The Omaha Daily Bee.
ESTA15L1S1IED J lJ3 1!), 3871.
OMAHA, 31 OX DAY 310KXIXG, SEPTEMIJEK H, IHOJ-TJJX PACiJGS.
SlX(iL.K COPY VIVE OKNTS.
OXE DAY E
a
Body of Pres'doit Will Rest In Ibma at
Ctntcn Ytdneiday.
COUSINS ACROSS THE WATER
llrltinift I'd rue I Nutlniiiillti unit I ill to
In MniirnltiK I nlliiiel Dentil of
(in f Aiiuln-Miviiu.
Greeting to new president!
THIS IS MRS. M'K:NLEY'S special wish
"WashingUi Rearrangii It Echeduls to
Miet'H'r Viens.
FUNERAL SERVICES IN CAPITOL TUESDAY
Betnaini to Lit in Stat in Rotnnda Only
Until Hlht.
Leaden in Many Statei Aaiur Him of
Unstinted Liyalty.
LONDON. Sept. It would be nlrw-st
Impossible to terori dotill the remark-
abln (jutbiir.it of sythr In Great Mr Itnln
If n I her colonics over tn leath of President bJ
MeKlnley, proofb of wbtch ure continually tl I. imp; IHkciinnIoii iilft the Mcerctiirle
Inrtlvlng here. Not only has King Kilunnl U
commanded tliu court to go Into mourning Gj
for one week, l)itt wherever a public mcoi- uf
log of any klml haB been hclil. or w icrryr
I a public mun has hsd occasion to Break, n
opresHlons of horror and sympathy have
hem heard. In every plate of public wnr
CABINET MEETS ROOSEVELT AT SUPPER
till' I'rcsent Mtiuitlon
llf (.'til I'THIIIf lltlll Affairs.
HOLD SERVICES IN BERLINS
(crnuin nml Amrrlcnn tinirltiN llenr'
Memorial Srriiinnr Oier Dentil
of MoKlijlo).
MEMORY OF M11NLEYcondition of the weather)A)y 1 1FS I STATK
gt-Mrrrnst for NebrmdT.t" I". Mr and ,. . II)UJ; 1 lAL J 1 A 1 L
hpeclal Riijrjotu Eerricai in Htnsr of E
tht Late President
.Monday; Tuesday b'alr, Nurtlu rly "N it is
l eniiii'rniiii-.. nt iiimiiin Vi-tTiin tRrrlonds Gather at Milburn Houss t Moutn
SPECIAL TRAIN TO START WEST EARLY i
tlcmU of l)rpiirlin'Mt ArrmiKr lie
lulls fur tint riiinriit'i b'ltuil Hon
or to Hip Dust tit IK
purled t'liK'flnln.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. The following
bfllclal utulumcnt, making Important
changes In the plans for thu funeral scrv
lcub over tho remains of President McKIn
loy In this city, wa Riven to the press to.
ulfht,
In compliance with the earnest wishes of
Jlrn, MeKlnley that the body of her Iiih
baud shall rent in her luiniu at Culituii
Wednesday night the following ohinues In
the obsequies of thu lalo president will be
inntlc .
1-mu ral services In Hip rottinda of the
cnpltol will be held Tuesday iiiornliiK on the
r-.rtlvnl of the escort whleti will iii-company
the l eiiuiliiH from the White I Inline. The
body of the lute president will lie In Mule
in tile rotunda for tile remainder oi tiios
slip yesterday from SI. Paul's cathedral
"and Canterbury calhedr down, thu preach
ers miido special ref Mice to the terrible
event. Invoking (Sou's blessing on the
II nlled stnteu and the American pconle.
Crnthlo church, nt Halmorul. whose bills
hnvn never been used except on oc. nslons
of nntlnnal Interest, bioke tho custom and
Innnoiinccd thu event to the nclghboi hood
Ambassador Cliouto and tho stnlf of tin
ll'nltcd Slates cinbatwy, who again yesterday
I had their bunds full, attended services nil
ISt. Paul's during the afternoon. There were
I many Ainerl.ans In tLe congregation, ration
Scott Holland made a touching reference tol
I the murdered president.
.Many members of the diplomatic eor.isi
Sand n constant streum of visitors lns-rlle'd
I their names at the embassy.
Message of sympathy were received from I
Karl Cadogan, lord lieutenant of Ireland.
I Sir William Hnrcourt. tho mah.irolnh of
j.lodpore, Alfred Austin, the port laureate.
land many other prominent men. The Post-I
lolllce department granted special facilities I
Ht'FFAW). Sept. 15. President Rooso
vclt passed a very quiet day nt tho Wilcox
house, arranging to attend the funerol of
the late president. His secretary, Mr.
Loch, and his assistants were kept busy
opening telegrams and mull and classifying
them. Piled up on the oak tablo !n the
sitting room of the house were at least
BOO telegrams and letters, all of them ex
pressing regret nt the Bad oocurrenco to
tho president and assuring support to tho
new president. Among thoso who sent
telegrams to the new president were Kx
Oovcrnor Vincent of Connecticut, cX'Clov
ernor l.add of llhodc Island, Governor
nKRMN. Sept. 15. ThJ service of mourn
ing tho death of President .MiKlnley. held
this morning in the Atncrlcnn church In
Berlin, was very Impressive. The edifice,
was heavily hung with flrepe nnd crowded
i with Hermans, Ilrltlsh nnd Americans
Among thoso who attended were: llaron
von Hlchthoff. Herman minister of foreign
arfalrs, Andrew White, tho I'nlted States?
ambJKsador: Mr. Jackson, secretary of thejfl
L'lilted States embassy, Mr. Mason, I'liltedllj
States cotinil gcnernl In Ucrlln; tho mem-
- f t t. .. , ... I I . . t n,.,h...M.IAM t ) . . t . 1 M
the Vnlted States naval attache, nnd matoK" tho1ln,u rcnljlenl McKlnloy J
German merleani. R various churches of Omaha yesterday.
Dr. liiekle's text was found In rirstE?'8?. ut, h. rf . lal'a rm "
I t n ntinhln I tin mt'linatifna In In1iirrr-n.li t-.-
ipHC,, rapuhllcnn club of Masfnchusotts; the Na-
Knrl PnrlniTiir, i-of...-rn,1 l Mi 'lrr..r,nrnl.l M """ iieiiiiuiic.ui liuguu, nuna ill .irnunw
!ir,.o ,,1,1.1. , i, i,i.. ....... ., cji-K"' i ennsyivniiiii, uon .11. itiCKinson, i-
Wlllhm llarcourt's dispatch was signed aU3U 'Tn Z)!'1 n,f,
hv h B wife nn.l ..nr..Hke,l uim.,ill,l- nn.l fl " "". bvi, uw... v.U ... .......
Corinthians, xv. r7: "Hut thanks be te
(Sod, which glvelh us the victory through
our Lord, Jesus Christ." Ho spoke In part
as follows
"This may seem n Btrange text, but Ihej
light of the gospel shining down upon life's
mycterlos has turned darkness Into light.
Wo nro stepping under the shadows of a
dire cnlamlty; w seek to give voice to the
feelings of our hearts. The feeling Is one'
of detestation for tho dastardly criminal
JALL CREEDS RAISE CONCERTED VOICE
In Clitiroli, mi Milliters' ('ninn (iriiiiiid
nml i:iet here i'liliute In 1'iild
In the lllimti'luiin Annie u(
the I'll 1 1 1- II Chief.
