New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-08

mo-, rgn,noant that q cruiser Of the Montsom@ys
sho,,ld \. ,.n, 70 taAe the place OF mere
dlspateh-boat
~. officials expressed the greatest surprise wnen
.,ovr a dispatch from Washington regarding the
s.ra.ns OF the Montgomery TO Havana az tho
.trceet orders had been issued here 10 keep TINS
,novsn.nt secret The frequent changes In oroers
during the last twenty-four hours have thrown all
the Naval arrangements ana Opinions on INC o''N~
,on.,n.o more or less disorder.
~ Casst Survey steamer Bache has arrived
hers4rom Havana. having on board the remains Oh
Elk victims OF the disaster TO the Maine Iney
were buried with the same ceremonies observer
vh.u the frvt body was buried on Thursday last
and the funeral procession was also In tho same
order
One Of the bodies buried to-day Re supposed 10
:. tia. of Robert White. q mess attendant TWO
bodies were put In one coffin
Doubt has been thrown upon the Identification
n one of the bodies buried to day. which at Ha-
vsna was believed to be that OF First Sergeant
Warner. OF the marines. Chaplain Chadwick writes
tina. II ia uncertain whether the body Is that OF
Wagner or that Of Private Marine Lamiette he
,sys II If impossible to tell which.
On. h.ars4 and four ordinary wagons, covered
cit, N. stars and Stripes were used 10 convey the
remains 10 the cemetery. where Chaplain Royce OF
the cruiser New-York, read the burial serHce
Commander McCalla and a gun division from the
United States cruiser Marblehead paid the last
honor, 70 The victims There was no demonstration
q, the funeral and al the cemetery about four
iundred persons witnessed the interment, -
Tie Mallory Line steamer Aiano aIraNeu net ,
uunition for me United States fleet, q greater
part OF which Is Intended ior the cruiser o4He, M
nat The cruiser Montgomery Will take me am
nun;don 10 the Cincinnati ,,..-.o-,. ava
The Alamo went alongside the MONTGOMERY eno
Transferred fifteen tons OF ammunition 10 tnet
cruiser Later in the day the Alamo fe,' 10, r taf
Of her cargo of ammunition 10 the United states
All Vas Quiet a. Havana when the Bache left
thsre last night She returned TO that port without
delay In order 10 relieve the Fern
with provisions for cuba This afternoon The Tor
pedo-boat Porter arrived from NONE ne 'o u
pdo-boat Cushing Will proDapy nave 20 DC So0 1' good
condition 4 schooner with coal loI nc Heo' "
the TOrtugss passed during the afternoon. .
The correspondent Of the Assoclated res Ste
On board me cruiser Montgomery late tonight Inc
eoaAng had been stopped, as ING uen NJ ~
weary after packing away tons o. ANN uIi'1o" l"
hig5 o4icer on board said NO. we do not
nlnc going 20 Havana hlt- we shal ~ o4i 80
the morning unless We get another oI IN SUNNI
ana we hardly know where are With provisions
sa ammunit0n aboard however We are prepared
have not the remotes, idea how long we shall
be IN Havana Ii seems only IN ACCORDANCE WIN
he Navy DEPARTMENTS policy that We are gong
The Depsr7uent wants me Fern 10 carry provisions
bodies Of the Naine victims and so. with the Court
Inquiry a. Havana II is absolutely necessary
as, some boats should he a. the dispose or the
Snsc.oan. officials there, in addition To the light
ms eoai'iigHters Mere still alongside the Mont
tary al midnight, and II Is presumed thst COAL
n, w be resumed AT oaypreaIk. ! .ne 70 ,ba
<. u Montgomery was originally INTENDED 10Y INC
NASHVILLE will remain here There are rSm0rs
10 nd the Detroit and the Marbleneao VIII shoruy
fe--fa at TOYfuRaQ