Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
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Webb Hayes AID there acre grVups II Ga
sol-lsxs s3siiy dlstilz zaisard ~ theu
81 aay lui1E@Ty step - bs Este1 ssers
where GA the streets ~ - the ~sy ~ the
HaYss homestead
Iaers acre many visitors during the
forenoon out they were personal fTiends
arriving fTom abroad. and dsleg stlons u
ca soldiers. ~ n4agcAsd solsn.nly oas Ia
groups " from four - a dezea All.
sfteg paying their respects 10
General Hayes. quietly retoraed - town
Tie Generai hzd kind.y grasp OF the hand
snd = ord " thanks 10 every one VI tie
veterans. especially .ae survivors " the
feenly -taiTd OHIO, us own TsgluleuL of
v hoin score OF more pat ia al appearance
duriss lie forenoon
Iae vide hall oI the charming home. the
pariors aud library were heavy "lth
the perfume ~ flowers. tie tributes
u love aud esteem from pubic
people snd private friends, from
comrades ia arms " General Hayes and
military and civic organizations Among
the rosai gifts weTs a Agnificent pillow Of
white lilies and maiden hair fern fTom
President and Mrs Harrison
The funeral services were simple and un-
ostentatious preserving the character Of d
private rather than public occasion They
were opened with the re aiding OF the twenty
tatrd psalm 10y Mrs Hayes pastor, Rev. J NJ
Mills, OF the Methodist T. piscopa! sharch
This MAS followed by the hymn:
My Jesus. IS Thou wilt
Ohi may Thy Will be mins
Int0 Thy hands u love.
would my all rrsigH."
The singing Was by quartet choir. led
by Prof Arthur. OF Cleve land, who was tue
leader OF the egime ntai band or the Twen-
third Ohio, OF which General Hayes
Was Colonel Prayer Was then offered by
Rev. Dr Bashtord, tho new president
Of Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware,
o. This duty had been assigned ~ Rev
Dr. Merrick OF that institution. the old in
structor OF both Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes while
they were students there, but his health
does not permit OF bis making the journey
10 Fremont
The second hymn followed, being read
by Rev. y. Shupp. or the Evangelical
Church:
When peace, like q river, attendeth my way
When SORROWS hho sc. bIllOws roll,
Whatever my lot Thou has taught me 10 say,
1t Is well, II is well with my soul"
Rev. l. ID. McCabe. LII D.. who per
formed the marriage ceremony for Mr.
Hayes and his wife. then delivered "a brief
funeral address. IL was the desire of the
family that there should be no set sermon.
Rev. j. l. Swander, OF the Reformed
Church, then read the hymn beginning:
"God be witSyou Till We meet again.
By HIS cOunsel guide. uphold you,
With Ii ; sheep securely fold you:
God be with you I'LL We meet again."
which was rendered by the choir Rev. n.
Long, of tho Evangelican Lutheran Church.
then repeated the Lords Prayer, and clos
ing the simple and impressive services,
which had been arranged 10
bring into Tequisition the services
OF the Evangelical ministers of
the city. An opportunity was then
given TO the throng of sympathizing Wis
itors from abroad TO view the body, the
Fremont Light Guard band, which was sta
toned some distance from the house, play
Ing a number OF suitable selections mean
while. The funeral cortege then took up
its line of march to OakwOod cemetery,
where the interment took place.