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TAKES YORK BY F
Just as ho ourprlsed the enemy near
ly a year and a half ago , Admiral Dewey -
ey took by surprise the city which was
waiting for the hero of Manila and preparing -
paring a magnificent reception for him.
The admiral and his famous flagship ,
the Olympla , appeared off Sandy Hook ,
New York , shortly after G:30 : o'clock
Tuesday morning , two days before ho
was expected , and plans which had
'been made for a great welcome were
somewhat disarranged by the admiral's
promptness , which might , however ,
have been predicted.
The Olympla , receiving salutes from
forts and vessels In the bay , passed
Scotland lightship bound in at GfiO :
o'clock and less than two hours later ,
at 7:40 : o'clock , had come to anchor
in the lower bay inside Sandy Hook.
The celebration in honor of Admiral
Dewcy'e arrival home began that
night , instead of on Thuisday night ,
as previously arranged.
It was misty as the Olympla showed
up In the southeast , through the haze
and in the dim light of early morning.
With the admiral's own flag floating
from the main masthead , and the long
? iomeward-bound pennant streaming
from the peak above , the graceful
cruiser steamed full into view. When
she passed the Hook a thundering ad
miral's salute of seventeen guns roared
from the guns at Fort Hnnroek and
signals of welcome topped by old glory
were made from the observatory on the
Hook. In answer to the welcome the
Olympla signaled "Thanks. "
Everybody was on deck on the cruis
er who could possibly get there with
out neglecting his duty , and the ad
miral could plainly be seen walking
aft. The ensign was dipped In answer
to the salutes of several passing ves
sels , and when the flagship had come
to anchor below the southwest spit
Fort Hancock's salute was answered
from the rapld-flre guns which spoke
at Manila.
An orderly bearing dispatches from
the admiral and other officers went
ashore when the cruiser was made fast
and reported a pleasant voyage and all
hands well on board. He begged for
back flies of the newspapers , and while
they were being collected for him out
on the Olympia began what bade fair
to be a hard day's work , dipping the
ensign to passing vessels and craft
which came up , down and across the
bay to welcome the admiral on his
safe return.
The steamboat Sandy Hook from At
lantic Highlands was among the first
of all the floating craft from Now
York to welcome Admiral Dewey to
these waters. The Olympia acknowl
edged the salutes and the Sandy
Hook's passengers crowded to the port
rail. The men and women waved hats
and handkerchiefs and cheered fran
tically , but when the flguro of the ad
miral was made out on deci : .the cheers
turned to wild yells and the passengers
were In danger of throwing themselves
into the water in the energy of their
vigorous receotion.
The admiral lifted his cap In ac
knowledgment of the tumultuous greet
ings and the yells redoubled. The pas
sengers were still shouting noisy wel
comes when the Sandy Hook's pilot
headed for the city. Dewey was in
formed In loud tones that his friends
were bidding good-by to him only
temporarily and that they would "see
him again. "
The steamboat Monmouth loft Atlan
tic Highlands pier at 9 o'clock , carryIng -
Ing a large crowd of the summer resi
dents of the Jersey shore. Capt. Mar
tin headed his boat right for the Olym
pla and came to a stop alongside her.
The admiral was on the quarter-deck.
The passengers on the steamboat
cheered him lustily , nnd ho bowed and
smiled and said : "Thank you. "
For flvo minutes the passengers kept
up their cheering. They cheered for
the big cruiser and every man on It ,
and for the Phlllppinc-s , and then for
the man who won thorn. The Olym-
pla's Jacklos , thronging the rail , re
plied , and the band struck up n pa
triotic air. Then the Monmouth drew
away and came up to the city.
Rear Admiral Philip , the command
ant of the Brooklyn navy yard , was In
formed of the Olympla's arrival while
at breakfast. Ho called together the
officers of the yard and road thorn the
telegram. Shortly nftor 10 o'clock Ad
miral Philip gave orders that the sil
ver service and the bronze tablet pre
sented by the city of Olympla to the
cruiser and the gun metal medals for
the Olympla's crew bo put on board the
navy yard tug Traffic. Lieut. Dewey of
the receiving ship Vermont , a nephew
of the admiral , was ordered by the
commandant to deliver these gifts to
the flagship. The Traffic left the navy
yard at 11:30 : o'clock.
There was no formal presentation of
the gifts. They were simply put on
board and given over to the care of
the admiral. Later Admiral Sampson
went to the Olympla In the dispatch-
boat Dolphin. lie was In full-dress uni
form and was given a hearty welcome.
WELCOME AT WASHINGTON.
Admiral Downy to Arrho lit the Cap
ital on Oct. S.
Washington telegram : The special
train from New York , bearing Admiral
Dewey to this city , will arrive at C:60 :
p , m. on Oct. 2. The naval hero will
bo escorted to the white house by the
Third cavalry. Here he will receive
his official welcome from President Mc-
Klnloy and will report to Secretary
Long. The other members of the cabi
net will also bo present to grasp the
hand of the hero of Manila. The party
will then enter the reviewing stand ,
which has been modeled from the
plans of the bridge of the Olympla , and
will witnees the great illuminated
night parade , In which 20,000 men will
participate.
