The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-02-22

HAVANA, rep. 1S.-lne lQtorm6nG OF
the martyrs of the Maine took place
Thursday afternoon about o'clock
Shortly before the hour all Havana was
in movement. The flags on the public
buildings were at half mast and many
of the houses were draped in mourn
ing. All classes were represented in
the throngs that filed the streets along
which the funeral procession passed to
the cemetery.
The order of the procession was as
follows:
The municipal guards on horse back
in full uniform; the city fire brigade,
the municipal employees, the aldermen
in seven splendidly decorated firemen's
cars; special cars bearing the remains;
nine bodies being carried on a Splen-
didly decorated car, the clergy, depu-
tationS consisting of the chief officers
of the army, navy and the volunteers,
representatives of various official
bureaus and of the custom house, a
committee representing the chamber
of commerce. a delegation represent
ing the grocers, the council of admin
istration, representatives of the treas
ury, the press and various political
organizations; then the chief officers
of the, Maine, the representatives of
fereign governments, the city magis-
trates with their mace bearers, provin-
cial deputies, employees of the general
and regional autonomic governments;
the municipal mace bearers; then Gen.
Parade, with four aides-de-camp,
representing Capt. Gen. Blanco (whose
personal presence was not allowable
under the law, having on his right
United States Consul Gen. Lee and on
his left the mayor of Havana, the
Marquis Larrinaga, Adm. Monterola,
Gen. Alamo and other officers, two
companies of marine and infantry.
The funeral music was furnished by
the bands of the Isabella La CatOlica
and Porto Rico battaliOns, which ac-
companied the bodies.
The population that lined the route
gave every indication of the profound
est. respect.
WASHINGTON, Feb 1S.-The navy de-
partment Thursday night made up
from its latest cable advices the follow
ing list of dead, wounded and rescued
from the Maine The names marked
''dOub tful" are uncertain owing to err
rors in Geographic transmission which
prevent their corresponding to the
muster roll of the department on file
in Washington. The following is the
list of dead:
Michael Malon, Thomas Cain, B. Anguland,
j. B. Lewis M. Cochrane, M. Lanahan, T. j..
Ouigley F. Boil, q. Kelley c. TodorescO,
Michael Griffin, Joseph Reilly, N. Z. Mudd,
Joseph Seery, James H. Mason, Daniel Leene.
D. j. Tehan, T. J. Jones, o. Sheridan, J. Scully,
J. F. Walsh, Bernard Lynch j. j.
McManus Rudolph Falk w. B. Horn,
j. NJ League, Thomas Troy, G.. Kronyak, j. w.
Louden, G. Lieber, T. Finch B. H. Herman,
Walter Cameron w. A. Greer, c. Murphy, c.
P. Quinn, P. j. Shea, Thomas M. Cole, Hugo
KruSe, John Merz, j. J. LorenZen, H Gross, R.
Wilson, D. Lewis, B. L. Marsden, K. Christian
son, H. Brinkman, s. Nelson, VIM. Lund. j. G.
Clarke, H. M. Carr, George Thompson, NJ F.
Harris, William DOnougry, Peter ROoS, Chas.
Currant D. Dahlman, William Hamburger. H.
O'Regan, F. H. KnieSe, John A. Kay, j. Porter,
r. Burkhardt, Eldon H Nero, c. E. Stafford,
A, j. Fisher, w. A. Rieger August Schroeder,
Henry S. Baum, L. M. Fleishman, NJ Steven
son, GustIv Holm, c. F. Haskell, B. Fountain,
VIM. Robinson, A. AnfindSen. VIM. Monfort
Frank Gardner, c. o. White. G. A. Scott, Ar
thur Brofelt, Frank Sutton, Frank Andrews
J. A. Graham, S. P. Altken, John Powers,
Coleman H. A. Anderson. William HOugh, ThoS
Shea,G Leopold, j. C. Nelson. JohnWarren, L
Sugusalxi, Thomas j. Gardner John A. Hall
berg, VIM. RuShworth NJ Ohye, o. Ishida S
Chingi- P. Gafney Patrick Flynn, Charles F
Just Charles FRANKIE, John Bookbinder, G. G.
Moss, James Drury, ]. E. WickstrOm, John
Kelley, John Hamilton, A KeSkell, VIM. Lam
berg, a. B. Hennekes, Frank B. Tiggs, c. f
j. Fadde, w. L. Lee F. c. Phillips
c. Lapiers, c. A. Hamilton 7. F. Kinsella j
Pinkney, D. Price, n. Rising, H. McGonigle
Thomas Clark, p. Grady, E. p. Graham, r
Perry, R. White A. Wilson, " Kitigata, ]. E
Marshall, John Matza, j. H. Ziegler, H j
Keys, Charles Jennings, John Wallace, Edward
Burns J. j. Shea, Martin TuOhey, F. Page
Walter S. Sellers, George Miller, Georg,
Whiten, Leon Bonner, F. E. Kinney
Carl EvanSon, John MartenSen, w. H. German
Charles Hauck J. F. Gordon, G. D. Faubel
p Hughes Edward Lawler, ]. F. Furlong
S Lees, T. J. Lancaster. John P. Fits, Mat
thew Lynch, F. Bloomberg. George Mobiles
WR B. Garfield G. c. Ording, Charles Laird
J. p Barry T. J. OHagan, G. w. Wilbur
c. M Nolan r. Grupp William Cosgrove
T. Magaminie, K. Suzuki, P. c. Johansen
James O'Connor, William H. Tinsman, Johl
Foujerem, L. L. Barry. Michael Kane. A Con
roy. T. ]. Harry. E. Harris, E. Mattsen. J
Palmgren, j. H. Shillington. c. E. Lowell, h
g. Hawkins F. Fisher. E. NJ. Meilstrup, w.
Hanrahan, A. c. Bruins, John R. Bell, C. W. +
Eiermann, Z. H. Moore. Patrick ONell-
Simmons, d. orc. Harley M. Flaherty
F.. Butler, j. T. Adams, William s. Miller
William J. Fuer, Jacob Becker, w. Coleman
F. Kihlstron. M. E. Salmin, ]. T. LydeR. c.
jerks. John H. Moss, George Elder, Jane
Boyle.
DOUBTFUL
John Anderson, Peter Johnson, Charlie Ar
derson. John Anderson, J.W. johnson, Charlie
johnson, George Johnson
WOUNDED.
Cskar Anderson. Axel c. Anderson. Jas
Alien. Charles Bergman, John a. Blooms
Daniel Cronin, Francis D. Cahil, George De
-vid Gustav J. Dressler, Thomas j. Durckn