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Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
atnrn pukntu.
Yoa Siempcien.

st pripat 8ubelgram, Iom / 2srz
bags mooto9ss / Sarge fra en- SOlout
/ Rpros9 atotu Rsgimsnt pau Slip
pinerns, mslote, at Regimsntst famine
Dag forlpb Manilu for at rsiie bism
meo SrdnspOrtItibet "Grunt." SbubOs
ps Wpomings Sruppsrne reiite iamtis
bio.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
mfsrpunlt.
Aloebrann | NonteQo,

Wanous Morgen mslbtes til Wils
tpautee, at Der sfter Wionat bar nsos
brGnbt ct balpt Snes Spgningsr |
WpnteQp, Warqustts GountD.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Sa Tepntp Collector.

Set fprlppsr fra Gau Claire, at De-
putin Collector Brace bsritsos bar fuat
@nmobnins ON at tage lin afitso. os
at Collector Monaban ugter at fblbe
hans plabs msb Grs4sismblpmun
Sbper 9rimi. Brace guar uo Tom
Sslge al praiibsntsns Srbre, Der bl.
q. oeiua un%bbrdger 0sputp Collectors
for gipil Serpice 8eItpttelie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14

- Sobn D. Rcdsfsfsr tisbts / for.
rias uss ben snsits oparbsibeoe Ssrns
CRUDE paa StilsbaDstpitsn. Den Zig,
ger paa Zen 5srabp, uofor abiten at
8ritiIb Columbia.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Gm 80 grueents eiuiocnus usbetul,s.

Oct fsrite aursmebs at SurmerS'
Glrrctor COMPANY bolbtes i 9asiel /
forrise llgs. Gn 9ioibenos at 80 pro
cent crbrebes ubbetalt, os eftsrnapnte
GmbebsmGno pulgtss: 9reiioent, aus
quit Sohnion; Ssfrst9r. 6. &. 2urs
ion; SusIerer, e. e. Nc@rsp. 0is
rettion: Oscar pster'on, Watt De
Gong, 2Ouis NeIiou, Matt anOerIOn
og 6. 5. RusIsl.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Sriolfningen uprrr ct. gnul.

Den npe Noresisbps for Ct. Ydul
ptfer en- 5oregeIie cpsr fibits Gar at
3,159 Nabne og tpbsr pau, at Ct. puul
M teller en- gsfOItnins af 1852
SiRle.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Ohio.
SetitninQcu iaar Eel | CprrIfnDoet

Deb Wsos az 9irsitionsn for 60,
lumbus' Sporpei oeoto9ss | 2prougs
en- plar on bpert SalDaar at uobetale
Sporpognsb.tisninesn en- forboloss
mGsiig Del at JOrtjsn.itsn, pdu famine
Wanos ipm Der ubbstdles 8ipiosnbel
til 4ttiseierns. Den eneits g.ting.lis,
Der itiass, er, at 8ebtommenoe mau
babe p9rst | Sporpogusi.lIta6sts Gms
ploD ! minoit FER Wadneber. Den
fsrite llboelirg bill fnbe Stsb ben
lite auguit.
Err @tolsmmer ai jtmme Jamilie orabt.
@Qe unotagcn en- AZ be ipp Wsblsms
msr at 5amilien William Rsinbdrbt |
Columbus blep br4bt Deb en- Serns
bansulDtts oerit.os Ssnbus Gftsrmio-
bag. Den enc, Tom Hap fra bet msb
GiOet, brRttsbs a~rapsbsnet. lllpt,sn
b9nots pdd gtg Jour Bdnsn ped
BOObtparb Quenue arposninsen. Mr.
Og Wrs. R~einbarot, Tom bosbe pdo
9onaloion Strest, bar msb fine fem
Born tugst uo pud en- ajsrstut %
9aoos juit aFast en- 8iTt hos hrs.
Sufman, bpis 5Orisrser bar blspsn
brebt Oeo en- Ssrnbaneulptte TO 0ags
forub. st gisnOiOns fac, bporlsoes
Reinbarbts ajsrstsi blsb fnuit / tus
iinoe SpIintrer, mebens to al gsrnene
og begs. 5ora(brsns sisblittslig brqbs
tes. De TO andre 8srn. IL og 3 aar
gamle, blep Iaa Isml9itebs, at be ubs
aanbsbs itrdr sfter at pare inbldgt paa
ct Sofpttal.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14

