored of TompN'''S' -
'''''''' 49, hr,eb, and early yesterday mo'H.' nv.
,r Cor five coming OF Governor hoos 'L,.,, ma
i,,,er had announced his intention .. 49, OWN
Ncw-Hampshire as sooA as MS VIE"
MA was over. -, su,ahbed guns
"a ,ha naint and varnish on the i"'''g.
ar.ork rubbed until It shone. Inc 49,, I'm,
',,, nos exnected to take place aoou. - tho
,o,, before that hour the women ,,.'. Fan TO
NC and members Of the Naval MINI" -, he
orr,,e The list battalion Band was "la"" - ,hile
.,oL and PLAYED for several hou.' wal
qD"' nrde-ed about the ship, and the
.,,,.t.r,e, relieved the monotony OF '''''
,,aI, nv inpromptu cakewalks ana Vs9 corne
va, .,r s,,rt,d that Admiral Dewey "ou,"
Vim tho Governor. and the Na''' ,,h,le
sr', themselves UP straighter una" 49, riftv
~ .e,.o,s walked about with grave ia'e' A..
iheT oi"'',' W. -, Naval battalion had been u'-
members OF the ls' ->"'"
tailed to he ship ..,... launch was
.,,o,,, O'clock Admiral Dewey iaun', Wv.
" oo.hirq and there VAS mur'"" a
,,-tonrv Everybody crowded 10 LA +, was
dock Wien the launch was .,,r,oeo NJ de-
" 'NN - n,,.o come merely for the purpose VI
ry.riog a message. So the e'es"
.,,od themselves to another long Ni" .. ,o-
,,. -, tho Gun deck a discussion nad pee"
- -, bo,Y many shots ought TO be "ie' 90
,',..r,,r.s sllute dai the DOUBT t"'' h,
gov ,,.as COMPLICATED by the question ""''
'"S POM .n Adrniral and the Governor cd"'e
u, w, W. .,,s one suggested that the "oF''"o' .
na tho Admiral salute were e"o" -,
POW -s and that one salute ought ~ ''
both. ,,,,s launch came.
-, 49,, Governor and his party on poaiu' '.,
I ',rdod the assembly and the detah oI -" So,
,os., men were drawn up at atteh,iu.' ,;overnor
~ waller came forward 70 receive VA nlaycd
). vi M 51..trm"r came aboard the Danu P.iSooit
Governor Roosevelt wa M 4 "a urn
hands with each Of he onceIs il, saw something.
.,~o,v CAPTAIN Miller. l want ~ 80 mn, IN eX-
NV s,id Governor Roosevelt. ! wan WWovHi
ur,ss my appreciation 81 l'c ,bat ! want to
Militia IN the last war Not oi' fc mat since the
t has ireen no dcmoraza ton IN the M
captain Miller, II does YOU EItSstt ~ made that
want TO speak Of the report >t.ni Militia | have
had letter from Secretary LI0nss III ~
tba r. port WAS entirely uncaied ,roclat or,
ranfain Miller then expressed ms "lPt ,dded.
-, 6t,.",,I Govcrnor Roosevelt turned ana auu'-
ooh there's one thing more Waiit 10 ~ ier Mia
Dewey asked ne TO say titt ,,,ri,, ho,,a come
70 repay any visits ne "'"'" S"''''
Then throne surrounded the Governor ana tne
handshaking began w crenl 6'antain Cogh-
M w., c.ntgin \yildes. Captain Wood Captain Dyer
sri Adiutnnt General Avery i. Andrews. ~ =.
on, u the things that interested me NlritOI7 ~,
tbD Tew- H. mrshire was the scuttle butt from the
vrecl, Of The Mcrrimac picked up OFF Santiago, June
1895 by a boats crew Of Naval Reserves from the
As Governor Roosevelt left the ship Gun Captain
G. r. Carter fired a salute from the one-pouhdef
Among the visitors on board yesterday were Mrs
7 Wrs1 Roosevelt Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs J. c. Fremont Mrs Leonard Wood d. n g.
Sureis. Mrs. Sturgis. MI, and Mrs ,; sloane
Governor Roosevelt returned to the city. and
spent the night with his family and friends