Memorial tervlces s.tcrcd to the tncmor
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LW PRESIDENT GREATLY AfFECTZD
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DAY IN CHARGE AT CANTONH UnDa rilltd wilh Ansul- Over
Lost of Chief.
Il'iirmer Seerelnr)- nf Stnte Will .MnUr
A rrn linemen t for lliii-lnt
uf I't-eslileiit,
JMRS. M'KINLEY VIEWS BODY OF HUSBAND
Vouug Men's Chrlstlau nsaoclatlon and clau-
w here.
In many of the churche.-t mourning em
blems and pictures of the deceased prcsl
dent were displayed.
The attendance nt tho several places H
worship was unttsunlly large, lp addition
to addresses by pastors and others, special
musical piugrams weie rendered.
Dry Eyod She Guzjj Upon Him and Fondlei
Hit lire.
CANTON, Sent. 15 Judge Wllllnm It.
Day arrived home ftom Huffato today to
.make arrangements for the funeral of Presl-
blent MeKlnley ui Canton. Judge Day w.il
In conference with members of the 'nblnotJ,n., u,
In liuffalo. Mayor Hoblnon was asked to?vUARTET SINGS LEAD KINDLY LIGHT"
take charge of the arrangements for the!
isi'itvicr.s
AT
CAMP
OMAHA.
Itclluloiii Kite Minute ullh
if Mntirutiiu tiiuin.
Sim mil
Shaw of Iowa, who telegraphed: "you wlHJThm, martyrC(i presidents!
w.c ,,, u pon o. m peopio o! m ..T,,p f , one f ,,crp ym
Iowa In unstinted measure;" tlovernorU ,.,., , .... .,.,. ,, , ,.,i,iot3
? Ull'hnnls nf U'vnmlnir whn a-ilil "Mnv finil.ft . h
! -w- , riimnniri' T in inirii m nun or iiriniir.innn .. . .
lend you with abundant wisdom nnd dls-W;.. HiniVHrnansbln Intecrltv nnd deeldedV 1 ' J1 . -'" i
cretlnn." Mavor Hart nf lin.tnn. t'nvrrnortSL .?.,c,n1 ?Pr''V P.'jlf honor of the memory of President
...... - - - - !! nnufinmtv i tin pniruv iinii fiii'i rii-w1.. ... . . . . . . .
Stone nf 1'elim.vlv.nnln hn.M "Kn.riin.llvO . V . V ' . . ' MClVinlOy Were I1CKI III 1 0 CIOCK. 1110 serv
Ihoplng that tho curse of anarchy may bcST .' . u " . ,. Z te iiv tb, klnB!l,cc". 10 lmV0. c ..'"! 0,10 . n.Tl
speedily lifted from our land by tho nas-FM,.. "' . ... .,.,1 7"....' Z"' nnpection or ini uooi inier-
: , . . . . . . Ui i e limy twi) nun in iiuu.ui iiiic.'ttLiuu .i.i. .,,
sar.o of wise and effect vn nws. I haF.le.ir9.. ........... ... ff.tsred
to nssnrr vnt. nf Invn. . .he n, 'resiueiu s Hooseve.i s a.iininu ,r, ion. y T . t , r) prcB(ll v0. Thclrt
. , ,. , , ... . . Ill .wiuwier iiiuiuuriui nciiviL-.j iu uu urn
tuneritl here and has necepted.
Tho commltteo In charge wnt In session
practlcnlly all afternoon. Adjutant (Seneral
(Slger appeared nnd nttended tho Kcsslon.
The grand rommandery. Knights Templar,
of Ohio, Knights Templnrs of Louisville,1
Pittsburg, Canton nnd elsewhere mudo
tender of their services In the pnr.vl
Other rccret societies nnd lodges nindn
similar tenders. It was said that the'
Knights Templars of Ohio, of which the
iCIinnt "A en re r .My (ind tn 'I'liee," l.n.t
WiirilN air l))ln .Mini tirent Mnie
iiit'il .Mined In 'I'cnrN lij
Snrrinvf ui .seene.
Ht'KI'AI.0, Sept. If.. nuffaln today be
came a city of mourners. Tho guy and
naming decorations of the Pan-Amei lean
late president was a member, would turnS"1'.0""1"" Kv.n V5' ,0 ",0 8'",bo' of "or
out .1.000 strong.
governor of the state, thu adjutant general
sorrow for the death of "the great prtMl-
d iy til d will be esc. rttMl ti. th.! iiilltoiid stii-adcnt. whine oss s . ep ore. n i ce In Kng
llun Tuesday evening. The fllliernl tritttiKI, . . .,.,.,,, .. '
will Ir.ivc- WH.ihliigtnii ut or about 8 o'clock M"!nd America.
In accordance with a special nrmv order!
to tho guards at St. James palnce mid nt
Sail other points where guard was motinted
Tir-i'.iy evening nnd will arrive ut Clinton
ill... .. ednu.iuiiy.
JOHN HAY,
UMIIf HOOT,
JOHN I). I.ONM,
Jtl'SNHY M A Cl'WIM.ANI).
AaillNOTON, Sept. 15. Secrutnry Hay
Issued to thu public thu following slate
Bicut, nUl'AKT.MKNT OK STATU, WAHIIlNd
TON, U ('., Sept. In. The lumiilns of the
Into pteHl.lciilt after I.miik In state In the
city hall ot lliillaln during the ufleruoon nf
Hjll.hi). Hepteinliel' 15, will be removed to
Washington oy hptclnl ttuln on .Monday.
Hepteiuiici til, leaving IliiiTalo nt n ui.
ulid reuchlng Washington ut 'J p. in. Tho
remains will then he enrrled. under 111"
escort or u siiuadroii of L'lilted Stu'us M Alibev where n memnrlnl u,,rvie u.
cava r to t in exe.-utlve inntislnii. where M A".". " "ore " memorial service w
they will lent until a ii. tn. Tuesday. Sep
tember 17 They will then be curried to thu
cnpltol, accompanied l.y a military and
civil vhrort, the details of which will be
given in ii reparati! i.njlci.
The remains will there lie In slate. Ilo
Unions nrvlces will on held In the rntiiuda
tif thu cupllnl on Wednesday at 1- o'clock
noon At 1 n'elock thu remains, under n
mllltury escort, will 1 transferred to n
funcnil car nnd curried to Clinton, O., via
thu Pennsylvania riillrnail, arriving theru
on Thursday at 11 n. tu., where arraiigu
ineiitH for the tlnul sepiiltuie will he com
mitted to tho charge nt the citizens of Can
ton under tho direction or u committee to
lie selected by the mayor of that cltv.
No cctemniilcH are expeeed In the cities
and towns nlong the route of tho funu-ul
train beyond the tolling of bells.
JOHN" HAY.
tfcrretiiry of Stale.
ley. Horrlet S. Illdlne. Ilev. A. C. liny'
ninn.l l.icmitcnitut Governor Woodruff,
Hooker T. Washington
The only announcement tho president had
lo mnku today was th.it Mr. Cortelyou,
row. Tho black dranerv of th-i elu n
streets mutlled the tolling bells of the
churches. Hits of crepe appeared on every
slrovo. The sorrow whs evtrywhero ap
parent. In tho morning a simple scrvlcn
took place at tho residence on Delaware
tho sacrctary nf President MeKlnley. woubip,llKt lhc !n,lrr Journal
throughout the kingdom, honors were ren
dered yesterday to the memory of President
MeKlnley such as nro usually accorded
ontv nr. the death nt rnvnt tiprxnnu.n,i Th.,
r.l troops woro crepe nnd the bauds played
dirges.
