Telegram-herald., 1891-04-23
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As each brother passes the head OF
the grave lie drops hs spray % ever
gTeSa upon the cAskek. TIE master
stands al the head OF the grave, the
senior warden az the loot aud the
Junior warden al The side. Zach takes
a handful Of earth ana the master
says Earth TO Earth" the senior
warden, ASHES 10 Ashes" the junior
warden, dust To Dust" they each
deposit the earth upon the casket. The
public grand hOnOrs are then gwen as
follows: Extending their hands over
TIE grave the brothers repeat together,
I'VE deposit the body OF our deceased
brother IA tie grave" crossing their
hands upon their breasts they cay we
treasure his memory n our hearts,
ana extending their hand To heaven,
ave commend his spirit TO God, who
gave H..
The master then delivers touching
farwell 10 the departed brother. A
general exhOrtatlOn 10 the surviving
brothers follows admonlshing them 10
So live that when their summons snail
come they may be found ready and
worthy 20 oe admitted into the presence
of the supreme grand master III that
celestial lodge on hlgh.
Prominent Men in Attendance.
Among the notable men who came
from their homes 10 DO honor to the
dead Congressman memory were
Hon. James O'Donneli, Nj. e. Jackson,
Ex-senator Ferry and q. W. Mcbride,
of Grand Haven, Hon. c. ". Wheeler.
NJ. c., Manistee; Don {. Henderson, OF
Allegan; ;. Is. DAVIS. Constantine; Ex-
Senator Colgroye and Jas. 4. Sweezey,
of Hastings; W. I'll. Barrett, ADRIAN; W.
W. Wheaton, Detroit; Secretary OF the
Democratic State Central Committee
F. Ii Hosford. III. l.. Paddock. lonlai
W. .. Webster, Ionia; II. J. Hoyt, K.
X. Mann, Muskegon; Judge NJ. Brown,
Bg Rapids; :. A. Hart, Detroit; X. K.
Blacker, Manlstee; T. W. Fish, Chicago;
Jacob Barr, Grand Haven; Jackson
Coon, Rockford; Neal Mcmillan, Rock
ford, and large delegations from Ale
gan, Holland, Grand Haven. Ionla,
Cedar Springs, Lowell and other points
IN the district.
State and senate Represented,
Owing TO the pressure of business
Gov. Wiuans was unable TO attend the
funeral and wired his regrets. The
state officers were represented by Sec
rotary OF state Dan T.. Soper, Auditor
General Stone, State Treasurer Braas-
tad, Commissioner of tire Land Office
Shatfer, Attorney-General Ellis, Assls-
tant Bank Commissioner Sherwood,
Senator'S Frank Smith, Detroit; Joseph
NJ Weiss, Detroit; Peter 4. Park, De-
trot; Augustln c. Mccormick, Garlic
| ton; Alfred Mines, Coldwater; John 5.
| Beers, Stevensville; Jan. w. Garvelink,
| Fillmore; William Miller, Eaton Rapids;
Marcus Wilcox, Corunna; John r..
Benson, Mt. Morris; Charles b. Bough-
| ner, Pontiac; Martin Croker, Mt.
| Clemens; John Bastone, Caro-; Chaun-
cey W. Wisner, Saginaw; William Toan,
| Portland; Peter Doran, Grand Rapids;
| George F. Porter, Conklin. Enoch L.
| Mugford, Hart; Aaron b. Brown. Sher-
man; Frank l.. Prindle, Gladwin; A.
Oren Wheeler, Manlstee; Robert X.
Wilkinson, Torch Lake; Joseph Fles-
HEM, Menominee; Chas. A. Friedlen-
der, Alpena; James A. Morrow and
Peter Gilbert, Sterling.
From the Lower House.
The House of Representatives was
represented by Speaker Wachtel and
Messrs. Alexander, Baker, Baldwin,
Barnard, Bathey, Blake, Botsford,
Bowen, Buell., Bullock, Chisholm,
Church, Common, Curtiss, Dafoe, Den
ming, Diekema, Dodge, Downing,
FIldew, Norton, Fitch, Gibbons, Ora
ham, Gregory, Hall, Harley, Harper,
Harry, Harwood, Hayward, Holden,
:. Z. Jackson, w. b. Jackson, III. john
son, l.. 5. Johnson, Kirk, Landon,
| Lewis. Lowden. Lusk, Marion. McCloy,
McGovern. Miller, Miner, Northrup,
Perkins, Richardson, Rowden, Ryland,
A. A. smith, w. O. Smith,
Stone, Tripp and White. There
were also Messrs. Beers, Wells,
Alsdorf, Kearns, Byers. Col. Davis, Far
rell, George McElroy, Goodenough.
and Aan Atten. Besides these were
Senate Clerk Murphy, Assistant Emery,
Col. Sanford of Lansing, Messrs. Gal
win, Forces Portea, Pearson, Graves,
Smith, Harris. Baker, Bradford, Carr,
Lesher and others.
The press was represented by VIM. c.
Graves of the Detroit Tribune, Jos.
Greusel of the Free Press, l.. f.. Row
ley Lansing Journal, +. II. Hosford
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