The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-10
arrived in New york

before it pulled out and Offered his CON
gratulations In person.
Arrived in New York.
New York, Nov. 9.-AdmiraI and Mrs.
Dewey arrived in New York Tonight
from Washington. They were driven
direct from the West Twenty thru
street ferry to the Waldorf-Astoria,
where they are the guests of Mr.. Boldt,
the proprietor of that hotel. The adj
miral and his bride did not register.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey did not
leave the hotel during the evening.
The admiral and Mrs. Dewey got
away from Washington without at
tracing attention. They came to New
York in an ordinary chair car. Passen-
gers who came over, Secretary Root
among them, said that the admiral and
his bride were not generally recog-
nized by the other passengers until
after Philadelphia had been passed.
Then there was a general desire on the
part of everybody on the train to see
them.
There was considerable crowd in the
Jersey City station when the train
rolled in waiting to see the admiral and
Mrs. Dewey. The boats were coming
over with commuters and there We're
more people outside the fence that sep
arates the train shed from the general
waiting room. AS the train stopped
the admiral rose from his seat ana
started with Mrs. Dewey out of the
car The crowd was waiting for them
down on the platform, and as lie
stepped from the car he was cheered.
The men in the crowd all DOTTED their
hats and the admiral lifted his. AS he
walked down the platform additional
cheers and individual greetings We're
given. The admiral looked the BRIDE
groom, His face was flushed and lie
ar h oniy ,t
their greetings by lifting his hat again
and again. Mrs. Dewey also bowed
and smiled.
The stationmaster escorted the people
from the train to the Twenty third
street ferry boat The crowd gave a
final cheer as the admiral and his wife
went down the gang plank to the upper
deck of the ferry boat and many Of
them rushed aboard for a moment to
get a better look at them.
When the boat reached the 23d street
Terry house the crowd hurried out to
the street in front to see the distin-
guished passengers walk to their car
rage and to give them another cheer.
A Dig policeman, learning who was
coming, opened a wide path through
the crowd.
The admiral did not come out the
way the crowd expected, however. APP
parently he did not attempt to evade
aAic- SuiiC lie simply went DOWN
with Mrs. Dewey to the lower floor Of
the station. instead of leaving by the
widest way to the street, and entered
one of the Pennsylvania Railway COM
pany's cabs. The crowd in front
learned what he had done when a cheer
rose from some boys at the carriage
entrance to the station, and the car
riage sped out and across to Gath street
with the horse at a fast trot. Half
dozen coupes followed and there was
a race to the Waldorf
2 The admirafs carriage turned at 33d
street and stopped in front of the pri-
waite door to the apartments of Mr..
Boldt, proprietor of the Waldorf.
D. F. Thomas, Mr.. Boldt's manager.
met the admiral and his wife and led
them to the private suite adjoining the
apartments of Mr.. Boldt where they
will remain while in the city.
The admiral must have known when
he was here a few days ago that he
was to be married to-day, for he had
everything arranged for. Some flow
ers, sent in to Mrs. Dewey, were de-
livered at the hotel in the afternoon
just after noon.