Kuneral marches were plnyed in evcrv
church In the Kingdom. There win a pain
ful scene. In St. David's church nt Merthvr
Tydvll Thu vlrnr. Hev. Mr. Wyckcs. while
referrltif, to tho death of President MeKln
ley. swooned. He was carried home. Canon
Duckworth. preaching In Westminister
111 be
held on the day of the funeral, said
"Tho opening year of the twentieth cen
tury will live In our memory nnd In that
of our kinsmen as one that drew us to
gether In the sacred brotherhood of sorrow.
It will unite In llrnier Trie m!dili lirn ,.on
jnntlons." Many Americans were prefent at
H tbls service.
Similar tributes sre recorded In dis
patches from the Ilrltlsh colonies. The
morning papers again iippcnr with heavily
leaded borders and are almost entirely de
voted to Mr. McKlnlevN death. No such
extended tilhutes of sympathy nn.l respect
over marked the death of any person hut
a Ilrltlsh sovereign, They certainly would
not hnvo been called nut In- tin itniih ret
Tho heads of the various departments andt)n"' continental ruler.
ml, rirln,1 l.il . . I . ..... I ....... ......Ijl In nrl.ll.ln.. . , 1 . ,,
in. iiiuiuhi eiene:! sue
V"r Hie present net in thnt capacity for
him because of his knowledge of the condl
lion of affairs. Mr. Cortelyou continued
I Ills statement.
Ills tiiiests lit Dinner.
When the president dined he tsked that!
pi scvern I persons be asked informally to din
ner and when the party s.tt down therel
Mwcrc in addition to the president nnd hi"!
host. Mr. Wilcox, Governor II. II. Odell, Jr.,
Clof New York; Attorney General Knox, Sec-
H rotary of War Knot. Senator John W. Kean
of New Jersey nn.l William C. Warren, re
publican state committeeman cf HulTalo.
Then; was, ns If by general consent, not
discussion on political subjects. During)
tho afternoon there was a stream of callora.i
but the president saw few of them. Gen
eral Joseph It Hnwley, United States son-
ntor from Connecticut, was one who had a
long talk with the president nnd the lnt-
Iterause of tho numerous offers of a slml-j
lar nature nnd which If accepted would I
place Canton In a congested rondltlon. thrb
matter was held In nbeynnce for further
in 'erlin v II e h elt X We 1 e,. ny Aof 1,10 xwt'- 11,0 MM'r ,n" "mladlst l'plscopal church tendered the use ofFf r.yred president died
111 111 1 1111 Hill III 111 HI II.AI lt IIIIISI1U l",'.'.,ll .1... . Hln,.u nt 1 1, n n F,tu ,1 vn f I C lltfl . .. '.. . . ... ....MA nVIIIII WllB H II tl r- 111.,, lir.,.., ,j ,T.w.,.l
ii.lont resolutions of amithv. Todnv'sW" . : V.Y M" Presiuent s eiiurcn. wnicn. wns accepieu.M V?.
'l " ' fn I.Vi.Bni.l an. ...... .11 .... O.I OnVtlinT, I.H, ... . . .( ..... ... ... ..nil, V, LI. I' ...'.II. lllll.V III!.. UI1U III. Illl
... . ,l f. . . i. i....iii' - I'.inv..... i..i-.. ... ........ i". n i iiree iiiinnreii nconie lire cxnccie.i in iiicfv. J ....... ..,.
l,ii.ii Biir.,.v ui u.e .ii-iiw- ..i me iieniiii-iii(., .... . ,, ,.. . .,,, ,lf ?!.,.,.. ' . , , ..KtllU mmed nto fntllllv unit Itin friend. ...l
political nssoclates of tho Into president
were present. The scene thero was pa
thcllc In the extreme. Then tho body win
bnrno out to the waiting enrtego on tho
brawny shoulders of eight sailors and sol
diers of tho republic. The cortcgo passed
through walls of living Immunity, grief
stricken, lo the city hall.
of the "dealt of the ,,reslde,,.5Iw':r', 'wcl- fcalcd 1,1 b;u"1 '?vi"0";Threo hundred people are expected In the",. That
and the nolltlcl outlook't.nder Mr. ItooscE"" cvcr' MM u,,! ",lv,,,0 ni" '"ct "'Jhniclal Washlnglon party. Tho presidential " ""r"" "
veil. The Kreus ZeitunKdr9erlbes him a.,Kl"c nrm- of the state wc.u arranged nccor.i-j; par(y hch Is expected to consist of sev
Innti.fWmnnv in i,u ,ni,thi. The iinr.lL'"K companies, with their coinniiindoislLriity-live persons, probably will he enter-
' . H..u ( I t I lilt... at... .... j1 It ..I. I a iL 1 .1 ... .. I r II
IllM 'enetn CnrlirlellteH nhtrrls tn till?"1 1,1 -,r """ l" ""' l"Uiilllieu ill u.u I esi.ieuce ... ... I . .."i KU ...
f . . . . tttiniiv niii'iiiiiLi it fiitt'ititi u'nri) nvitbfitir 1 nnd .r1 II n r t n r Tim vii!tiftnii TiiHinin will rn-
..l.nn mm K H.n Ir-n.in Vn lltiti .irt 1 n i tl T . Vtiinui v- ......, M r- i - - - i
'I""" '"- JJ 111.1" '"r. .1. .... ... .1... kit...... I... .--.U. f I, 1..,. I
til Una Mr tlnndt .IX 1 "K Ulfir rt.-r4ril('l' III U'l UIIUMIJ nn iliniuiii nptvt.ii nn -,iiim.
"lui OU t ro, to the late president andS ?nlon clturciu. -re niled Simdav w,,h
lorrnwirg congregations who nssembled tol
hear eloquent eulogies of President McKln-
:with liis vluws regarding the political rolii-Bl,, B',,,p ,r""i's-
. .. . ... i tt l a ii v;iu ii Kiirrnu iiii r-iiiiuri'irn i inn. vjii iiic
nous liciwceu uic two powors. n. -- - -? - -- , . ... . Mol,,0,,B, I'.ds-n.n.iri
arm oi ovcry soldier was lieu a oaiui oiig- --- -- - ; - - iq
tllU Otllcersiia ' pi i-Bliieiii n rililltu, uiiui i-nnetlj
i . r;. .Mnncnester. tneuv
Tho paper adds
tthe tSerman
.... ... i i . ......
I.IIUH, 11 in I-C'll-l'VlUCIIl Lllill'l. -
prufs of all parties except thr-7crcl'1'' " tho Mvo,'(, llllts of
rcsscs sincere svninathv In theSer,, recites of the sumo n
jsnciallst expresses sincere sympathy In theft
material, and'
their principal assistant wore busy today
mnklng arrangements for the proper exe
cution for so much of the funeral program
as fell to them.
Secietnry Hay came tn his desk curly In
the morning and remained throughout tho
day. Though it was Sunday, cnblcgrnms of
condolence were still coming to the de
partment of Statu from
world.
Tin. ink tn ('lime In U'l.sl.lnuln.i.
In tho War department Acting Secretary
Sanger was in consultation with General
Gillespie, Colonel Ward nnd Genera! llarrv.
arranging lor tho transportation of tlm
troops to Washington, making arrangements
for guur.l duty and other nuittcrn.
