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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
RUSSIAN Police Cannot
STOP Wholesale Crime
Despite oeportations New Chapters
Of Crime and eIoodshed Are Added
Daily TO Record.

81. Petersburg. Aug. 22~ln spite Of
the wholesale arrests and deporta.
tions Of revolutionists from the big
centers. the daily chronicle Of murder
and robbery Is not appreciably dimin.
ishing. The police seem utterly power.
less to capture the perpetrators Of
crimes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
FORMER MINISTER
DECLARED A TRAITOR

Bogota. Columbia. Aug. e2.--
John Barrett, United States
Minister 10 Columbia has left
here for Guayaquil for a con-
ference with Secretary Root
on the proposed treaty with
the United States concerning
Panama. President Reyes pro.
misses a prompt and decorous
supplement Of the Panama diff
ficulties. The cabinet has un-
animously declared Senor Men
doza former minister TO the
United States. a traitor for re-
vealing diplomatic secrets.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
CONGRESSMAN CAMPBELL
WITHOUT OPPOSITION

Pauiding. o.. Aug. 22.-At the re-.
publican congressional convention of
the Fifth Ohio district here today
Congressman W. W. Campbell Of Ma
poleon was renomlna,ed without op.
position.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

far governor. joined forces In . cam,
paisn ii oEatnFy against the cons&r-
vatsves In bitter terms shcy have
esndsnnea the Tolt~ies Of the rsuals
iteaas u Nebraska and have declared
thai the state administration vas rail
road ridden. Sheldon. a young man
scarcely more than 81. has served sgo
terms In the state senate. Norris
lssnan In comparatively a young man.
native of Iowa.
Cube rnsterist Nomination
Outside - the senatorial struggle
the chief interest In I'm the contest
for the gubernatoFiaI nomination. In
addition TO sheldon there are several
aspirants of more or less strength.
among them Charles Weston Of Hay
Springs. who is a well known poll.
ticsan and has held several state off.
ces: George l.. Roaso Of Hall county,
former speaker Of the state iegisia.
ture. and John wali Of Valley county.
Three railway commissioners are TO
be elected this fall, the offices having
been created by the last Legislature.
Secretary of State ;aImsha. State Au-
dftor searle. Land Commissioner Eat.
on and State Superintendent J. l..
MeBsien are candidates for renomIna,
tion and have no opposition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
Careless eiring Kills Two

Warsaw, Aug. %. An unknown
man shot and slightly wounded Count
Fermor, colonel Of the gendarmerie to-
day and a patrol Of soldiers replied
with volley, killing two passers by.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
NORTHEASTERN KAs. RACE r
MEETING HAS GIG PURSES

Sabetha. Kas., Aug. 22.-The North
eastern Kansas race meeting opens
here this afternoon and will continue
until Friday. Purses aggregating
81 ,hS5 are offered. $751; s.Ss s.+zSs7sss@, - a, "a.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

sTENslANprs ARREST

Chicago. Aug. "a Private
telegram from II Paso al
midnight reports positively ths
arrest Ut Paul o. Sfsnsland the
fugitive president of the wreck
ed Milwaukee sysnne state
bank af Aguas calientas. Mex.
leo. Chicago police have no
information Of the arrest,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
$50 For Siberia

Moscow. Aug. %. One hundred
and fifty political prisoners exiled by
administrative Drdersr started for
Siberia today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

gents today captured the city Of San
Luis. Province Pima Del Rio. A sew.
ere fight occurred. several men being
killed and wounded on both slsies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
MORE FIRES AND TREMsLoRs
OCCUR At VALPARAISO

London. Aug. ga cable dispatch
filed last night by the agent at Val
paraiso OF Heath & company, says
that slight shocks continue there and
that further large fires have occurred.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
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TERRITORY WooLs 8 =
ARE NOW ~ DEMAND

Boston. Aug %. - Steady
Improvement In the tone OF
the, wool market is reported
with increased interest on the
part OF the manufacturer. Stiil
there is a feeling that the pre-
sent basis Of prices Is likely 10
prevail without any material
change. Both washed and un-
washed territory grades have
been in some demand. .s !.
Zr:.7'zzTs',aS ~ 4 % $5&s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

IL usual In such cases. but there is
positively no cause for ALARM
Insurgents Capture San Luis
n Havana. Aug. a..--tiuerreas inssr.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
f2 DIE OF HEAT
6Y LAKE MICHIGAN