bs. 0srfor bar goresrm.ittrsn iSug
obersiDst til poIitidef SObniOn en-
GortsensIis oper be Saloonbclosr,,
Tom itts bar betalt, os bois be lite
betalsr itrar, pil be blioe tpunsst til
at lutte sIlsr urr,iisrst og oragst til
4nipar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
l)lupliat Salg al Rusorifff.

gsorss Waibinston Gngleborn, en-
efn AZ 5. M. Gnsleborn / Stranger
gI6rp8ssrfirmd, blep / 2srbdss itillet
'cr S0rstsoommsr Daniels | Oar
NOM, tiltaIt for at babe Iulst beru.
l'N0s 0ritts / MpbIirib mso 2opene.
5aNsrtn oeppnsrese 5000 Tom 9aranti
Nf, at Ssnnsn ItuIbe inbFnbe fig for
H'itsn '~srittommsnbe 2srbdg ben Lobe
Juli,
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
sulineen | ionbrc Ninneiota.

We u9entIiss Rappprter ON aplins
s'R ira 0iitrittsrns lanss T~ortbfpsits
"N'dnn sr fremDeles sunitise, bersts
0' Nsroo9 fra Dinona. Der bar pas
III 9'ot @eir giennsm belle 5erriturist,
V3 70ao minbrs Stabe Der bar paret
SIFeotommst pau 9runo al formeget
|tan' 'r siterbaanbsn blepsn n9Itsn
gu uobsoret. RaiIen itadr snbnu
"g' tllbogs, ba 9eirst bibtil bar pGrst
" Np'ISt, men lppsr bog en- COB aOs
."9, Der mslbss ON enbel Ruit /
sT0s' Sgg os Sdpre; men ben bar
a' o@r't iaa farlis. at nossn napn..
'&'NIs Stubs sr anrettet. Ssbierss
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
3~fttnnrrntn.
ltug Mann nrnfnet | Sinh Gitp.

Gus QsterIun, en- Jung 9assr 6os
Y. &. Sgrsn / Ruib Gitp, brutnebe
sfnoug often ST. 6 unber Sdpning /
Rnib Greet. lllptfen banbte paa ct
etso, bOOr @anbst fob bbbt, men Tom
a'NsSs J. q. Gbriitsniun tioli9ers
Sa0os uNlugt til pdrt stitsos inoenfor
SN9rrnIen. Oct er M ct msaet pnbet
et'o for 9uosnbe. Den Sorulptteoe
1aoos in9sn nare SlGstninge / Dime
ma. San bar Meblem at Sroensn
WlnNfrn mnnhnnsn
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
apsytiSssmsutss

raa t~Hefssees isusa tDer Raueas % Isrseas Wss
gen. nsutisfsmsuter ~iubtases ifs ! to paa hinaneen
kfssrss Ruusrs msomiuors bet uotrpsfsits foriauH
ass. ppis ct aurtisfsment. Der fSrf fsumHr tHe
TrsoaasHumersff Or, f~sriaHass inerpffst 3 @dnse.
oil bet tOmm. tnst s 9rscassHurHers. Breeze. Bee inoss
bslssr HU,rtisiensutsr iSs bet tafr Hss, b. n1rs
les 9Sesttsism sut > bet ueors eisrus paa Ton
1siatsu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
5n8liiorm | Stcarns Gonntn.

eIo'tIeoen 2srbas bar Der en- pplbs
l'n 9o9IitOrm / Stearns Gountp, /
34o o9 Bet for Belgrade. efter bpab
UT msIoes fra Rem papnsspille. Be
H'nln9'rns tgoer paa. at for Sfabe er
%onrtttet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
@atertown 9anooiftrift.

