The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-29
BURIAL OF MRS. HARRISON.
All That Remained Mortal Of Her Low
cred 10 lis Resting Place.
DR.. HAIEES ELOQUENT DISCOURSE
Life OF tho Dead Euiogi2ed In Beautiful
Ianguage--Larec but Dccorous Crowds
Watch the Procession.

Life OF tho Dead Euiogized In Beautiful
IAnguage-Larcc but Dccorous Crowds
Watch the Procession.
Indianapolis oct. &-After leaving
Stcubenvine. O.. the run throughout the
night by Mrs Harrison's funeral train
was without incident or special note. Not
withstandiug the hour at which ii passed
the principal stations, large crowds
watched 80 pass. Tho movement Of the
train from Washington TO its destination
was made with entire fidelity 10 me
schedule ar.auscmcnt At every division
A. was exactly ON time. ana reached In
dianapoDs at 9.5O-twenty- ty-three hours
ont. PEOPLE began 60 gather I'm the neigh
borbood or the depot soon after
O'Clock. but it ~as not unth an h0ur
later that they appeared IN any numoef'
and even then the crowd was not larse
one Most of those COMPOSING IT, men
and women alike, wore either black OF
dark apparel EX-Iresidcnl Hayes WAS
one OF the FIRST Of the visitors Of note
that arrived yesterday TO reach the depot.
and he was soon followed boy General
Sch0ncd and wife. Secretary Foster ana
Mrs. Foster. Charles l.. Sanders and Mrs.
Sanders Of Omaha. mother and brother
OF Russell HarrsOns wife; Tom Scott
Harrison OF Kansas city. brother Of the
President. and CAPTAIN William Meredith
OF the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
A little later q delegation from Chicago.
comprising Mayor Wgshburne COmmis-
sioner OF Works Adrich, Comptroller
May. Corporation Counsel Miller Alder
men Bidowell, Mann and Martin and
sf1.. ff. 4.
pot and were passed inside. For the
next twenty minutes or 90 the arrivals
OF those intending 10 be part of the funer-
a. procession were numerous. and the
waitine-roOm was well filled. OutSid. i'm
tho roadway. was line Of Carrj $,
four abreast and extending for a cOiple
Of blocks The waiting throng had also
increased. and it lined the sidewalk on
Illinois street "a far as the eye could
reach.
THE TRAIN ARRIVES
At $40 the shriH whistle Of the lo'o-
motive followed by commotion on -a"
part Of the employees of the depot, CAV
evidence that the funeral train was in
the yards and couple OF moments later
Il rolled in and came 10 a fun stop i'm
mediately in front of the main gate
dividing o.. depot proper from the tracks
Vice-Prcsident Morton was the first to
alight. and he was closely followed by
Postmaster-Gcneral Wanamaker and At
torney-General and Mrs. Miller Be
hind the latter came the President with
Mrs Mckee leaning on his arm. He had
a careworn and grief-stricken appearance,
and his features seemed TO be pnched
and wan After the President, Russell
B. Harrison and wife. Dr. Scott and Mrs.
Dimmick alighted. while i'm the mean
time the remainder Of the funeral party
had gotten of at the further end of the
cars The President shook hands with
his brother and MIR. and Mrs. Sanders
in a kind Of mechanical way By this
time the casket had been taken from the
observation car. and after the friends
who had been admitted TO the depot had
formed I'm a double line. was borne TO
the hearsc. The pail bearers were: Dr.
II. r. Allen. John l.. Elan, Hugh Hanna,
+. B. Martindale. General Lew Wallace,
Colonel NJ. c. McLan, John b. Elder,
Theodore p. Maughey, Judge William A.
Woods W. +. Fishback and Thomas s.
Sharp. The President and his daughter
walked Immediately behind the casket,
with the members Of the family follow
ing, and members of the Cabinet next
and the remainder OF the party I'm the
rear. After the casket had been placed
in the hearse. every one in sight mean
while standing with bare heads. some lit
mourners TO the carriages, and it was
nearly an hour before the cortege navel
PROCESSION FOR THE CHURCH.
A detail OF thirty polio officers led
The way and was followed by carriages
containing the officiating divines, Dr.
Banes and Or. Hyde. The carriages
containing the Iall-bearers preceded the
hearsc. Then came the Presidents cdlli-
age and those of the members Of the
family, and the members Of The Cabinet
and their ladies. Governor Chase and the
State officials, the supreme and appellate
court 1cdges the ladies' board of mana
gers of the Orphans Home, the delesa-
tion from Chicago, Mayor Sullivan, Of
this city and city officials and friends
Of the family 1t was a long line OF
vehicles for the head of the cortege had
traversed nearly half of the long route
TO the church when the last Of the pro-
cessiOn was leaving the depot. Men and
women packed tie sidewalks for the en-
tire distance from the depot TO the
church i'm an almost unbroken mass, and
as the hearse came into view the men,
as though moved by one common impulse,
removed their hats and stood bareheaded
until the Presidents carriage had passed
by. The roadway was lined with the
members OF the various local posts OF the
Grand Army about 5000 ia numbeD
standing In open order, ana uncovered.
On reaching the church the casket with
its wealth Of floral tributes was lifted
from the hearse and borne through the
canOpied doors OF the southern entrance.
Here IL was met by the officiating divines,
and the procession moved slowly down the
main aisle. while the munled tones Of the
organ rcVcrberated through the edifce
in a mournful dirge. The casket was
placed Immediately in front OF the pull
Dit and surrounded with palms and
plants. while "a vase filed with white
chrysanthemums towering above sur
rounding foliage was placed AT the head.
Meanwhile Or. Haines was repeating, or
rather intoning. so mOurnful was the
cadence. the passage Of Scripture com
mencing: Il am the resurrection and the
life" The congregation remained stand
ilg while the mouTners were being
seated. by the time that the funeral
uarty had been finally seated. the edifice
vas crowded 10 overhoWing, the doors
We're closed and the simple. but touching
services was inaugurated with the sing
ins OF Mrs. Harrison's beautiful favorite |
Lead kindly light" by Quartette
DR. HAINFs' DISCOURSE.
AS the voices Of the singers died away. |
Dr. Haines stepped 10 the front of the |
platform and with uplfted hands pro-
louuced the invocation. The congrega- |
ton joined feryently in the closing
Amen and the pastor continued the
service by reading a number Of brief