New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
TOGO RETURNS TO TOWN
Three Busy Days of Sightseeing
Await Him-DineS at Consulate.
R0OSEVElT'S GUEST SUNDAY
May See Coney Island Before
Going to Boston-Has Many
Luncheons Ahead.

Nearly two hundred japanese lined up In
front OF the Pennsylvania station yester-
day afternoon to cheer the Nelson of their
nations navy. Admiral Togo, upon his ar
rival from Philadelphia. The admiral and
his party "dsembarked' from their train
promptly at 6 o'clock and walked briskly
to waiting automobiles
As he stepped outside the japanese
cheered him to the echo. and the Ameri-
cans in the crowd Joined in. Admiral Togo
smiled and lifted his hat several times IN
acknowledgment OF the welcome. lie was
driven at once to the Hotel knckerbocker.
dressed Immediately. and left there for
dinner at the home of Consul General Mid
zuno.
The admiral will be busy man during
his stay I'm this city if the present pro-
gramme for his entertainment Is carried
out Theodore Roosevelt has invited him
To luncheon with him at Oyster Bay on
Sunday. The entire party will leave early
tomorrow morning, for Mr.. Roosevelt let
his guests know that he wanted them to
come carly and stay late. The former
President in his invitation said he wanted
to have good long talk with the add
miral. The battle which crushed Russia 8
naval strength will be fought over at Saga
moro Hill.
Chandler Hale Assistant Secretary ot
State. Captain Templin NJ. Potts, L. ;. n,
and his aid. Lieutenant Arthur p. COOK,
L. s. N: the japanese Consul General OF
this city. Commander Taniguschi and Lieu
tenant Uiraga. both OF the japanese navy,
came along with Admiral Togo from fhlla-
delphia. where he had spent busy day in
specting battleships. department stores ana
other things.
The dinner last night was purely Japa-
nese affair. Only japanese attended 1t ana
only japanese dishes were served. Covers
we're laid for eight, and the party included
! besides the guest Of honor Commander
Taniguschi, Lieutenant Hiraga, Or. j.
Takamini: VI. Matsukaka. third son Of the
MARQUIS Mathsukaka. q former Prime Min
, lister Of Japan; the consul general and MS
wife.
This morning the admiral Will go to west
Point on board the Mayfower While there
he will inspect the Military Academy, see
the cadet corps In various drills ana
manpuvres. and he the guest OF the super
intendent at luncheon. On the return trip
he will dine on the Mayfower. General
Grant will entertain him AT luncheon at
Governors Island Admiral Leutze al
luncheon at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson at dinner
during his stay.
The admirals itinerary as completed 70
date follows:
saturday-INsves Nav York on the MAY.
dover AZ a m for West Point. Inspection
OF the Military Academy, driils ana so lor,h
al West Point. Luncheon with INC suprrln.
tendent. Evening: Auto ride around CITY or
Sunday-Leave town for oye,er Bay, 10
a N Luncheon with Colonel RooseVelt.
Leave Sycamore nm. y. m; Reception oy
japanese Of city at Carnegie Hall. $50 y. m.
Dinner AZ the Knickerbocker Sightseeing
automobile ride in the evening.
MISUNDERSTANDING in tho morning; prob
ably trips in subways. Japan Society dinner
AsC, q o,0n. A. p'ess 9D diSnsp m
TUESDAY Visit to tho Brooklyn navy yard
IA the morning. Luncheon with Admiral
Ieutze. commandant Of the yard. Sightseeing
Wednesday-visIt to Governors Island and
luncheon with General Grant. Leave New
York for Boston In tho afternoon.
Admiral Togo has heard much of Coney
Island and has expressed a wish TO visit 1t.
So the entire party will take in the Island,
but lust when the visit will he made has
not vet been definitely settled. II is pos
slble that It may he made tonight, II the
admiral is not too much wearied by his trip
10 West Point Subway trips under both
rivers will be made also, and doubtless
other dinners and luncheons will DC added.
From this city the admiral viii go 10
Boston. where he will inspect the navy
ward. lie will also visit the North Atlantic
fleet and hopes to see the giant battleships
of the American navy I'm mimic warfare be-
fore he returns to his own country. lie
will visit Niagara Falls
The admiral consented to pose for photog-
ranhers I'm Philadelphia Yesterday Mem
bors OF his party were rather indignant
last night over the liberties the photogra-
nhers took with him. They treated MN,
exclaimed one. "just like baby 'Hold
your head a little higher LOOK pleasant
n,ease.' Smile little more, were some OF
the remarks addressed to him. lie took "
all in good part. but such thing must not
occur again. Admiral Togo Is Wiling 10
nose for photographers if they insist put
thev must realize that they cannot impose
on his good nature.
After the dinner at the consul senria a.
tho admiral returned TO the hnickerpocher
and retired.