Sioits Notwithstanding fra Il. g.
2anotontor / Wotertopns0 iftrittet
gour uo pua fsleenoe: 1913 Someiteuo
entries, Tom angit tilIammen 1911
acres; 102 SINAI 5omeiteuo proofs,
1884 acres; AZ SINAI Climber Sui
turs proofs, $3.50 @crss; Al Guib
entries, 4, $40 4cres. Detailing mobs
taget for famine 81, 306.O5. ollie
2anotontorets SnbtGgter tiliammen /
iioite aoartal operitiser $4,000.
&ontorets 5Orretnins er omtrsnt 200
Procsnt itsrre. snb ben bar ifior, os
iireppbbelt at bpob ben bar / 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
9amrenre Gountn.

s 5iifalaaret, Tom enbts ben 30te
SUM, mobtog 2dprence Gountp til
iammsn for Stattsr $23O,211 og
giennsm forifieqigs andre SnbtGstss
fiber $59,310. llbsiFterne bar $272,s
654. notwithstanding ben lite Suli
S5S,6 66.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14

Sc uofomue ytummere al "SeO
tau erboloes IOr zoe
gtra.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
St1rf 6eoe | aiblanb.

Manbass bar bet ~uIabOunlis
parmt / aIblano. iSebsn bar ON 81
t~srmiboaasn iau itert, at ole eumb.r
GbOpers paa 9ampsr.n "Warqustte"
Iaa fig nsot til at inbitile arbeibst /
TO aimsr. Oct opeipes life, bpor
mdnae 0raosr Der bar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Srntt aiiat ptp Sofitn.
Stur SlOrbruuo | Thorpe.

Sirmuet Rps, Cuff &c Sunions
Store 6actOrp / Thorpe soelagoes Deb
Sloebrunb sirsbag 5ormibpug. Ella,
ben sr $4,000 pua 8pgninssrus og
$4,000 paa 8arslagret. Sntst par
asIursrst. Manss arbeioere er giort
srbperpslsie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Fri 9enbnnrtnr til eanobrnssItolen.

ct bdlpt Sunoreoe 5drnlere ira
S6ompion, Gruno Sorts Gountp, til
braste 2erbugen pso bet berp9renoe
agricultural college efter at bore
tommst til Sarge paa en- al be Grturs
iioner, Iom sr foranitdltet gratis al
prGfbsnt Siq oeb @redt Nort6ern
9anen, Ifripes fra Sarge ben lobe os.
Sarmerne unberbolotss af Prpfes5os
rsrne pso 2anbbrugsIfolsn % unosrs
biites / be forItiellige Wstbober for
Searbeibslfe af Soroen, Sorfsg msO
flers SIugs apling og planter, npe
Srem9dngsmdabsr / strengthening
% RsIultatst al 8irtiombeosn /
Greameriet. Sm gftermiooageu bplbs
tee ct Wtebe, peb bpiltst Spsrssmaal
fremTattes % bsIparsbes angaaenoe
4rbeibst paa 6armsn. De ~bsisgenbe
Sarmsre rsiits bism opmuntrebe og for'
nsieoe meb Sursn. Wtan9e at benz
pil bragg zig til Rptte. bpdo be 1T
Snb6lit /. - 5lsrs iuuoanne Grturs
Iioner sr plunlagt fra fprftjeaige
Counter, bsrsgnet ION De sr paa at
bringe Sarmsrne og 2dnbbrugsIto lsn
/ en- nGrmere Sorbinbelis, ligsicm ogs
Iaa en- bsbre 5oritauslie er tommet
iitanb msllem 6armsrne pg Wr. Sia,
Ium bar punost benz peo fin Grtlnring
OIL, at Ssrnbansrns sr mer. afb1nsiss
al 5armsrne snb Jarmerns al Sernbds
nerne, forbt Sarmsritanoens 9slfGro
betpSsr forssebe Snbtaster for Serns
banefolfet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
IrGlahbanbtlcn | cpiuins.

aaret 1899 bill blipe betegnet Iom ct
~ualminoslig sobt aar for aumbsrs
Sprretninssn i minneapolis, beoer bet
berfra / en- Msbbelelie batsret fibite
Manpdg. Der bill bliOe ~itadrst en-
Iterre RGnsbs Sr9laft Der sno | upsst
tiolissrs aur. 5~prisnoslien al Gums
Der berfra iaur er psiaa langt itsrre
END npgenIinbe for. 9ertil sr pri.
Ierne paa alilags 9umber naiten ndast
pp / Ssios mep. bpao be bar | 1892,
bet Gar, ba "SsiOanosm9rtet" blep
naaet. Gn mn prisfurbsislie af 81 pr.
1000 COB pil bsspnoe meo ben life
September Os ietts en- nh prisretorb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Raa satsu betale tilrr luffc.