General lamlolph ..rrange.l with Ser-ecnnt-at-Arms
Itnnsdcll that they should
co-opernto In the management of tha fun
eral curomonlo3 at thn capltol. Knur prl
vato soldiers will stand watch dnv and
night, one nt each corner of the calafaldiie.
so long us tho remains of the lato president
In addition to
cerslon of dhpatches describing the final
scenes and tilling many columns, several
pages of each Journnl are given up to de
scriptions of the sympathy evoked nt home
nn.l abroad, to ex! nits from
speeches and editorials and to
death of President MeKlnley.'
1 One paper points' out thi.t i
j spent n year in Germany In his youth
Kcrcpe Muttered from tho flagstaffs. Tho nil-
Cjwcre made by Ilev.
president's, pastor. Dr. Ilnll of tho Trlnltv
v.,... B.. , ,, ... i , , ,, , .,, -....."t-utneran rnurcn ami ny lormer .invor n.
one paper points out tniit Mr. l(oosevclI;l"',,",l'"",", "'"."fi '" m- - i' ""
Rlof tho adjutunt geneinl wero il raped In
llunlili, (l,.tli tt..,! llmi ..vlilnnnna nt liiiiin-n.Cn
1111.11
MANILA RECEIVES THE
Mi.nern.ir Tuft A'utllles Snldler
A r.'h I iieltuo of Dentil of ('mil
in n n d e r-1 a -1 'It ! I .
. Cassldy, a Grnnd Armv veteran
brother Mason nf the president.
The evrenllvn committee tonluht recetvedfl
NEWS?" L ' T1U"K' (""' JIU!iniei wiui mii-Kitc,r(.ramR from ,ho Colorado troops of Den t
' - -'fver nu. I tne nsuinginn ireops ot I'ltismirgi
prcsmeiu nan iiicn uy tne soun.i oi tnej- ,u,n,. ,,,. .!, i, normttP.I to take nnril
In'.
f ttinerni gun wnicn every intriy miniiiea.wa.,, tl, funcrni. u w , impossible to tic-
rrom tne rising or tne sun wus uruu uy aM,.ommn,iato tho troons. In consenuence o-l
detachment rrom the artillery.
MANILA, Sept. 1.".. The profoundest
Iiijn Dent'' Mnroti,
Ifltho fact that the people of Canton hav
been urging that more time ho given in
inu suiucimii uci .g ..... niimnai .no dellnlte stnlement was mndo It Is be
iirnelninntlnn which exnlnlns In the Klll.R-,lnrc. "J an.icimaiiu, ino leaner oi ini rsilcvriI .imt .i... rrmil. r President MeKIn
ter Invited him to go to Washington in blsMplnos thnt while the dcnlh of President?1 'mcrt !"n'crt -"'irine uanu. tnis marciiRk,y w(n lo Ulicn direct from the station
special car tomorrow. WMcKlnlcy Is an Irreparable Individual loss"'"1"'" B,"u"-" i-""' "-?to thu church
In the eveninc nurt of the cabinet mctl n .w, nn ntmr it.n Rtnhlttiv nf ihe v.'.IPavHloii. nnd iiuinedlntely thereafter tlieW
nt supper. About the board In nddltlonHj(,rnmc.nt or chnnge tho courso of the nd-Mh'iml l,ll,yc'1 "Thu Ktar-Spangled Uaniicr, HQ -j j Q SOLDIERS AT FUNERAL
to the president were: Secretaries Long,Kimin,,.,nton. This was considered neces
FjWIIson and Hitchcock. Postmaster GcnornlSjsar. hecause tho Klllplnys thought Mr.
while all heads worn uncovered.
Captain Knickerbocker, chaplain of t)icjlieinlier of ,nll..nnl ('mini Will Alilt
TIiiiiinhiiiIn 'I'll 1. e I.iimI Look,
i temiirkable demonstration occurred
which proved how close tho president was
to the hearts nf tho people. Arrangements
had been mnde tn allow tho public to view
tho body Irntn tho lime It arrived, at about
1 .10 o'clock, until about 5 o'clock. Hut
the people wero wedged Into tho streets
'for two blotks. Two lines formed. They
extended literally for miles. When 5
o'clock enmo 10,000 people lind nlrou.lv
passed and thn crowds waiting below In
the streets seemed undiminished. It was
decided tn extend tho time, until midnight.
bll irt. inr linlirn InncPl- till, Olrfn y ll'n.n
ivlili-l. In rnrlnu' thn rnmnlnu thn rnmm 1 1 1 r i Cl . ... .
i i i kii - "Hincnso wim neon e ami n ennstnnt. stream
grief is manifested in every class in the! , ' '", "J;" ' " " 1 " . 'V . ffi'vlll send a telegram to Secretary Hoot nsk-B n.owo.1 tin the stens of tlm hrnn.l entmnen
.. ... .. ... 11 VI'll IV 11! I LIllll 11 HUT I' UK ll'L'11 I' II. 11. .. ... . . ... . U ... .... ......
community over tne ueain or iTesiuetu ic-M' -- " , , ...... , fa "K l"'u 1110 train arrive nere cany. vyiiii.-b
Klnley. Governor Taft has Issued n?
IMSmlth and John O. Milburn. Here. too. no-
LJlltlcal discussion was avoided entirely, butwtlu, ncxt hlghcEt nttmbri of votes In the'1
Ktiftcr supper Hie president hud r. long dlELc,.,orai nitfg.. FUgV.tl'f ) ordered 'tJx1
... .. L'
cusslon with the cabinet officers on tho
prraent situation of novernmcntal affairs.
President Itoosevelt declined to talk to
day or tonlglit on public topics, except lo
say thnt the suggestions mnde In some
Wuewspnpers regarding his cabinet were
Mormons. W premature, particularly in view of the
exiendedS'fnet that be bud asked that tho cabinet
sketches of thn rnreeis nf linth Mr Mr.B.,... ....... .t.. ,.. . .. ...!
- 5J v. i wsiay wnu nun. i nu iuchiiic.il ruiui'i. eni.yi
nu i.ai-.s oi iiiL-ia-v... y ...... ...r. imnsoien, iogeiiii- w tin fra tonight In preparation for the long Journey
a reminiscences, mostly accompanied by por-M tomorrow.
iraus. w
ti... ii 1 1 ..i.i.. i.... . i rr
iiv .... j 'J.l,...,- hi tin .1 (..I it n in i uimi I
cuts llliistrrtlng thu assai-slmitlnu nnd sub-
seouent events as welt ns .m edltn.-liil
nresHlnir Rvmn.it hv nnd ..nn.nnn,.n hi I'reslrTeiil's Wltf nml Kniiilly l.envea
Khali Ilo Irt tho capltol building, a suitable UnmnB, inclined to my that there
Considerable editorial space Is devoted
to a discussion of Mr. Roosevelt's probubloPj
poller, a question which Is exciting tltona
keenest cnrlnsllv Ihrni.'rhniit n.irnnn nnitT.
that may be said tn border almost Upon
apprehenr.inii.
The Dally Chronicle, dlpeusr.ing the
world-wide synipathy displayed, says
"This synipathy Is iiitensllH'd by a full
realization of the calamity until wo nre
"KMRS. RfWSFVELT RflFS HOMP
HU)-K"""" " ' ..
