Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-02
Owe E..
s..sraI Of Vice President
Hendricks.
and Ineideais Of the Dey-A
-. prsssssion and an foDrss-
ave OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Psytieipants-1rs. Hen
dricka.

.s-,s,ed 10 the tomb today. Inc
S.s made memorable In many
c..ss by the presence of o tremen-
- sc.eourse OF people from ell parts
-. gstiop 10 witness the simple rites
80 urrosded the intsrment. The
80 of Indictment weather which
s,vsn Yesterday was verified only 10
=. s,tsus of a wintery, lesdea sky and
49, atmosphere during the early
80 The heavy fog Of the preceding
sss,roou It'll hung over the city when
= h,oke. bat as the hours wore on 10
"a someshat and became less i'm
s..ss,zhle. and the som mberness OF the
ss,sas gas reflected even more deeply
rur lPPEAsAscx OF THE CITY.
IA. shief struetares we're hidden In
All folds of black drapery. While to
~ oocss,on we're lent all the form
.sich people San observe TO show their
.sose. for the dead. The business life
\ the city vas entirely suspended.
IA elsrQy, without respect to sect.
t;nsd In the obs.quies. The bells of
n IA churches toiled requiem. and
n presence OF ,he populaee IN the col
snr which followed bis funeral car, or
,sasdine ss silent spectators Of tue sol
IN scectscle, atlested their feaity 70
n Hendricks memory.
rHx EARLY sogsIsa TRAINS
f)a ali the railroads brought dele9a-
eoss from ths Nstionsl Capital
"a many of the leading oitizsns
4 the Union, together with peeple
from sll the interior cities and hamlets
a Ipdisna and Illinois. The Cabinet
vss represented by the Secretary of
6nse, tbs Secretary Of the Interior, ths
8nurstssy OF the Navy. the Secretary of
Vas aod the Pos. master General. The
upseme bench of the United States
"a represented by Associate Justices
Nstshess and Blanchard. The United
stAtss ssuate was represented by Sem
aicrs EimuDds, Allison. Paeh, Harris,
ConRsr, Blair, Dolph, Vest, Beck. Cam
6es, Vance, Jones. Voorhees,, Payne,
PaIaes and Harris. The committee
representing tte House of Representa-
lives vas composed OF w. X. Morrison.
J. blount, II. A. Herbert, w. \. Hot
nan. wm. Springer. W. p. Hepburn, =.
b Ward, W. W. Phelps, j. j. Kiener,
Tbes. Ryan and Z. Dunn. The mum
bsf Of msmbr. of tue lower Hsuse
pfssent In O. dition 10 thoss named. was
sefy large. The Governors Of Indiana.
Ohio, Illinois aud Kentucky we're pres
saf. attended by their staff = and numer-
COS State officers. Mi u General Soho
asld wss the only representative OF tbs
United states arms present. Ex Presi-
dens Rutherford B. Hayes aud General
WIN. r. sherman were distinguished
gussts, the latter accompanying the
delegation from st. Louis. The trair
arrivals swelled tho muititu1o on the
streets to such an extent as 10 impede
ordinary progress on all the chief thor
ouRAfares. Washington street present
Cd q mass OF black humanity hours be-
fore thu services we're entered upon AT
81. Pants. and long before the passage
OF The eoiumn. The windows of its
business blocks we're fiilea with occu-
pants, and the eye rested on a waiting
Multitude. who occupied every vantage
peint along the broad ihoroaahfsre.
Ats O'Clock Mrs. Hendricks entered
~ room where the body was lying for
HER LAST LxAvg TAKING.
Accompanied only by ber brother and
Mrs.. Morgan. The srdeal vas most
trying, and the desolate woman seemed
70 BE- utterly prostrsted. eiiuging 10 the
elay 90 soon 10 be hidden forever from
hsr view. Impressed with the placid,
hfs-iike appearance Of the dead, she de-
drod 70 pres this last soene, aud
late as it was, she sent for pho
toorApher 10 take a picture Of the css-
III. Before Le arrived delegations
nom distant cities began to oome ind
aI A.. H.~. -
visv the remains. While the photo
esapher vas engaged st his work the
nembers Of the Cabinet. Judges Of the
Supreme Court and others from Wash
inatoa entered. Ii was IL o'clock when
ths easket was replaced and the stream
Il visitors again passed by and cot
through side door. Shortly after this
he pail bearers arrived. The drsped
hsAsss and carriages for the family and
friends we're uaIshsled before the door.
cad preparations we're made fer
rur r,x., arxov.n
n. -,
ee oouy. LUIS was oone wnsous
suer iesve tshinR. Ine ponoe ~
ussty keps tue masses OF pSop,e
e.sot tue way anu ihs hstie csVs.oeos
ss oveu quis,y Win mhitary esoo''
sssaks tus oenssiy hnes ssteess I"
rm cAraEpRAL OF sr. rAuL.
Tia easket vs. horps into thu cburoh
n fa:lt o,elock the vast eonyresstiop
HAVING already been seated. with the
s1sepsion OF The immediate relatives
and ths church yestYy. The officiating
elsrry. four In Observation-Disclosures Kuiok-
ssbocker al this diocear. Rey. Dr. String
fsllov Of Mon,onmsrv' Alshsms. the
ans rector Of NJ pauTs Rev. DIR. Fui.
Ion Of 81. I,o,a and Rev DIR Jsueks.
the presrnt rsctor-in their robes of
stHee, met ths remsins AZ ths main an.
trance on shs csshsaral an Iilinoi.
u4zeet Preceeaed bv a puard 81 the
lndiauapolis Licht inf.ntry the BODY
M borne nm ths centraI a,sls. shs oIer
eymea and memhers of ths yestry CO.
ina ip sdvance R,shoo Knich arbooksr
voiced the onerins senssncs Of The
hariL srrvics - az, aha rssnrrec,ion
snd the l,fs. /" ard v.s foli,vea hv Rsy.
Drs. strinsi.llov ana Fal,on in their
ncitAilon ~ nthar vo,c.. u.aa for the
dead, until the e..k,t sad sren carried
ma n,sc.a oo,s.ss 80 a s.a.s Tss
mat audienca s,"oa ~h;ls he imurss.
sss scene vss snss,ss Eo,,av,ng ,he
bier cam. sha ~;daw ,asn;n, on tha
arm Of hsr I,,a,h., ara solI,wsa nv
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