Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-26
AT WASHINGTON
The Cabinet Members Hon
OTaTy PallbeaTCTS,
TO ACCOMPANY THE REMAINS.
Social Events interrupted at The
Nations Capital,
REVOLUTIONS or RESPECT.
Hundreds ct wes,Rgss Received FROM
MI Parts OF ia, Country
aud Abroad

NAsuNuruS, Oct p. Secretary
Rusk reached here tonignt ani Score.
tGty Elkins will arrive In time for the
funeral, 20 MI the members Of the cabi-
net will be present. They will act IA
honary pallbearers at tne services In
this city. Vice. President Morton may
also be asked TO serve. The body
bearers will he employees OF the White
House. The pallhearer- at IudlsnapD.
liz will he Dr. ". II. Allen, John -.
Elan, Hugh Hmm, T.. Is. Marllnialr,
General Low Wallace OF CtawlOris.
willie, Hon. william T.. Niblock OF
Nlncopnes, Johu II. Elder and fheo-
dore IL. Hsughey.
All the members Of the Pfesidenps
family, with the exception OF his three
grandchildren, viii accompany the re-.
lnnius 10 indianapolis. This, Of course,
includes DIR. Scott, the venerable
father VI the dorc isrd. IL was az first
felt that his advanced age would pre-
vent hla mailing the trip but when the
matter was preached 10 him he an.
nouncod emphatically that he proposed
TO 10 and could not lisien TO u propJ.
siiion to the contrary.
Bosidcs the members Of the cabinet
and their iRmilita 1t II also likely that
Vice President Morton and family,
Chief Justice Fuller aud u few 0ihUr.
will bu specially Invited q accompany
the party.
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ru-l, and other
ladios Of the families OF tho members Of
the Cabinet called this morning ami
spent soHiu time with the family.
At the request Of Mr.. Do Strive,
minister from Russia, the dinner which
wa, TO be given IN his honor tomorrow
evening by tbe Metropolitan club pre-.
vlous TO mis- departure for Europe has
been indefinitely postponed because OF
| the death Of Aira. Harrison. The Su.
preme Court through the chief Justice
will also tender it, collective sympa.
/ thios.
The death OF Mrs. Harrison will 10.
| terrupt Tor u time tho social functions
| OF Washington.
The national board OF Daughters oil
the American Revolution, OF which
! Mrs. Harrison had been president since
it, organization, met this afternoon Tor
the purpose OF expressing tho feelings
OF the board on the death Of Mrs. Har.
rison. Mrs. Cockrell presided. Mrs
Cabell offered resolutions, which were
adopted, declaring:
| That Mrs. Caroline Scott Harrison
has 80 faithfully represented thb society
Of the Daughters Of the American
| Revolution, and simply discharged
every duty devolvlng upon her In TIL,
organization, that she has won the
boundlcss love aud admiration o.
all associated with her In this
great work. Tint we rec1gul1s In tbs
fullest degree the extent OF our 0bllgs.
ton 10 tho unpreieudiug tact and
sound judgment Of true American
lady whose simplicity OF character aud
practical good sense sust iinei her la
every trial, and largely contribute 10
the rapid ant permanent organic ition
Of the society now called upon To
mourn her loss.
Resolved, That rs Daughters Of the
American Revolution we propose Il
emulate her high example, aud con-
tinue faithfully ~ build the noble eii'
flee OF which she has been tho corner.
stone. That, rs immediate cO'laborers
and friends Of our late president, We
tender to her husband and family the
ex preston OF our tender personal TO
gald aud deep personal sympathy. a
representatives OF the great uociet!
which honored Mrs. Harrison as ~
head, We bow with reverence before thu
DEGREES Of our Almighty Father, VIII,
sent this dispensati0n upon the Presi
dent OF the United States, anu upon US
May He sooth the wounds His wisdom
hath inflicted.
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
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