The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
LAID TO HIS REST.
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This afternoon the rcmaIns of the
Right Ecvrr, nd George IL. Dunlop,
bishop ui New Mexico and ArIzpua,
wcrg cOu-igEcd 10 the narrow house
appointed iur all living; earth to earth,
ashes To ashes, dust To .tusI. in hopes al
that resurrection which he had so clO-
qucutly preached and III which he had
20 c0ntidculy believed. The church
mad been cAvacIaiiy prepared for the
occasion, ava tAc vas. cVncUurse OF
persons, oi all faiths ana no faith at all,
Dy which It's capacity was taxed, spoke
with greater emphasis than can any
array of words, OF the esteem i'll which
the '~cCased was held b. the people Of
this city.
There were twenty-five pail bearers,
each pair representing one of the eleven
charges in the jur!sdiction:-A. Il.
Rogers and NJ. Blair, Santa Fe; A. A .
Keen and ID + lio-kins, Albuquerque
W. \. Vincent aud Edward Henry,
| MesiIla; o. l.. HOugulon and w.
Mills, Dcming; DIR. }. NJ. Cunningham
and E. ID. Buliard, Silver City; Judge
l.. Emmett and DR.. q. W. Mel,
Tucson; Frank Curtis and ID &. Win
ters, Phoenix; G. j. Hayward and W.
\. Givems, Tombstone; K. f Hardy
md F. H. Stevens, Lns Cruces; }. 5.
! Pishou and n. ). Brldcn, Las Vegas.
| AT the door OF the church the funeral
corlege was met by Bishops Spaidin2
of Colorado, and Thomas, of Kansas
The latter rexiing the opening sentences
of the beautiful Episcopal burial ser
vice. The order of procession was vi
In, Al Ill, Ii,.-I hn ni a l.
lowed 10y the cl,kct and the pail bear
rrs, then the visiting clergy, consisting
Of Rcvs. j. a. NJ. LaFOurrette, +. w.
Mcamy and f. B Cossitt, of New Mex
ico, and IL. FORESTER, of Colorado
Then came the family and immediate
friends, followed by the general con
course Ol the congregation. After tn
choir had chantcd the psalm i'll III
burial service, BishOp TnomlS rea'
he lesson, which was followed by tn
anthem, "Nor for the dead" The con
r .regaii"n, lead by bishop Thomas, re
cited The Niccuc creed, ami the choi
sang Il would not live Away BiSho
opaiding then read The lesser Litan
and prayers, and the choir sang "ltuc
of Ages.' Alter the ra-kct was low
cred into the vauit. Bishop Spaidin
recitrd iI,r cornmiIial and drawers, AN
the imuressiye s.rvi,rs closed win tt
!. nymn, ..rhv viii b. done" An
rhns Iite's iillul fever ended, he eleel
well, the church he had been instrl
mental in building being his prou
e and lasting mOsoleum.
Geo. X. Dunlop was born in Il
county of Tyrone, ireland. Nov. 3
1880. He was educated, first at Il
l;nvai College Of Duugannen, and a
J. terward at the Queens University,
the Iatinr placu ranking second of Il
eiuht nrjzn-l;.au-- who took classic
.cGnlarship- iIa came To the Unit,
Sta,ns il, the ;ail OF lS52. and for tv
vears tuas employcd a. teacher in d
!, academy NJ ~ .Iosruh. Mo. He fill,
- nr,,fnss,,r,. chair !, twn colIeves
-, ui.s'mr; anJ IN iS5G declined he mr.
=, fassnr.hin of Lain aud Greek
Rariso collprc, tu which he had be
eler,oI In December. 1851. he w
Ut ordained deacon bv Ri.hop Hawks.
Is Missouri. and in this capacity for tv
81 ya,rs served the Chur, n at ST. Charl,
After his ordination as priest, by (
,k same bishop, in 1896, he was tor sey
years the rector Ol Christ's church,
Lexington, Mo, and ihrn Tor sixte
Vi wears the rector of Grace church,
kirkwOud, Il suburb OF ST. Louis.