Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-01
TAKEN HOME.
The Body of Secretary Window
Taken to Washington, to His
Late Residence.
HIS Loss is Deeply Mourned by
All Who Knew Him Person
ally or by Reputation.


wAsHINGToN. Jan. 3O.-The presl-
dent and members Of the cabinet a.
semhled ~ n. Baltimore 4 Ohio rsil-
rosd st-'ion this afternoon ~ Ais
o'clock f.. the purpcs Ofrsceiving the
remAi0S % Ssc. Window. The re-
usins were brought in a special car.
attached 10 the regular train; leaving
Jersey City AZ II ll:30o'rlock and arriving
Washington at4:3Oit arrived prompt
~ on time end was received by a
mrst distinguished s--emhlage. in
clrding nsarly al of the leading pub
lic OH irisl- IN Washington. Al the
bureaus. divisions aud branches ~ the
treasury department were represented
by their principal Officials snd mauy of
the clerks and subori'nste employees
These all assembled y, the tr.a-ury
deTartment st ( o'clock and proceeded
q the railroad station IN BODY. The
presidential party consisted - the pre-
sident. Vice rre-ident Morton. : ere
tary snd Mrs. Blaine. Secretary Proc
tor, Po-tma ster General WsnAmaker,
Secretary Noble, Secretary Ru-k. Gen
eral Sch field and Solicitor Genera
Taft. The entire rartv hesded by the
president snd Mr.. Blaine. proceeded
20 the end ~ the platform
aud -tood with hsad- uncovered
while the cssk-t containing the re-.
main- wa removed from the car and
plsc, on the stand prepared for Il.
IL was then taken in chs-ge by eight
members of company B 81 the treas.
ury national guard. In uniform. un-
her Lsiutsnent Moore. and borne
away slowly To the heaIss, through
the passage way ~ which the railroad
train formed one side ane . long line
~ reople he other. Attorney Gen.
Miller, Secretary Tray, Solicitor Gen.
Hephurn and the committee 4 the
New York board of trade, Who accom-
pan led the remains from New York,
were among the fr-t passengers II
alight from the train. They immedi-
ai,ly joined the group surrounding the
presiden The committee was com.
posed 81 the following named gentle
men: Ambrus SnOE. Darwin X
James, Jsmes Taicott. r. B. Tburber,
w. II. Wiley. Seth Thoms ALd Her
man :. Benily. When all w.- In reafi-
n,ss. ahe procession wAs formed In the
following order: Body bearers with
cssket on their shoulder; President
aud Mr.. Blaine; vice president and
secretary Of STATE; secretary aud post
master general. Rev. DR.. Hamlin, pas
tor of the church Of the Covenant,
ana secretary Rusk; attorney general
and secretary Of interior; Senator Pad
dock asd Representative Dunneil; As
sis,Ant secretary Daley aud Solicitor
General Tafl; Assistant Secretary
Spaulding and Treas. Houston and a
long line Of treasury officials. Car
riag,- were provided for all, AMI the
cJrtege, headed by mounted police
men. moved slowly, by way of Penn
-, lvsnla ave. Vermont ave. snd Mas-
L
sHchus, IT, ave. to the Secretary's late
r, sidrnce. The president snd all (
his official family followed the re-
mGibs into the house. Mrs Blaine re-
mained with the president and vas
the only lady present when the latter
and al the members Il the csblnel
and q, hers who had accompanied the
remains from the rtstion were u-heTsd
into the room and looked upon the
face Of the distinguished dead. VIII n
the distinguished party lett the hous'
the bereaved widow and her daughter'
entered the rOi IN where the remains
were and remsined there for few
minut,s The transfer OF the remainl
from the station to the house wa
made quietly and with ss little effor
as pOssibl'. Tue great esteem felt 10
the deceased was shown by the mum
bers aud character Of the assenlblsg
that gathered to honor his memory
The funeral will prob soly isEe plae
Monday.