The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
GARCIA BURIED.
Not n Uniformed Cuban Was in Atten-
dancc-AngTy W,tb Brooke.

aancc-AngTy M,th Brooke.
HAVANA. Feb. 1.-THE late General
Cauxto Garcia was buried to-day without
the presence OK g single uniformed COM
rade ia arms. Immense THRONES OF mas
colpatriots paid honor TO ms memory
as iue long procession denied tnrous Il
fhe streets vi Havana where the Cuban
-olsters we're. qhe towns people learned
after tne funeral mat tne CUBAN se4erhis
haa had a dispute with Gov ernOr-Genegal
Hrooke and staff over the question OF
precedent and had WITHDRAWN IN anger
ordering ~ officers and 20 privates out
Of the line. The Cuban generals anu
Cuban Assembly also Withdrew ana IL
Is understood that two OF TIE members
Of General Brooke advisory cOuncl
senior Lanez. secretary OF Jusuce ana
Public Instruction; senior Capote secTe,
tary OF Government, TOOK the we" heiu
bv the Cuban generals and let the pro-
cssslou Senior Lance, who was TO deliver
the Grafton over the body OF General
Garcia. failed TO perform the pro-
erauome. The Cuban generals and many
Droniuent persons in Havana held a con-
ference tonight. IL Is probable that an
anneal will be made to President Mchin-
Whom General Brooke and his mounted
starr with the escort Of troops from the
eeyenth Cavalry reached the palace the
Governor General was Informed that MS
carriage was TO 90 Immediately aiter lHe
casket. He suggested that tne chlei
nourners should be General Garcia
two sons. Consequently they and TWO
friends occupied a carriage separated
from the coffin by the priests on foot.
As,er the sons came Governor General
rrooke with General Chaffee and Hum
nhrev and Colonel Richards OF the Gov
crnor Generals stan in two carriages
Tire Governor Generals mounted stan,
consisting OF ten or .welve horscmen.
was closing In behind General Brooke
and PARTY when the point was raised by
the CUBAN Generals and members Of the
Cuban Assembly that they ought 10 be
next 10 Governor General Brooke. and
that his mounted staff and escOrtirg
troops should come after them. General
Proxies position was that a General
and his stan could not be separated and
General Chanee directed the mounted
stan % stay with General Brooke. and
the Cuban Generals with their stats
TO follow The Cuban Generals aver that
an American officer ordered them out
Of line
Whether they were actually ordered out
OF line or not they were in
formed that they must not march
between the GovernOr-General and
his staff The Cuban command
ers IN carriages and on horseback
then withdrew. Among them were Gen
erals Mayia Rodriguez, General Julio
SangLflly, General Rafael Por,ndo. Cen
eral Menoca'. General Ducasse and Cen
erals Frye. Andrade. Abelino, RCslo. Ar
mado and Rivas.
and Rlvas.
The crowd near by cried: VIVA Cub.
Librcr' "Viva Aguinaldor' "Vlva Fiji
pinosa" and Down with "a Yankeeer'
The artillery calson with the casket
then started an1 some Crr'a"s mada on
attempt 10 get into line between Cen.
Brooke and his staff. but were crowded
out bv horsemen. Ten blocks away. IN
Central Park, a party OF Cuban soldiers
on foot formed on he side OF the street,
and when the casket reached the point
at which they were standing they fell
n on each side Of Tho casket No one
intersered with them, but later they
cropped out 20 a. not to be present ct
the cemetery.