"' S I'renlrT.
guard will lio maintained at the cnlrnn.'cs
nnd will keep the people In alignment when
thoy nro admitted to tho cnpltol to view
tho remains next Tuesday.
Acting Secretary Hackctt ordered tint ii
.... , ii. . hj IIUill'lilH lUlilitJ
detail should be mado up consisting of tw., PJ a,U()cnts lcoU f,
uiiivi-rn, lour puny omcers nnu twentv-onc
prlvntes in tho marlno corps for duty at the
cnpltol next Tuesday to supplement ihc
army representation,
Tho special gunrd of honor to represotit
tho navy at tho funeral ceremonlen will
comprise tho following officers of hlsh
rank; A.lm'ral Dewey, Hear Admiral
Crowlnshleld, Hear Admiral O'Neal. Pay
master Gcnernl llemey an.: Ilrlgudtor Gen
eral Hey wood ot tho marine corps.
(eiiei'iil llinnl.e In l.uri:e.
Whlln General llieoks will bo in g"iicr,il
charge of mllltury nrrniigements hero. Gen
eral I'muMs 8. Giietilher will ne In enm
rnand of the military roniingent In the
rroceslon. Colonel Samuel Ucbcr, snn-ln-law
to Genrral Miles, has been detnllcd to
tJtcot Mrs. McKlnlev and look specially nftcr
her comfort, whllo Colonel II. II. Whlttu.v
of General Miles' staff has been designated
to perform a similar servico for President
Ilooscvelt.
At tho cnpltol SeTRcant-iit-Arnis Hunsdoll
directed tho preparation of tho rotunda for
tha funeral sarvlce. Tho space In oven thl.i
nst structure Is entirely Insuillcicnt to
meet the demnnd for admission of morn
than n frnctiot. of tho persons who think
they should bo admitted to thn servl.'ej
next Wcdntslay.
Tlie public will be excluded. n the acenm
mo.latlniM v ill not bo stiinciust for thoa"
v-h.) will he pre?nt.
The illplomatL' corps nlnno will occupy
about SCO idaioh II nil the Invitations sent
l.illlK InIiiiiiI for tter
ll.lj.
will lo the Cnllcd Stnten senate, the
United Stater, supremo court, the house
of reprcieutathcH and n largo number of
ofllelals nf the army ami navy and civil
ians, Hvcry nrmy and naval offlclal In Wash
Ington has been ordered to atlrml thu
funotnl services. The general public will
have tin opportunity to view the remains
of the lato president while the body Hcj
in hi ate boforu the) funeral cervlce.
Seiinl.liN Ciune In I'nncrnl,
Tho f crgennt-at-nrnts has had tho cata
falque which supported the remains of
Lincoln. Garfield anil oiher "tutcsmon
brought out nf tho crypt In which it re
pot.c.1 so long and hits turned It over to
William Lees' Sons, funeral directors, who
will bae the undertaking In charge. The
cntnfal.'iie Is to be entirely draped with
now black cloth. Sergiant-at-Ar.as Huns
dell has ttken steps (n secure the attend
ance nt the funeral .next Wednesday of as
many srrntors as can be reached and lias
ntranged for a special car to bring from
Chi ago tn Washington such senators from
Continued uu Second l'aee.)
i.
Oyster Hay. Mrs. Itoosevelt said she did
not know when she would go to Washington.
Mrs. Roosevelt renched Oyster Hay. L. I..
lat 10:;.') today and spent a few hours nt tho
home of James A. Roosevelt, when she pro-
icccded to Sagamore Hill, tho Roosevelt
home. As thu tlmn of tho arrival nf Mrs.
Itoosevelt and her family had not been an
nounced fow wero present on her arrival
jut Oyster Hay.
On leaching her homo Mrs. Rno3ivelt. by
riquest, gave out tho following- "Leave
0)ster Hay. accompanied hy Theodore
Rooi.evclt, Jr., Monday morning nt S o'clock.
On arrival ut Long Island City will proceed
to the Mnnhattnn side and tnke carriage S
i for Jersey City, arriving at 10 o'clock. In
Itlmn tn catch tho congressional limited."
The Pennsylvania Railroad company will
1.V .
ru.. ....... . ..... . ....11''
tjlin PC-nniuim inn ... i.. , f t, l..ln,,mon, nt
ni I 1 en. IIUI1 1 .1..-1.I.ICJ nnu .uw wuuv.ii "MJfc,.
draped In black crepo.
Hrvnn would succeed him. havlnc rccolvrdlSccond icglment. opened tho religious serv
ices uy ivauing in ino rccuniion oi nice;
ord s rrnynr. it; -which 'PC j-oidlcrn and
be half-masted for a month, while nil um-fcclvlilans united. This was followed by tht
ploycs of Iho civil government nru to wearjislnglng of "1 Will Give You Rest." hy the
mourning bands on their arms. All thegYoung Men's Christian AHSoclatlon quartet
foreign consuls wearing their unlformsfjof Omahn.
called at tho residence of Governor Taft tcR Chnplain Knickerbocker then, In memory
tender their condolences. flat tho deceased president, read a portion
General Chnffen has ordered that evcryl.'of tho burial servico ot tho KplscopalJ
Into the hall and passed tho bier. When
thu doors wero closed at midnight It wns
estimated that f.0.000 people hnd viewed
the remains, bill thousands of disappointed
ones wore still In tho streets. Tho body
will Ilo In tho city hull until morning. At
S.-.10 the funeral train will start for Wash
ington over tho Pennsylvania railroad.
Mrs. MeKlnley, tho presldont. the cabinet
and relatives and friends of the dead' pres
ident will accompany tho rnmalus. Mrs.
MoKlnley boro up bravely today- during
tho servico nt tho Mllb.irn"houso nnd Dr.
CLKVKLAND. O.. Sept. '15. Plans for tholjRlxpy, her physician, thinks sho will bo
In I'lniil I'rreiimnj- nl
(.'nil Inn.
mobilization of tho Ohio NntJonnl Guar.il
at Canton to take part In thn final obse
quies of the late president on Thursday!
wero perfected at a meeting of tho state!
officials today. The entire gunrd In thi;
ablo lo support her trying part In th
state funeral nt Washington.
liny (.'my nnd Cheerless.
Tho dny was gray and cheerless. Heavy
;clouds hung over tho city, nt times break-
omcer and soldier in tho nrchlpuiago. jehurch. A, the close of this portion of h'' duj inTS- "to Kurt . rllfoV JtSno "nd
uhnlhnr lii thn llrld. In enmn. In irnrr Isnu li Kcrvien thn ennirreent nn Knni? Venrnr MiWOrUcreil to lepori .or null in ijnninn oytl. .. . . ....
... .... ... . -- r.--- ti r, ...... . , .-..v ... l-Mmtl llirimlimlniT tn lot nnitn n 1 nii'n nnni.
inis includes liiinniry.w -
or In hnsnltnl be nntlfle 1. Memorial cere-MGod. In Thee." said to have been thn favor.1?-!" eiinesdny noon
ii ... ... ., . , - . . , . . . ,
monies will bo held on the Lunetn by HicBito hymn of President McKlnlny. Captalnji cavalry, troops, naileries ami nawii ri
civil and military authorities on the day ofHi:. V. Trefz, chaplain of tho First reglment.m
Hie funeral.
DIAZ CALLS AT THE EMBASSYKami its miers.
