Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
CLEVELAND AT REST


Goodyear, General Arson McCook, st.
Clair Mckelway ans Mr.. Farquhar. Sew
enteenth, Dean H. b.. Fine and trustees of
McFall of Trenton, Father Leahy Of
the Equitable Life Assurance society.
mond, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Hamlin, Boston. Twenty-first, Mrs. Ju-
G Gi1s MGFssMHi cd Miss sarah Ma Morgan Mrs.
lee. Twenty-second. Mrs. A. N. Russell,
Mrs. Howard M~cClenahan and Albert d,
6 eoSHen' A Tmenry-iPR TiHcton MI Mrs. aq cIeve MTsj
Il; Dodge New York; Mrs. Bayard Henry.
PhiladslPhis. Twenty-fSurth, Mr. and
r. Crane and Rodman Glider. Twenty
fifth, T. 8. Bissell, r. r. Bacon and II. II.
Topkyan. Twenty-sixth, Mrs. T. Harrison
,Garret and Mrs. Horatio Carrot, Baltimore.
Many Come to Princeton,
There were comparatively few arrivals Of
those invited to attend the funeral up to
noon. The town began to take on a more
animated appearance About that hour,
when hundreds Of persons from nearby
places began arriving early to seq the
funeral procession and get a glimpse Of
President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Outside the Cleveland home, which
stands in. one Of the prettiest Parts Of
Princeton, there were no signs during the
~A-AA VI NAAoA AppA IldN6 iii aIIET-
noon. The house stands far from the most
frequented streets n few persons were
in the vicinity, At the entrance to the
Cleveland grounds a policeman stood guari
and only those known to him or vouched
by those in charge were permitted to enter
the grounds.
Among those who applied for admission
was an elderly man who asked TO be per
mitted to view the body of the former
president. He proved to be Tony Leg
gett OF Trenton, N. j., who for years was
Mr.. Cleveland's companion on numerous
shooting expeditions. He was at once ad-
mitted TO the house and permitted 10 look
upon the face of his lifelong friend. II
came out of the house with tears stream
ing down his cheeks.
Body in Open CaSkeU.
Mr.. Cleveland's body reposed in the oper
casket near the front window Of his bed.
room during the forenoon and was sur.
rounded by many floral tributes. Among
the offerings was the wreath sent By Presl
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt. A large wreath
! Of orchids was received from the Friendly
Sons Of st. Patrick. Another wreath made
from the ivy OF the class OF IS on NASSAU
was among those placed near the casket.
Richard. the. elder son. upon returning
from a walk with Miss Rose Cleveland
volunteered 20 assist those in charge OF
the arrangements by running errands about
the house. Esther. the other child here
kept to her room and was not to be ssen.
The Cleveland team. a handsome pair OF
dapple grays attached 10 the family surrey
was kept busy during the morning making
trips TO and from westlsnd.
Fakirs we're about the streets early offer,
ing pictures Of Mr.. Cleveland ana badges OF
mourning for sale as souvenirs.
Mrs. Cleveland In SecIusiOn.
Mrs. Cleveland remained in seclusion dur
ing the day and no one but the most IN
innate friends were permitted TO see her
she is doing well and is bearing VI
bravsly Under the strain. She remained
m her room on the second floor OF tht
house. next TO the room In which the bod
n her husband lies. but occasionally shl
went into the latfsr room. Esther va