The military escort to the capltol on
the following day will bo a glittering
pageant and will number nearly every
official of the army and navy. About
6,000 men will participate , and Gen.
Nelson A. Miles will act as grand mar
shal , with Gen. H. C. Corbin as adju
tant-general. The presentation of the
$10,000 sword voted by congress prom
ises to be a brilliant occasion. The
stand upon which the exercises will
be held has been erected at the cast
front of the capitol and fronts upon a
great plaza , which will accommodate
over 300,000 people.
When the sword has been presented
by Secretary Long , Commander George
W. Baird , U. S. N. , will present the
admiral with the historic old admiral's
flag which was used by Admiral Far-
rngut while on the Hartford. After the
exercises at the cast front of the capl
tel the military escort will bo reviewed
by Admiral Dewey , the president , and
members of the cabinet.
As soon as the Dewey ceremonies in
New York are over , Admiral Dewey
will bo formally detached from the
Olympla. The flagship will then pro-
cccd to Boston , where she will bo
placed out of commission and iccelvo
an extensive overhauling.
Admiral Dewey will not bo assigned
to any duty until ho has been consulted
on the subject.
The admiral will have as much leave
ns ho desires , but it is believed that he
will not accept any of the many Invita
tions of American cities to attend dem
onstrations in his honor between the
conclusion of the Washington ceremo
nies and the meeting of the Philippine
commission.
A .Hlnrcli IMoiul.
Savannah News : Among the unfor
tunate ( lends In Havana has boon dis
covered ono addicted to the eating of
starch , which it is said Is stored away
on the average of a pound a day. The
unfortunate is a woman nnd in nor
desperation she will , after failure to
got lump starch , chow up old clothes
or anything which gives the taste of
starch. The victim of this habit Is
Mary Carney , nn aged woman , who
lives at 5GS Robcits street. She Is beIng -
Ing treated by City Physician Davis ,
who did not know until recently that
the woman was addicted to the habit
of eating starch. She denied every
thing of the kind , giving other causes
for her complaints , but after the physi
cian had visited her a few times ho de
termined she was the subject of some
terrible habit. She had a rather clny-
Ish color , and there were other symp
toms which led the physician to be
lieve she was addicted to n habit of
some kind. After close questioning re
cently she admitted that she had been
eating starch In crude lumps for a
number of years , and that she could
not got along without It. She told
the physician she gulped It down dry ,
with , scarcely enough moisture to ad
mit of Its passage Into the stomach.
It was learned she cats about a pound
a day.
.Sntno Homo SCIIHC.
There Is a good deal of horse sense
In the following extract from Governor
Roosevelt's speech at Olcott , N. Y. , de
livered a few days ago : "Of course , wo
ought to welcome and do all wo can to
hasten the coming of the tlmo when
life shall bo easier for the man farthest
Underneath. Try to help him by the
only way ; help lilm to help himself.
If a man stumbles , help him up. If
he lies down it is no use carrying him.
Don't think it is. It Isn't. Not only
will It not allow you tlmo for anything
else , but If you carry him long enough
he will think it Is right , and will find
fault because you do not find a way to
carry him' easier. "
Coffee is becoming an Important in
dustry in Queensland. It has outgrown
the home demand and the QuooiiBland-
eis are preparing to put their coffee on
the London market.
Colored wnltora nro to tnlco the plnco
of the undorcnulunto students of Ynlo ,
about thirty In number , who have
boon helping to jwy tholr wny through
college by noting ns wiiltcra In the
Ynlo commons. This IB In accordance
with n decision ot the faculty , which
holds that such work Interferes with
Btudy.
The question has frequently been
asked : Who was Bronx , whoso nnino
wnf given to the Uronx river nml to
one of the live boroughs of the Greater
Now York ? It appears that the river
derives Its nnino from Jonts Uroncx ,
who settled In Hint region In 1G39.
Married people llvo longer than the
unmarried , the temperate and Indus
trious longer than the gluttonous and
Idle , and civilized nations longer than
the uncivilized.
The Now England Education League
Is laboring for a clHap book post by
which books from public libraries maybe
bo convoyed as second clruw matter at
t cent per pound. Some librarians
who have been consulted suggest that
If that rate could not bo nindo general
It might bo applied for n short car
riage , as fifty of ono hundred mllca ,
and provo profitable to the govern
ment , or at least cover the cost of
transmission.
A patriot uses hln prlvato Influence FSI
for the public good ; a politician USCB
the public inlluonco for his private
good.
One wny to reduce rents is to sow
them up.
very word " operation " strikes terror to n woman ' 3
THE .
Nearly always these operations become necessary
through neglect.
If the mouses nre very painful , or too frequent and excessive ,
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for it , and if you let the trouble
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Miss SARAH J. GRAHAM , Sheridanville , Pa. , writes :
MRS. PINKHAM : I had suffered for sev
eral years with female troubles and
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' Sccingu woman's letter prais
ing your remedies , I wrote to
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time. I believe now that I am
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If I can say anything that can
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