Den lite Suli inblspersoss 102
anIssning.r ON Saloon 2icsnie / Ras
cine. 9opsn forbrer, at ale 2iceniss
mua bar. betalt til ben Abe Suli; men
fun bet bdlps antal bar betult be 5000,
% Reitsn of SalOcnsrns bar islsslis
operiraobt 2Opsn peo at ialss uo.n
2icsni., pripss fra Racine bon lobe
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14

ntrger er tommen paa COB Glib. 9ua
sntslte Stsoer ptl Der blipe ct fploiat
uobbtte, men life / bet belle taget. Gar
msrne bar O9iaa bespnot at fiars
gtntsrbpebe, Rug Os gpg; Sturen bill
tmtOlsrtio life blipe uIminOslis fsr um
ct BAR Tiger. s GlminosIigbsb er Der
be bebite uoiioter for Ssitsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
@inDclis Reouftion / Serubaneitat.

Jamestown, lobe Suli: Gountpz
tpmmisi ionsn for Stutsman Gountp
bar inboilsst / Petttionen for Nprtbern
pacift SernbunsislItab ON ct Nsoildg
| be Statter, iom par ublignet paa
nGpnte Ssrnbaneielitubs 2anoeiens
BONNIE / Stutsman Gountp for Qarene
1895, go, '97, '9S. SsrnbansislIfaz
bet bar srtl9ret fig tilfreos meb ben at
Gcuntptommisiipnsn forstusne Rsz
button og bill itrar betale Statterne
for be fire aar, os Gpuntist bill cerpeo
faa ia uobetaIt $4,000. Som 9runb
for 4nmpbningen fra Nortbern pactfc
SernbdneIelItab frsmfrrtes / petitios
men, at be pua Sslifabsts Gienoomme |
Stutsman Gpuntp u~olignsos Stdtter
par uforbolosmGsiigGeie for De n9pnte
Qar / Communicating meo ben az
tuelle 8Groi. Raor Gountiet faar be
$4,000, pil bet bare $4,000 / Sass
fen. - Den plun at ufsisre / Ninbsz
liabeo %Idaounne roperen5Itsmmelier
meo Observation-Disclosures bar / ben ies
mere Sir bunbst mere og mere 8rnit
| mango Counter. Serpso ~unogaaes
ofts lansparise cs toitburs Retsproces-
Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
SSanife Rauonrr for @iseonFn.

20 Sunonsr tusst fra Spunisrns og
df arigsospartementet fprGret til Sta
ten DiscOniin bill faa plabs / Ga
grosie og Mabiion. 9uperrsrsn bar
truHst Osnne gsitsmmelis, sftsr bOao
Der mebbeles fra MabiIon ben lite bs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14

lie m,oo.!s1
TBS uttp sFn1
oil ppristg y
ion mliiltsl
arDtpH,
lite, ON NsHl
r. Gragttr n
|, g.. BuWsi
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Sbafeiptare | YaIis.

9oml.t os Wacbetb sr opfsrt / ga.
ris meb Sardb 9.rnbarbt | B. uistisit.
Holsr. 5snb,s 3oltnins af Sbat.s
fpsdrs bar giort bam popular 6ldnot
Granfmenb.ns, Iom for lite bar fslt
fig tiltalts at bam. Ru Times be, at alt,
boao ban flyer, ,r ppp.rlist.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
sinisn fan uare ierois oea lite ssst.

arbeibet pau Observation-Disclosures
5prlGnselIs fra Sanborn til Ssction
16, Beta, bripss MI mso al Strait,
itripss ben 8oe Suli fra RsopoOo
6aas. SsrnbunsislItubst sipr Rsguing
puu at bare 2inien farpig ira Burt,
Solpu, til Beta, Rebtppco Gountp,
pmtrin9 ben life Sept, enonisnt en-
Wuuneo Isnere Itulos ipnss iwitrere for
Srafiten paa ben nbs 9aneitratning.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14

Handle Ollie az DC reiis eigsr At taas / nor.
Uuuu , TIlS 5ineslie Hss ssso's Ear iapasila.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
6lnbbns u6r aprpnis Bart.

