Show I DEWEY DAY I IN V BOSTON Honors Are Heaped the Hero of Manila Bay V PRESENTED WITH A WATCH V V J PSOPIiE FROM ALL OVER THE COTJ2TTBY OHOWD THE CITY jt j H i V c 1 School Children Sing Patriotic Songs Far the J Admiral On tho Historic V Common Staid Old Town tDeco rateclVV5SV Never Before Given Preedom of the City V e V V Bostoir Oct 1tThtt residents of I Boston and vicinity augmented by thousand of visitors front other fee ttonsa of lh < conimonwealth and front adjacent states today > did honor1 toAd to-Ad nfral Dewey The hearty greeting with which Admiral Dewey was 1 received I re-ceived when he arrived last rJght was completely overshadowed today whenever when-ever the fantous Vermonter appeared fa public and particularly as be rode through the city im the front ranks of the brilliant naval and military pag eant which was the chief event of the dayThe The demonstration really wasono In which all the states front eastern Can I ada to Long Island sound united to ac knowledge the honors due the great I naval leader and his men for their triumph tri-umph ire the bay of Manila Som of I the New England states sent their gov i etnors and some a number of theIr other prominent men From all parts came large delegations Boston today was decorated as the I i city seldom has been The route of the parade presented a mass of color Pictures Pic-tures of Admiral Dewey seemed to be everywhere and there were few private residences throughout the city from V the islands wards to Germantown that I did not throw colors to the breeze The streetsv avenues and squares through which the parade passed were dressed I mainly under the direction of an architectural ar-chitectural committee and a systematic syste-matic plan had been followed in the arrangement of colqrs which resulted in most picturesque and harmonious i I combinations I V I Dewey Was Up Early Dewey was up early and with Lieutenant j Lieu-tenant Brumbv took a short constitutional constitu-tional across Beaten common After breakfast the admiral received Mayer I Quincy and later he gave a few minutes I min-utes reception to the newspaper men I of the city The admiral was in full dress of his rank At 9 oclock a special I committee deputized to conduct the admiral ad-miral to the childrens exercises on the common arrived and a few minutes later came the commute on the Dart j of the city headed by Mayor Quincy While these visitors were in the admirals ad-mirals sitting room Captain Dyer of the Baltimore and several other naval officers guests of the city of Boston I arrived Just as the party was about to take carriages for Boston common members of the Boston Traveler staff I I appeared and presented the admiral j with a beautiful sword the cost of which was met by dime contributions II from the people of Boston Then Governor Gov-ernor Dwyer of Rhode Island and four members of his staff were admitted Last came Captain Lamberton of the OlympiaOvation I Ovation On the Streets It was just before 10 oclock when I the admiral got away from the hotel On the street the ovation which followed fol-lowed him was most enthusiastic The I mayor and the admirals aide were in the second carriage the first being occupied I oc-cupied by tho school committee delegations dele-gations In other carriages were the V naval officersand other gentlemen who had been invited to accompany flit ll V mimi V The party prOceeded t < the mn where more thai 25080 phoot Lc h > ulrva tarrying fags and guireon5 5C c draw up In two columns about Jw 1 feet bng I and tnt twenty deen Tt < < tU ftC sang America as aeon ItS the car 1 rkis s arrived the municipal band ac j I companying them V V V I At the last verse the carriages V V j V J n > < I I down theeisle betrgeen the colitoiKS oft i children and the shising coattiaueii to > cheers and waving of Hags Tho band i piayeJ the Stars > 8nglei Banner Vt V V i 1t1 carriages returned through tho I aisles and then passed rapidly out into Beacon street on the way to the city hail where the admiral was presented with a magnificently jeweled watch on I behalf of the city 01 Boston also the i freedom of tIle citr J |