Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-22
THE LATE DIR. STORE.
Obsequies Under the Auspices of the st
Paul Lodge No. II A. O. u. W.-ResOlu.
lions Of Respect and Coincidence.

| Obsequies Under the Auspices of the st.
Paul Lodge No. II A. O. u. W.-Resolu-
lions of Respect and Coincidence.
The obsequies of the late DR.. Robert Store
took place from Lis late residence, Ga Cedar
street, at $50 yesterday afternoon. At the
request of deceased the services were under
the auspices of st. Paul Lodge No. II, An
Gent Order of United Workmen, of which
| he was charter member and medical exam
iner since its organization. The members
| Of the lodge, and members of other lodges
uniting with them in the solemn ceremony,
met at the lodge room at p. NJ. Capt. j. d.
Wood was appointed marshal and the fol-
lowing Brothers were selected to act as pail
bearers for the lodge: Brothers II.
Tubessing, G. H. Manship, J. S. Boston,
Harry Goodsop, w. L. Harding and Chas.
Leneger. Clothed in the proper regalia of
the Order, and wearing the prescribed in
sigma of mourning, the members formed In
procession and preceded by the Great Union
band marched to the house of mourning.
Here, after the family, relatives, friends and
brothers had taken last look upon the
features of deceased, the remains we're taken
in charge by the lodge, and the funeral cor
tege with the band and lodge leading wended
its way to Oakland cemetery, where the re-
mains were inferred in accordance with the
rites of the Order, consisting of an address
by Master Workman Gardner, lecture and
invocation by Past Master Workman E. w.
Hildebrand. and the singing of hymn, all
of which was given in an impressive manner.
Upon returning to their room and before
dispensing the lodge adopted the following
testimonial of respect for their deceased
brother and sympathy for the stricken
family:
WHEREAS, An all-wise and Infinite Provi-
dence has removed from our midst by death
our late brother, DR.. Robert Store; therefore
ReSolued, That in the death of Brother Store.
st. Paul Lodge No. II, and the Order of United
Workmen at large, has lost a faithful consist
ent and Jealous member and cO-laborer, the
profession of his choice a worthy associate, the
community an honorable and upright citizen,
and his bereaved family loving, true-hearted
husband and father.
ReSolued, That the members of st. Paul
lodge, No. II. A. o. U. w., unite in extending
their heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved wife
and children of the deceased, and that as q
mark of respect and esteem for the departed,
its charter be draped in mourning, these resO-
lutions spread upon the record book of the
lodge, and copy of the same, signed by the
proper officers of the lodge, be forwarded to the
deeply stricken family.
Reso1ued, further, That copy of these reso
lutions be furnished the press of the city fol
publication.
But the Order of United Workmen does
not dismiss the family of deceased brother
with mere sympathy and kindly offices, but
pays to his lega! heirs the sum of $4,000,
thus endeavoring not only to alleviate and
temper their sorrow, but to in part make
good to that extent the loss sustained by the
death of their protector and bread winner.