Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1901, Page 1

ONE DAY EARLIEE Body of Pres'dest Will Rest in Canton Wedassday, Home at THIS IS MRS, M'KNLEY'S SPECIAL WISH Its Eohedule to} Her Views, ES IN CAPITOL TUESDAY FUNERAL SERVI #to Lie in Etate in Rotunda Only Until Night, Rem SPECIAL TRAIN TO START WEST EARLY e Arrs s Binal ) [ we he Dust o parted Chicitain WA pfficl chan, fces ov ley in might 1 M b Weds, th w HINC 15.~The making follow ing important for the funeral sery of President McKin to the press to- nain w t f hanges in will be wisl mpliance are M sha dny i hu Howing ol late president Junor ery copltol will be erii Il the bod n the rotu dny and will be ton T the the | ndn Fning held cort n wi will e in mainder ot radlroad sti evenit funeral train hington about » o'clock s and wil arrive at Canton JOHN KL JONN D HENRY Wi e the orte Tus d to the The \ HAY ROOT LON '3 MACFARLAND, VA fesued ment D TON Tate city Sept Secretary Hay tollowing siate 16 the SHINGTON b the public ARTMIEN 1 pre hall OF STAT he 1o Iying in Luring th 15, will be il rain WARHING il the wite he wa Mot o un T « they wil tember capit civil glven Th 1 M of the noor militury funerul Washi then 1 he itive until 9 a. vy will then be companied ' the detalls of pirate nodice will there lie In state will be held fn the on Wednesday nt lock ‘the remains will be transferred rried to Canton, © allrond, arriving A m., ' wh arrar cpulture will be com- I the citizens of Cu direction of a committec the mayor of that elty nles are expeced In the K the route of the tolling of belis JOHN cret The heads of the various their principal assistant were busy today making arrangements for the proper exe cutlon for so much of the funeral progrum as fell to them. Becretary Hay the morning and day. Though it condolence partment world g it carried Uil man Thiesd cuvrl milary which will rvices cuplitol AU 1 escort rund ¢ the nnsyivania on Thursday ments for (h mitted (o the ton under th be sele by No ceren towns train beyond the Re rotundi 12 o'clock inder te via there at 1 fina char it fu HAY, vy of Stafe departments and eame to his remained throughout 1 Sunday, cabl still coming State from all desk carly in th Brams of the of th were to of varts Troops to Come In Sange (0 Washingt the War q Acting Sceretary in tation with General Glllespic, Colonel Ward and General Barry Arranging for the transportation of ths roops to Washing making arrangement for guard duty and other matters. Genera) ®andoly rranged with geant-at-Arms Ransdell that they co-operate in the manugement of th eral ceremonics at the capitol. Four vato soldiers will s watch day night, one at each corner of the catafulc 80 long as the remains lute shall He in the capitol building. A suitabl guard will be maintained at the entran. and will keep the people in aligament when thoy admitted to the view the remains next Tu ay Acting Secretary Hackett detail should be made up conslsting officers, four petty officers and twenty-one privates in the marine corps for duty at the capltol next wday supplement army representation 1l at partment on h Ser should fun pri and and of the president are capitol to wder 1 that a of twy o th Th the navy comprise the rank: Admiral Crowinshield, Rear A master General Remoy eral Heywood of th s guard the fune following Dewey of h to represent monies will of hizh Admiral Pay oficers and nernl Bronke in Charge, Brooks Wh charge eral Fran mand of the le General of milit b ! Guenther will wilitary coniin procession. ¢ I Samuel Reber 1aw to General Miles, has beer meot Mrs. McKinley and look sy her comfort, while Colonel H of General Miles’ staff has hoen to perform a Roosevelt At tho capitol Sorg a ted the prepar the funeral vast structure meet demand than « fraction of i hould wdmitted next Wedn ™ who wil about out win United of re official fans Every fngton funeral hay of n in & here. neral ry Gen Is 8 e in com the son-in lotailed eclall " ke after Whitney I P lar service fox idey Arms Ransdell rotunda f ace in even this insuficient to of more th serviee service. t admission wh the 1ded ue as the for tho alone will the invitations in addition senate, the the he rumber and civi sent there vourt of ol 1 navy Army has b services oppor late preside before the funcral Meial to in Wash attend the public will the remains iy les ral n the Senators Co val The sergeant-at-arm ' which suppor Garfield and of the crypt long and has o8’ Sons, funeral the undertaking \ be entirely cloth. Sergrant-at steps to secure ral next Wednesday of be reached and has r to bring from such