Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

rites OF the Pres0Yteran church viii
permit; there are certain eerem MAI
0bseryancss lnseparable from the
event.
All the ministers of foreign powers II
this city will call personally on the sec
retary OF state 70 express condoienfe,
and will subsequently, file III srithg
with him In permanent form the testl-
moDy of their regret The foreign
secretary of friendly powers wai IN like
manner convey their sympathies TO our
ministers and representative abroad.
oneial Families In Mourning.
The wee president and Mrs. Morton.
and the a.emDers OF the cabinet anG
their wives beng the ofhciAl family OF
the president Viii, 10 Is understood. 20
into mourning and will therefore keep
from all participation n social events
for one month. Following the preced-
ent established IN the death Of Mrs. Ty-
Ter. the executive departments IN
Washington Will probably be closed on
the day OF the funeral ceremonies
here.
President Hsrrison's brother, Jonn
Scot, Harrison of Kansas City Will
reach Washington on Thursday morn
ing and accompany tha train TO Indian
apOlls after the services here. Carter
3. Harrison Of Tennessee and brother
Will JOIN the party at Indianapolis.
Vice President Morton will be present
at the services IN tins city.
In the course of the afternoon the
cards # Anaoel Cruise, ChilIan charge
in the affairs, Arthur Brice, Miss Pen
dleton. X man Majorga. secretary OF
the Nlcaragua legation; Jose +. NJ.
IngOyea OF the Peruvian legation, Mr..
Crit, the Norwegian minister, and AS
ststant Attorney General 1'yner OF the
postofhce department, were left at tne
door
John Mclean sent large bunch OF
maynl ticent tchrysanthemums Mrs. Har-
rison's flower and the students OF Nor
wood Institute, with whose principal,
Mrs. Gsbell. Mrs. Harrison was con-
nected in several historical and social
organizations, sent a beautiful wreath
|. of roses. Some unknown friend sent
all urn of purple flowers.
Messages OF Coincidence
Additional kilograms of coincidence
were received. Among others from
Thomas b. Bryan, vice president OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition; the
non. William y. Merriam, governor Of
Minnesota; Senator Hale, the Hon. w.
W. Sewell of New Jersey. Senator
Washburne of Minnesota, Governor
and Mrs. Eagle OF Arkansas, Senator
Cullom's family, the Hon. John w.
Foster, secretary OF state, en- route 10
Washington; Gen. j. NJ. Schotield, u.
;. A.; the Hon. Horace Porter of New
York, Ex-Governor Gear of Iowa, Gov
ernor Peek of Wisconsin, the Hon. ID.
o. Mills of New York. Mrs. John A.
Logan from Chicago), Senator aud
Mrs. III. c. Hansborough, North Da-
kota; the Hon. Cyrus c. Hines
former law partner of the presi-
dent, the Hon. John Russell Young,
Philadelphia; Archbishop Ireland, A.
G. Weissert, commander-in-chiefG G. A.
r.; l.. Contenclne, president Italian
chamber OF commerce; the Hon. Hugh
j. Grant, mayor of New York; Dupuy
DeLome, for the legation of Spain;
the Hon. Henry White, secretary of the
United States legation at London; the
Hon. George w. Chlids, of Philsdel-
phia; Senstor George l.. Shoup, of Ida
no; the Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew:
George NJ. Pullman, of Chicago; Ar
thur l.. Thomas, governor of Utah; the
Hon. Morris NJ. Este, of san Francisco;
Charles Foster, secretary OF the treas
ury. and family; the Hon. John X. G.
PItkin, minister to Argentine Republic
Governor and Mrs. Routt, of Colorado;
y. Matthews. Jr., mayor of Boston; the
Hon. Hempsted Washburne, mayor, on
behalf of the people of Chicago; the
Hon. c. W. Fairbanks, II 1ndianapo.
lis; Governor Mellette, of South Da-
kota; j. G.. McKenna, of San Francis.
co; Patrick Walsh. editor of the Au-
gusta Chronicle; Governor Russell, OF
Massachusetts,; Senator Nelson w. AL.
drich; Governor Lyman Humphrey,
with the state officers of Kansas; the
Hon. III. l.. Dawes: ~. V. Mexican,
Philadelphia Ledger; the Hon. Calvin
;. BrIce. of Ohio; James h. Churchill
commander Massachusetts deps rtment
G.. A. r.; Congregational clut
of ministers and laymen, Bos-
ton; Garfield club; Newark, y. j..
Mrs. ssran +. Fuller, Boston, president
National Womans Relief corps; John
V. Arnold. president Democratic club
of New York city: Francis p. Appleton
Boston. secretary Republican club OF
Massachusetts; William Potter, secre-
tary Union League of PhilsdelphIa; the
Rev. Charles Il. Galloway, presIden,
Tennessee conference NJ. +. church,
the Baptists of Nebraska, now assem-
blsd At Omaha; the Bapt.sts of Oregon,
now assembled at Portland; grand d..
vision sons Temperance and western
New York at Lockport; resolutions by
the worlds fair commission at Chicago
board OF Jewish ministers OF New y ork,
through n. Percia Mendes, secretary
the Baptist ministers of Msssschus setts,
assembled a. Worcester: Baptist minis
ters of Iowa, assembled at Mason City;
east Ohio conference NJ. f.. church, a.
sembled at Cleveland; Massachusetts
branch Kings Daughters at Boston,
Commercial aud Trading Mems Repub-
lean club OF Chicago: T. II. Meyers
chairman state central republican com
u ttee OF California; Kings county
New York Protective League; teach.
ers of the second umissioners district
OF lster county, y. Y; Institute Al
Marlborough.
The Funeral Train.
Arrangements for the funers
train are beng perfected by George
". Boyd, assistant general pas
senger agent Of the Pennsylvanla
railway acting under the direct. on OF
Prank Thompson, first wee president
The train vii CONSIST Of AK vest buled
Pui man cars. composite baggage and
a saloon car, dining ear. sleeper, 4
compartment ear, a prIvste car. and
an chservstion car, N which the cask el
viii bs placed. The trsiu viii lesve
Washington AZ l.S0 o'clock Thursday
morning, and run on the follow sus