Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-27

nue. northwest, Sunday evening. at which
all of the local garrisons win be represent
ed. to make arrangements to have goooiy
representation at the funeral
Gen. Browne left for New York this
morning to attend a special meeting OF the
National Corps. and while In New York he
will. with delegation representative OF the
National Corps and the various garrisons
OF the Army and Navy Union, attend In a
body the services at st. Thomas Church In
that city tomorrow.
Past National Commander II. II. Henry
and Chief of STAFF William A. Hickey called
at the War Department this morning to
confer with the authorities with view OF
having place designated for the Army and
Navy Union representation at the burial at
Arlington on Monday.
Services In New York.
Advices from New York say that Gen.
Wheeler. who died Thursday evening at the
home Of his sister. in Brooklyn. will have
military funeral in that city tomorrow
Gen. Fred d. Grant, U.S.A.. in command
OF the details and will issue the necessary
orders today. Government troops, the
state militia, the Grand Army of the Re
public, Confederate Veterans and many
civic bodies will be represented in the pro-
Cessfon.
The family of Gen. Wheeler received yes
terday many requests from military or
carnations for the privilege Of participant
INs IN the last ~ NciSt al VI
two wars. These were all turned over
to Gen. Grant, who will assign the various
places in the parade.
The 81 Battery. y. Y. n. G., VIII 1urnlsh
the honorary escort, the led horse and the
funeral caisson and the 25d Regiment and
the list Regiment will form part OF the
military escort.
The procession will start from Brooklyn
about / 80 pm. reaching st. Thomas Epis-
copal Church. where the services are to be
held. about go Rev. DR.. E. NJ Stires. the
rector, will ofilciate At the close OF the
services the remains will be escorted to the
Pennsylvania railroad station for transpor-
tation to this city. Funeral services will
be held on Monday afternoon at st John
Church in this city, and the interment VIII
be in Arlington cemetery on the slope to
the right of the historic Arlington House
as printed in The Star yesterday.
Chaplain Charles c. Pierce, stationed with
the troops at Fort Myer. will assist In the
services at the grave.
kilograms of sympathy from prominent
men and from Union and confederate or
sanizations poured In yesterday from all
parts of the country, the total reaching
about two hundred,
Partial List of Pallbearers.
This is a partial list of the honorary
paIbearers for the obseQmes In New York
prepared by the family:
Fitch y. Smith, DR.. John A. Wyeth. Col.
r. T. Wilson. J. PieTrepont Morgan, Anson
Phelps Stokes, John Jacob Aston. w. Astor
Chanler. John A. McKesson. 8. Reading
Betron. Col. f. J. Chilly. Gen. Caleb Carrie
ton. Or. Polk. Gen. Kent. Gen. Fred -.
Grant Gen. o. o. Howard, Gen. James h.
Wilson, Gen. NJ. ID. Hardin. Col Latham
Anderson DR.. William Sinclair Bowen
William Humes. DR.. Ernest Lewis. Maj
". T.. WALES, Col. Marcellus Pointer. Col.
Z. c. De Leon. Maj. Hayes, Lieut.. Col.
Joseph poest. Maj. William d. Beach. Maj
Parker West, Capt. Joseph Dickman. Col.
Darlington. Capt. Matthew Steele, Lieut..
Reeves. Capt. William Botson. Capt VIII
liam English, Gen Bates, Gen. John W.
Wilson, Gen. Stephen u. Lee, Gen A Z.
Stewart Gen. Basil Duke, Col. Jefferson
Faulkner. Senator Morgan. Senator Pettus
Senator McCreary, Senator Culberson. SEN
ator Foraker, Senator Clark. ex-senator
Pugh, ex-senator John b. Henderson. ex-
Secretary of the Navy Hilary A. Herbert
Representative Lacy w. De Almond and
Samuel Spencer.