Chicago. Aug. %. - Seven
people dead and twenty pros.
trated as result Of the intense
humidity. is the record for
twenty-four hours ending at 2
a. m. today.
Five more names were ad-
ced today TO the death roll
caused by heat From mid.
night until sunrise the tenn
perature remained stationary
at rs degrees. At 10 O'Clock Of
official thermometer registered
IS degrees.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
PROGRAM
FOR PIANO RECITAL

The following Is the program which
Prof. Luther Griffith win render al
the piano recital to be given In con-
nection with the Typographical union
dance at the Duncan opera house this
evening:
German Triumphal March ,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

=, A. Aoskins. Il anslaisa county.
~ak nominated faF secretary of state.
AMI Charles W. haapert for state
sehaaa commissioner.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
DELEGATES NAMED
TO IRRIGATION MEET

} Mayor GOoaall this morning
} handed The Optic the fnlIow.
} ing list Of delegates Mho have
} been selected 20 represent the
} Meadow City M the National
} Irrigation congress M Boise.
Idaho.
Millard ". Browne. William
} @. Hayden. DR.. II. N. Smith.
James q. MeNary ani Charles
} ". q, Ward.
\ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 q q q q 4 q 4 4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
EARTHQUAKE CRACKS
HOUSE WALLS IN GERMANY

Berlin, Aug. %. - A sharp earth.
quake shock was felt today at Sea.
borze near Kattowitz upper Silesia.
The walls of a number Of houses were
cracked
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
WHILE PALMA TALKS CUBAN REBELS
/ TAKE TOWN AFTER SEVERE FIGHTING

Havana. Aug. 22.-President Palma
In an interview today said regarding
the revolutionary movement: Our sit.
uatior was oHc os unprey,arcdaess al
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
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II YOU want copy Of the
} new Las Vegas directory for
use in your once or your home,
} send In your order nj once to
The Optic Co. The edition will
be limited. I
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

-. ..... ........... by kunkeil
Dance OF the Gnones. Octave a
Etude .... .. ..... Kullak
Prison Scene from II Trovatore. e..
.... ..... ....... ..... Verdi
Valce Caprice ............. Stuletski
Salute a Pest ............ Kowalski
Cavaleria Rusticana ..... ..... -
Grand Fantasie. "The Old Folks at
Home" .... .. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
BARNES GAVE SIGN
TO ATTACK HER.
Mrs. Morris Relates First Story Of
Her Disgraceful Election
From White House.
CONVERSATION WITH BARNES
She Confirms the Report That a
Negro Held Her
Ankles.
lspeclal to The rlmes-pispatch. j

Especial to iIhe IlmeS-DlSpatCh.)
WASHINGTON, January Is. - Mrs.
Minor Morris, VINO was recently iorcibly
elected from the White House, was abe
to-day 10 be up and about her room for
the White House officials
Mrs. Morris gave tie following account
OF the affair just us it occurreu:
II went to the White House about /
o'clock on the fatetul day on the sdvica
of several friends, who said they believed
that il Mr.. Roosevelt could hear me, he
would do the fair thing. offered my
card to u young man, who walked hack
to tile private Office, and Mr.. Barnes came
out He sat by mo and asked my bust
ness. i replied, If you will excuse me.
as tits of II very personal nature, SHOULD
prefer to be spared it's rehearsal here, fer
II will be difficult for ms to talk OF 1t at
ALL
Ellis answer was: If you do not tell
me, You canno, hope to &C Mr.. j oeb.'
with this inferred encouragement,
replied that I hoped to see the Pre- ident
for five or ten minutes through NIr. Loeb's
intercession, and b ieny ,o'.Ibim my
PresidenD was busy. I asked. Gould 1
no. see him by waltine?' Mr.. Barnes an-
swered, That is impossible and with
added asperity said to me: If you do not
&C at once. you will be put out fore bly,
''As / was looking in his face with as
tonishment and had nearly pronounced
the sentence. Please do not speak 70 me
so dis .ourteously,' two officers seized me
Violently, at the silent signal of Mr..
Barnes,s upra sed finger. ard ! was
grasped and pulled toward the door, My
knees refused to bear me, and fell into
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
(RN Associated Press. j

