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In time. SoldbydrngKiita.
The arrival of Dewey in New York
sept. 20 , two days ahead of time ,
changed the reception program to a
considerable extent.
Friday , parade of warships , with the
Olympia at the head , up North river to
Grant's tomb , to fire salute. Admiral
Dcwcy taken ashore at 9 p. m. to
spend the night.
Saturday Admiral Dewey driven to
the City Hall park , loving ctip pre
sented on behalf ol the city. < \f.er !
luncheon the land parade and a smoker
at the "Waldorf-Astoria.
When the citizens' committee
reached the Olympia Thursday , Flag
Lieutenant Brumby stood at the head
of the admiral's gangway. Capt. Lam
berton was close by. Secretary Downes
went up first , and as ho was greeting
the lieutenant , Admiral Dewey came
down the ladder from the after-bridge
and took position on the quarterdeck.
Secretary Downes , as representative
of the mayor , was presented to him
and to Capt. Lamberton by Lieut.
Brumby , and then in turn came Mr.
McKelway , Senator Depew , Richard
Croker , "William McAdoo , Gen. How
ard Carroll , Warren W. Foster , Ber
nard J. York and Chief Devery.
"Come to my cabin , gentlemen , " said
Admiral Dewey , leading the way to his
quarters , where the two six-inch guns
will they get ashore ? I've got 350 men
here and they all want to go , and how
will they get over from where we are
anchored ? "
Mr. McAdoo explained that the city
would supply boats for the transfer.
"That's all right , " said the admiral
with a smile. "That will be very sat
isfactory. The men can go ashore in
the morning.
"I've arrived here a few days in ad
vance of the time , " continued the ad
miral , with a merry twinkle in his eye ,
"but I thought it would be better to
be two days ahead than one day be
hind. You know the state I come from.
We have to scratch gravel up in Ver
mont. I thought it would be beiter to
spend the two or three days inside. If
we were one day behind it might upset
some of the arrangements.
"Yes , " remarked Mr. McKelway ,
"and I might say that your habit of be
ing two or three days ahead has con
founded your friends as well as your
enemies , " at which the admiral
laughed heartily.
"May I say , " continued Mr. McKel
way , "that as the people of New York
are ready to embrace the opportunity
of honoring you , your arrival two or
three days in advance of the celebra
tion might lead you to proceed to New
York , where , I assure you , yon would
"It almost saddens me , " he contin
ued reflectively , "to see what my people
ple are doing for me. The pride and
gratification is immense , and I cannot
express the appreciation I feel. I
didn't know , I didn't really perceive ,
until this morning the splendid wel
come that my countrymen are giving
me. "
The admiral was then informed that
during the time he is. a guest of the
city the private house of George C.
Bohlt of the Waldorf-Astoria would bu
at his disposal.
Uowoy on A iil
"There are people Mehind him , sonic
of them lawyers and able fellows , who
make a tool of Aguinaldo , " said Dewey
to a group of reporters. "Here , by the
way , is a cane which he presented to
me , " and the admiral produced a thick
black stick carved and resembling Irish
bog oak more than anything else , "i
thought , " said the admiral , "that this
thing in the Philippines would be over
long before this , as it should have been
I can't imagine how they have stood
out until now. Of course there was
the rainy season , and I suppose little
was done.
"Ono great trouble out there has
been that Gen. Otis has tried to do too
much. I told him so. He wants to
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THE NAVAL PARADE , OLYMP1A IN THE LEAD.
that were so successful at Manila are
the principal features. Arrived there ,
the party sat down and the admiral
plunged into a discussion as between
the navy of years ago and now.
"You remember , Mr. McAdoo , " he
said , "how hard it used to be to get
anything. All that is changed now.
We had quite a struggle in our day ,
though. "
Then Mr. McKelway began his work
as spokesman for the committee. The
admiral seemed nervous at first as the
extent of the city's plans was revealed
: o him , but he soon had himself well
in hand.
"Would it be agreeable to you to
come to New York in your own launcher
or in one of the city's boats ? " asked
Gen. Carroll.