. Fj Tho qttnrtet tang
delivered a prayer In which ho Invoked the
;4blesslngs of Providence upon tho country
NKW YORK. Sept. 15. Mrs. Theodore
BJ Roosevelt, accompanied by her five children,
nurse nnd maid reached this city by steamer
from Albany enrly this morning. Tho party!
left Tahawas club Saturday morning, going!
to Albany via Saratoga.
is not! After an early breakfast hero the presl-
precedent for such a display of civotlouJij dent's family nurse nnd maid were driven
nn.l fellow ft -dlnir on these lines. It IsMto the Thirty-fourth Btrect ferry. TheyH
not linprrl-nbie Hint the murder nf Presl- left Long Island City soon afterward for
tnnl Mnhlntp will nrtv.innn thnt "In.nr. ft
jnntlonnl comity" tq which some political
future peaco and har-
mnnv "
Tho Mull says that it Is not ton much
to nsscrt that nil nations mourn for tho
crime nt Htlffnlo. The people hive been
robbed by an assassin of ono of tho greatest
leaders the republic ever produced.
AH the papers glvo expression to similar
sympathy nnd eulogy. Mnny highly approve
the proposal that the duke of Cornwall
and York should attend the funeral.
The Times says on this- "All Huglnnd
wruld rejoice If we were able to give th"
Americans so signal a token of our de
sire lo tnko part with them in paying
every tribute In our power to the grent
citizen they have lost. Whether this wish'
be renllzed or not, wo shall pay our
homage of love nnd roveronce for hlsiSpiare n private car nt Mrs. Roosevelt's ills
ti,n,.,rt. ttl lnuu ulnnnrnlv thn.. Ilintfl AV'ni-Ut r.ns . I Thn tithni- nlilhl.'nn nt thn lirnivnlinl I
Mwlioin be ruled. fjJwIll reach Washington ns soon uh arrange-S
rj) rrcsi.ient itoosevelt nns greai guis.p. n.cnis can oe mauu wiero 101- placing mem
which rlihtly used, may lead to great U; In school
U Issues. The dnnger his friends feel Is ingS
Un . retain ImpulslvenrsM which Is undoubl-p ROYALTY ATTENDS MEMORIAL
tjedly a part of his nature. Wo trust hisjS
friends are over-anxious nnd that the re Kiting
spnnslhllltlcs nf ofllre may suffice to curby
It." S
In the editorials nn Mr. Roosevelt n ncn?e9
ftnf relief nnd satisfaction Is cxprrs'ed nut
rihis declaration that ho will nmlntiln bis
Efpreilc-rcfor's poltc;' unchanged, whllo hlsS
t
tin; Inn In Offpr
Oirr IiIinn nf (iilef.
'(Sod Is Love," and
Melenn I'renlilpiil vInIu AmliiiKunilorHCliaplnln Knickerbocker delivered a brief
C?..i....a. I.. ...1....1. i... ....i.i. I
t . indnlenee u""'""" ""- """
"incre is onij one tiiougnt in the minds'
of thoso present, and that is of thu death cf I
(lie beloved president of tho I'nlted States'
MKJCICO CIT.Y. Mexico. Sept. 15. As noonl-who passed away yesterday. I do not Intend
ns nfllcinlly Informed by mbassndnr Cluy-Km refer to this painful occurrence, regret
ton of tho denth nf President MclinipyH(0d aliko in America and In alt countries
T'renillnnl nll7. r.ia.lfl a llCrbOnUl .'ill I Oir,..,nt-n hrnvn i n, Imnnri,,! nn.l 1. .......
condolence at the United States cmbassy,Rmn ..diulred. hut I will draw u lesson fromi1,10"1 Uo n"i "waiting Iho arrival of.
The national Hag nre uying at naiimnsiajlls nr.. PrcsldtMU MeKlnley was n porfect u" " "'"
over nil the nubile buildings nnd the llagsg,,,,,,, , 7 ,, , ,,,,,,, f. ,.,',,, (Mlendltig to the church tho militia will ho,
of the respective countries nro s!mllsirlyILng )h).BlcIlliy BtronKi , hnart was i)llr,.fl
displayed over the Fovcrnl legations. H . ,..,,, nml h.H ,,., ...nH(.i m nrrM
Tl, nimrl nf Mnvlnn Gil St ii 111! P II it
nu- n.n.K i.K- ... .v.. , -fnt Hrenid with ds heart. Thin
IS the
every ono of God's
niinlnprM llmlv until nn.l .t.ln.l .nt.c 1...
,iv . ,,.., .... ......j, ,,., ........ ill. lai til-
idevelopcd enimlly to form the nerfoct mnn.
Tl,., .111111 ll'hn Iiii 1 1.1 .11, l.lu l.n.l,, ... (1...
Mi-r- nr-i-.mml rt- nAiin-l " " "l" i lie-
rUI Urr btbblUrJ UI" UUUn IKexpenso of his mind may be a perfect anl-!
mal. but ho has little Inlluencn In the
.Millcc ir MeetliiH: or J-eniey in veHii-worl(1. ,., wh a 8tronK ,, wfl
B.itl.in iieeiiiieit iiy Ad- jjdevoloped, hut with a weak body can ac
ini rut DiMiey,
serves. To liattery a ot -ievcian.i
fall the honor of tiring tho fttnornl saluteK
In Canton. This battery has Ihreo-inch
rllles. whllo the others of tho guard arcj
equipped with guttling guns. Troop A tuny,
be used for funeral escorts. This troop
acted as an escort at the Inauguration. All
tho troops will be enmped In thu city.
upon the gathering multitude. Tho air
....iiniwas iiiimid ami uenvy ami oniy a iigut wind
from the south stirred tho drooping flng3
and thn emblems of mourning. Tho vory
elements seemed tn lend fitting nccom-
punlmcnl to tho sccno of sorrow about to
bo enncted.
Long boforo tho tlmo pet for tho funeral
services the vicinity of tho Milburn houso
Adjutant General Olger Is now In the cltyRl V"R ns ,r wmi Preparations. At ! o'clock
arranging for the troops. fa,u ' Peu o uccrs, mouuie.i
General llnish of Sunsvlllo has been np-jJT1" " n"
pointed an nlde nn tho stalf of Gcncrnia""' u i"'""-" l"v
Dick and is nsslstlng him. The troops w,iigapproachlng tho house. Par a block In
bo used for police duty. Guards will t.eg;,,,lc 1 rcctloii the strocts woro roped o.f
drawn up tn lino. Through their tanks will
bo bnrno tho president's body.