NASHVILLE, TENN, january 2S.--,rhe
body of Mrs, Rosa AIangrum, which was
found in the Ohio River at Cairo, Ill,
Thursday, and positively identified -at
Cairo to-day BY o. G.. Mangrum and
Mrs, Florence 1rousdale, OF birmingham,
Ala. respectively husband aud sister of
the dead woman, WAS Brought here to-
night Mrs. Mangrum's relatives believe
she was chloroformed and robbed and
the body thrown into the river to hide
the crime. Detectives at work on the case
1t is said, have II clue substanttating tho
theory of murder Mrs. Nfangrum left
here on the night of December l4th, say
ing she WAS going to St, Louis to visit
relatives. She carried with her the sum
of sl,5oa or slsco In money. and had on
her person jewclry valued 1T 5000. After
she reached tho Union station here all
trace OF her was lost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
BALTIMORE OFFICERS
HERE ON MURDER CASE
sleuths Searching for Evidence
Against Negro Held for Kill
ing Miss Allinson.
(By Associated Pre- IS. s

65 5bALTlMoRE. MD. January 2s.-The
local and Nloorsetown detectives are still
mating strenuous efforts to fasten upon
Rufus Johnson, colored, now under arrest
mere the murder Of Miss Florence w.
Allinson OF Nloorestown, N. j.. ten days
ago, johnson persists In denying any
knowledge Of the murder. He has ad-
mttted burglarizing n house not far from
the scene Of the Allinson murder. and
says the watch key belongs to watch
that was part Of the fruit of that bur-
glary.
The Moorestown officers went to Rich
mond, va" to-day, where they hope to
recover n small mirror said to have been
seen In Johnson's possession while he was
in Philadelphia, subsequent to tha time the
murder was committed. and which, 1t Is
believed, can be Identified as having been
the property Of Miss Allinson, Johnson
shows a great dread OF being taken to
Nfoorestown, and repeatedly begs tho Ball
! timore officials to keep him here. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
.DELEGA7ION TO NOTIFY
.MR MARTIN AT CAPITAL
Members Arrived at Midnight,
But Senator Too III to Re
ceive Them.
(From Our Regular corrcspondcnt)

GFrom Our Regular Correspondcnt)
( WASHINGTON. p. c., January ss,-
The House Committee OH Industrial Arts
and Expositions and several other mem
sbers Of Congress left on the Norfolk
steamer Tonight for Norfolk. whore they
will spend tomorrow as the guests Of
Representative Maynard, inspecting the
site of the proposed Ter-Centenary En-
position. Tho committee will return here
Tuesday morning, leaving Norfolk to-mor-
row night.
The Joint committee of tho Virginia
LEGISLATURE. appointed to notify Senator
Martin Of his recollection to the Senate.
reached here at midnight, the train from
Richmond being delayed several hours,
The notification will take place at the
home Of the senator, No. 2lll s Street.
He had hoped to be able to receive the
committee at his office or at the New
Willard, but he Is not. yet we'll enough
to venture out,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
Virginia Heiress' Says Fooling
the Public Has Been An
Agonizing Experience.
NOTHING BUT WORKING GIRL
Saw Deatl, Notice OF Rich
Senator Gray and Got
Into Trouble.
tspecIal to zinc TImes-pispatch., !,

PITTSBURG, PA. January 2S.-Kath-
ryn Gray, daughter of Senator Gray. OF
vlrginia, and graduate o, yassar, to-dt y
made a full confession OF the ak she
perpetrated on the public.
1T must be very nice to he rich, but
to have people believe you have a for
tune when you have not is the most agoa-
izing experience | can imagine said.
Kathryn at the outset of her confession.
After what i have gone through. I
would rather be the piair, poer, honest
working gill that / am tan ever aga n
to have people think / am the hciress Of
IL senator or any one else
Kathryn admits shs has no distinguish
cd ancestors. she says she is n d e 81
mixer by occupation and came here iram
Philadt lphia to obtain WORK. and becaus e
she ! as two married sisters livin, her.
railing to ootan work at her st mary
enrioym n. She rlady took the pos :
t!on of domestic offered In the Bausman
femily. Then comes her recital OF how
the idea sprang up in her mind to inn
eisonate the h iress. She sa d.;
oaW Gray's Death Notice.
Il read little item in one, of the papers
one evening that a Senator Gray, of
Virginia. had died, leaving large for
tune. 1t stated the principal heir to the
estate had left home some years ago, and
II was known where she was. That even
ing called on II friend and the first
thing she asked me was about the Sem
ator Gray who died In Virginia She had
seen the same articles. she said, Il guess
YOU are the missing dnusnter Of the
Senator, now isn't that nice. How much
money will you get
II told her she was bughouse as /
rever lad any relatives in Virginia That
was all that was said tnat evening.
had almost forgotten about the item
! when several days later | got n letter
from George James, an old acquaintance
of my family living in Norfolk. He mem
toned the fact that Mr.. Gray had died
| and wrote row f you would jus. be
the right Miss Gray you see, you might
| get q lot of money
After getting this letter took ont
the page referring to the fortune. and
thought to myself I will show this to my
[ friend. and then she will surely think I
am to get that fortune. About n week
later called on several friends and took
the letter along. There was a lot of
joking about the fortune that evening,
but never believed any one had taken
the matter seriously, although I tried
to bluff them into believing 1 was really
entitled to the fortune. They wanted to
know who had written me that letter.
and I told them 1t came from an attor-
ney In Norfolk. and that expected to
| get the money within several months.
Fatal False Step.
THAT would have been very nice If
/
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
COLONEL ALLEN
HAS SERVED WELL
That Isn't Ali, the Marshal for the
Western District Has Been
Big Factor in Promot-
ing the Interests of
the Republican
Leaders.
From our Regular CORRESPONDENCE }

