The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-04

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Ehs Remains OF lIra. -zasrI=oa EsId co
Rest an crown HIu cemetery. LHdiau-
IsDrASsPoI1s, Ind, Oct. a8--The last
sad rites over the mortal remains OF
Mrs Benjamin Harrison, for thirty
niue years beloved vrifc md eiPuata
OF the president of the United states
vvsrs performed yesterday iu the chErch
in which she had for years w1rshipusa iD
health and su the afternoon the body OF
the Erst lady of the land was laid 20
rest for all time ia beautiful Crown
Bin cemetery
The funeral train arrived lu the morn
ing at $50 o'clock. on schedule time,
and was reosIvad- by thousand OF sym
pathetic friends VINO occupied alt
points OF vantage along the road and
crowded the station 90 ibs utmost capac-
ity- It was quiet throug which ulnn-
ifested its appreuiatinu by "a grave ana
respectful demeuE1r- Although lAl
president was personally known To Q
majority Of the crowd. Gil desire on
their part to give vent to enthusiasm
was generally repressed Nearly n-l
che men present removed thelF hats
and bowed their heads whom he passed
through the station, leading his sorroyT4
ing family TO the carriages provided tor
them
A delay of half aH hour was caused I'm
Transforming from the funeral car the
wealth OF amblams that typided the de-
vuti1n OF hundreds OF friends Then
the casLet was lifted and slowly and
rcvereuLly the Cortege moved out
through the sheds of the Union station
TO the carriages ia waiting The cas-
Let was 1urns by John B- Elam, the
presidents old law partner, Judge
Woods, Il. B. AIartiudule, Gen Lew
Wallace. DR.. Allen ~ p Iaugheyr
Judges EibIacly aud Fishbacz, Moses
g. ALcClslu and john r. Elder tol~
lowing them came the sorrowing relu-
rives and the presidcnt'a official family
The church was elaborately dec
Grated
When the funeral procession arrived
no the church 6, QGO people througeo the
sidewalks and streets, not boist-rou5iyl
but with q show of the most Intense iu-
terest The police had 40 difficulty in
holding the people back, and the cuziret
was lifted and bo=ue into tho church
without incident of moment
The church services were chaFleleE-
izeI by the greatest simplicity, AS the
coffin WAS carried up the aisle uud &c
posted i'm front of the chluegli tho
--rau uealCd forth soft melody. The
choir then sang Lead, Kindly Li-hs'
with beautiful effect and DR. ulius uf-
f-red o short iuyoaati0u and read E
selection from the Sculpture
The funeral sermon was upou tnut
text, Wherefore comfort one another" -"
At the conclusion of the sermon tho
venerable Dr. Hyde gave utterlucc 60 "a
touching prayer.
The choir then rendered cone Sweet
ly solemn Thought" Dr HHiHcs closed
che service with % bsuciictiou and the
c1rteEs took mp it's line OF march tl
Crown Hill cemetery.
The president and party returned 20
Washington an the $3.50 train. Before
his departure the president gave 90 the
press She following uutC9
1ly Dear lll Friends aur U.Ell1r7= uau
not leave sou Ufrhuut saying fhlL lEr tender
and Erle.1-s SYM 1l-ly which g-u llsu today
shown for rla and fuE my children 4lI Iuual
more Ele ru-chiuE evidence .uu have ~-vl-
~ your love Cor thg dead vito and t1Tucl
ulvo deeply moved our breasts. We yalru
ro rlrrg with you and 20 rest near Che
EalLaggCd spot where FuIr loving Ulu-a
have 10 % our dead Ull Lha lllt.1 -rHudghIIl. 1H
watch ill wondering silence fu- u-r return -ua
need 0ur care auL some pauIir business win no
longer wait upon any 5urr17- Nav -rle-H11
God keep aud bless sou aIl aL4= rrar". 1I'I
yours LEvElUrE HATtEI- -T