The sun., 1897-04-28
WITH M'KINLEY ALL DAY.
NOW THE PREsID ENT TOOK HIS PART
IN THE CEREMONIES.

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From the timo PreSlucnt Mchlniey iel1 'no
Windsor Hotel at o'clock yesterday morning,
until no returned at haltpast o. no was tho
recipient OF nm extremely cordial welcome from
tho crowds that swarmod along the seven ana
moro miles OF street. from tho thronss ABOUT tno
tomo' ana from inc crowuou oecNs Oh tho Tugs
ana excursion oohtS. MS DAY was ousy anu
trying. but he seemed brighter and more AMI
,'".ou ~ " "'" "' ''N ~ '"' "'''' ''''''
he lett IT,
The President slept very badly on Monday
.So.La, nu ,t,, - ha, IT,, ,, Iytn5.o-
reiresheu' by the time ne had risen the " lhusor
was hive of activity. The corridor was full Of
,oI,cc,,on fron, Tho Eost FYftv.arst strec, atm
r., sa,aa,i,.a ,.a,, T., IL, a,a.,os IL
tion' uctos',es "nu men IN pi'in o,o'neS' '' nv
fore o'clock military uniforms mingled with
.he sVnore eiotnes OF .no e.v,ans. me me, F,esl ,T
cent Oreaki'stcu IN MS aparLmehts WIN hls.
Mckinley shortly after 8, and then waited
ouictly In his roDms for tbe bnur of startinp
Thnt Tint was o'elock' and not NJ a minute was @ @ lost.
About n quarter before that hour there was
great clattcr of hoofs on the pavement, and up
came squhd Oh mounted ponce "hich was 10
escort the President to tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Soon there was another clatter of hoofs, and
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"a1ofruon Dah'e' pul'orhcIu Win sorseousS
appareiied statf appeared. Gen. Butterheld was
personally Responsible ior tho PRESIDENTS saic'
keeping from the hotel to tho tomb Gen.
a,a.,,,s,- - u. -. a., -. - ~
s'ar'iis 'iii'o. ne spent the interim cha'ths
Bacon of Georuio. At nye minutes before % ,he
Presidents corri,rn arrived n one Iandoan
..,.,' t'.'. o".'inso u'tiNou' l'n' i,'luc"u ~
haS % como dnwns,ors ann sro nha,,im' ""t1 t
their escorts, Henry w. cannon and j. Edward
summons. ,hs. ,ro. wanda, ,,s N,rous s,. r.,
came j%st before 9 and was escortca by BY Gen. en-
,n, WI, II HPslIiiS Pt ~ lnc iIeslueht npar.
they came downsins wiz nm"dneS n All Ihe ihe
tbroa Mure % met oy uSm aorIor ana the
anrec , , entSreu % inc cnrrlaSe secretary sherman
secretary Tr sy Gagc and @ AT, simmons third
nrnsse1 Ss ose NJ h 'e e on hnS no,ei
@ nprs up re 4 .ooN m o." M ms nat ana thereatsr Nr
m0 in ho1fs @ II WIS on haS head very ftie OF the
front ironI OF the carriage ana tne procession started
HOW'D d tne me-, avenue az SLOW troti me street was
ined I.ncs Win spcstators on both sides and tho
% srsss nnd bsr wss
nrst Ih street were met the carriages containing
ne ladies' OF the Grant family and the ladies Of
ing their handkcrchefs.
UP TO TIE TOMB.
On the east side OF Fifth avenue. extcnding
from Twcnty.sixth street 10 Twnntv.thir5 was
the long u16t hne mud veio,x Inn 9f G,,a M"s
A. the President's personai esrnrt RacE ~ IL
wns n crowd that caTerca a,nost thin - -. ~ ~
snnarc Tbo Eiftb van,o utl q al .,ii ~ u Nv nv
man Uo.,sa ,,era cor.raS iti ; auu .ne iiou i
nnd t ~sfe I o9'eLeo h Win oriiiiaht naRs
with ueyly dressed women amid Tho ch 80. ~
the Presidents carriage drove up to
INC nam entrance OF inc Fifth Avenue Hotel
ana ice President Hobart entered 1t. He and
the President took the rear seat. Mayor
cavalry wheeled into a column of double
1ours and went up the avenue as far as
the 100 carriages had been filed with all the
guests, the Cabinet officers, diplomats and
at the head OF his column. gave the order to
march.
then up Madison avenue, Tho Presidents car.
Tage LED the line after The cavalry; 1t was fol-
lowed by those OF the Cabinet officers They
we're followed BY the diplomats. and they by
i!ov. BLACK the Senators and Representatives.
" r. Madison 11 avenue the procession went to
Fifth avenue to fifty,ninth street. to the Boue,
yard. to Seventy-second street, TO Riverside
Drive, ar and i. the tomb Tho cheering OF the
- The column left the Fifth Avenue Hotel at
9:3O. the scheduled time. but Il was bit behind
face OF a driving. chilling wind and clouds or
dust Gen: Butterfeld got his men into a livelier
spankpx trot Haf waW Wen6 n va Hp ane rvs
brooklyn with an escort Of mounted police.
came along almost ny gaiop and tried TO get
ahead or the procession, but the park police
headed them Off and made them fall in behind.
! 4 lot Of Firth avenue stages loaded with people
bound for the municipal stands tried to do the
same thing, but they also were cut of The
arrived at the tomb at i o'clock. the
line SCI and under the admirable arrangements
he ana The whole party were soon in their places.
OFF FOR THE DOLPHIN
II had h.on orrarood ,bat ,ta p.a,,.,
h; nu Ser5 T H. .N'st the fTesldent ana
at nIonE hut r. ,yas a,t' O .On ,Ur tne DoiPhln
,yhe, thev stortan "5 "Tba t dut, luuL "eLore that
nnoroJ IN tha toa; ne noot outeSpalch boat was
dressed from stem 10 10 stern itb S{fSet, INA ana was
Iier ntticars Hyopo in sDoii - y, mian gay Goors.
In the nier Can't Cbestpr tis = 'reSa uniLori.
tad tho p,ef Sap1. Vi n, specially de-
n Ing ;an Uo;GsnioBB, waited 70 receive the
Lent Ostcrbaus Went on hand au ms rSrt siq, Fiag
hi .t n!c1oi VIII om pntIu rom the nag
bmpec"s,S ~ SOuadron 4 cn, i,'ihuIus LUIS Iater lhe
and tho Dolphin was informed hy n viuorous
wig-wagger on shore that the President was
coming.
On board the Dolphin the officers gathered ut
The ganRway and the Presidents flag was run |
up In stops to the main truck. When the Pres |
dent came on board he was received by Admiral |
Bunce, Secretary Long, Lieut.. Commander |
lover; ro,. Execnnfe Ohicer sntherand, Lieut..
Bryan. Surgeon Anderson. and Paymaster Hunt. |
VINO STOOD on either side % Nhe Rangway. Back |