(ffom Our regular r4Correspondent.1
WASHINGTON, d. C.. January 2S.--
Representative slemp is in deep water
over The United States Jaarshalship for
lne Testaili District Oh Virginia The
aspirations of State Senator Noel for the
position is responsible for his strait be-
twixt two. The present incumbent is S.
Brown Allen. of Staunton. 1t was COL
Allen who made possible the ascendency
of the slemp faction in Virginia politics.
When the fight was on between the
Slemp faction and the Agncw-Bowden
faction. 1t was Col Allen and his follow
ing in the Tenth District who held the
balance of power Had they seen fit to
stand with the Agnew-Bowdcn crowd the
organization would have remained in the
control of that faction. If they turned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
PRESIDENT FORCES
SUIT AGAINST B. AND O.
Complainant is Red Rock Fuel
Company, Which Charges
Discrimination.
lspe.eial to The Tlmes- -DispatehD

PARKERSBuRG, w. VA, January aS.
President Roosevelt has inspired suit
against tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, the papers in which We're filed
in the United States Court here late
Yesterday afternoon. The complainant Is
tho Rod Rock Fuel Company, of upshur,
Nv. VA. 1t charges the defendant road
With making discriminating charges
against 1t In favor OF other coal compa-
Mes The case Isl similar to tho one
pending against United States Senator
Elkins's railroad, Some time ago the
Red Rock Fuel Company sent to Presl-
dent Roosevelt the evidence 1t had col
'lecteti against tho Baltimore and Ohio,
Az tho result Of tho attention given the
matter by tho President. tho complain-
Ennts, it is said. fet,justi1ed in filing pa
pers In q suit yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
MANN SORRY FOR
L0EB's MEMORY
Town Topics l.ditor Says Cor
rccted Proof Sheets Will
Tell the Story.
ALSO SORRY FOR PRESIDENT
Says He Regrets That M. Roose-
vclts's Name Was Brought
Out During Trial.

Especial 10 Tie Times-Dispatch3
NEW YORK. January 2s.-TThe original
story about the Fads aad Fances of
President Roosevelt was prepared in our
office" said Colonel Mann to-day. 1T
was prepared in the same careful way
in which we prepared the proofs of al
the stories which have been put in the
book. The Presidents matter was put in
type and the proof sheets were forwarded
by Judge Deuel. to the White House.
We did that SO that il any corrections
were necessary that they should be made
by order of the PRESIDENT.
AT the same time, a request was made
for the four photographs which appeared
were sent TO us in due. time. together
with the corrected proof sheet. The corr
rcctionsN were made, presume, by Mr..
Loeb, the Presidents secretary, who re-
turned the corrected proof 20 Judge
Deuel.. The corrections were noted, and
then we put the matter in the book.
Now. as far as the President is con-
cerned," said Colonel Mann. II am sorry
that his name should have been brought
out during the Hapgood trial. ! was
subpoenaed by the District Attorney to
produce all the papers and proofs | had
at my office in connection with the Fads
and Fancies story. of the President. 1
did so. Mr.. Jerome has the proof sheets
with the corrections. That is all know
about the case I, will be seen that we
II tn, nnI f-Itf ~, Il n CIV f1aDt
Mr. Loeb cannot remember anything
about It, but we have his letter, and we
have the proof which he corrected, and
tho proof and corrections added We're
printed this morning. That is all l
know
Inquiry Only Just Begun.
There is every indication that the grand
jury will investigate the scandals that
have been disclosed in Connection with
Town Topics and "Fads and Fancfes.' 2
Whether the matter will lie submitted
to that body this week or whether the
district attorney will wait until the Feb
rIary grand jury has been sworn has not
been fully decided upon.
From an authority that is undisputabe
1t was learned to-day that the grand jury
investigation Is to be |; most thorough
one. Witnesses will be subpocnned from
among the members Of the 400 Men
whose names did not come out during
the trial of Norman Hapgood. editor OF
Golfers Weekly. will be called.
AS matter of fact the Town Topics
inquiry has only Just begun. The Golfers
are determined that the entire matter
shall be exposed. The district attorney
has decided that there should be a
thorough inquiry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: Virgina-Fair Monday AMI
Tuesday; fresh northwcster.y winds.
North Carolinu--rair Monday ald Tues
day; fresh northwest winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
Left Woman Behind Him.

