New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
No GUNS TO GREET TOGO
Great Japanese Admiral Due To.
night on the LuSitania.
OFFICIALS TO WELCOME HIM
MON Who Sank Great Russian
Fleet To Be Entertained
EVERY Minute While Here.


Every Minute While Here.
vat With the roll Of drums and the blare
:, ,-rrpets will the sanquisher OF Rus
.,..s great feet come 10 this shore. No
..-ron viii salute Heihachiro Togo. ad-
.-,rsl Of japan. when he sails for the first
tine into American waters. He viii arrive
ga simple passenger on the Cunarder LII
ss.,r,s. with one aid and one servant; will
~ taken, attendants and baggage and all
.hos-s the derelict destroyer Seneca and
81 - whisked 20 the Hotel Knickerbock-
- ~ an automobile. without band, with
-, a banner. without even a speech.
This will happen tonight. or perhaps to-
morrow morning. The local manager Of the
r.,,o-d line was not able 70 say last night
.,st when the big vessel would reach port
hui ne thought Il probable that having
sr,h a distinguished seadog aboard. she
would outdo herself 70 bring him here at
,re earliest possible moment. II she ap-
rssrs Of Quarantine before 10 o'clock this
evening. the simple ceremony Of getting the
admiral ashore will be put through forth
with. Chandler Hale. Third Assistant Sec
-atsrv OF State. sent from Washington 70
vreIcor'e the foreign guest n the name Of
The government, said yesterday afternoon
otherwise. he will not be taken Of until
tomorrow morning.
The Seneca. one Of the trimmest little
vessels ia the harbor. VIII bear the well
coming party from the recreation pier at
g~,a on q
va Of the Lusitania. on her. besides Mr..
Hale VIII go Captain TempHn NJ. Potts
T. S n. and Lieutenant Arthur B. Cook,
L s. y. detailed 10 represent the Navy
DEPARTMENT: General Frederick .. Grant,
commander OF the Department Of the East
and his aid. Captain Ferton; Mr. HAM
hara. first secretary Of the japanese En-
nassy az Washington, representing tie am
bsssador and Commander E.raga, nava.
artach6, Consul General X. AIldzuno. Dr.
Takanine. president OF the Nippon Club
and Lindsay Russell. president OF the japan
Society of New York.
a troop OF mounted police VIII escort the
visitor from the pier 70 the hotel. and q
platoon of patrolmen will be on hand 20
keep back the crowds. according TO the or
ders issued by Commissioner Waldo last
night There viii be plenty Of policemen
around the hotel while the admiral IS here
70 prevent curious ones from intruding
upon him.
But not al Of Togo's time IN this coun-
~ VIII he go quiet and unostentatous as
bis arrival Whenever he visits q naval or
military station a salute OF seventeen guns
Will boom forth IN his honor. And nearly
every afternoon ard evening during his
two weeks sotourn Will be marked by q
luncheon or a dinner. The reason that no
guns viii greet his coming Is that he comes
as q private person and not on the deck
O. bis own ship
Practically every minute between the
fine the admiral sets his foot on American
sol and the time he crosses the border
into Canada IS accounted for in the sched-
u.e which Assistant Secretary Hale and
Captain Potts have made out with great
care. II he lands tonight he Will make
call on Mayor Gaynor ar 1920 tomorrow
morning. II he does not land until to-
morrow. the Mayor Will have 70 wait an
hour later for the call This will be
purely personal affair. for the admiral will
not be officially n this country until he
has paid his respects 70 the PRESIDENT az
= so o'clock on Saturday afternoon
The admiral Will leave for the capital at
s3e o'clock tomorrow afternoon. and Will
Be received there by Major Archibald Butt.
the Presidents aid. He will meet all the
officials see all the sights. take a flying
peep az Mount Vernon and Annapolis. and
return here on August Il, after having
spent a few hours each in Baltimore and
Philadelphia On the way. on the even
.ne OF his return a real japanese dinner
vii be given for him by the consul gen
era az his home. No. West ssth street
Then there will be more sightseeing,
more dinners, and q days Jaunt 10 West
Poln- on the Presidents yacht the May
flower. The Japan Society and the Peace
Society viii give a large luncheon al the
Hotel Aston on August Il. and the fol-
lowing evening there viii be a reception
a. the Nippon Club, No II West S5th
street The next afternoon the admiral
VIII leave for Boston and two days later
f. Niagara Falls, then over the CANADIAN
La~i.o 70 Victoria whence he Will san Oh
the Nippon Yusen haisna's liner TAMPA
La~I Tor yokohama.
Before be goes the Japanese Of New YORK
Erl round about VIII present him with the
bss- American made pnonograph. Every
body contributes" said the consul general
egtcrCav. some students some great
men. some perhaps cooks.
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