Stte at De witsrite 5orretninssmGnb
/ pipeitone bar at g. 81. Bennett
tjsbt ii gerss 2unb bsliggsnbs peo
Gate Sorpnis' Stranos, NOR Soronis
purt. De ptts Ssrrer ubgisr en- Stub,
Tom nDlig er bleusn punnet ! 9ipeitune;
pua bet tjsbte 2anbitbtte pil be / ben
n9rmeite 6remtio bape opfsrt ct Stub
bus til Meblsmmsrnss 4fbsnpttelis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
DEWEY FOR PRESIDENT.
william c. whitney on the PROPOSE
tion-The PeOple's Trust

hI FbUif
NEW YORK. September 9O.-The World
will tomorrow print the following inter-
view with William c. Whitney on the
availability Of Admiral Dewey as a presl-
Dental candidate:
"You regard him as the natural selec-
ton for the presidency, chosen by the
order OF events?" the reporter asked.
81 am convinced" replied Mr.. Whitney,
that his selection would be something
very much larger and better AT this par
ticular time than a party victory. II
would be a patriotic reunion around the
one man who tvpifes the new era. and
who is best fitted by his character and ex-
perience. 20 preside over IT'S development
Dewey gave US the Philippines. lie I'M
dcrstands the situation out there as no
other man does. The people would trust
him 10 deal with Il more completely than
they would any other man. They would
rather see him Al the helm directing the
policy Of the government I'm its new pos
sessions than any other man. They know
that he always has done the right thing.
and they would feel sure that he always
would do tho right thing.
This trust of the people I'm Dewey IS
the great fact that dominates the sltua-
ton. They trust him implicitly With
him I'm the White House. they would have
absolute confidence that the wise. the
right. the patriotic course would be taken
and firmly kept II is a great opportunity
that this fact offers. lt f. only at inter
walls and ON special occasions that Proyi-
dence presents a man IN whom tho whole
people have this unquestionlng and per-
feet trust. II gave us such a man I'm
Washington. It gave us another in Jack
son. 1t gave Us another in Grant. Now
it IS giving MS one in Dewey"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

