New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
,rp BRYAN ON THE RALEIGH
80 GETS THERE BY MISTAKE IN THE
,unsr OF A PRESENTATION.

,yers two important incidents yesterday on
n.,s,gn which is lying off West Thirty-fourth-
Ivy one was the presentation OF dozen silver cups
y" chin and the other was the visit or William
",.rs Rryan The first was scheduled and the
'en. ras a surprise. Had not Mr.. Bryan and his
o" nsen mistaken for somebody else. no would
pSra GOT on the warship. Mr.. Bryan was ac-
n'' ~a,,ed by Dr. John II. Girdner. Jerome O'Neill,
conn cnorsa w Thompson and @. w. Everett
p rresentatlon OF the cups to accompany the
~ nunch bowl presented some time ago by the
,.,rs Of Raleigh. n. c.. took place at 1880 p m
W o,ns are the gift Of Mrs. A w. Haywood, or
Jh. " C.. who christened the boat when she
" launched some years ago. Mrs Haywood was
N r.sent owing to the sickness OF her sister
,as however. expected that she might come
,na captains gig and steam launch or tho
e anu were IN waiting at the pier at West Thr-
H.-.bst The presentation took place In the
S.,sroom Of the Raleigh.
~s.r. were present a. W. Haywood the husband
. ,hs ever Of the silver cups: Charles e. NC
% chairman Of the Reception Committee. OF
p n c.. and an Alderman OF the city; G. D.
weight and Mrs Wright Master Thomas fhoi'
,,.,wood John W. Keller. Commissioner OF Chari-
my contain Coghlan and Mrs. Coghlan. Colonel
ood commander of the Marine Corps. ana
49,, uevwood; Daniel Caldwell, private secretary
=. Assistant Attorney-General Boyd; MISS burhs
>rs, Nav Burns, Mrs. Robinson wife or MAYOR
nss,,son OF the Marine Corps; Mrs. Humphreys:
- Messenger Mrs Custer. widow OF General
~ Mrs Jungens wife of Lieutenant Jungens,
~ .Ao Marine Corps; Mrs. Joseph Il. Bisseii' anu
". =, the officers of the Raleigh and their wives
s.a friends The presentation was mace oS 40
.,s,.nt Attorney General Boyd.
Dr,rg the presentation ceremony strict oroers
- Re, given to keep all outsiders from the YES
-, excent Mrs Haywood and her party Jus. 90
.ho ceremonies Of presentation were oeeu" ~
I"7 ar,e swinging down the pier with his COM
..,,ons The crowd of people on the "nAit "
PAM rnoocnized him. and many began to cheer.
oneo p1,,,r raised his hat and the cheers In
ssa Mr. Bryan and his companions went 10
',,ooo where the captains gig was tied up lie
- q, tho gig. but as this was reserved ior Mls'
so' !" ~ was told to get in the launch OF the
r,1;.,rA THE officer in charge did not Know MI
n'9 49,. ,bo,isht that he was Of the Hay
20 ,.r,v There were many tugs. launches ana
-. aho,t the Thirty fourth-st. pier AS soon as
-, oo,,rants of these craft on the water recos-
- Az BRYAN there was more cheering. Inc
-,.,.n, attracted the attention of those on the
Raleigh. .a 49,, tho rangway he
80 Ia, Cantain Coghan. who had come Qut u
t'ee.vu Srsoor, 10 see what was the matter lie az
,snced toward Mr. Bryan. bat ala not seem ~
recognize him at first. ,,, ,,,,,s Rrvan"
cid Mr. Brvan taking Captain Coghlan by tiie
s s,u - have come with my friends TO take iooH
81 the ship Then Captain Coghlan recos Hii
ne Nebraskan "Oh. yes have healu ol So"'
,n ne ,ery clad 10 meet you" said the captain
a" sunomon}ng Lieutenant C ommander Phelps, Capdd
tain Coghan ordered him TO snow MI "''"'' ''N
hs companons about the vessel r,- - h,s
Affer looking over the ship Mr. Bryan anq ms
comnsnions started TO go and met SofntnissIo" -
N KeiI Ke,Ier Nr BRYAN went aft and was introduced
10 number OF women thefe.