The evening world., 1911-08-04

brief. Five minutes after Admiral Togo
started on the return trip to the Knick-
erbocker Mayor Gsynor. In his own
licem.n. left the CITY Hall to pay a re-
turn call on the Admiral.
There was no set speechmakinS."
said the Mayor. telling of the reception
TO Admiral Togo. we shook hands
and I told the Admiral he was as we'll
known in this country as in his W
country. I called attention to the
crowds and enthusiasm as proof OF my
words. His response was brief, and
that Is all there W., to IT,"
Upon arriving at the Knlckerbocker
Mayor qsynor was scorted to the quar-
tiers provided for Admiral Togo by Mr..
Hale OF the State Department. The
Mayors visit did not last more than Ave
minutes. lie went from the hotel back
to the City Hall. The conversation be-
tween the Mayor and the Admiral
largely related to the coronation cere-
monies In London.
MAYOR IMPRESSED eY Tooo's
SIMPLICITY.
Upon his return 10 the City Hall fol-
lowing his secon | talk with the JAPAN
csc Admiral. Mayor Gaynor said: Il
round Admiral Togo modest and simple,
as Is the rule with men OF real ability,
who are never pompous n 70 often
awkward and difildent. I hope our boys
got a good look at him. They are good
judges Of men,"
1t was indeed an interesting party that
went on Tho SAnnna 81 " ..A
from the liner the little fighting violet
Of the Japanese Navy. The trim dere.
lict destroyer was In command Of Capt.
c. Il. Johnston, with Lieut.. r. w.
Lauriat as executive. and Lieut.. WILL
lam p. Wishaar as navigating officer.
She was spick n span. and as she cut
the water soing down the bay the greet
ING party had u chance to get &C.
auainted. Up on the bridge -four silent,
shadowy forms In white stood watch,
taking the craft along on her official
mission with as much ARE and state
as would mark he advance to q naval
attack at a crucial stage Of a great war.
THOSE WHO EXTENDED The
WELCOME TO GUE5T.
In the party were Commercial Com.
missioner A. Shido. Consul General X.
Nidzuno. Commander 4. Hiraga, naval
attache to the japanese Embassy at
Washington; NJ. Hanihara. first & re-
tary OF the Embassy; DR.. ]. Takamlne,
president Of the Nippon Society: Lind
say Russell. president OF the japanese
Society OF America. Gen. Frederick d.
Grant. commanding the Department of
the East; Capt. Charles W. Fenton and
Lieut.. Marion w. Houze. his aides:
Capt. TemplIn NJ. Potts. u. :. NJ. as
signed as special aide to Admiral Togo.
Lieut.. A. B. Cook. U. S. ~. aide TO
Capt. Potts: Ad3t.-Gen. William .s:-
beck Of New York. represcn- .ng Gov.
Dix: Commander Russell i.aynor. So
York Naval Militia; Capt. Monson Nor
ris. Twelfth Infantry. n. q. S. n. Y,
and Chandler Hale. third assistant Sec
rotary OF State.
At Quarantine the cutter Calumet.
with Gen. Nelson II. Henry. Sur Or
Of the Port and a party OF friends.
pulled alongside and the smaller boat
was used to make the transfer OF The
Togo party from the Lusltania to the
Seneca.
Capt. Pots. Gen. Verbeck. Commander
Hirsga. Mr.. Hanihara. Mr.. Hale and
Gen. Henry boarded the ! They
found the admiral with his aide. Com
mander n. Taniguchi. and the s,@-le
valet hat made up his personal attend
ance, ready for the ana A pile OK
little trunks and bags had been Piled
on deck ready for quick shifting. As
the boarding party reached the Admiral
on the liners deck. where many paSsen-
gers crowded to watch the ceremonies.
Mr.. Hale said:
REPLIES TO ALL GREETINGS
WITH BOWS AND SMILES.
Admiral Togo. 1 greet you In the
name OF the President Of the United
states. m in the name OF the Ssc-
rotary of State"
The Admiral bowed.
Il greet you in tile name Of the army"
added Gen. Grant.
Another bow from the little sallorman
OF the Orient.
II greet you In the name Of the
United States Navy. and Will be at
tached to your staff du. .lg YOU -tay
N America said Capt. Potts.
The Admiral cooked critically at his
new stan officer. He passed excellent
muster and the Admiral smiled ani
bowed.
"And I, Admiral. greet you in the
name of Gov. DIX of New York. vino
bids me say that he regrets he cannot
personally welcome you." said Gen. Ver-
beck.
There was Il hasty bow Of recognition
and then the party went over the side
Of the pis liner to the little cutter
which pulled along to the natty Seneca,
where a gangplank was thrown out FOR
the advent OF the tiny hero.
Midnight had passed by some time
The lights In the channel blinked and
sent in~candescent rays ever the water
There came a flash and a roar. but thu
visitor did not finch In the face o
the FIRE. 1t was the battery OF hashlish
photographers taking the Admlra al
he stepped On tho derelict destroyer
Capt. Johnson stood at the official gate
way of his ship to do It's honors.
Then America had Its first glimpse
OF the man who do the big trick ovel
in the Japan Sea Picture a little maj
OF scarcely more than FIVE feet, dresse,
IN black multi. wearing n mouse-col
ored overooaI buttoned under his chin
black patent leather shoes that know
the valet. topped with a black derbl
and smiling with the benign air tina
marks Jacob II. Schir when presidiI,