senators from ad the cata remaing of statesmen In which it re turned it over to lrect in charg Araped Arias Lincoln brought posed Willfan will catafa new bl dell h ance many arranged n Chicagy to Washin out 1 Th with Rans the attend s taken the f nators B as can clal on Alounbinued ou Recond Page) B ations. k! R rothed by % of B hizh B (he "HE OMAHA DAILY BEE. JUNT COUSINS ACROSS THE WATER Britons Forget Nationality and Unite In Mourning Untimely Denth of Gre o Anglo-sason, LONDON possibl able outburst of I Sep r colonies ley fe continually King proof here he b id ha b manded week K 1 1 be i had of r In every fron terbury catt 1al r yestord wn ple ar ref « and ers made spe invok United Crathie Kave 1 been of national interes 1 the ador th B 1 broke th American church moral, whose Amb; United States emba; had their hands full St. Paul's during the Amerian Scott Holland made the murdered president Many members of (b and a constant stream of their names at t Messages of Earl Cadogan, lord Sir William Har Jodpore, Alfred and many other office departme enable the i plic Earl ( loss which Willlam Har b Choat 1 n vesierday & nded service afternoon. There were many N 1on embassy fved from f Irelant waharaiah of laureate The Post tacilities legraph ni e the yupathy rec leu nt ¢ At prominent in poet men gra ade refe whol irt for the death of dent, whose loss Is depl land and America In accordance the guards Il other points where gunrd throughout the kingdom, honors lered yesterday to the memory of MeKinley 1 nsually only on the death of royal personages tre wor pe and ban d to the orld irreparable teplore aputch was sig d sympathy “the n r he his orrow great red alike in Eng with St ectal James Ariny at were ren ident orded The Pres such re on s er the 1 lirges Funeral marches church in the kin ful sce in Tydvil. The referring to the Duckworth Abbey, where a memor Leld on the day of th The opening year of (h tury will live in our memory of our kinsmen as one that ether in the sacred brotherhood of sorrow It will unite in firmer friendshiy great Many Americans were present at this service, Similar tributes sre recorded patches from the Rritish morning papers again leaded borders and are almost entirely de voted Mr. McKinley death such extended tributes of sympathy pect ever marked the death of any person but a British sovereign, T certainly would i not have heen by death o any continental In addition an cession of dispatches and filling pages of each Jou criptions of the 1 ketches of the Xinlev and Mr eminiscences traits The Dally ents (llustr ent pressing sympa onsiderable discussl, aoqn ou were played . pain h at Merthyr Wyckes, whil ident MeKin 1 home, ¢ Westminis will n every om. T Rev ath of was ¢ ny of th servies sald ntieth and in drew u tw en tha dis The n colonies appear with heavily- to and callod ruler. to almost dos many nal symps endless suc- cribing the final columns, several given up to de- evoked at home from ind scenes thy extract ditorial a to nd mon led @ M with por both Mr togethe accompanied by oosevelt mostly a serfes wssination and an editorial condolence. Graphi ting the well nd R wive of wood as uh events as v f v Mr which i space i devoted tion Josevelt's probablo exclting almost is 1 and upon keenest that pprehen The Daily world This vealizati A pr may r on aisplayed fled by until the ay full we are i« no emotion 1t 1s Presi inter politics and har useing wide ympathy of lin ympathy s intens calamity way that displa these a such tingg th will s nost in edent and fellow fo not impret dent MKl national students monv.** The nsse to ey r of lines. on th advan heh m leok Kome future peace it s much o Mail says that net too t thyt all nat rourn Buftalo. The have been an assin of one of the greatest the republic r produced All the papers give cxprestion to similar sympathy and enlogy the proposal that York should Times vejoice ne Ko to crime at people leaders ove any highly approve of Cory funeral “AN B able to giv len of our them in payine the greath this wishek pay onr for those over the e attend the this The weuld Amerie sire ays i were signal a to take part with tribute in citizen they have be realizad or not of love and not les sincerely ruled Roosevelt riehtly used The danger impulsiveness of his cr-anxion f off on t to ther shall reverel than our Ie power Wh t nee 2 memory whom he has esident great Iead friends which We that i Rifts, to great s 1 in ndoubi I his is \ trust the nature nd spons e may curh it In the editor Mr tisfaction that he will mal pol nehanged, while 1 form the Atulation fon