The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22

pie, and that We can say Of him nov
BLESSED are the dead which die i'm tn
Lord. Their works do follow Them Nov
| Lord. ID viii this sornowine company Ii
thislast sad journey, Bear them up anI
e them 5t S9d Sos eIns n Ss az
the house that has no tears; the land tina
has no death, i6f Christ sake Amen.
TUp No,pNIva party
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lplsu,aseiy siles Tue sOnulpslen :, "
her son Harry. col. SWAIN, &. ool. and AIrs
Rncl,vell Mis- Moll;a Garfield and Mis
- ~ 49, 's,I,S' n Ia
norkWel Alu III 1poyh'on 7tilu -, Y
Rockwell, left the cottage and entered thl
first coach. The members Of the Cabine
and ,hair wives folInwad and tool, saaia N
~ ss 'sS NJ NJ. -, ,ssss,,, ~, ,,''' IL, =,
tnef sseohu soacn' MIS- Nnn Wn
heavily yelled in passing 10 the train, and
exhibited the same iortitude which hai
abaractar;vad ber nannay thronohort
" sgdi,;on u .hs immsdis9s member
" aaGh s;1, 40 70 tns ieue eps n,
,naftv n IN an the train. Dr. Reyburn. Priyate
Secretary, !, Stanley Brown; Executive
olerk, WarTen :, Young Jno. I, Van Nor
nsr, Shlel I9s VI isPgs 4.
/ Postoffice DEPARTMENT; Rideely Hunt son m
Of Secretary q the NayyaG IN James, son
| q Postmaster eastl James " JY
.Gne rtaSass SecretIy - SscreEy In
G'r Sy'' rny,in snd NIesssrs sssf teSeson Rich. n,
and other stsendants mon the late Presi.
Seas Sepa sne MIS- s oasaela aus,ns 'ne soloufp
I'M IN. l,arora ,j,e :, wsa SaadJ. t6 -sfar,
k,he fSlinwino New ,Ie,,py oiljeials saet6,n.
paniei by member of tBe / Ieoisiatre al.
lived ana acted a. guards of honor, Gov
eynor Georoe d. ludlow. Maior.(ienera
g. M6tt Aaiutant-( Genera VIM ,Strvke erl
4 onayie iermasfer Cen Lewis Perrii,e Gen.
eyaI 'Wiilo,,ghbv IWestont fGenerai tBiri
w sneneer Colonel s ,perrine, IN Score
tarv 6i SAFE Henrv d eKelsev Xnistant
secreiarv, lame ID. fHallJl 6mptroller ID II
a ndasscn T,sasnrar Gaorea M Nv ,yyrightl
and privaia seTetary M PSthe GoyernoII I
| Jamia d. SaSy. NJ y. 'i's't get'f7
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vi " y 4 II ~ tti.t fAAtN'
A few minutes before 10 o'clockithe cas-
ket was removed from the icotthee and
,IsooA n az. ,b;,d ,sL coL.mcl rba ATTENDANT.
F.''.sH ~ 'nS F,it'N NV"s"' Ns
ana otheEA VINO acpompahlea Me party
took seats in the fourth car
Al exacklv 10 o,olocl, the train started
t.on, 5ha oo,to.e r,oyins iror, ~ ,,ro,,, !, Al
ysrv .,. Slouly STha, infrooobsd sFlbsro5
stallon ~ lNlz 4. N, ana ran up 5tne Ioaa
hpsputa n Y pll tiei sEau9nl
where y mated. ~ thls poin|
the speclal train whlcn sprougnt fresli
dent Arthur andlGen. !Gram IRON Sew
Iofk was run, and guards were placed IN
the vicinity 70 prevent any ammo pee from
the erowdi there belng nom iiye 70 sl44
hundFed persons IN the llnmedlate neigliI
borhood. As soon az PRESIDENT ,AfthlrS
train was stopped along sue t1e tEaill
which bore the remains, tHe, Fresieeintgnql
Gen. Grant TOOK the seeeona HQn !ne last
sent on the tight hqna side. oi me car y
4 PRESIDENT Arthur sat' on tne next seat ~
front OF Gen. Grant by himself, and the
seat next In front Of that IN which Presii
dent Arthur sat was occupied by Secretary
Blaine, AS the train moved off President
Arthur had his bonds on The back q secte;
tary flgine Bsesit ila Was dsabl ": ior WIZ
engaged IN nyeraatlon with fhe secretallrI,y'
4 itIt l--- = y \ ~ III. (
WV THE no OURNFUi. JOURNEY. ~ |
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Ehe Passage OF Ithe FaneEaI Coriege IRON
the ocean 70 sne capitol
The funeral train, heavily draped iri