The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-08
Admiral schley Will Enter This City
in State at Noon To-
morrow.
Will Be Guest Of Honor at Loyal
Legion Banquet in the
Evening.

Rear Admiral w. s. schley VIII be the
guest Of Minneapolis tomorrow. AT 80
a. m. Henry Deutsch, chairman OF the
public entertainment committee OF the
Commercial club, will pull up at the
Aberdeen In st. Paul with an imposing
array Of six of the sWiftest Minneapolis
automobiles, in charge Of E. j. Phelps,
president Of the Minneapolis Automobile
club.
The admiral. Mrs. schley, Colonel Nc
and Mrs. A. K. Mcclure, Miss Curtin and
Miss WEIGH Of Philadelphia, will be taken
Smelling reservation, which will interest
even an old sea dog. The roar OF Min
nehaha Falls will undoubtedly be even
more attractive to the naval hero. The
autos will then speed down Lake street
to Park avenue. and then to the West
hotel ID
The members Of the Commercial club
will be hosts at luncheon at 1880. at
which forty guests will be present. includ-
ing the members Of the automobile party.
Tho afternoon will be devoted chiefly to
rest. ~.
The mayors reception will be held In
CO. operation with the Loyal Legion from
4 to S o'clock. The public VIII nave an
opportunity to see the rear admiral, Mrs
Schley and Colonel Mcclure 1r Mayor
Haynes large reception room. The mayor
will be assisted by city officials. Music
and floral decorations will enlivcn the oc-
casion. =. - .~...-.-s Il Is. Z. -.
The browning event OF the day will be
the Loyal Legion banquet at which the
admiral and his friends will be the hon-l
ored guests reception will precede the
banquet, following which Francis B. Hart
will read a paper. ~. e..
The admiral will leave Friday morning
for. Chicago.
Rear Admiral Schley and Colonel Nc
~r+o ~ fhn 1oOiStQ tt1ro
this afternoon. They were brought to the
capitol at 2:15 and escorted to the house
chamber by a committee. The houses as
| sembled in joint session, listened to short
addresses by both the distinguished gen
ttemen There was an informal reception
afterward in the governors office.
| The admiral made himself popular with
| $50 students Of Hamline university when,
| in addressing them to-day, he: said:
81 remember that in the days of my
studies my love for them seemed to in
| crease as the square root OF my distance
| from them. - go t%&@~ ".-...
The young men and women who packed
| the chapel of the university voiced their
| agreement with this sentiment so Vo-
ciferously that the speaker was unable to
| continue his address for several minutes.
The visit to the university was In every
way a notable incident in the visit of the
distinguished naval officer to the twin
| cities, Tor a more --Q6InOnSCTdtlNe, nearly
and whole-souled welcome it would have
been hard to conceive.
From the moment the admirars party
| entered the chapel until his car rounded
the corner of the college campus on the
way back the students enlivened the pro.
ceedings with college yels and repeated
cheers for the man who Topped the
loop"
d. At the university the party was ush
cred into the parlor and thence into thu
chapel, in which $50 students and 90
prominent residents OF Hamline wer'
crowded. The entrance of the Aadmira
was the signal: for a. prolonged outburs
/ Of cheering, after which America wa
sung, all in the chapel remaining stand
. ing. ~r :
Admiral Schley was greeted along tn
route with every sign of popular approva
and the gallant sailor exhibited grea
pleasure at the enthusia site cheers whic
saluted him. r., : = - -. &2$- :
This evening the adn1irals party wi
attend the performance Of Martha" a
the Metropolitan, St. Paul. S
Last evening Admiral Schley made
short address before the Minnesota Ba
: association at their annual banquet al tn
Aberdeen. At the conclusion the guest
l Joined in singing America" Admire
Schley also ate nded a reception at til
Commercial club. --'