Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
TO SEE N|KOFF TODAY
PresidentM Kinleyand Party
Arrive in New York.
WILL SLEEP in = TENT
Executive Greatly Tmpresse,i by the Sigh,
ofa Detail Esc"rtinE the Remains
of Two Soldiers to Their
Last K. sting Place,
(Ry Telegraph.)

NEW YORK. Sept. o-President Nc
kinley. accompanied by Mrs. Mckinley,
Major Webb 9. Hayes. Colonel and
Mrs. Myr"n r. H.l'rick and George D.
cortrly"u. the Presidents assistant
secretary. arrived at Jersey City over
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad station ana
We're met by Vice President ana Mrs
Hobart VIII" will remain With them
during their stay in the city. The parry
We're driven 10 the Manhattan Hotel.
Where they will occupy the state apart
nlcnt&.
While on its way to the hotel this
afternoon. the carriaE. containing
President Mckinley. Vice President
Hobart and Private Secretary Porter.
who arrived today. met Il detail of thu.
Seventy-tirst New York regiment. es-
c"rting the remains of Corpur:,s SHE'D
ana lnnnn. who We're killed in thu.
charge OF san Juan Hill to tn. GENE
terry.
With rcvcrcntal respect the l,res.Ien,
ana. his party removed their hats The
Presidents head was lowered and he.
seemed to be deeply affected by the
Spectacle. The Presidents carriage. fol-
lowed the funeral rortegr 4 couple of
blocks down Fifth avenue below 'rwrn-
ty-third street. ana then returned 10
the hotel
President Mckinley has wired Major
General Wheeler that he desires his Wis
IT to Camp Wikof as Informal as may
the Presidents escort
y salute of twcnty-one guns will be
fired.
me uuarterniast"r'S department has
.ten "'ircteh !" provide six carriages
-. ny ~, '''''"u' .nc secretary OF War
In -. .ht'l'; ine PRESIDENT
VIII probably drve through the camp.
iirst getting Il general idea Of it's phys
lc:l anu ricturcSuu. beauty. Then h..
sa.n" h,. n..,,. i,,.,'.; VI tle 's"Spil.i'S
of ;hiups >''' >'''''e''ii
III. President vii, ,.,,i,
der canvas S;,tur,l,v pi~bi 49,, 49,
near General \\-h..l.,.. ;c h;n.
pared for him
BOUND FOR CAMP N-1kOEr
NEW YORK Sept. 2.-presideni Nc
kinle% and his party left thu. city al
dula O'clock tonight for Camp Nikou.
Win TIC PreSltient We're Vice President
t1"par' clone! Myron II. llerrick, of
I bie.ela'ld' Webb 9. Hayes J. Addison,
s;sta 49, S ..sl..ts - tue PRESIDENT; AS
1ia ~ nroL;.i, Iorteiyou. and Will
n,nh.w- ~ 'iie FieSldeht
Aftar DIME.
HAITIAN HAM ~. -; s'' ~ 'ht. MAN
stains tn tbo ~, ,,, ~ "
rooms which occuny ~. NM, v" - o'u. az
the hotel. and FOR m h,r, w., , ,'o' ~
Informal reception. Tho prac;,,ant ~; -,
spend Sunday with Vice prosi,lnn, III.
l. Ij,,lN ~
who did not go to Camp Wiknfr win
leave for Paterson tomorrow
STATEN EMF FROM WElt,EIER
| NoNTAtK POINT l.. L.. Sept g
Aal"i General Joseph Wheeler gave. the
following to the Associated Press To-
day:
Headquarters L. S. Forces.
camp Wik"lf. l.. L.. Sept. LIST 1893
me following is sample of the let
lers we are constantly Receiving regard
'iS ne S4t'llcfS IN tue camp
IN regard 70 my Sters"n. We feel
very uneasy about him on account Of
lil" newspaper reports Of the privatinn
a',o sun er!ns inflicted on the private
sor"'srs. although he has never utter
- 4 tos'lp''.ltt since ne mas been in the
~ ny. w near from other sources If
-. .1ie - uei ana horrible treatment In
eee'i VI, .out soidiefs under the pre-
.e'ae ~ humanity lor our nelghborS
am! .he "hole country is III Il state of
.si' '','e sA :. shouId n"t te
sui iSeu II ING leeiins should lead to
q o'u''oh o'- some klhd lof assure