The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-26
PARADE ARRANGED.
Plans for the Display in Honor OF
Dewey.

Plans for the Display in Honor Of
Dewey.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-From the Bat
terry to Harlem the streets show evidences
of preparations for Admiral Dewey's wei
come. Nearly every building on Broad
way, and down town streets, is being
decorated with flags shields, streamers
and bunting, and the enthusiasm being
displayed in private. houses is not be-
hind. Fifth avenue, as main route of
the parade, presents a busy appearance.
Stands are building all along its length,
and on every one of them are pictures
of the admiral coupled with the sign ITO
Let for Dewey Day"
The town is already crowded with peo-
pie. All the hotels are filed and fur
nished rooms are pretty well taken up.
Among the vessels already In the har-
bor to participate in the welcome to Ad-
miral Dewey are several which are us
ually engaged in the lcoasting and sound
traffic. These are well provided with
state rooms, and they are ready to bid
for the hotel overflow. There are prepa-
rations to provide sleeping accommoda-
tons on several Of them during the week.
Special inducements are being offered the
patrons of the hotel boats to remain over
and witness the yacht races next week.
ORDER OF PARADE.
The reception committee has finally de-
cided upon the order to be taken by the
city officials and the guests Of the city
in the land parade of enext Saturday 1t
Is as follows: Sousa.s band Battalion
Of sailors from the Olympia Dewey and
the mayor Deweys five captains at
Manila Dewey's personal staff Rear
Admiral Sampson and Randolph Guggen-
heimer. Admiral Sampson's staff. Ad-
miral Philip, commandant of the New
York station, and President T. F. Woods,
of the board Of aldermen. Staff of Ad-
miral Philip Junior officers of the
Olympia. Junior officers of the North
Atlantic squadron
That will complete the naval forma-
ton. Then will come the guests of the
city in this order: Visiting governors not
accompanied by troops. Maj. Gen. Miles
and aides. Rear Admiral schley and Rear
Admiral Miller (retiredl. Joint commit
tee Of the municipal assembly (fourteen
of them). Sailors of the North Atlantic
squadron.
Il ollOWlnS Cne sailors Will be the SOL
diers of the regular and other military
organizations.
The committee Of seven and the recep-
ton committee will visit the Olympia as
soon as Admiral Dewey will receive them
on Thursday afternoon and formally
make known to him the city's plans for
his reception. The mayors private sec
retary will accompany the committee
and ask Admiral Dewey If 1t will be con-
venient for him to receive the mayor at
IL o'clock the following day.
Levi P. Morton haseaeeepted the invi-
tation to be one OF the committee of sew
en-. All have now accepted except Will
am G. Whitney. who-e ehasssaet been heard
from. ~
At meeting of the United Irish Socie-
ties Of New York today, resolutions were
adopted declaring that:
Whereas, A committee of officers rep
resenting the Irish volunteers waited
upon Maj. Cen. Roe, grand marshal of
the parade, and asked and were refused
place in the parade, we take emphatic ex-
ception to this action as invidious, If
not hostile, to the Irish volunteers, and
resent the unjust discrimination as de-
priving the regiment Of the honor of a
position In the line of march as admirers
and fellow citizens Of the hero Of Manila,
Admiral Dewey :~z.-