The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-16

on the scene. First came the Third In
fantry Regiment, headed by It's 6and anu
staff officers. AS each company came on
the block between Pine and Calliornla
streets lie order was given 'Iours left, )"
and soon the regiment was formed In line
onposite the church, facing west. At the
command about face" they faced the
church. All were in full uniform.
Next came the First Regiment OF infant
nv and its band. The men were in undress
uniform-blouses and fatigue caps-and two
companies wore oYercoatS. The regiment
formed in line on the west side OF Stockton
street, between California and Sacramento
The rest of the military escort formed on
Pine street, from Stockton, out west,
At 3 o'clock the pall-bearers emerged
from the church and formed lane to the
bearse. through which the casket was borne.
As the casket, preceded by the clergy of
Grace Church. was carried out, the military
presented arms, the First Regiment Band
PLAYED funeral dlrge and the drums peat a
nluftied roll. Then tie funeral c0rtege
started for Laurel Hill Cemetery, the route
taken eing up Pine street to Van Ness
avenue, to Post street, TO Biker, 10 Bush, to
the cemetery.
THE ORDER OF MARCH.
The cortege moved iu the following order:
Staff officers Of the Second Brigade, \. Il.
c.; San Francisco HussarS; Second Brigade
signal Corps, commanded by LIeutehants
w. E. Browu and g. j. Evans; Second Reg
ment Of Artillery, n. g. c.; cnmnanes A
and + of Oakland and ID Of San X lfael OF
the Fifth Infantry Regiment, headed by the
Fifth Regiment Band; First lnfan.rV Regl-
ment, n. G. c.; Third Infantry R'glment
n q. c.; the hearse; carriages containing
the pall-bearers, family AMI friends, Con-
gressional Committee, Senators anu Assem-
blymen If California, Board OF Supervisors,
General DimOnd ana staff, General Glbbon
and ST if, society of California Pioneers,
4 tan Ira
Quois Ciu3, Examiner employees, citizens.
Along the whole route of the procession,
nutN thstanding rain fell heavily most OF
the time the streets were lined with people.
When the head of the procession reached
the corner of Bush and Baker streets the
command TO halt was given aud the Second
Artillery, Filth Infantry and First Infantry
regiments formed in line on Baker and Post
streets and resented arms as the rest OF the
cOrtege, headed by the Third Regiment,
passed them on the way to Laurel HILL
The three regiments mentioned were then
dismissed and marched back to their re-
spective armOries.
AT TIE CEMETERY.
When the cemetery was reached the rain
was falling in torrents. The Third Regi-
ment formed in line on the avenue facing
the Latham vault and the rasket was carried
up the steps of the rotunda surrounding the
vault The Congressional Committee and
lne pail bearers lOlluNFu, buG many VI INC
attendants remained in their carriages.
After the band had played couple of
hymns Rev. Dr. FOule read the concluding
portion Of the Episcopal burial service, the
mntfipd drums sounded taps and all that re-
manned mortal of the late Senator George
Hearst was placed in a niche in the vault
and sealed up. Then the attendants at the
obseQuies FASTENED 10 their carriages and
the crowd deserted the silent city OF tie
dead.
SPECIALLY INVITED.
The following vera specially invited by
Mrs. Hearst to attend the funeral: Mr. and
Mrs. K. W. Apperson George Hearst Jr
aud wife, Joseph Clark, ,hr. and Mrs.
Mowro, Susan and ice Burke, Mrs. \.
Clarke, Mrs X. Ball, Mr.. ANA Mrs. Fred
Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley and their two
sons and one daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Apperson. Edgar AppersOn, Miss AppersOn,
Robert Turner and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
yer Mcdonald, Mrs. NJ. W. Kincaid, J. g.
Follansbee, Mr.. and Mrs. r. {. Chambers,
William Robertson, Mrs. }. NJ. Rob rtsOn,
Mrs. Sanborn, Frank kincaid, Miss Hughes,
Miss Hough, Mrs. and NJ iss Barreda,
DR.. and Mrs. sherman. Mrs and
Miss Head, Mrs c. Head, Miss Crockett,
DR.. and Mrs. Perrin, Miss Perrin, Miss Hill
yer Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Ma
gruder Stune, Mrs. B. II. Sherwood, Mr..
and Mrs Sutton Palmer Harold Wheeler,
Alfred Wheeler, Miss Wynn, Miss Wilde,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Gordon, Miss Sanderson,
Mis-. Yost, Mrs. Ormsby, James Heron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deuprey, W. II. Clary, Miss
Clary, Mrs. S, i. Cooper, Miss Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. HeweS, Mrs Richards, the
Misses Stump, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Strauss
and child, Mrs. William Wills. Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. White. Mrs. /. j. Clunie,
Mrs. a. NJ. Lawrence, Mr.. Ferrer and fam
lily, the Misses Ferrer, w. II. FoOte, j. L.
RathbOne.