Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
THE ROOSEVELT IN PARADE,
s,eamer's Progress From Quar-
antlne Marked by Continuous
Blast OF Whistles.
c,mmandcr Explains North Pole En-
srn--IIo Wanted to Avoid Any
Demonstrations.

N,o York oct. with Commander
,.t.rt b. peary and every member OF
~. crew that accompanied him on his
inst Of the north pole aboard, the
steamer Roosevelt. Just back from the
zion of eternal ice. was a salient
s,st,,re OF the naval parade today mp
,ho lower Hudson TO meet the Half
Noon and Clormont at Newburg. Com
rander Peaiy accompanied by his wife,
arrived here this morning from Port
land, Maine
THE Roosevclt's progress from quar-
antlne Co her dock M the foot OF West
roriv-socond street was marked by
continuous blast Of whistles and when
she came on Riverside drive, where the
crowd was gathered. and started on
her way up tho river. the salute was
taken up by thousands Of cheering
voices.
The nucleus OF the "lower Hudson
feet that started this morning to meet
the Half Moon and Clermont and the
other craft coming down the river was
a squadron Of ono small United states
cruiser 70 torpedo boats and four sub
marines The Castine, the parent boat
Of the submarine squadron, and -four
other submarines are acting as es-
cort 10 the Half Moon and the Cler-
mont, making % American warships la
tadsy's demonstration. The other menu
hers Of the American war feet and the
visiting foreign men Of war remained
a. their anchorage in the Hudson,
vheTe they have rested since they as
seHbled last saturday
HALF NOON. AND cLERMoNT.
The Halt Moon and CIermont spent
the night az ossining and had a COM
raadeely short run this 4ndfnfng To
reach Ncwbures Their first stop was
at Peekskill. whore they were the CEN
iral figures Of local celebration.
Newburg, a quaint little city that
dates from early Dutch colonial times
had prepared for the celebration of IL,
history.
The Whistles OF hundred harbor
"ait shreked a continuous salute 10
he steamer Roosevelt as she ploushod
W The harbor this morning at the mo-
ment when Commander Robert T.
Feary stepped from a train in the
Grand Central station returning To New
YORK from his trip to the north pole. 10
participate in the HUDSON Fulton naval
parade mp the Hudson river
ine Roosevelt was well on her way
iom The quarantine station on Staten
Island 10 the pier az the foot of West
FoHy-second street. where tho explor-
" was 90 board her when Commando
Ielry arrived at ,.lJ a. m. lie was ac-
'ompanIei by Mrs Pcary.
The hour OF their arrival was so
carry mat few persons wore al tho STA
uon TO greet them They were warm
greeted however By Herbert L.
HHagman secretary OF the Pcarv Are-
U' 'uD a group of newspapermon
'''o was gathered on the platforn ana
Ney crowded around the commando
s quo toned bin about MS trp 10 mo
~, "''"I with the laughing remarl,
me- ri M"a roo hungry Go talk. Com-
,i Ftaf} turned aside the olias-
III tnH haslened across the street
'". breakfast
m H.SeI hurried breakfast the COM
manqer ana Mrs pea,g Inr, M. 49,,
me pier at the foot of Wcst Fart,.
IN. tnl street whore they were TO board
an %@'.9oers of the poary Arctic chb
W 'Ioae friends of the explorer MIN
,b,- HHn Nun during his stay An
r.l, .n' various phases of the north
po ''nFoFersy bet Comngndor
usi 'u me- would not talk about me
Tor publication until his FORM
'''lcm'nt was prepared
ABOARD THE ROOSEVELT
M1,n Commander Peary Mrs pear,
H.. ~. peri l.. Brdgman boarded the
hta' iot The trip up the Hudson
no r',.. '. neen decided how far up
.|'f he would go.
Ator reaching tho pler M M.
alAed up and down for several ,,,i,,-
,oo .llnout being recognized Nv eon,o
es 'lns gathered there for "a eli,nnen
"' Roosevelt The LITTLE stean,c,
~ i'ied out in the stream Win
sr3 ~ pple Tag al her mizzen ma st
49, we nags which ln the internationsi
neo 5f' '9u' read Thank you" living be-
,or ho% ore docs IL feel to be backg" asked
~ does not feel so worse--in p,o
Pa OF chimmle Faddon." replied
a. neg hIs eyes turned back fondly IN
nv roosevelt. "sho docs M o,t
~ very imposing shin. does she4,
M bui up in the Ice sho LOOKS
49, something and there were t,,oes
yen .ne looked mighty good IA ,ne
fonni t fhe way she's huilt mo
t -na NJ Der bow prevents ne IT, sra,',
sores mold of her when she 4
n. p, e.o ana She hobs up yhcn the
" brushes together" ~ """ '"'
NORTH POLE FLAG.
"a ' ,s. north pole nag The steamer hear.
a. usual American enyisn ,,ith a
aNa-,, q" white bearing M un1d@
4,sgon i.ole' iu black letters runnino
horl''ly from the upper corne, of mn.
aan. 'f'' 10 "a corner under the
sn ' ~ ,.,,lr Peary explained liz on.
vented a piece Of the six sag