Then from tho church down thn two
miles of roadway to tho cemetery again tho
mllltln of the president's own stato will
lo keep back tho gathering crowds. The
vigilance of tho (idlers in keeping back
thoso not entitled to admission within thu
reserved nreu wnB redoubled and Ihoai
summoned tu tho service, the uniformed
escort ot marchers nnd thoso whoso busi
ness Imperatively brought them theru
passed within tha four-aqunro precinct
Simrd tho way. With the mun statlonedla,1,0,'t tho nou" w,,,l,ro ,Mo ,,oll' of tho ''m"'
a few feet npurt the long lines will strotchl
from the church to tho grave. Between?
tliolr lines again the casket will bo borno.l
At the gi-nvu Iho mllltln will keep backs
tho crowds, making room for tho maneu-l
vers. A letter bus been prepared by Gen-
ft , , ,, , , savers. i Idler nun ueill il ui.ii en ii) CO-IK, ,
'compllsh llltle. whllo a mind and body wcllBoral n.u requesting thut tho occasion heRls left arm
.'developed nt the expense of the soul neverlnherved hv the soldiers ns llttlnclv solemn.!"'1 of cr,-T"!-
chief reposed, Mnjor General John II,
Hrooket, department commnndcr of thn
east, vho was In charge of all tho forces
participating In tho escort, arrived at 1.)
o'clock. Ho wns In fatigue uniform, with
servico aword nt his side. Around
wns wound n heavy
With him wero his tildes
I'd u n r.l nml Unpen
lilnten In Senium
Cupc IlllllUf II,
Mefiiili-n
lit
COPHNHAOHN. Sept. 15 King ICdwnrd.
nilontl lnn M.I n nlUn rnno t ti,ca.
ff high courage nn.l Integrity form the suh.- '.J",:: TrnZr.tnV
jrcis oi rouimcii. nn.l i-nugraiiiiaiiuii in u.erf .,,,.,, hM ,,,,. . ,,,
Amcrlcnn nation on the possession of nuenchur,.hi Tno nv nr. KnnPdy. who otn
n brilliant mm to succeed to tho pruyl- nn,n,. rrfrrr,i , ,h ,.uiii
out nru accepted, and In nddltlon thero Kdoncy. l!i.ni,.,i. . !'
mi... oi I...I .. . it l " -""..
i in sniuuuiii I-..1.....C11.S in. uf .r..i. pray0r for Mrii MeKlnley. The dnwnger
elreunistanccs that have brought n man's rmnrrss of Russia, whn i vl.uin ih..
suppowl to tie relecHifd tn obscurity by ,nK of i)Pnmnrk at Kredensborg, rent thepj
uie inie ei u." t iiiiuin-i iiiii ciineiu oiijir. Hubs an m nlftor n Conen haoen In thn
ni '
Into tho presidential chair. It compnre?Rju,cd States legation tn express her sym
. 1 . 11 , ,n Ihn ..nuOlnnt. nt . I. .. M ... ... .. .. ... . ....
..ii. iiAoriui H" " '"-rijpainy wun .Mrs. .iiciviniey aim tne Amcr
cnrller history nf the republic. suggcMlinM rnn government nnd nation,
thnt his place is likely to be by the sldog Tho legation received many callers and
of Mndlsoti, Jerferson nod Adams. 5 numerous telegrams of condolence from
Tho Dally Chronicle says. "It Is certalnjJthe provinces during the day.
tint n man with surh a marvelousja
record will not be a humdrum president. PS KIMftTON
At the Bamo tlmo he is far toofl 1 u
level-headed to no nnjming rasn. jE.lnmnli'niis r:PPV (lv, ,,. , .,H
It predicts that the youngest of thoj ' H
PEOPLE TOUCHED
I presidents will prove ono of the greatest
Tho Dnlly Mnll. which calls attention lo
tho nllegatlon that ho U not n friend to
IGrcRt Hrltnln only to exprecs Its disbelief
Sin the same, ays: I
"Some of the sentiments Mr Roosovelt
rxpreseii r few weeks ago now (.efin to
jhave been but the overflow of high spirits
In tho rnsn of a man in nn ornamental no-
jrltlon. no sooner does he feel the weight of
omen as the hem of n majestic nation than
i
Ivlnlcy nml Sn- lie Wim
Their I'rlend,
KINGSTON. Jamaica. Sept. 15. The death
of Mr. MeKlnley continue! to bo the sole
topic of conversation here, Today sermons
touching on Iho event wero preached In all
tho principal churches,
Tho newspapers, which appenrrd with
black borders, contained elaborate tributes
to tho dead president, one Journal declar
WASHINGTON. Kept. IV -Admiral Dew-ov,
has recalled the uotU-e sent out for the;
meeting of the Schley court of Inquiry
It was Intended yesterday that the mem
bers should ai-seintde tomorrow and ml-!
Jntirn Immediately after ndoptlng rendu.
Hons of condolence, but after eonslderatl in
experienced the greatest Joys of life. WoQ ti, nmim mmr.i win i,n in nnmmnmi .ifE1"1'1 a aajf a scoro of othor officers
must develop the soul hy frequent priiyerKt.itnr General Dick. Orders were lssiiedHftl1 ln faHB"" uniform, with tho badgo nt
and communion with God. All three facul.Pl.i.. n..nnin i, 11 inM with h;,,t.l,iiournlng on their sleeves. Tho tlmo was
ties were highly developed In McKlnlev ai.dW ... ,n..i , a . ,-.,nnK."0W npproiichliiK for the servico, Tim
worked in harmony. ' . 1 Z.Z ..nn.'nm. ,,u nf iimi11"'' f ""' aHsembllng military could bo
"As I seu tho men drill out barn enrh iinvM "... ,F, , . . .H"cl,rd nd tno wiiiiih leading up to thu
ii wonder If thoy realize that they nro dolngS
Milburn house began to bo lined with thos.i
Admiral Dewey decided that the nroiirletl.sY this o they may bo nbiu tn stnnd tho test?
wntld be best met by withdrawing the oiilin'n tho time of trial and bo In condition toj
The court will be assembled as soon '.sX1'1" nlost effective servico for their coun-il
seems proper after the Interment of ilicfttry. So It should bo with tho Christian. I
late president at Canton. It may resumnrfHo should keep In training all three facul-
Its sessions Krlduj nr Saturday or next.fittes brlgnt- mind soul nnd body and In!
week. Rthls wo enn do no better than to tnko tno
example of President .MeKlnley."
(iiillilnln Trcfr.'n Aililrc.
Tho bandmaster of tho Kltst reglmentl
pnny in the stato hud notllled tho nfflco ofgwho .,,.. t0 ,, 11RH(.mblcd about the bier.'
tho ndtutnnt general Sunday night that
their men would bo in readiness.
IGNORANT OF VICTIM'S DEATH
nkiiinIii CrnlKimy. Dors nl ICnnii
Thnt the Pri'Mlilcnl In n
More.
GIVES PROPERTY TO HIS WIFE
Will nf I'reNl.lenl ItelClllle.v Iti'vi-k
. Ifi
All Ills I'nssi'Hiliilii In firaoln aflep whirl. Chnnlaln Trefz dnllvni-n.iyr . . . . .. . .. . . .
i'j . .' , ! Jjiey is uen.i ami prouaniy win not snow 11
L.'nn nddress In which lit. nld In nnrt- l?3 .. ... . . . . .. . . .... ...
guniii rc 1.1 apaignen mr muriior. 110 win
WIlllMV.
UlTI.'Il'.M.n Rent 1K Thn .inanRRln Prnl.
