The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-13
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iro at 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon, az.
ter passage from Port of Spain
Trinidad. of more than 5000 miles,
unmarried by serious accident, replete
with interesting incidents and ending
with a royal welcome from thousands
that had gathered to greet the visit
ors
The fleet weighed anchor at 4
o'clock on the afternoon of December
30, at Port of Spain. and exactly at
O'Clock Sunday the vessels were
swinging their anchors in this beau
tiful harbor. All of the battleships
are here. but the supply ships Culgoa
and Glacier are still at sea, not being
able to keep up with the others. The
fleet has now covered about 1900
miles, about third of the distance OF
the voyage to San Francisco.
Thousands of curious spectators
took points of vantage on the roofs
of public buildings and elevated quays
to witness the arrival of the feet.
The ships were greeted with waving
flags.
AS soon as anchorage was made,
Brazilian Minister of Marino, Admiral
Aleucar, captain of the port. Ameri-
can consul. commandant of naval d.
visions and civic authorities, went on
board the Connecticut and extended a
hearty welcome to Rear Admiral
Evans. his officers and men.
Not less than IA, 1000. to 5000 per-
sons were aboard the boats which
gathered at the sides of the ships and
so 900 were gathered on shore to eel
citrate the coming of the fleet.
Sailors In Row.
Rio Janelro. Jan. Ia Chief Off
received here from Pernabuco today
tell of disorders among the sailors
OF the torpedo boat flotilla. which ar
rived there January 10. While on
shore leave the sailors became engag-
ed In a row among themselves and
with the police, who interferred. A
large number of sailors received slight
injuries and twenty we're arrested on
charges of drunkenness. The officials
of the fleet will prevent further col
lision.
Brazil Enthusiastic.
Washington. Jan. 13.-The Brazil
ian embassy here received cable.
gram from Senior Branco, Brazilian
minister of foreign affairs, annornc'
ing the arrival of the American bat
tleship feet and outlining the plans
of entertainment of Admiral Evans
and his command. The entertainment
will continue throughout the eati"e
stay of the feet. The letter also re-
aects enthusiasm over the presence II.
Rio Janeiro Of the American sea
force.