th velt expre on ac \ sense e Vv‘ t Aoclars 1 o sor's integr and con Y ty n »m tects of com American brilia denc The cireumst v it men to Standard comments th that hav th presidential elt th v of the republic likely to he and Ad ognled Philadelohia chair \ supposed the into to b f on vote the Rocse histd his place son, Jefferson Datly Chronicl A man will not same ded to do dicts that the its will prove one Datly Mail, which allegation that he Great Britain ouly to exy in the sa ays 8 the sidents to r of enrlie that of Ma The that record At the is by the w Tt cortain marvelous P far such & humdrum he | anything young of of the greatest calls attent not a friend o8 its disbelief with [ t sident N too, rash the to e of Mr 40 oW xeem flow of high spirits; in an ornamental 1 the weight office as the head of a majestic nation (han he aks with the calmuess of true statess aaanship.' Roosevelt to! sentiments few weeks the ov In the case of a mar itlon f xprossed hav no seoner does he ] L b ror fner qretar M iong B8 dcnt 1§ 101t RoOyster the B home B toosovelr i 38 piace OMAHA, M GREETINGTO NEW PRESIDENT Leaders in Many Btates Asiure Him of Unstinted Loyalty, CABINET MEETS ROOSEVELT AT SUPPER MONDAY & Discussion with the Secretaries on the ot Sttant Al Present ver ninl fales, BUFF. velt pa house the b opening t th Piled room ALO 1 President t day at the attend the funeral His secretary assistants were Roose Wilcox ' Mr kept busy il and classitying table ‘n the were leas 1l of them occurrence support to who were nging ident qu arr o ams and up on the of the ho! telegrams and letts ssing regret ih president and assaring ent. Am he wont Ex ex-Gov- Governor “You will people telegrams to the new president of Connecticut Rhode Island, Shaw of lown, who telegraphed have the loyal support ‘of the lowa in unstinted measure Richards of Wyom who said lead with abundant wiedom retlon.” Mayor Hart of Boston of Penneylvania, whe that the curse of lifted from our wisd effe yal Mas loag Don Georg svernor Vincent ernor Ladd of Governor “May wnd God di Govern Eearnestly be Stone said hoping anarchy land iy the I ha the the Am Kinson, Green h H. Man C. Ray Woodruff specdily ot fr and of of publican sylvan sage tiv support \ehusett to vou publican club tional of Pon Norton (loddard Bourk Cockran Harriet 8 Lienut T. Washing only announcement the today was that it Prestdent sent 1 M Seth Low HH nan T Rev Governor ond Booker The make retary pr him hecause of affair stalement president had Cortelyou, woula tn the M MeKinley ot in that capacity of his knowledge of the Mr. Cortelyou confiry the ior condi od tion th Tis Guests at Dinner. he asked that to din down there and hi Odell, jr When the president dined several persons be asked informally nd party in the Mr the n X Attorney when g additi v York of War Ter: state to preside Governor B. B General Knox, Se Root, Senator John W. Kean and Willlam €. Warren committeeman of as if general consent on political During rnoon there was a stream of caller the president few of them 1 Joseph R Hawley, United Sta ater from Connecticut, was one who had a talk with the president and the lat ter fnvited him to go to Washington in his special car tomorrow In the evening part At supper. Ahout the 10 the president were: Secretaries Wilson and Hitehcock, Postmaster General mith and John G. Milburn. Here, po-§ litical discussion was avolded entirely, but the preaident had & long dis- cussion with the cabinet officers the pre situation of governmental affairs President Roosevelt declined to talk to. day or tonight on public topics, except (o that the sugzgestions made in some) newspapers regarding his cabinet wer prematy ticularly in view the 1 asked that the The pr nt retired early preparation for the long journey host oc of N o ot N publi There lscussion the afte w oy re an by ne subjects but saw I ’8 son- of the cabinet met board in addition 100, sent say p of he with him tin tomorrow MRS. ROOSEVELT GOES HOME Family for Oyster y. YORK, 15.