Show PRESIDENT LEAnS of IN TRIBUTE TO U. U E A U i 1 J a Unparalleled Scenes i in New NewYork York at Funeral fo for lI H Heroic He- He Marines SchoolChildren's School hOoi ch l Childrens Children's Hymn f- f i.- i. NEW YORK Ma May 11 The rh Tha 0 dead ad from Vera Cruz Cru w were ro l landed on Anic Anict n c ican lean so soil l toda today and city ity state and nd n na nation nation na- na tion paid their tr tribute bute Two hours before tho the city eity was was' a astir tir seventeen flag draped coffins were removed removed re re- re- re moved from the tho boat dec deck of ot the tIle an ar armored r. r mored morod cruiser Montana an arid and placed on or caissons on tho praz plazo in Battery park Few witnessed this ceremony cren ony but thousands later lined the streets to wat watch h the slow procession wind its wa way to th the na navy V yard Perhaps not sin since e the Dewey par parade has there been such uch a spontaneous pont neou demonstration That however wa was wag u ml i noi noisy tribute to a returning victor this bis bisa a reverent everent ono one to the returning d dead ad Weather Is Perfect Tho The weather could not have been better The sky was almost cloudless cloudless' sa and there was just enough bre breeze to to fo stiffen afloat and ashore the thousands thousands thou thou- sands of flags which flew at half roast mast Silent thousands ouan s long Iong b before fore S o'clock began egan making their way toward to to- ward lower Manhattan others massed about the city hall haJJ where whore the pr prO procession csaba cs- cs sion aba was to to halt briefly still others lined the approaches to the bridge and fh finally an a great throng ga gath gathered ered at the navy navy yar yard whore where eulogies were to be said sma Many wore little bows of bla black k others wore bands p o o black on their sleeves President t Leads Procession President Wilson arrived in tho the ct from om V Washington shi l tb 1 shortly after 7 o'clock ln I un unobserved He Ue was taken immediately to the home homo of hi his friend Co Col E. E 31 M. C. C House Hous and anI th to the the Battery to take tab in tho tim procession It bad had afterwards arran arranged that t the e president was was to to th the go navy y yard to receive recel tho tile nations nation's 9 dead dOad on government o ground c but a at the tic last me mont Mr Wilson chaIl chanced el his and was driven to the flattery Battery so as to participate in the ceremonies es from Be ne ginning to end Twenty-four Twenty mounted Poli policemen led fed the ilie Ora way Behind th them m were time Iho com bluer banns bands of the ht W Wyoming Wyoming Wyo Wyo- o min ming and and Tox Texas and besides the bands from these ships b ps Flags Over D Dead ad Next came the tho coffins coffins coffin in s 's single file At tho the 81 side e of cf each rode a policeman police police- man and at the corner of each c caisson ison mar marched bed a 1 na national ion l guardsman The Stars and Stripes alone covered Co tho tJ cR caskets Behind the last lut call caisson caIson on came am the tho ear car r. r bearing the president secretary cret r o of Qt the na navy senators con congressmen re and rep rep- of the state te and city Ity with President nt Wilson and Dr Pr Carp Carey GraY Crayson on and Secretary They moved moed III Ih the thc following number Notables in Attendance NTo 4 o 2 Secretary 2 Secretary of of the na navy Governor Glynn Lieutenant Y Commander Jones U U. S S. S N. N N No 3 3 Assistant Secretary of the thc N Navy Naw Franklin D. D Roosevelt Roosevlt pre president of ot th tI the bon board rd of R 11 George Georae McAneny No Nn 4 Rear 4 Rear Admiral Bradl Bradley A A. FIsk s. s U U. S S. S X N. C Cal CoL l. l Cornelius ya and amid other national guard officers officer No 5 Collector 5 o of the Ute port 01 of New York Dudley Field Fied Malone Bri Brt G Geh h George Coot Burnett Bunett U. U 8 So 51 M.- M. MC f C C. Capt Wit Wil Witham liam ham D. D U. U S. S N N. No E Oen Gen Horace Porter former Mayor Mavor ta or Seth Selb Iq Low eur Surgeon o Gen Cen William William- C. C Braisted U U. S. S N Corporation Coun o eel sel Prank Frank I. I L. L Polk Nos Nog 7 and S S Dr Nicholas Murray Bu Butr I ler ter r. r president of at Columbia university Jo Jo- Josept sept fph TI H. Choate A. A Barton He Hepburn Dr Dt St St. Clair and othe others other No 3 Police PoUce Commissioner Commissioner- Arthur r Woods the Ole mayor of ot Chicago ant anti and com coin ml Nos 9 S to 20 Congressional 20 committees Nos 21 to 24 State 24 24 State legislative commit t tee e No Nos 35 5 to 36 om 38 Officers en from Govern r J Island and ami navy yard The Scene Unequaled i Never Ne had mad the Battery Batter witnessed se such sucha uh uha h a n Reent scene J Tu Tugs g MI nosed d up to pier A. A and with I t t 1 a precision that Is la the tIme navys navy's th se seventeen seven seven- nt n- n t tc teen n dead were ere landed grouped on tho ti-mp cal IT Immediately late the k e t 5 who h 0 were tr to U march he began n to assemble Time The men ell from th the Texas came b by tug lug from th nil navy yard jard whence hence their ship was as to zaiah sal za Lite iah tn n the dav da for fo o Mexican r waters Tifft Tife I Wyoming's men came ashore In their I boats bonts H tt was the time Wyoming that convoyed ton con 1 yond voyed the thc funeral ship Into the harbor and all night long outlined In lights she lIht swung un at anchor JOO ya d I Montana's bow n ahead of tho the na 8 Heads of or of Throng Bared Tim Thin c began hegan to mo move mo moat at 9 I o o'clock j the ships ships' bands pl 1 a 11 funeral march I ami nd the time bin rackets with Uh arnis arms T reversed The crowd stood with bari hard d hea heads heads- s time tho Ak 1 of or low lower r Through skyscraper canyon canon noll Broadway Broadn past old Trinity church Into the city hall hull plaza the tIme proc procession proc's lol nn II |