Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1885-12-10

deal was most trying, aud the desola,s
| woman seemed 90 be utterly proetrated
cinRing 10 the last To thu clay 40 soon 90 los
hidden forever from her view, aud impress.
gd with the life-lik appearance OF the
u"Hh she desired 10 preserve this last
scene, 40, late hs " was, she sent for n pho,
| tographer TO take n picture OF the casket he
Tore he arrived delegations from
distant cities began 70 come,
view the remains Will. the pbotographer
| was cngng"d ~ his work th. members of
the Cabiue, the Judges OF the supreme
| Court and Jthers from Washington entered
and were unfortunately detained n fcw
minutes hy the process. IL was ~ O'Clock
when the caskst was replaced aud the
str"ar OF visitors again passed by aud out
throiigh the side door shortly nffer this
the pail bearers arrived. The dIaI,cd hearas
aud the carriages for the family aud friends
~ere mnrshSlcd before the door, aud tho
] preparations were made FOR the
TiSAL REsovAL oF rHE BopY
This was done without further Icavetak.
ing. The police aud military kent the curl.
Gus but always respectable mass ~ f-copie
out OF The way, tnd the tile csvaicade
NOV ed quietly with it's ailltHry escort
through dcnsely lined streets 20 tho catbe.
dral OF 81 Paul.
sgKvIcys At rHE CHURCH
The caskct was borne into tho church At
II 30 O'Clock, tho vast congregation having
already been STATED, with the exception of
the immediate relatives aud tho cbiir,.h yes.
hy' INC originating clergy, four ia mum
bcr, Bishop KnickeTbackcr, Of this dlocose:
Rev. DR. Sulngfoliow, Of Montgomery
a In, the first rector OF st Paul nnd under
whose ministratiOn Mr. Hendricks Joined
the church, Rev. Dr. Fulton, Of ~ Louis, a
t"imcr rector OF II Fauls, and Rev. Dr
Jenckes, the present rector, In their robes
OF offico, met the remains nj the main en-.
trance Of the Cathedral on Illinois street
ffecedcd by q guard Of the Indianapolis
a. l.s.sls a.
central aisle, the ciefRS men aud mem
beTt OF the vestry going in advance
Bishop RnickoTbacLer voiced the
opening sentence Of the burial service.
II ans The resu rocttOn aud the life FOL.
70" cd by Rev. Irs. btringfcllow aud Ful-
ton ia their recitation OF the other yVr.es
read toi the dead, until tho cnskot had been
carried and placed outside tho chaucel
The great audience stood while the ifntres-
siVc scene was enacted Following the bier
came the widow, leaning or the am of her
brother W.. =. w Morgan. followed by the
other relatives, ali la deep mourning
Thirteen pewH % tho right 81 the central
aisle were resefy we'd for the family. while
the vestry and fnsmbers Of the local com.
m,ittees occupied pews In front 20 the left
~" pow occupied by the dead Vice Prr.i.
dent in his lifetime was the tenth from the
front, ~ the left Of the middle aisle \. hon
facing The altar II Wss distinguished Dy
lt~ complete envolopfnrnt IN black cloth
Snd the fact that u was unOccupied
The church is modest brick structure
square abd ObloDg, but cOmWOdiOus With.
~, s"sting nine hundred people. but hold.
ing within IL walls, in thu instance. fuzzy
one thousand It's sharply slsutinR root =
supported on brick cOluiB ~ forming part
OF the side walls, but IL aisO sustained bv
Two tiers o. srrhes which spring from The
4 right and left centeTs Of the auditorium
meeting At tue npeI 81 the roof Tie in.
| t@ftOr is naturally dsFk being ~ by dor.
| msr aud narrow side windoyys All in stained
glass, large field Of the same nll'ng In
| tne space over the alter 10 the rear ~ the
church The main and side doors were
heavily dfaped IN black Tho Interior deco.
rstions we're plain but effective consisting
OF a fest0oninz of Grape from The central
arches, the pulpit and chanceiTail having
diapery Of white and black intofmingled
The central arches were compisteiy dTap-
81, and the sides ~ the CHI ch vers panel
80 ia black On the 'front.' interior walls 81
Tho church were two largs designs ~ the
creek cross. in the prevailing sable color
The dark shfOuding II The interior was rs-
lieVed ~ only three floral pieces ell band.
some ~ design. On The altar Inside The
cbsncel rail yas a plain cross cOmpO-ed
entirely n white nOwers contributed ~
The ladies Of the parish On either sl9a n
ths altar va sheaf - wheat On ths face
of The pulpit Was column u white r0.es
With purple flowers ~ one side. foru,inz
ladder ~ ~ base was fhs inscription
september ~ i5i9.n and AZ IL fOp 81,
venDer ~ lso5 On The summit ~ the
column was perched a white dove Tho d.
sign bore The Latin sentiment "lSfqf saq1rff
HofafHN gigrf07 The de- 20 Uas fl,e siff
u the Ohio Club u Cincinf al In fropf of
me leotern was she nstional shi@ld. COZ
Hlhutel ~ me 1OudOta { ub ~ Toledo
Tbis design bsd backf 1und n greer
taced With rel. white snd blue nowers sftb
thf etrel tDu ~ r. central MONOGRAM com.
Fprf1 OF me letters u. A lf f Do pink VET.
lyw and white roaebuds The ihterIaT ~
lighted
Inside fhe chanooi In addition 20 ths ~
uciauug clergy, we're seated other riarg,
Ot the Protestant Episcopal Church lu their
topss me chorister benches were occupied
~ the other city ard visiting clergy
When ne easkst had been placsdi In frous
~ me chsneel rail. tie choir sang ths sn.
tbem. Lord lst me know nv e6d b r.
tetscn 70 tne dead vas then read by Hsv
- gsncsss Inis was followed s. tbs
light ~ lhs ehoif ths audience j9lninf
~ " Jonckes 5poskiug from ibs lec.
tsInl delvere1 o touching nsFmon frSm
ne Jtol.o,e1ng tsrt
Tue "rstsoever thinEs are honest efat-
toetrf tainfs pure wh1ffoeVrr fhIrvs
So 'pFely wtf .foover th ~ are 90 raoH
fepprt m Hirfe be auy VI ri ana n trrs
9r sny praise fhink On these thing iPhL
When fte Traker bad concluded NJ
iinnel. N fnf1Tu. HHHg .Nurk ~ r-. %
thf t'-hDp closing ifh pfr .era snf E.ns
dirhon zee raskrt eas fhsn lifted ana
l'Hn. ifp11 ,se church she audiencs re-
During tha i,rt gr-ss of tbe funeral column
ilrm ilf nDuFe o. fhs rnu ID firFs es. n
sNfhi dFift ~ sI n iu fha which r.rf...
80 uronghout hs period n services in lie
ln ths church edinoe.
rHE P.scg 90 Hoson
Was accorded fo ex Pres.ienf Nave ti. f,,u
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