Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-13

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passed by All the conditions and circum-
stances were colossal Men grew TO greater
stature by hours that interviewed To DO
part and parcel OF such a stupendous dem
onstration was TO have higher ideas Of man
kind and it's capacity TO exult in the pride Of
common humanity capable OF such
scenes as these A great deal the
most Impressive feature OF the event
WINS tina yast silenca It was comparatively
abse,,;ta No matter how softly the
muffled drums were rolled you could
hear them squares away Tho only heavy
sound was the rumbling of the cannon
wheels When the band of the Third New
Jersey TfgimenB DNSSfu Dl, Dihlluk
NV God TO Thee the sweet, solemn strains
were distinctly audible far up Fifth avenue,
many Squares beyond where they would
have been lost In the noise of an ordinary
day. The waiting sound of the flies OF the
Fourth Connecticut drum corps playing the
sad. sweet notes Of apleyers Hymn" could
be heard almost from the time they swung
into Fifth avenue from Fourteenth street
The drum CORPS Of the SIXTH New Jersey
band played sFlee as Bird 70 the Noun
tain, and the band OF the Continental Foot
Guards of Massachusetts, played sweet
Spirit, Hear NY Prayer As a general thing,
THE CHOICE on MUSIC
by the bands was not good and was of too
high an order 20 appeal to the emotion of a
general gathering From the hundreds of
musical organizations that passed but few
play.d the simple and tender airs familiar TO
the people and a dozen OF the bands PLAYED
the sDead March In saul. and more than that
played Chopn's aFuneral March. The funeral
hymns of the oporas were the fayorites. but
when s,,sh en- mir as sNearer nv God TO
Thee. was plaved t,,e affect could be seen
MT once. the ,ieepened hush. the uncoyering
OF heads and tears in the eyes of the women.
The bands about the catafalque played
chop.n's sFuneral March, and played it mag
niiicantly, but would have touched the hearts
of the people more tenderly had they played
REST Spirit Rest or ARock Of Ages" 1t
was ] o'clock when the e9tafalqge
passed through Madison Square. liz was tho
moment OF the day For that all waited;
about that all interest centered; from that
rsdiatod and influences reaching 10 deeper
and holier depths Of human emotion than
ali tho music, all the trappings OF grief, or
all tho yaEt display could go There was a
long break and open space before the car of
death, and the suspense in the presence of
That advance was almost painful Down that
opaa ehapnel between the living banks could
be seen the graat black plnmes upon the
funeral car approaching; tho glitter Of the
silver trimmings In the sunshine; ths purple
of the casket that contained all that is NOR
tai aud perishable OF Gen. Grant Around IL
ta.e gJlrs of the guards shone. 40 every mo
ment from .l.e pavement to rooftrae i0, 600
faces gazed upon 1T
APPEARANCE or THE rRoofs.
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