"My launches are slow , " was the re
ply. "Besides , it might be a bad day ,
and , anyway , the launch would be
awash from the craft in the harbor.
Now , " turning to Lieut. Brumby , "you
inow all about these arrangements ,
Brumby. "
"Not so much , " replied the lieuten
ant. "I've had lots of programs and
newspapers , but haven't had time to
read them closely yet. "
The admiral leaned over and put a
hand affectionately en the shoulder
of his flag officer.
"Gentlemen , " he said , proudly , "this
s the man , Lieut. Brumby , who hauled
down the Spanish flag at Manila and
put the stars and stripes in its place.
"How about the crew of this ship ? "
then inquired Admiral Dewey. "How
be most warmly received , but if you
anticipate the celebration "
Admiral Dewey fairly shook with
laughter.
"Oh , no , " he said , "you needn't be
afraid. You can depend on me. I shall
remain on board and right here until
the mayor calls Friday morning. "
Then Admiral Dewey spoke at some
length of the reasons which operated
to bring him home ahead of time.
"The Olympia has been steaming at
the uniform rate of nine knots an hour
since we left Gibraltar , " he said. "Sev
eral days ago we knew that we would
arrive before Thursday unless we
modified our speed or went somewhere
out of our course.
"Capt. Lamberton , Lieut. Brumby
and I thereupon held a consultation.
The propriety of running into Hamp
ton Roads or some other port in the
south was spoken of , but we concluded
that we ought not to touch land first
anywhere except at New York.
"It was suggested that we cruise
some distance outside New York har
bor until Thursday , but we knew that
if we did that we would be discovered
and reported.
"The weather looked a little squally ,
moreover , and it seemed better to be
inside the Hook than outside. But the
consideration that really decided us to
come into port was to give Capt. Lam
berton a chance to clean up the ship
before our voyage up the harbor. Capt.
Lamberton and I are very proud of the
Olympia and we wanted enough time
at her anchorage to rub her down and
make her look spick and span.
be general , governor , judge , and everj--
thing else to have hold of all the
irons. No man can do this. This is
the great trouble. It is enougn for a
man to do one thing , to be one thing ,
but when a man tries to do everything
and to be everything it is easy to im
agine the result.
"The fight in the Philippines should
be easily ended. The people had been
so badly treated for such a length of
time by the Spaniards that they are
distrustful. This is the great difiiculty
in dealing with them. Where we have
met them and they have been in such
contact with us as to learn that we
mean to treat them well ; where they
have seen that we mean what we say.
there is no trouble. They stand by us
all the time.
"All of them will learn this in time.
The } ' will get from under the influence
of Aguinaldo , or rather those people
who are behind Aguinaldo , who , as I
said before , is a mere tool.
"Do I think the Filipinos are fit for
self-government ? Well , no ; not just
now. The } ' probably will be in a littie
time. They are a very queer people
a very queer mixture. Many of them
are quite civilized and good people , but
I do not think they are fit for self-gov
ernment just yet. But when I say that ,
I must add at the same time that it is
my candid opinion that they are more
fitted for it than the Cubans , that they
are a better people than the Cubans ii
every way. "
Self-admiration is ample proof that
there is no accounting for tastes.
Colored waiters are to take the place
of the undergraduate students of Yule ,
about thirty in number , who have
been helping to pay thsir way through
college by acting as waiters in llu
Yale commons. This is in accordance i
with a decision ot the faculty , which
holds that such work interferes with
study.
The question has frequently been
asked : Who was Bronx , whose name
was given to the Bronx river and to
one of the five boroughs of the Greater
New York ? It appears that the river
derives its name from .Touts Broncx ,
who settled in that region in 1G39.
Married people live longer than the
unmarried , the temperate and indus
trious longer than the gluttonous and
Idle , and civilized nations longer than
the uncivilized.
The New Englai.J Education
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which books from public lllirnncH maybe
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it might be applied for a short car
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the public influence for his private
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