! the Admiral and closed by saying: ITO
the Mayor has been assigned the per-
sonally pleasant duty OF presenting 10
you. on behalf Of the city Of New York
/ the metropolis Of our country this loving
! cup. a Keepsake. 10 remind you from time
| 10 time OF her love for you. and her spe-
/ cial pride In your deeds OF valor. which
shall for ages TO come insure full respect
/ from al nations and people for our starry
/ flag whether flung 10 the breeze over the
man-of-war or over the ship Of COM
merce.'
/ DEWEY'S SPEECH
/ When the Mayor had concluded Admiral
/ Dewey began to reply by saying: 1T will
DO quite impossible for me, Alr. Mayor.
+ 20 express I'm words" ut this point he
: was interrupted with cheers and he be-
gan again: 1T would be quite impossible
for me 10 express In words how deeply |
am moved by this-all these honors, one
after the other; that beautiful cup. the
freedom of the city this great. magnif-
cent reception. ! cannot say what I want
10 say. but speaking for myself and the
gallant squadron / had the honor 20
command at Manila, j thank you from
the bottom Of my heart"
After the formal ceremonies Admiral
Dewey went about shaking hands with
his friends.
Come here. all Of you captains" he
said addressing the naval captains pres
ent. Then he introduced each to the
audience present
Captain Lamberton. OF the Olympia"
he cried; Captain Wldes, Of the Boston;
Captain Coghan. Of the Raleigh: Cap
tain Dyer, Of the Baltimore: Captain
Wood. OF the Petrel Captain Walker,
Of the Concord"
When the captains had all assembled,
he waved his hand toward them and said:
These are the men who did It. These
are the men who should be thanked.
Without them l could DO nothing"
DESCRIPTION OF THE CUP.
The loving-cup presented TO the Adml-
raj is Roman I'm form and IS made o.
l8-karat gold. The handles are formed
Of three dolphins. wrought I'm green gold.
Around the neck are forty-hve stars
emblematic Of the Union. The body Of the
cup is divided by the handles into three
panels, which are employed for tho
principal decorations. on the front
panel is n portrait in relief Of Admiral
Dewey. surrounded by a wreath Of oak
leaves, the whole resting on an eagle
with outstretched wings Underneath
this panel upon the band around the
foot are the letters &c. D., L. :. n"
The second panel has chased I'm half re-
lief n picture Of the Olympia. and be-
Meath is a shield with four stars be-
tokening tho recipients grade. On the
third panel IS an escutcheon upon which
IS engraved tho inscription. with the
names Of the Mayor and members OF The
Municipal Assembly. and OF the Com
mittee on Plan and Scope. The ooat-of-
arms Of the city OF New York appears
below the inscription. About the feet are
a series Of anchors. n rope tied I'm three
knots. dolphins. seaweed, and other
nautical devices.
The cup stands thirteen inches high.
has a capacity Of four and a half quarts.
and cost g. 90.
Major-Ceneral Miles arrived Just rs the
party left tho platform for the carriages.
Rear-Admlral Sampson was not on the
stand at the City Hall He did not ar
rive IN time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
VICTORY ron 5. p. c. \.
\ hoy Who UI-Treated Horse
Heavily Fined.


There was one case before Justice John
yesterday morning Of much interest.
It arose out Of charge against Robert
Page, young man. for ill-trcatiue. over
driving. and cruelty treating a horse hired
The evening Of September "a from the
hVery stable of VI. n. Mills ON Cary
street
This was the third or fourth calling OF
ihe case. a number OF liyery-mon We're
Do court, Interested spectators IN the re-
suit OF tho trial
The Society for the Prevention Of
cruelty 20 Animals prosecuted the case.
through It's attorney, Captain 4. b.
Guiecn. and Dr. Jud B. Wood president
OF the society. was present behind tho
bar. Mr. George T.. Wise defended young
Page.
The horse was gotten from the stable.
and Che hire paid in advance. by Dudley
Brown q youth who secured 10 for Ro-
bert Page. and Brown was arrested but
ON the first examination ne was dis
charged and a bench warrcnt issued for
paac.
Tho horse was driven from about ,
o'clock in the afternoon until z. or after.
and when returned from Pages house to
The stable boy two small boys. the horse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
Puzaling Performances.
Prisoner shot i'm His Cell.

RALEIGH. y. c.. September @.-A
special 10 the News and Observer from
WntOn, y. c., says Masked men
broke into the county jail at Winton.
Hartford county, last night, and shot
Robert Vaughan. under suspicion Of
barn-burning The doors were broken
down and the prisoner was shot at leasf
three times. lie was committed several
weeks ago by Justice OF the Peace. on
circumstantial evidence. The prisoner
was In an iron cell. The act Is greatly
deplorec Vaughan will probably de-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
PRESENTATION OF LOVING CUP.
Dewey Almost Hugs schIey-Samp-
son Not Present.

