The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-02

ona .ila ar tha n,ipio. ura s.rrctura i, ,,rr
MIA immortalles. wa tla in.criotion.
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hao . .no Ia va t'' ps Ia ae sat,
a.. ,l',nhai ,,i,,, ,, Il, sio,s ~ ~
saao,,d ;,'nr;,,t,a,, ,i ~ ..,,aih,,,;ii
n,o,,rr,. ho. ris,;,,r,,ist,,I san o., ~
lar,a ma in tim, of the dead vics ,resida,t i,
the back parler Of tb. mansion was fIunp
soft dranary of wbita cbinasa sil. and nea,
IL stool tho snIanlid hannar nrasantaI dur
in, the racant national comnaipn contain
ing the fuces of Presiient CLEVELAND an
III, dera,saJ
Duriny tbe morning the arrival Of al
ditional floral desipuS canal n change in
the ARRANGEMENT in the parlori. An en-
blem of "Ciatas iarn from the Cook count,
Damocrotlc club of Caicago. was nlaced n,
the head of the ca.ket. PERHAPS the most
TuorGurPrI. Am roIrcHfS1, rp,prrrR
,,,s n s;,,,,l ,,ro,th fr,,,, tho li+t,, r;IIo =,
of Enltonham Ohio where Mr.. HendricE.
wa born. 1t was placed on the casliet, ant
along ide were cast the more rare and brill
liant product of the White House repre-
sentatives, received in the morning from
Mis- Cleveland.
AT a. m. Mrs. Hendricks entered the
room for her last leave taking, accompanied
by her brother an, Mr.. Morgan. The
crieal was most trying and the desolate
woman seemed to be utterly Frustrated
clinging to the last to the clay so soon to be
hidden forever from her view. Impressed
with the lllelike appearance of tho dead she
desired to preserve
THIS LAST SCENE,
and so, late as it was, she sent for photog.
rapher to take picture of the ca .ket.
Before he arrived delegations from dis
tant cities began to come and were adj
mltted to pass through and view the re-
mains, while the photographer was ell
gagged at his work. The members of the
cabinet the JUICES of the supreme court
and others from Washington, entered and
were Fortunately detained a few minutes by
the process 1t wa, IL o'clock when the
casket was replaced an the stream of Wis,
itors again passed by and through the side
door Shortly after this the pail bearers
arrived.
TIE DRAPED HEARSE
md the CARRIAGE; for the family and frisn a ;
were marshaled before tn, door and tho
preparations were ma 10 for the final re.
moyal Of the body. This was done without
further Ieave-takinr, The police and mill
tary kent the curious but n W, y respectful
mass of people out of the way AM the lit
ii, enyalca,le movad unietly with il, "a
cort through den.cly Incl stre,ts t., tho
cathelral of st Paul.
The casI,et was b,rns into tho ch nrch al
lao O'clock n. m. IN, ya.t congregation
having alrsliy b,en ss,t,d with the excap.
tipn of TIA, imm ,diat, r,lntiyss anJ the
church y,stry. Oii.iat,,r cl.r,v
gmr in numbar. Hi,hosn Kuicl,nr.
.hoc,;er or this ainna.a. Rov IN. Stri,,.
f,l,nw az Mont ,nnarv Ala tho frs.
rector OF st. Paul, AMI unler whose minis
tratipn Mr.. II IN tricks Joined the church
Rov. DR.. Fulton, oi st. Louis, II former
rector of St. Paul'5. AMI Raw. nr. Jencks,
the present rector, in tt cir robes of Office,
met the remains at the main entrance of
tho cathe lral on Illinois street PreceIai
by guard Of tho In Annapolis Light in.
funtry tho holy wa; borne up the central
aisle, the clergyman an msmbcrs Of the
ve,try going in advance, Bishop knicker
booker voic,l tho opsnin. s,ntencc OF
THE BURIAL SERVICE,
"Iam tn, rs,urrecsio, mil t,, lif. , faI
l,waI nv Rov H.. H,rin ,fniI,,y,,l H. lrnl
nm in tb..r reri+,tion If In, othn, va,.s,.
nsnI for Tn, ,I,,l until th, c,xlK,t h,J L,,,
carri.i mi n,,caj o,,tsil, fl. ch,,c,l Tha
oraat e,J,anca tool will, tn, in,,,,,siro
SCENE was ,u,nt,I F,Iln,vi,, tas L;n,, c..,,
the widow. lsanin, on tho arm of Mr. Mo-.
con folloyai hv the other relative, ali i,
dam nournin,, Tnirt.au VI, ,l,o ri,rht
of the central ai,la wer, res,rval for fbs
family. The now occupisl by tho dead
vice resident in his liza tim, WI, the
teutb from the front to tina left of tho
mid ala ,isI, VIII an f,cing tba olfor II was
distinrui he'd bv its comulete enveloument
in black cloth and the fact that il wa, i;,,oc.
cup.cd.
nECnp ATOMS on THE ruupC,,
Tive ,,,.i,, o,l . ia, d., Of .h ah,,
,.,,,., haa ,,;,,, I,,,o', j., h,aa,, rn ;a,1.;a-
aanerat;a ~ 1925, ,1,,i,, ,,,t ne ,'''o. w
-; 'tin a va "c'I p''' VI. oeI ~ 0oi
aa,,tn7, VI i' .," ~ tt"p, rom .l''
sti', a. n,., .n' p.up'v re'eia nh,
I,I,oil i,,tan,,t",ini rhan,'tr, VI "o enc
oa',,,s,,ta,,' 'Iaa,, ~ H. -, ~ ~ "ol1
a." a,,,,,ai, ,,,.n lo,,,,, ~, ,,a,- w. ~, y.
fro,t inta,;,r vail ,,,ar, t,ya lar',o 40
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III anr,. ,hrarI;n ~, ;,,t -, 1.
lieved only by three floral pieces, all hand
some i'll design. Ga the altar, inside the
chancel-raii. was "A plain cross composed of
white flowers, contributed by the ladies of
tho parish. Ga the other side of the altar
was sheaf Of wheat On the face Of the
pie flowers at one side, forming n ladder.
AT us base was the inscription, sept -,
1879, and at its top NOV. %, 1881"
on the summit of the column was perched
Il white dove, the design bearing tho Latin
septiment "Stat Naqni Nomiuinis Gloria +,
The design was the gift of the Ohio club. Of
1,i',ai....: '"' '"0 sN' VA WV 0A'o N'uo' VI
oi,i', s
IN ir'h1 OF tue lectern was the national
shield, contributed by the Iondota club, of
Toledo. These designs had back ground
Of green, with red and blue flowers, with
the execution of a. central monogram com
posed of the letters ar A. HI in mink
Yellow and ,ybita roSabuIs Tba i,tarinr a.
H. oh,no,, M 1891 ,,,n h.t,,ia,.i n'
'1 va "'' .'i'"0"' was ''''''"'iS
'e1teu.
inside the chancel III addition to the
clergy, were seated other clergy
If the Protestant Episcopal church in their
robes. The chori,te benches ware occupied