'.hand rendered "Tho Holy City" as a cornctLna, ,, nni.i,n',, tt,,,, .rnidrn M..Kln.
lyerc.i
fan address In which hu said In part:
ni'KKALO, Sept. 15. President McKlnlev
has left a will. Tho instrument wob ex
ecuted some time beforo tho shooting nn.l
Mat no time during bis final suffering was
W '"It Is God's way; Ills will bo done.'M,,,, mdlcted b'y the grand Jury probably to-RK'"''-
&iThni.n u-nnk tl... Inut tin unnt.. nm alnnltl.C.1 . . .... .: . . fl I,,, I Inu- In ir llui
j.. ...... ......... ... .... tomorrow nnd tho enso will ho then Immodi-js.. .'?
want or 1110 views, inu works and tho nn-M,lplv rnmnVe,i m the R.mremn conn. Thhovcnty-iiiii(i coast artillery, now on
arraignment will tnko placo In thnt courtMat '"'Anie.icnn exposition. In
S9n.l i.'.U ,., vnrv Cn,.n thn tin, 1 1 n S'",I "f pMtl Johtl H. Wlit-BCr. '1
property to Mrs. MeKlnley.
tiro lifo of our Into commander-in-chief.
iThere aro times when tho soul stands tn
i.,... .. i. .. ., . t ., , .. ..... ......... ,.. . ..
there nnv wish or ncenslnn tn revltin I. rrV"1' "'""'"w ' . " 'iuu in greni
r-Ac.pnn,,. ..... nw.. ullll ... ll.. ....
fr.nmn u nmllnll. II envPR thn hulk nt nluW'"" ""1 "
Hvcn nmld tho stir of astembllng, a sol-
i'onin and uwcllko sllencn provnllcd nnd the
divisions of the escort cumo to their posts
with silent banda.
Niivnl nml .lllltiiry Delnclinientx,
At 10:30 thn naval nnd military dRlncli-
nients toolt places on West Porry slreoi.
flmtnedlntnly uround tho corner from the
Milburn house. Klrst camo Companies I
and L of tho l-'ourteentli United States In
fantry, Btntlnned nt Kort Pnrtor, under
command of Captnln J. L. Taylor, march
ing with tho steady trend nnd bearing nf
(Scarcely seven months ago the chief ox-
.. . .. ... .. lnentlvn nr inm nnllnn Innlf thn nnth nf
HOW miien tno esrato IS worm cannot bej" '... ..... " PfhulletH tnken nn hv thn t.nllee
Rtiiled ivlih nmetness hv those m..l f.i.i"' "t'r null ceremony llirnc.l anoa:'"" :'..-..... .'... ' ..
fc-nnd will ho very soon, the tlmo depending!
on the returning of the Indictment. No!
further effort wns made today to talk to!
Czolgosz nor was tho theory of polsonod!
Thoy feeli
them came a company of tho
oast artillery, now on duty
com-
flieso
wero tho men who had been near thu prcfcl
dent at thn moment ho wiib shot ami who
took part In thu struggle with the assassin.
Tho National guard nf tho stato of New-
York was represented by picked companies
jMcIssed his wife. A few days ago, amid ihe$con,,ll!lU thnt wll,m ih" '""Hnt" rninlnll,KVfrom the Sovoiity-fourth and Sixty-filth reg
aovldenr-cs of tho commercial activity offf1" tlu' revolver are chemlcslly oxaniined,Blmcntf) ,,,. nommand of Captain Hnw
Jftho world, ho spoko words of liberty to lhu?.s1,H tll(,' 'vl" p' no Po'n will bo found ltiJiBnd, Then thu trappings of the mllltar;
fmost progressive nation on earth. Then
ftmmo tho shot, tho curtained, quiet chain-
OHIO WILL MOURN FOR A SONfc wmi
"".' - Vthe parliament of tho Hkies. His death.
'J miliar with the late president's huslnei's
'Jnffnlra hilt 11 1b believed tn tin n nnnilli'
rj. .i u . n , i , i no worm, ue tuiunu wurua ni nouriv
IJIHlllt., I.IUUHII IIUL .ii......b(.h ... .i ihiku U 'H . , - - . nf.l,.,-,
YH Qmnut tirncl-eHHlvn nfltlnn nn ..fii'th Thnnlrttliom.
lu'"- .1.. ...... . . . ..... . ... . Ac An. a r.'..n Mnl.l...nn 1 1, .ttitalin., l.,n..
liCSniO IHO Slllll. IIIU C.irillinCII, quid Cnaill-R " l" W"l" lliluni. "i'""n niuiii.B
li... ... .Int.,... ,.f .......... .1.. 1...1 ..l Fv,in,hnnnn,l thn nnllnn hntillni' tli.tt Ihn-n Id
Insudlclent evidence nn which to ask for
Ir'thn nnrllnn.ent nf thn hUIph Itlu .Inntt, rsher evtradltlon.
Thiii-Riln Set 'tle n liny ..iereil ln:nder the circumstances which It nt.e.,rrn,l'ff
Meiiinry nf DIslliiKitlHiieii Kwub tho logical ending of his life. Ho wastlMFET MAIN A I b I A 1 1 BORDER
CIIUpii, Ri,no inc.iriiuuon ui law nnu inn uuuicntlonpN
;or sou to ino taws oi tno country and tol'lt.ni crnnr .-insn nun rnrly Will Ae-I
Fihlra as such could chaos nnd unru o f tt nu vj
COLCMni'S O.. Sept. 15.-On Haturlav,,,7ect shtta fall hack ,iefcateu
Governor Nash Issued n proclamation deb-!
Tho speaker then quoted extracts from
iKiiatlng Wed.ieKduy. .September 16, lo beWa(MrcH,eH of prr.Umt MeKlnley wherein
'"""" " " ""' "' """"Clin sa Id- "With iberty n the henit and
cniiipiiny llmly from 1'lllMlnirK
In Ciintnii,
hf speaks with tho calmuebs of true atales-Klmr that he was a uncclal friend of tho West
-iuanshli)." . ''Indies.
of tho Into president. Wllluin MeKlnley
I'pon
Roosevelt
tember
........ ...... . . . . w
.i,,. ,i.B,,r., i. ...... .iinii..,. inaiiKiiig tnoT fontlnulng. the speaker said "Mv
.lay ror meinonul services In Ohio tojfrlon(l9i , thiB solemn season you and I
Tblirs.lHV Gnveriior N'hmIi hnll..i'..fl tl, .iri
Dine nutluii should muum touotlicr. L. (Coutluucd on Third I'aEv.J
COLl'MIll'S. 0 Sept. ir..-Tho state nlfi-
the flag In tho hand wo need not feurHcers will leave for Caploti Thursday niorn-l
..m, . , ?.,JL ,, i -vi , rp""'n,Mn-rchjr," nnd "Liberty is not lawless-Hlng on a special train. Governor Nash
veil had designated 1 hursdnj'. Sep-nC33i It B responsibility-responsibility toBro-elved n telegram today from Secretary!
r 1?. as u memorial day. Governorflconservntlvo principles of government." Hcortelyou advising him that arrungemunts!
llifcjllddl fS tfiltltllf.lllfl nllni.nl.,.. ll.- ..... . . .... IH . B
in.iu neen inane tor tne governor nnd nl
(committee nf three, lo be selected by!
Jhltr in meet the funeral parly at Pitta-
'burg u ml so isUU It to Cauton.
trappings of Hie military
arm of thu survlce guvo way to those of tho
United Stntos navy as fifty men from tho
I'nlted States gunboat Michigan, under
command nf Lleutunnut Morgan, swung
Into position alongside their military
brothrcn In arms. The naval contingent
had arrived only this morning, In order
that till branches of tho military, naval
and marine servico might bo fittingly repre
sented, At their head mutched u detach
ment of murines, In their dark hluo uni
forms and Willi largo Hllt-trlninied hel
mets. After them cutnc tho bluejackets,
with open-throated shirts their loose,
black necktcarfs In sailor knots, with yel
low leggings nml sailor hats. Sailors and
marines marched with their carbines nt
bhoulder arms. Tho entlro mlltui-y nnd
navy formed In company front on Went
Kerry street and thcro awaited the llm
for tho I'ervlces lo hcgln
Mtumitnu lUu numbers of iho cabinet,
