Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29
FHE DEAD PREsIpgEF LAn IN THE FOnB.
II FUNERAL ADDRESS BY REv. On. VERT
-scRNE UPoN III NAKCn TO rus
CEMETERY AND AT II

cEMETERV AND AT n
GRAVE.
C~leyelaud, Ohio, Sept, 28.-Mrs. Garfield
wake on tbe arm Of her son Harry, and
grandma on the arm OF James. Both were
closely yelled aud their features could not
DO seen but they walked firmly and seemed
r~esolute.
All the family and near friends were in
their seats before the ministers srripel, and
It was then That The governors OF the States
sna prominent delegations OF ~citissns came.
At 1040 the assemblage was cAllad 10 or
der by Hon. John r. Rpbinyoo.
The Cleveland vocal society then sang
Beethnven's funersl march 90 tho words Of
tho hymn-'Thou art gone to the grave but
we will not deplose the"
Daring the singing The minute guns were
heard IN the distance, end also the distant
music Of the bends Of the forming columns
Of the procession,
Following the music, Q shop Bedell, OF The
2. diocese Of Ohio, read the les ons from
Job xiv aud First Corinthians Nv, and ths
xxih OF Revelations,
Then followed the opening prayer by Rsv.
Tx. lsdec ~ AplE HLbiH % NiGkclhNus ~ Whs
q very fcryent one. lie hoped thet. although
the BatloD's prayers Tor the recovery OF our
president were not granted. stiH God would
not fail to bestow upon US through bis death
blessings even more valuable 10 US than his
gifted ard faithful life.
The choir next sang tho grand chorus from
MendeissOhn's "St. Paul" beginning,
Thee O Lord I yield my s%piiit.p
Rev. DR.. Everett was then introduced. H
announced his text from 2 Chron, 3jib chap
ter, as follows;
'SAnd the archcrs shot at King Josiah, ard
the king said TO bis servants, Have me aWay
for ! am sore wounded. His servants tbore.
fore took him ont Of that chariot and put
him IN the second chariot that he, had snd
they brought him TO Jerusalem, and ne died
and was buried 10 one Of the sepllchers of
his fathers, aud al ,sndah and Jlrusalom
mourned Tor Josiah ani Jeromiah lamcnted
for Josisb, aud all the singing raen snd the
singing women spake of josiah In their
limentstion to this day and msde them su
ordinance 10 Israel, and beholi they arc writ.
ten in the lamentations, Nov tho rest Of TIE
acts OF Jo2leh snd Bis goodness according TO
that which WAC writton 10 thu law OF TIE
Lord, and his deeds, fret and last bebO'd
they ore written in the book o. the kings Of
Israel and Jndah.H
Upon this sincularly appropriate toxt Or.
Everett based q most eloquent aud feeling
discourse.
While the exercises weTe progressing tbe
column was forming outside, aud the dir was
resonant with music from tho several bands. /
as the numerous bodies marched 10 their
assigned stations, The first division was
eolaposed OF companies militia, etc; tho rec
end OF uniformed societies, such as knights
iemp'arsi the third nf veteran societies posts
Of the G.. a. Il etc; the fourth, 9Th and sixth
Of the various civic sOoieti es; the fourth was
the funeral car and an escort; the eighth, the
representatives. OF the government. members
OF congress. etc the ninth, tho Ohio N. G..
thu NARcH TO LAKE vIRw.
AZ 1870 the bTst division moved, and was
followed by the Others in the order named.
When tho services al the park were closed
the easset wa2 placed upon the cae by q
detaehment OF srullerymen, followed by the
other divisions.
During tho progress Of the column minute
guns were fred and bells were tolled Tn
line Of march was east on Superior street 10
Erie avenue, out Euclid to Lake View eeme.
terry. Throughout its entire extent the
streets wore densely thronged with r~eYerent
and sympathizing crowds, whose uncovered
heads, bowed forms and fearful eyes testified
30 the solemnNy of the occasion.
Az LAKEYiEw.
Upon arrival AZ the cemetery tho column
halted, opened faBks, faced Inward ard
the funoral cal as II passed tbe
military presenting arms, ard tha remsinder
tho column ;tauding wiz, uncovered heads.
The exercises at the grave were brief. The
herman Singing societies sang the Horation
Dd~e--"Ipteger Vitae," q benedicliou was
pronounced, a Yotiey was fred over tho
and the column gesumed the MACH 10
Monumental park, who're is was dismissed.
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