son Not Present.
NEW YORK, September 3O-The Sc
coma day Of the official welcome to Ad-
miral Dewey opened cool and clear There
vas hardly a cloud in the sky, and the
temperature was just low enough to keep
the crowd on the move.
Tho first ceremony to-day was the pre-
sentat.on at the City Hall Of a gold
loving-cup TO the Admiral by Mayor
Van Wyck, on behalf Of the city Of
New York. At o'clock the pollcc-boat
Patrol with a special Reception Commit
tee on board, made up OF 81. Clair NC
Kclway. william McAdoo, Levi =. Nor
ton, Chauncey NJ. Depew, Richard Croker
and Warren NJ. Foster. started for the
Olympia The Admiral boarded the
Patrol, which steamed to the Battery
where the citys guest was met by 4
committee.
Then Admiral Dewey. accompanied by
the Reception Committee, and escorted
by Squadron a and a detail Of mounted
police, proceeded up Broadway TO the
city Hall An along the street were
cheering crowds. and city Hall Park YVES
filled TO its limit with people, who shout
ed a nOislly enthusiastic welcome as
Dewey came I'm sight
The Mayor had just reached the plat
form I'm front Of the building when Ad-
mlral Dewey came upstairs Captain
Lamberton, Lieutenant Brumby and
Senator Depew, Levi p. Morton, and
Richard Croker followed, and then came
the other officers Of the Olympia and the
remaining members of the committee.
sCHLEY CONSPICUOUS.
u, tbis tfr,e tho N, .litarv er1 naval Of-
nccrs in the Mayors office and the prom
incnt citizens there realized that Dewey
had come. and they made 4 rush for the
platform. There was danger Of It's being
overcrowded, and Captain Copeland. of
the City Han squad. closed the gates,
shutting out Admiral Schiey, Captain
Coghlan. Captain Walker. captain Dyer,
Governor Roosevelt, and other prominent
persons. who arrived a minute later.
Rear-Admlral Schley climbed over the
gate. and was followed by the other naval
officers but Governor Roosevelt remain
ed behind. one of his stan stepped up 10
Captain Copeland, OF the police squad,
and whispered. The Governor feels
sighted" The gate was opened again.
and Colonel Roosevelt took his place
within the enclosure.
Admiral Dewey evinced a desire 10
shake hands with all the naval officials
and Introduce them TO the Mayor. He
almost Rugged Rear-Admiral Schley. and
patted Captain Coghlan on the back.
As Dewey greeted Schley the crowd
sent up cheer after cheer for Dewey and
Schley"
As soon as the greetings were over the
Mayor began his speech, presenting the
city's loving cup. lie warmly eulogized
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
Music at second Baptist Church.

The music at the Second Baptist church
to-day viii be of the usual high order
In the morning Mays anthem, "Ohi
Loving one Divine viii Doe sung by the
quartet. and az the ohiertOry Miss Gay
Eagland will he heard i'm the sanctus from
ST. Cecina's Mass The features of the
evening service viii be q solo by Miss
Rarlqnd and Jesus, Lover Of My Soul"
CNuIams), by the quartet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
MeSsrs. Watson and SI<ipwOrth Join
Forces.

Mr. Harry T. Watson and AR George
y. Skipwth have formed a law partner
ship Mr. Watson has been O the bar for
SIX years. and was associated with Hon,
ID. G.. Richardson i'm the Office Of the latter
until his election as Commonwealth At
t0rney Mr.. SNpwth who left with the
Second Virginia Regiment for Jackson
Vile on the eve OF his graduation, was
acting brigade judge-advocste for that
regiment. and represented the military
authorities in the courts of Florida when
ever questions were raised between the
civil and military authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

Mrs Katharine Kirkwood will sing al
the First Baptist church to-day i'm the
absence OF Mrs. Maud POrter-Gunn Mrs.
KlrkWOOd possesses remarkably pure
and resonant voice. and was leading
vocalist Of New York before taking up
her residence I'm this city. She studied
under several of the masters in that city
and I'm Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

There was q large and enthusiastic
meeting Of Gray Eagle Tribe No. 80, J..
o. R NJ. last night at Eletts Hall. The
occasion for an unusually large meeting
was a lecture on the Motto and Prin-
ciples" Of the order The lecture was a
literary treat. and all who were fortu-
nate enough TO be present were highly
entertained. The orator was loudly APP
uIaudel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

This viii be Baptist Young Peoples
Union morning at the Second Baptist
church. Mr.. John Garland Pollard. presi-
dent Of the State Baptist Young Peoples
Union. viii make a brief address on the
value OF the movement. and Mr.. J. Taylor
EllysOu will speak ON the Churchs duty
TO her Young people. The pastor will close
the discussion.