The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25

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u. S. Fleet represented.
The United States Atlantic fleet, UNI
der command of Rear Admira
Schroeder. is represented by the battle
ships Connecticut, $1,000 tons, flagship
Vermont, 5000; Kansas, $4,000; LOUISE
ana. 5000; Minnesota, 10000; New
Hampshire. $4,000; Mississippi. 10000;
Idaho. 10. 600; Georgia. 14,s4S; New Jer-
sey. 1898: Nebraska, 14.94S; Rhode
fInlOs AJfrnnfITt
-. 200. and Ohio. 2,440; the armored
cruisers North Carolina, 14,50o TONS
speed %. As knots; New York, $500,
Montana. 1 1900 tons, % knots; the
scout cruisers Chester, Birmingham
and Salem. $3.50 tons, % knots. and a
feet of five submarines and "a destroy
ers. torpedo boats and other auxiliaries.
Rear Admiral Schroeder is ~outranked
by both Admiral Won Rooster, of tho
German navy, and Admiral Sir Edward
eymou of the British navy. \ move
ment to petition the President to place
Admiral Dewey In command was
promptly halted by Admiral Dewey
himself who said that his health and
age would not permit him to undertake
eight days of full-dress duty and ban.
Quoting.
ACm1rAi SeymOuTS meet CbtlSlStS VI
the armored cruisers I%nflexible. 1896
tons, % knots; Drake, IA, 100 tons, "a
knots; Argyll, 10, $50 tons, % knots. and
the Duke of Edinburgh, 1850 tons, %
knots.
Grand Admiral Won Koester's fleet
includes the cruisers Dresden, 3,544
tons; Herthar, 1863; Victoria Luise,
1859, and Bremen. 5000.
France sent three battleships under
Admiral lie Pord-the Verite, 1850
tons; Justice, l4,4So, Liberte, l4,oSo'
ltaiy SENDS two-the Etrurla and Etna'
the argentine the Se'her-
iaiios' Mexico ana Cupa one each.
AS the Gothamltes hurried 10 the
Waterfront after nasty they
nough OF otner great celebrations tne
Ola Town mas seen. Ihere was the Co
iumpian celepration, when all day long
troops marched along f1fth avenue,
n there was the homecoming OF
Dewey, when a city went mad at signt
Oh the niue gray admlral ridlns at the
mead OF the procession. But these were
one-day aHairs' Here was something
ies.ihg ior many Gays ana mere was
greater nag fying. ooming OF
cannon ana Illumination than any
q could remember. Therefore the
New Yorker could be pardoned for get
ting into a state which almost Dor
dered on the hysterical as he looked
down from he shore on half a century
OF ships, many of which have come
over seas from the greatest maritime
powers of the globe to bear witness to
their friendship for Uncle Sam and to
give token that their greatest desire
n,a- IN have, ,,nnao