—Mre sevelt, accompanied by her five nurse and maid reached this city by trom Albany carly this morning. The party 10 Sept Iheodore children teamer eft Tahawas club Saturday morning, going Albany via Saratoga A Thri i Anrrihe ek abhliara the prest family m and maid were driven Thirty-fourth street ferry hey! Long Isiand City soon af for Bay. Mrs. Roosevelt s aid know when she would Washing th i she 8o to i on Mrs 10:25 today of Jn A cevded to Sagamore home, As the 1 Roosevelt reached Oy and ter Bay, L. | hours at the when she pr HIll, the Roosevell the arrival of Mr, family had not been an present on her artiva at spont u few pes A. Roosevelt, time of h fow were Hay reaching her b gave out Hay nounced it Oyster on ne [ accomy Mrs. Roose following nied b velt, jr., Monday morning rrival at Long Island City the Manhattan s'de Jor City r the congressional 1i Rallro velt at 8 o'clock. will proceed time to cateh The aind take carrlag o'clock ited e ne in Pennsrlvania private car at Mr The r children of reach Washington s can be made there hool posal oth will ment n As s ar for placing them § Edward and Que King to Sern Copenhage COPENHAGEN, Sept. 15 n Alexandr nd other attended a memorial service held today in the Rev. Dr. Kennedy to the pest indignation McKinley King royal ward per for Pre McKinlpy Th chureh who offt sination in and offerod The dowager is visiting th redenshorg, sent the Copenhagen to the ton ta express hor MeKinley and the and nation elved many telegrams of condo the provinces during the day KINGSTON PEOPLE TOUCHED Jnmnic Ass for 4 e minigter States log with Mrs fcan government The legation numeron ayer 3 Rlak ot Rus Uni pathy in ym Amer re callar ne and from e Grieve Over Denth of Me- Kinley He Was Thelr Friend. Say KINGETON of Mr. McKinley tople of conversation here. touching on the event were the principal churches The newspapers, which black borders. contained tributes to the dead president, one journal declar nx that he was a special (ricad of the West ludte Jamaica, Sept. 15.—The death to be the Today sermons preached in all continues sole Appeared borate with Butfalo. sc Gen-| ou. Niforeten cabinet fif English 8 ORNING SPTEMBER 16, 1901--TEN PAGES, HOLD SERVICES IN BERLINE|Y German and An Me erican OMcinls Meny, orinl Sermon Over Death of MeKidley. 3pecial Religious Serv in H the Late President Thé cerv iagnt M Aericar impregsi BERLIN, Sept. 1 ing the death of this morning in Berlin, was very was heavily hung with Orepe with Germans, British and Among those who attended von Richthoff, German iffairs; Andrew Wh amba Mr. Jackson. secretary United States embassy. Mr. Mason, Unit Stat ral In Berlin; the mem ber of Comman Boehler the attache, and many « e of mourn Pre nley hurch The and Amer ALL CREED3S RAISE CONCERTED VOICH b crowded! In Churah, on Sold iround Elsewhere to the 11 the ¥ ey Camp ans Baron foreign r ixtrious Name of Hen Chief, and ite is Paid winister of ¢, the United sador 1 consul ge family United States naval rmun- Americ br. Dickfe Corinthians, xv God, which giveth our Lord, Jesus Christ.' follows This may light of the mys L sacred to the McKinley of Omaha Omaha « grounds Memorial late various the Men's memoiy held servic Presiden hurches Fo Chr ¢ ot were yestorday he ition and else ol in - also at (oY oung W b In blems dent The worshiy to addresses by Al program Wik m it e Firs be hrough! in part found In thanks He e of plctures layed many he ning sed pre hn and of the ¥ were t1 1pon into lght shadows of seem n strange t gospel shining down tories has turned darkness We arc stepping under the dire calamity; we seek to glve voice to the feelings of our hea The feeling is one K o for Aastardly criminal Threo martyred The second f W pathy w { " e atter AL the of iy Astor several places Ip addition was unu large and others, rendered vicESs AT caue omA detestation the prestdents’ ling 18 one of dow and f onc Rites Mingle al of M P is etigious with Sou Toep sym the whole rdmiration and decided act for " nrol & Guns. ountry of for Christianity deared him to a The may tent s « Sund rorial ser President The serv hour fnter amp Omaha v honor of the y were held at to have inspection of met ry lock held the t mem o 1 been fces in MeKinl ices curlier, red Thi: tovernor the of were His charity and en wer one the king pation of King Ix this in Roosevelt's memorial ser of the, held but roops We P v administration 1 w American Wedne pathy Tho general and the was most impressive Another e \ the a the adjutant soon in Berlin ey dopt resolution: N papers speak of the death o and the political outlook § velt Kreus meeting « Toda siden h The 1 " larin, Mr. Roose wan- American political rela organization! illon s of aceord brigadier the in the pavilion the were arranged with their command addition the tr esent, len guards Al the staft esent On every side army of the will he B 1) s of " band the pr ’ inder Mr Zeitung describe fn his sympathies Nachrichten Kreus fournal toward regarding the The anti-Germany lin Neuesto quan made by that the latier velt's attitude with his views tions between the (wo power The paper add: It is self-evident the German press of all