New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
vrR,loNTERS RECEIVED BY DE"hl'
STATE OFFICIALS AND THE RE'E'i' ''>
COMMITTEE ENTERTAINED "N



-. ,...,,o1 Ver-oouts on ial party
,,,-,.rs y the Vermont Dewey he'epuo"
,,,-o,-,ttoo Yesterday afternoon on '"e V' ,o
r.. conservatives Of the Green -N'"'', ,
rrora 5elichtf,illv entertained Ivy fN'" "''' 49,,
nasscd half an hour on the famous .,,
bo,ored guests The complete owen" ~. ,,,h
yo-rnon. consists Of Governor E1"'''
- ~. one ~ Verrnont's great war ToN''"'''' -
--asorr smith. Lieutenant Governor ',"'S
Rates: Brevct Major General Ih'0o"'' ,.',,,an
AdiYtant General. Rroyct Major '"'''i 1'
II cu,,o-o Olortsrmas;cr General; bTlf""'''
General julius j. Estcy Brigade 'o"',''""' -,
Rrigadicr General Edward l. b'''S' 'uuh ,1aI
- General. Brigadlcr General Oscar W. rem
Surgeon General and the Governor s'"I''
Frank l. Greene Colonel Edward D. no0' ~
Colonel Farrand S Stranah. ColonC' "'0ie
cbooaa Colonel Henry 5 Bingham. Colohe IoSVP'
= - - co,one, BENJAMIN Human. Colonel
Curtis 8 Emery. Colonel wafer W. A-
Colonel Charles =. Nelson
The marty has headquarters at me WH'uoi1
Astoria Senator Redheld Proctor Coiohe' Oe.'t9
W Hooker chairman; colonel Charies :, 'O'ovs
se.r.,orv. ax-Iieutenant Governor Nelson W.
Fisk officers and members OF the Vernon" I'"'
Reception Committee, are also In the CITY "o
caotIon Of the visiting Nermonters on tHe OlS
WAS by appointment with Admiral Dewey anu -
proved TO be Of the pleasantes' Ns"S 10 Us
famous flagship Governor Smith was uha'o'u"'S
absent being suddenly called home 10 81. Adams
Nv reason 81 illness IN his family. The Governor
and tho state -vere represented hy Lieutenant
Governor Henry c. Bates. Adjutant General Ie'A'
onarterrnaster General Gilmore and the members
of his STAFF In adl'ien TO the Seis " FISK
~ tba Vermont Dewey Reception committee, N~ie
the guests Of Admiral Dewey -, W.
The party LEFT the waldorf y stOria, we ~
mont headquarters, at eocK ana iga' aG
TompkinsviAe at o'clock, the time set ny AZ
,niral Dewey for the reception. \ steam 4auhc4!
took them 10 the Olympia. The party was soon on
board the flagship, and the Oympl3 ldnu sa'-.-
cd ,hem with Han 10 the Chief" 4 hearty greet
ing was accorded to the NcrmCrterS VINO Were pre-.
scented In turn the Admiral lie h4d I!e--t'i.t
word for every one and after receiving the party
Lieutenant Governor Bates expressed 10 admiral
had for him. and assured HIN that grand WEI
come awaited him among the green nils or ms
Admiral Dewey fesllnelv responded and said he
sooner he could return home the iet'r IL NVl!l
please him. He expressed his regrets AZ the
see Of Goycrno. smith. and said he hoped 20
MIN later Oh. enc ot the inspiring sights, ne
.lded. when he gh'ed the island of Luzon and
before entering Ma.il0 Pay, was the green his
OF the Philippines. Utign reminded nim 81 y er-
cqon. whore they were entertained hy stories Of
twcv'S cNl 'rleIcos lu fin Philippines. Zee 10 X
pleasure in r.IiinE troy hy captured from ONE
OF the Fiipinls iu The shape ~ headg.ar made
O. their hEhlr~ nn.t 9rtn. DO iane1insN added.
An official Vermont Dewey I'tv Dalle was pre-
''lt'l - TIE a imtal h} secretary IhCS VII. b
ne said DE- would wear 80 tAc reception 40 Mont
Reception Committee discussed the plans f1l
Dewey DIV !n Vermont. hut 20 time was tvDd for
the celebration, which IN OH probability Will BE
not later thor October T. Az .ar.,r day would
ernor and members o. the Reception Committee 10
determine tie date before DE leaves NcW-Y0rk