Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-10-26

soon changed this tenor and the local
gentlemen took at once charge of the
visitors.
II was announced that there would
be no services ut the Council Cham
Der, the exercises all occurring at the
cemetery, bnt this programme was
subsequently changed, and
AN INFORMAL sERvrcrF
was held shortly after . O'clock.
Guards OF police admitted only the
gentlemen present from abroad, some
of the loc,tl celebrities and tho
ladies' who have performed such
valuable'service as a floral committee.
At the foot of the cuslset sat the uncle
OF the dead general, Col. Harry Steed-
man, the feelings OF natural pride
mingling with his sorrow. BY hts side
the widow and her children and few
immediate relatives were weeping for
the departed, their forms almost
hidden by the folds of the old
flag that drnped the casket.
Not more than fifty people were gath
cred in the chamber of death 10 wit
ness the sad ceremonies. quartette
comprising Messrs. Currier, Shoe
maker, Smith and Pixley open
ed the services with singing
abide in Me" after which Gen.
p. s. Slevin offered prayer full of
pathos and reverence, commencing
the soul of the old soldier to his God.
and the widow and the orphans 81 the
tender mercies of his comrades. The
dWs,st. ,T,e'rI. NJ W.. T,,, oou, 10 sing
,,a.,,.'V - IL" IL" ~ nnes pu. pS
iaS[.. .ha ,.,1 wy, 49,. ,no,ai .u1 '',h pesai 10
a.e ,;s sne e,,a.ioei, anu .nc pIeparaI-
,oaa ~1 r ,ae P'e'' Pc F''' "e'' ~ '''ce
'o''''''e" ''n'' ~" D''S'-n ,. .,,g -
- - - : "'e '''s'o'
Ihat followed the remains to the beau-
tl1ui Woodiawn was the largest that
eyer ulu liolior 70 tne 9eau IN u Toledo. ''
AS was eAPccleu Wouiu De tne case
Win such q large body the column did
not move unt1l an nour after the ap-
pointed time. Immediately after the
service in the ~ Council Chamber.
the pallbearers, Gen. j. W. Full
Ter. Hon. W w Jones' Dennis
Couyhlin g Generol Ct5TTp Youroy
Hon Ea,vord lIalora f;ol n ~ W,
bart PCT na,,as.,..a,,, 1n,,, ~ ~
80, Sp. w So,rIll,:,ii'er HlIti..-.p ~ -
h9uhA, Ti, SuP., =, "; tii,e, toi.
fauI Euwarus anu Col; :; II. Moe es-
corteu the reIlalns, Whlch We're con-
veyed by eight sturdy policemen, TO the
funeral car in Whiting on Adams street.
The car was of strictly military design,
Fourth Battery, draped with black
and p,,ld lund tha national col.
nrs Sond bdrar,,,1 II, -.
HAL, bnrsos a.,,,, =, ,,,cr - @
.;iI't,,,,n,, Ts',,d; =; .n1 se vi an m
',ueiy n'.n. ioiioMiiis ,nls =, was a,iother
gun carriage, tne gun depressed and
urapeu. ms was also drawn by
SIX black horses, each with an uniform
ed guard. The various organizations
were formed ON the streets adjacent,
and at $3.50 o'clock moved il, the fol-
lowing order: N H-a8 flGaa fs1e
| -tf1 9t.l,s>, fr.r ffflIIl
| isad N ,...ni9iir, 9iir, ~ 'i.c phy, tar .i
| -l1-. ros' 'oniinaneer a " fyster'
u Aus a
S"p'' !, II: iurIs; ,ap,' y, y. >. proWti' MAJ
= n. hfh"i"
me-. o- pehl. hallz'
'' ''"o'' 1sinei n.n .oi''i'aii'' VI Lieut.
'fa upwyeT.
e 'f'u1Se s; ~; Il LoIciI' tIs
~ IT ,e,,, p'.; 49, nu au ~.
~ - i'''f' ~ III - iiusNc's' '"P''
~ ,e.,, w. "a, Moore. at
w. ~ io'" 20 niuSAe'S' Lieut.
r. nl ,,.,. p. epuiiS.
" ' i"'', inl.e w, ~ i""She's' oaPt'
., sas- W a,e.
r,, p...,,i, Iei,lont pa n"tiu'
"ee''' i'a"soi 80 80, y, a. w. FREMONT
wi,,.l D.. ~ ,iien' 40
'0'''' '''' - men ~, ~ ''''s' ~
Ford Post, g. \. r.. East Toledo, 80 men,
Forsyth Post, G. A. r., Toledo, $50 men.
Marx r. Sibley camp, Sons OF Veterans,
-s. % members.
Corr;aans Du mlsn VIM Ma1ser per, % pa nurlai'
Carr;oges viii Con y az : S,a,e; -,
~" Chaplain Rafiansnerger "''
Platoon Toledo Cadets.
~, Capt. w V. McMaken.
Funeral car guarded by Fourth Ohio Bat
4, terry.
Cadet Color Guard.
I;n,t W IT ccni,
Survivors Old Fourteenth o. V.V.T. gG
strong. Hf
Ladies and Floral Committee, FORSYTH
Auxiliary in Carriages.
Police BDlrn t'QrrinOpS.