The evening times., 1900-02-09

Woodward. United States Army; Col. Addl
son A. Hosmer. United States volunteers
Capt Benjamin p Lambertou. Unite
States Navy; Col. Green Clay Goodloe
United States Marine Corps; Major Johi
s Loud, United States Army. and Cant
Horace Noble, United states volunteers.
Calvin Farnsworth, Commander OF tn
District C. A. r., with the following rep
| resentauves OF the Graad Army acted ais
as honorary pallbearers: George H. SIa
baugh. B. f. Chase. J. H. Dawes. T. S
Hopkins 5. Z. Faunce, Nathan Bickford
and John McElroy
Brig. Gen. George II. Harries, LleJt. Col
James A. Love, adjutant general: Maio
/ Charles II. Ourand Inspector general: Ma
j0r II. n. Parmenter. quarternraster gen
eTal. aud Capt. c. Fred Cook. aide. repre-
/ sonted the National Guard.
The Procession.
While the solemn services in the church
were in progress the various divisions OF
the funeral escort we're taking their po-
sitions preparatory 70 The march to Ar
/ lington Cemetery.
/ A squad OF mounted police stood in line
on y Street, awaiting the signal to ad-
vance. Behind them we're formed the
I Third United States Cavalry Band. their
( shining instruments and gorgeous uni
/ forms resplendent in the afternoon sun.
| Carriages FOR the clergy stood behind their
horses impatiently straining at the bits.
| Next in line was the heavy caIsson draped
in the colors Of Old Clory ready to receive
| the mortal remains Of The dead soldier and
convey them 10 their last resting place
Behind the caIsson stood a horse sad
died and bridled and led by an orderly
| The stirrups were crossed in the seat Of
the saddle. indicating that the steed OF the
commander would be riderless.
The carriages containing the honorary
pallbearers took position in the lire be-
hind the riderless horse OF the dead com
mander. They were Rear Admiral A. 8
Barker representing The Navy: Major
Generals Miles, Brooke, and Shafter. rep
resenting the Army: Brigadier General
Breckenridge. representing the corps 10
which General Lawton belonged, Senators
Hawley and Sewell. representing the Sen
ate; former Governor Hgll. Of Ohio. Col.
Steele and Ar. j. VI. Robinson. Of Indiana.
representing the House OF Representa-
tives; Gen. J. NJ. Wilson. representing the
Loyal Legion. Colonel Fsrngworth repre-
senting the Grand Army Of the Republic:
Col Creighton Webb, L. s. V, represent
ing the officers on General Lawtou's stan
during the Santiago campalgn Col H. f
UreH. representing the veterans of the
Spanish war and the District National
Guard.
To right and left resting IN adjacent
thOroughiares were the carriages for the
honorary pallbcaI5rs, for the widow and.
relatives. for the President and Cabinet.
and the high officials OF the army and na-
Wy. the several commands or cavalry and
artillery in uniform; while to the rear
the line extended indefinitely. composed q
the carriages OF civic societies and privd,e
citizens seeking TO pay q last tribute q
respect to the man whose life was sa-ri-
feed al the front in the Philippines
At o'clock there was q movement about
the church doors. indicating that the SER
vices had ended. 4 few moments later
the body-bearers appeared carrying The
casket down the steps To the clissCa IN
waiting To was wrapped iu a large flag
and half hidden with flowers TIE belrers
placed their burden teudariy or The c5is-
son. and took their places on either side
a5 guard 10 the body In its passage
TO ire cemetery.
They were Sergeants Robert /. Smoth-
ers and James = GaTdne.. ~roco G. John
Troop B, and 4, ---,d T. God
win. Troop Il. and Corpor.S George Demo I
and Daniel Gresney. TrOop Z: J-Hn K But 1
'iHf' t'hr -ANNN d aAa atNl g. Lawrence D
Troop n, all Of the ThiIl inited States 4
Cavalry.
Rev. T. s. Hamlin and Dr. n. WoUlseIy 1
Stryker, the officiating clerCymen. entered [
their carriages at the head Of the line
Passing cut az the II Street entrance of I
the church the widow and children OF the 4
deceased general entered he carriages in 4
waiting. Following them were other reIa-
uyes. personal friends. aud fellow off, I
- aFag
when filled wound around and took posi- 4
tion behind the riderless horse.
At this moment the Commanding General /
and stan moved 10 the right of the line on
X Street and Connecticut Avenue.
The signal was then Niven for the fun
eral cortege 20 advance. The Third United /
States Cavalry Band sounded the strains
Of the funeral march and the procession I
moved up Eighteenth Street slowly and 4
with solemn tread toward Pennsylvania 4
Avenue As each division Of the cortege /
was uncovered by the advance the various 4
commands Of military and the carriages Of !
officials and civic bodies passed the church I
IN the following order.
The carriages cortciuing the President
and Cabinet and IN high officials Of the
Army and Navy led the escort. Following
them was Major General Merritt and staff
Of Major John a. Johnston. As
sistant Adjutaut General with Brig Gen
Alfred r. Bates. Col. John F. Weston.
Col Theodore A. Bingham Lieut.. Col.
Henry c. sharpe Capt. Joseph F. Kuhn.
Lieut. T. Bently Mott OF the United States
Army. acting as special aides. The aides
we're: Lieut.. Col William II. Carter Lieut.
Col. Culver C.. SniE2a, Major William A.
simpson, Major Charles I. MeCawley. Ma
Ior Harvey c. Carbaugh, Capt Charles G.
Treat. Capt. George o. Squire.
The officers named wore the fatigue uni
forms OF their respective ranks. blue and
gold predominatiLg, the swords OF
each clanking against the sides OF thsir
horses.
Next came the Third Squadron Of the
United States Cavalry. mounted. The blue
and gold OF their military capes showing a
mass OF mingled color as they rode slowly
past at attention.
Contrasting sharply wilh this was the
blue and red of the artillery, which FOL
Owed, the commands being Light Bat
terry NJ, Seventh United States Artillery
led by Captain NJ NJ Macomb. aud Siege
Battery O. Seventh United States Artillery.
commanded by Capt. John r. Williams
The next division of the cortege was
brigade Of foot troops ISd hy Colonel Fran
,is L. Guenther and staff The brigade
was composed OF the following detaeh-
nents Of infantry:
Regiment of L. 5. Infantry Col. Edward
Moale. commanding.
First Battalion, Companies c. d, Z, and |
F, Fifteenth U. S Infantry. Lieut.. Col. |
Constant Williams, commanding.