partie socialist expresses sincere sympathy death of President McKinley One paper points’ out th it a year in Germany companie thoir heads. In 0 corem s} itizen their of of Omaha were the late e 111 ‘mixe de ident a and| expect (o the pre troop On thel tled band off of officers, material, and n The ad headquarters draped in! s of mourn was @ sorrowful congregation of every on soldier word of the same flutterca from the i and the i that Wiy th in the crepe the hilt th were stration huilding adjutant general cloth. Had these n lacking wini ot the Lsable Mr. h youth pvelt evidenc inted with mil K one acq 1 Wi thel of the) minutes, fired by by the the 4 Governor Taft Soldiers te which rising from ¥ y Archipelte M Con % from 1l tachment of sun artillery was a m. 1. ~The in every death of T Mare - yx Dewes's Sept profoundes class in m, sident ‘“nul MANILA, grief is manifested community over the Kinley. Governor Taft has B roclamation which explains to the Fiii pinos that while the death of Preside MeKinley is irreparable individual it not the stabflity the gov f crnment or the the ad This was considered neces- the Filipinos thought M ced him, having received, highest numbek of votes in the] MNege g - tor t be half-masted for a inul‘lk, ile all em 4 of the civil government to we mourning bands on their arms All l'vv' consule wearing their uniforms at the residence of Governor Taft tc thelr condolences neral Chaflee has ordered officer and soldier in the whether in the field, in camp, in service the congregation saug in hospital be notifie emorial God, to Thee, id to have been the fimonics will he held on the Luneta by thefite hymn of President MeKinley civil and military author the day E. F. Trefz, chaplain of the Fir the funeral delivered a | in which he blessings of rovidence upon DIAZ CALLS AT THE EMBASSYant its rule The quartet sang “God Is Love, "r Clayton The services played by the the selection March,” by United States brought the were band opened by a march) the First regiment being the “Admiral Dewey andelmann, the leader of th Marine band. This march soldiers and spectators to the pavilion, and immediately thereafter the baud played “The Star-Spangled Banne while all heads were uncovered Captain Knickerbocker, chaplain of th econd regiment, opened the religlous sery-| MANILA RECEIVES THE NEWSY ces by !vading in the recitation of the] Notifies 5 iy ord's Prayor. iy which the soldiers and, of Dentl “An-Chipr civilians united. This was followed by t singing of “1 Will Give You Rest,” by thel Young Men's Christian Aesoclation quartet ot Oma Chaplain the ot the dohureh. of an loss) altar change course of @ minis ration because would J sary Bryan the next lec. N wal w ar called Knickerbocke president burial service of At the closo of this then ead the in memory A portion Episcopal tion of ih ot deceased that archipelago) evers garris earer favor Capta t regiment, invoke the ties on of} country Chaplain Knickerbocker delivered address in which he said “There o of those present, and that is the beloved president of the Who passed away yesterday. I do not intead o to this painful occurrence ted alike in America and in all where brave men honored men adiired, but i life. President mau in a degree in which was physically strong, his nd innocent and his mind foct accord his heart development of every one Ccreatur Body and mind developed equally to form the The man who builds up his PUT OFF SESSION OF COURTE xpense of his mind may be mal, but he has little influe world; the man with a str developed, but with a weak mplish little, while a mind eveloped at the expense d the » Mexican \dent Visita Amhasand brief] « b Offe ndolence is ouly thought in the minds Over Loss of Chief. T United States MEXICO CITY. Mexico, as officially informed by ton of the death of President Diaz made condolence at the United he national flags are flying over all the public building of the respective tries are similariy displayed the several iegations The supreme court Mexico its ons out of respeet the me ¢ President McKinley and the bench was draped in black Sept. 15.