The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03


quot relief on so fsro'
ronHfN0 UPON THn nHAp
The flrsf perHuha in rHfa thfOugh
Tho cataf sue aud Look upon thRt
couutfnHn0f, with when In Nis they
had bsOn 10 ia uiNat, wnro TIE Vaflnun
oOmmlitnos aud Orgauizttinns thai
participaitd In gho parade
Among the ilTst were MG. HondriehS
iwo nsphowa, Tom and harry Nor
CAV, the latter being the penon who
was win him JUS before HIS dosth,
and to ~hnm ia last spoke,
pnr militia wor8 stationed Ia lines
extending the entire Length at thu COR
fidOf, and hTrang 5nnnts were
made iOr the crowd 10
antar NJ tho east ond of She
building, and after reviewing The
rumaius pass Gus through the west
END, there being two lines, one on
each side OF tho coffin, AZ HAD O'CLOCK
the doofa were opened ana me
APPARENTLY ENDLsss fhookssloN
began, VINE from q stand nouVe, con
osAied by plants and eversre-ns,
came tho doloml strains AZ the III
neral march from Frs Diavnlh. The
arrangsm0nts had noou made 40 pnr-
isctly that there was neither onutnrion
nor delsy. and iha crowd pa9std
qniutly aud orderly through
tho building, Thnso who hhd
kept ,nnir PLACES noareHt the
entrance By patiently HtAnding there
for several huuTs, anu who were, con-
ssqarnily, ths nrst - get IN, were
wurking men, thelr wives and chi
drou, caf,iulIy dressed, amt hundreds
Of Them wearing emblGns OF mourn
iny. AftoI them cNn0
THousANDs OF CHILDREN,
pil quiet aus Well hehHVod, aud SOW
oral organized honieits ia Dod}'
Church peop.8 odmo down a,ier asf-
vices were over, ana gu,
ing almost the entire population was
there. They worO not allowed TO lin
ger by tho collin, bu; could Gallon only
1 hurried glimpse al the features oi
ths dead man az they y issed. For tho
II A. nour abuut Cd papple 0
minute passed by tho cOiiiu, but
s tho crowd I' W Increasing On the
outside IL became evident that
something must 80 uOno 70
hasten the ploc6esion' ACCORD,
iuBly the. guards were ihst,uc.eo
40 Keep tho culuWns moving faster,
and during the remainder of the attet-
noon about 80 people viewed tho fe-
,nsins every minute. This average
,sas kopt NJ until nesrly ol
o'onek, DIG ineteSd oi no eNpscteu
dmuuudlu Oh tBs crowd on tho ou5-
eiae, 4 cun tiuuod 20 tscfsaaa. III nEu
bseu originally iuteuoec 60 Keen
no douis open ieom noon unlll
O'Clock .h's evening gu long DsioTe'
that nme iG bee tple evident mat other
e.r rap gsments would have 20 ba made.
Tha streetB around the building were
BLccKED WITH PEOPLE,
and tho liues approaching tue doors
reached several SOU sres away. Ac-
cotdingly ~ $50 O'clock Il WAS decided
to close the doors until O, az there
was apprehension thai in TIE
Creat rush some accidBuGi
mighs occur, and thti ANNOUNCEMENT
Was maGe 70 the crowd. Tnousands o
them, however, instead OF goias nome,
rsmsiQed 10 line. Moro tDaa so,OUO
peopls pAssed through ina puildihk
duriDg The afternoon.
TRe court house doors wore opened
again ~ @ o'clock, with no apparent
d iminution OF the roSd outside, anu
the mourutul procession was con-
tiuIeG.
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Of all Glasses aud conditions oi society
We're hurried through AZ the rate OF oo
minute, and this was kept up until
midnight, when the building was clos
Ell for The night, "A de1hc Imont OF p9-
Up TO this time sho CROWD
around the bui ding en- tue
oatside was Sery great, but excellent
urder prevailed, snd the police hHu
little d ilicultY ia carrying out the ar
AZ : O'clock in tho morning tho
oIij4iug viii once moro he thrown
one a 10 the public as it WAS today.
and will be kept open ANU
O'Clock in The evening", when the re-
mains OF Mr.. Hendricks Will bs re
turned to the family residence. Frop
ap.y $4,000 people viewed the remains
HIS wIFE's VISIT.
Mrs. Hendricks h.Yipg expressao
desire 10 visit the court-house where
the body of her husband was
lyine ia htnte, General Kneher
| this evening sept her message Rsg-
| ing her to designate the time she
| would come so That the build
lag might be Cleared. She named
o CLOCK, and az that hour mo
DOORS were closed, and everybody,
musicians, guards aud officers, re-
tired from the corridors. Mr..
Hendricks, Judge and Mrs.
Holman, hon. jane I'll. r ce and Mrs.
". X, HeHdrickg came ia carriage,
ard were admitted by
| orivato entrance. She wore deep
mourning ana a heavy crspe
veil. Her face showed evidence %
weeping, but she bore herself VIII
much composure giYlng hwhy
to her emotions only once. She
expressed supriae and sretlhcatlon q,
ile elaboraseness or tho drspery
and forsI Display and while the
re nainder OF the party waited IN 9
.ide corridor, she, lesnipgion the arm
OF one of the gentlemen, wen
Ia Bthe side of tho caskot auo
GAZED LONG AND FIXEDLY
on tho face Of her husband, and was
finally led away, apparently D.
, Ing reluctant 10 leave 1ns
sp0t. After shs mad rebiIet
from the building The doors were once
nora onansd and tne crowd al
loved 10 so through until mida1ghb
One Of the most Is uchtng floral offer
| ipgs tnat wSto sent IN rsacaed tn'
family residence this afternoon. L
was from the
+ CHINEsE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY
, and tho tirrt inGllasu1n tnab wa
, had CT their Intention 10 mak'
: such IN expression OF sympathA
1 was this afternoon wien they came U
} the Sunday school winch the.
4 rngulssly attend, thas OF th
! Second Presbyterian church, narrylnt
IL with thsm and san0unced their r..
; nticn of sanding IL 50 tbs house
/, handsome design, ia the shape
, OF two pillars, four feet high, COL
/ nected at the top by an arch
+ From heao pillars hang beaut1
II ful floral gates, half ajsr, tn
Q whole being made OF white roses
suIsx and calla lilies. Ths WORD
!, &c stea Ajarn and Mr. Hendricks IN
!. fila in hlna yinIata are tho OulY II