Show VISITS BATTLEFIELD Roosevelt Spends Several Hours on Cedar Mountain HOLDS INFORMAL RECEPTION Participant in the Famous Cavalry Chaigo Made During the Battle Details It to the President Is Given a Shell Dug From the Field as Mumonto of His Viglt Attends Baptist Church at Culpeppcr Will Reach Washington This Morning En Routo to Oyster Bay Brandy Station Var Nor 2 President Roosevelt passed several hours Ihls af Icrnoon on Iho bultlcllrld of Ccdur moun laln Accompanied by Secretaries oot and Corlelyou and Dr Rlxey tho President Presi-dent drove to thw site of tho sanguinary struggle und there received from an cyc wllnosB and participant un accurate account ac-count of tho Ilghl Tho day was perfect and the drlvo lo Iho baltlerteld waa 33 plcasurablo as could bo desired Arrived at tho batthMlold which is dot led here and ihero by monumenls marking the positions of tho troops during tho flgbt tho contest uan explained to the President by Judge Grlmeley who Is now a member of the bench 01 this Judicial circuit The Judge was n captain In the Sixth Virginia cavalry and was a participant partici-pant In tho tight FAMOITS CHARGE DETAILED The President a cavalryman himself was Intoresled particularly In tho account of the famous First cavalry cav-alry charge made during the batllo of Cedar mountain Tho Union and Confcd oralo cavalry met In a depression not far from Cedar mountain While tho balllc did not last long and war brought on qulto unexpectedly t was frightfully sanguinary sanguin-ary the losses on bolh sides being about sy > syTho Tho President was notably Interested In t monument erected la t August on tlm anniversary of the batllo by iho survivors of tbo Twentyulghlb Vow York Infantry which lost In the cngogemeiit fO per cent of Its men Including nearly every commissioned com-missioned officer I1ULD INFORMAL RECEPTION In the very heart of the battlefield President Roosevelt today held an Informal Infor-mal reception Many people had gathered from the surrounding country and after Midge Grlmsloy bad described the battle tli President received Informally those who had assembled on tho Held Stibt < o ouently the President was given aKnoll which had been dug up on the battlclieid ii a memento of bis visit ATTENDED CllCROH AT CULPKPPER Thla morning the President and his party utlondocJ porvlces at the Baptist church of fiilpepper about live mllea from Ihe homo of Representative Rlxoy Irntll a short lime before he porvlces began be-gan It waa not known that the Pesldent was to be presoju No special Jervlce3 marked bin presence Rev K AV Win frey pastor nf iht church ono of tho made a reference to the Pronldonl 1n his opening prayer but did not allude to him In hlB aernjon The church was crowded and at Ihe conclusion of Hie services President Roosevelt cordially greeted tho pastor and many members of tho congrc gallon and Introduced them to those who accompanied him PROTECTING THE PRESIDENT Subsequently tho party took luncheon at tho residence of a Russell Smith a brotherinlaw of Dr Rlxey Tonight tho President Is again the guest of Roprc sentallvc John I Rlxcy at lilt country home neiir this village ISvcrv precaution possible Is being taken toInjure hla safe ty Two headquarters men from Viish Inglon lu iddlilon lo Ihe regular dclall of secrcl Burvlro offlccra arc on guard at thu Rlxey home The Presidential special train will arrive ar-rive In Washington tomorrow morning at 1015 Half an hour later tho President will leave Washington on a Special train over the Pennsylvania railroad for Oyster Bay whero ho will vole on Tuesday |