—As toon) Ambassador Clay President MeKinley personal call off States embassy at halfmast and the fla iafoi gret countries) are nd hone 1 will draw a lesson from! MeKinley was a porfect i fow approach. Hol heart pure worked This of must perfect man body thel porfect ani- in the ng mind well body can ac nd body well of the soul never] foys of lite. Wel frequent prayer All three facul 1in MeKinley ana) was in is aver of susper with the, ses for nory true soul crepe. at € Notiees pf W of & vesti- wnti ting R miral ed a Dewey. ¢ 1l by with God highly develop harmony see the men drill out here each day, it they realize that they are doing this so they be able to stand the test i the time of trial and be in condition to, effective service for thelr couns it should be with the Christian hould keep in training all three facul- bright-—mind soul and body—and we can do no better than to tak of President McKinley."” apiain T loxperien i must dey nd comm ties were W ha W moeeting It ow ASHINGTON alled the of the inter 1 ral Dewoey th n re ne out for 1 f inquir the esterdiy t after that mer he worked “As T &1 wonder s in Lskernble norrow i imme Admiral Dewey 11d be hes court v 2 & fderat propr decided th by t th n may withdrawing th will . 1081 try He ties this example m: he! So 1t at resume its Friduy ext woek the! « 7' Address The and oo, n addre It These i tire There he shadow orrow bandmaster of the tered “The Holy City" After which in which way the last he the our late times when of death still onths it regiment Chaplain Trefz delivered he #aid in part s will poke is Go be done are signif nd the ommander-in-chief the stands in| and in great 0 and act the chief ex the oath o turned and duys ago, amid the clal activity of} wards of liherty to (he nation on earth. Then! the curtained, quiet cham-| ber, the At of science, the broken sob, and William McKinley took his place in the parliament of the skies. His death) the circumstances which it ocourr zical ending of his life. e of law and the ded flof selt laws of the country him as such could chaos and unrule direct their shafts and fall The speaker then quoted extract addresses of President McKinloy be sald: “With in the the flag in the we neec anarchy,” and s not lawle It 1« responsibility—responsibility principies of government the speaker words, of the life of FALO, Sept will tin Aurl wish 1 P instrumer hefore his final n esident M Kinl ) views works on uted th " there frame a codicil property Mrs How much the 1 with some time honting suffering soul while live or I MeKinley 15 worth cannot by 1h A aceasion to reviss we are buik y seven of this and after lcissed his wife ider of the world, he most progre fcamo the e nation that A few tool estate stat exactness eremony millar with the late preside affairs, but it believed to though not amounting to most bu A inexy| goodly large for s the spoke sum A fune. OHIO WILL MOURN FOR A SON, As'de ns Day Snered of Distinguished Citlzen to der to the and fittingly, feated from| whereln| heart and| not to) Sent COLUMBUS, O Nash {ssued Wednesday as irda back de Governor ocla September sucred the W M that Th Ignating h of the lute preside Upon learning Rooevelt had de lberty hand “Liberty Hlam Meiini Presi fEnated ) arlal proclum, memorial Governor should 1 tember Nash day Thursday the nativn mem. Gavernar, tesuied o tlon changi ntinuing friends, in thi services Naxh mourn i helie together, that? [ mn season you and ontisued ou Third Vage.,) forde n¥ per- "0 " 1”2 1 2 8 DAY CANTON D ma en in in tak Giger s ot it ten Oth sim Kn lat out i In . par nt tur or e ey Et e Lu \ bro T K n e wil ng o OHIO SOLDIERS AT FUNERAL| « mol it [qui wor lom Wi sor oqu he ret the of the death of g It arr a pol Di¢ [abo the lead ara T o T Maujor thi o i roo pan the the! I -LeeT 1oy unt e morrow atel v and on fur 20 bul con! n the A unc inst Ler ( cer "LEVELAND, raignment SINGLE NEMORY OF MKINLEY®CONDITION OF THE WEATHER nt Omahn " I mo IN_ CHARGE AT rmer Secretary of Stnt Arrangements for 1 of Prestdent, Seot Tudge Buffa fune Jn 1 from the arcived hor arran, M conferen Buffalc charge K ments for Mayor of the nd has a in charge afternoon h memtb Robin o o e nittee ically all Wpeare Adju and attended t he grand com-uandery, Knig Ohlo, Knights Templars tsburg, Canton and el der of their services in her secret ' iilar tender said Ights Templurs e prosident 000 strong s0¢ n I of Ohio. member was \ 18 offc of the num, and duse re which A conge held in A committee from the ¥ opal church tendered it's church, which ire ed abeyance rowas fon Epi presid hund Wash 1 c ngte W party. Th expected to cor probab vofive pers y wi The special chureh g cong eloquent At the ieh, the re made iden ther ‘ v he ned rter at tre rest Washington peop traln Thursd. were filled who a by nton rowl ar Ations eulogles of First prosi by Rev. ( wstor. Dr n church and assidy, a Gra Mason of the pr committee i nt's churck e Hall of by form Army v ident grams from the tra and the Washington treops ing (he be permitted the funeral. It w imodate the troops \et that urging