The two detectives arrived here last
Monday, but prior to their arrival the flu
gitive, who had preceded them here but
II few days, had left tho city. leaving be-
hind him in this city II woman who had
accompanied him from Spartanburg, and
in nn effort to throw his pursuers off the
scent he had gone to the French Broad
River, and in 4 secluded spot left n note
to the effect that he had drowned him
self. Foot prints leading to the waters
edge and other indications led the sheriff
OF this county to believe that a
suicide had really happened, and with
his deputies he spent Rn entire day drag
ging the river in the vicinity. without
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
| FOUGHT OFF F|GERS
. F on HIS LIBERTY
Alleged Etnbezzler Captured in
Farmhouse After Fierce
Struggle.
LEFT NOTE ALLEGING SUICIDE
Lett Correspondence in Hands OF
Woman BY Which Was
Traced.
Especial to The rimes-pispatch.) )

f AsHEvlLLE. N. G.. January 2s.--A
man. said to be a former paymustcr Of
the South and Western Railroad. and nj
legged to be an embczzlcr to the amount
of $4,000 was captured at a farmhouse
ten miles from this city by two detectives
in the employ of that road. The captured
man resisted, and after struggle was
forcibly placed on board a train and car
red to virginia without q roausition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
EMPLOYED AS Farm Hand.

The detectives. shortly after their urri-
val here got in touch with the woman
whom tho alleged embezzler had left
behind him in this city, and. through
correspondence discovered in her possess
sion, located their man at farm house
a short distance from Asheville, where
he had obtained employment as a farm
hand. The detectives at once left for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
The Times-Dispatch,
RICHMOND, VA,
Sunday, JAM arg 2sth, 1906,
Published

32s Classified Want Ads, including
47BAds. for Male Help,
20 Ads. for Female Help,
80 Ads. for Agents and Salesmen,
22s Miscellaneous Want Ads.
This is the digest OF the wants of
the people OF Richmond and Virginia..
No other paper reaching this field
carries so many Want Ads. and no
other want advertising medium Is SO
successful as Times Dispatch Want
Ads.
viRGlNIA's GREAT DAILY
THE TIME s-DlsPATcH.
(EvERY DAY IN THE
YEAR.)
Carries the prestige and Importance
and reaches the field necessary to
make Times Dispatch Want Ads.
ahead OF all others In Virginia and
contiguous territory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
Conditions Yesterday.

Richmoad's weather was cloudy in th.
morring, Gearing in the afternoon. Their
momctcr at midnight, IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
CUBA SOBS GRIEF
ACROSS THE WAVES
The Whole World Pauses Mo-
ment to Declare That Fight
ing joe Was a Man
Whose Death is
the Victory
of Life.
(By Associated Press,

NEW YORK, January 2S.-An inpos-
ing military pageant passing across
Brooklyn Bridge, brief services at =.
Thomas Episcopal Church in Fifth Ave-
nue.. and an escort across the North
River ferry to Jersey City. where the
body was placed on Il train to be taken
to Washington for interrment in the Ma
tional Cemetery at Arlington, marked the
funeral in this city to-day Of Brigadior-
General Joseph Wheeler. cavalry leader
of the Confederacy and later one OF the
most prominent figures among the gcncr-
ais of the Spanish-Americun War The
body of the dead soldier was wrapped in
the flags under which he had served with
almost equal vigor and distinction--Tlie
Stars and Bars of the Confederate States,
and the Stars and Stripes. Veterans OF the
Southern and Northern armies mingled
to-day in paying tribute to General
Wheeler with the younger veterans OF
the Cuban and Philippine campaigns of
1898 and 1899
The route of the funeral cortege was
lined with great crowds. most OF whom
stood with barred heads as the procession
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