b to rov 1 send a t that the tefinite st ved that the will be the church, impos In cor the people of ¢ that more ew the remains th, egram to train arrive here ¢ ement was mains of Presic direct from n time T taken hers of Nat [l n il Ceremony Cant 0., of the Ohio in Nat part in the president meeting entiro g 5,000 me for duty This inelud alry, troops, batteries anc v Battery A of “le of firlng the fun ton. This hattery while the of jipped with gattling guns. used funeral ed as an escort troops will he camped General Giger | the troops Brush of Sansville h i alde on the staff and is assisting him. ‘The for police duty. G station awaiting the On both sides of the the church the mil n tine. Through thei the president’s body rom the church oadway to the cemete the own way apart church bilization Canton to take of the late perfected at a clals The numbering about red to rey dnesday n, today To the honor has the T others for escorts. At the 1 . now anging for neral nted k used ut the train ling to wn borns hen s of of the president’s With the the long lines to the grave ain (he casket wil the militia will making room for crowds A letter Dick requesting that erved by the soldiers s he entire the as fittin wrd Dick the will Orders gineers & General s ovening for o rters at Clevelar are the camping grou The captains of almost the state had notified general Sunda d be in readines o pro pr ops y in adjutant ir men wou r n Cro Noes That oz the More. Sept, 15.—The ¢ not,know that Presi and probably will is apraigned for murd the grand jury the case will be t the supreme take place oon, the of the indic made today theory the poliee the hullet chemicall will UFFALO, 7, doe Is dead il b indicted by and removed to will he very returning effort nor 1y I will tim h ther plEo8? lets taken up by fident that when the rovolver they will e m s to Emma Goldm: hanged ; iMclent evidence extradition was no poison the ho! n ftui t h e T c the police ing on whi v Nash and Party company Body from Pit to Canton, OLUMBUS will lea 0 15 Th Thu Gay fron that ROVE Sept e for Captc train telegram ad him made the of to ecial cived a today isin three § und go with it to Cauton, A% wa expe of Mrs Methodist Manc ecrotary Plans on inaugura mes has heen prepared by Gen- be in command ‘ced to Canton) restdent in No sassin arrangements, arty cory BODY LIES IN ST FIV} \TE Friends Gather at Milburn Houss te Moura Over Their Leader. Ve VEW PRESIDENT GREATLY AFFECT.D senator Hanpa Filled with Anguish Over Loss of Chief. " CANTON Wil Makel g1 int o, MRS, M'KINLEY VIEWS BODY OF HUSBAND \vilitam R @Dry Eyed She Gazs Upon Him and Foudles val of Presi His 1 saken 1oQQUARTET SINGS “LEAD KINDLY LIGHT" 1 seselon@t N “Nearer My God 1o 1 ant ( s of Dying M he s t nerd fon. ved to Templa Loufsville re mado parade the Rt came Buffalo The Pan of eit bells of th ared on eve A city of mou flaming decorations exposition gave The 1 Med Bit The In place favenue ners of to ar t that the th pery ing appe everywhere ap simple servic Delawaro esident died was offered all. onl friends and v way ack the of crep the at where A hymn wa over the dead the mmediate holitical wore thetic borne ning re arent he the fe ¢ a her ot martyred p sung and prayer budy. That was family and th associate the late president present. The sceme there was pa In the extreme. Then the body was out the waiting on thy shoulders of allors and sol of the republic. The cortege pu through walls of 1iving humanity, grief tricken, to the city hall ™ remarkable proved how cloxe he hearts of the heen to allow bedy from the time o'clock, until ab were we 1 be enter . s w ortege Ay inday ssembled lent McKin Epls ddressc hester, the the Trinity Mavor It eteran and will 0 evening [Ebrawn ight L iers d opal mands Take Last Look. h. A whict had he demonstration he people. occurred president w Arrangement the public to view It arrived, at about ut hoo'clock. But ged into the etreets blocks. Two lines formed. They literally for mile Whe belock came 40,000 people had already ssed and the crowds walting below in treets seemed undiminishe It was *d to extend the time until midnight. for hours longer the streets wore with peop! constant stream de inlil people of P to take «ible to isequence ror extended anton Ry committee Root ask carly. Whil le it s be dent McKin the station) Then € Bdense o and a the hall and passed doors were closed at midnight 1t was ated that 80,000 neople had viewed the remains, but thousands of disappointed o were still In the streets. The body will He in the city hall until morning. At 830 the funeral train will start for Wash- ington over the Pennsylvania railroad BMrs. McKinley, the president, the cabinet wnd relatives and friends of the dead pres- ident will accompany the remains. Mrs FMoKinley bore up hravely todsy during vice at the Milbarn house and Dr. for thelgRixey, her physician, thinks she will be fonal GuardM@ablo 1o support her trylng part in the final ohse-Wstate funeral at Washington, Thursday| Day Gray Cheerless, the statel a4 in thl The day was gray and cheerless. IHeavy a8 been) clouds hung over the city, at times break- ton by@INE to let through a rift of sunshine and Infantry @then threatening to let loose a downpour naval re.-fupon the gathering multitude. The air ok w5 humid and heavy and only light wind | salntesfrom the south stirred the drooping flags three-inch@And the emblems of mourning. The very guard clements scemed to lend fitting accom- A may@Paniment to the scene of sorrow about to enacted Long b services the vicinity was astir with long platoons and on foot, the bler. When the s i A Wil Al at I en o 1 . are roop This ation n the in re the time set for the funeral of the Milburn house preparations. At § o'clock of police officers, mounted arrived at the grounds and were posted in detalls along the streets Bapproaching the house, For a block in h direction the streets were roped of keep back the gathering crowds. The vigilance of the officers in keeping back those entitled to admission within the reserved area was redoubled and {hos summoned to the service, the uniformed escort of marchers and those whose busi ness imperatively brought them there passed within the four-square precin about the house whore the body of the deud chief veposed. Major General John B, Brooket, department commander of the east, vho was in charge of all the forces participating in the rrived at 10 0'clock. He was in uniform, with rvico sword at side. Around his left arm was wound o heavy band of crepe. With him were his nides nd a aalf score of other officer all in fatigue uniform, with the badge of mourning on their sleeves. The time now approaching for the service tramp of the assembliug military could be heard and the leading up to the Milburn house began to bhe lined with thos. who were to be ussembled ahout or Even amid the stir of assembling, a sol oemn and awelike stlence prevailed and the divisions of the escort came 1o their posts with silent bands Naval and Military 10 elty as been ap of General| will bl of] troops rds will arrival wide streel| itia will be rranks will not the twol ry again the 1 state will n stationed| will streteh| Hetween 11 be borne. keen back the maneu- n escort, fatigue his aceasion hef ngly solemn. of g fssned head were with bod g The nds of tho every com the ofce off night that 8, walks Detach . Not Knoy At 10:30 ments took immediately Milburn and 1 of tantry mand ing with regulars Following them came a company Sevonty-third Coast artillery, now t the Pan-American exposition fmand of Captain John B. Welsser. * the men who had boen near the dent at the moment he was shot ook part in the struggle with the The Natiopal guard of e rk was represented by picked con n the Sevent fitth reg Biments, under command of Captain Ho land. Then the trappings of the militar arm of the service gave wiy to th th United States navy as fifty men from th United States gunboat Michigan, under command Lieutenant Morgan, swung into position along their military brethren in arms 1 contingent had arrived only ruing, in order that all branches military, naval and niarine service be fittingly repre sented. At thelr marched detach ment of marine dark blue unt Rrorms ana trimmed he) mets. After the bluejacker with open-throated shivts iheir black neckscarfs in Knots, with low leggings sallor h Bailors marines marched with their carbines shoulder arms. The entire military formed company front treet there awalted ervices to hegin wewbers of the and military West Perry around the corner from First came Companie Fourteenth United States | ned Fort Porter, undes o J. L. Tay tread and the nav places on h the it the 2014 MeKin-| know it He will bly to immedi Thel that court depending tment talk poisoned 8 They feelgdy & remaining®y, y examined g be found ol lent " at not or prob, hen cour wptain r bearing march toady of of on dut in com Thesa | of fourth and Sixty ation stands hat there is) to ask fory of T'he thi of migh 1l n win tah Ac- i I [ 1 wllt \. o state off wday morn-| ernor Nash n Secretary sailor and We tim navy s g yerr for the Meantime in and mor and selected ¥ Pitts-f al on e cabinet,