Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
THE CABINET AT THE FUNERAL

iunerhl. mere were present secretary Tracy,
Postmaster General Wsnamsker, Attorney Gen
eral Miller, Secretary Noble and Secretary
Rusk
Secretary Elkins is expected to return 70
Washington this afternoon
All the members Of the cabinet viii accom-
pany the President TO indianapolis, except Sec
retary Tracy. 1t was decided that one member
of the cabinet should remain in Washington.
Secretay Charles Foster, who is In the west,
will join the party at Indianapolis
Mrs. Miller, wife Of the Attorney General.
VIII accompany her husband. Mrs. Noble is
unable to CO. Mrs. Charles Foster will go, and
other ladies of the cabinet also il possible.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
The national board of Daughters Of the
American Revolution met yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of expressing the feelings Of the
board on the death Of Mrs. Harrison. The fol-
lowing members were present: Mrs. Cabell,
Mrs. Justice Field, Mrs. Marshall Mac acDonald
Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Boynton, Mrs Keim, Miss
Desha, Mrs. Lieut.. Claire. Mrs. Tittman, Mrs.
Rose Wright Smith, Mrs. Senator Cockrell, Mrs.
Walworth, Mrs. Hsmlin, Mrs Blount. Mrs.
Greely, Mrs. Devereux. Mrs. Cockrell presided.
Resolutions. offered by Mrs. Cabell, Of eulogy
for the character Of Mrs. Harrison and of
sympathy for President Harrison and other
members Of the family were unanimously
adopted.
Resident members Of the Daughters Of the
american Revolution, including the Mary
Washington and Dolly Madison Chapters met
last night and adopted resolutions which reoite
the services rendered by Mrs Harrison as pres
ident general of the organization, gave her
credit for much Of the orders success and ten
dered to the President and his family un-
bounded sympathy.
A copy Of the resolutions suitably engrossed
will be sent to the President Aside from the
position which she held president general Of
the organization, Mrs. Harrison was a member
a Wash IL,
ciety Will show its regard and esteem for its
late honored member by sending to the White
House an elaborate floral design representing
the insignia of the order.
Gen. II. V. Boynton, who has taken a deep in
terest IN this society and also in the Society of
Sons OF the Revolution, speaking OF Mrs. Harri-
sons connection with the Society of the
Daughters Of the Revolution. said:
she was not only the presiding officer, but
working member of it and took the liveliest in
terest in its proceedings. The board of man.
agement, know, ascribed the great success Of
the society as much to Mrs. Harrison's work as
to all other influences. 1t is now q very -four
ishing society"
AS president Of the national society Mrs
Harrison signed all the charters for the state
societies and local chapters. IL is a curious
coincidence that the last one Of these charters
which Mrs. Harrison signed was mailed yester-
day. 1t went to Arlington VT, where a chap
ter has recently been organized
MESSAGES OF coSDoLENcE
In addition TO the list given in yesterdays
STAR messages Of coincidence have been re-
ceived at the White House from the following:
Thomas Ii. Bryan. vice president of the
worlds Columbian exposition; Gov. William R
Merriam Of Minnesota, W. r. Gardiner Dr.
Allen of Indianapolis, Senator Hale Mr. and Mrs.
n. q. Davis, ex-senator Sewell, Mr.. and Mrs
Elan Of Indianapolis. Senator Washburn of
Minnesota, Gov. and Mrs. Eagle of Arkansas,
Col and Mrs. Clous Of West Point,
Senator Cullom's family, Secretary John W.
Foster, Gen. ]. NJ Schofeld, Gen Horace
Porter of New York, Glenn Studebacker and
family, South Bend, Ind. Mr.. James A Gary,
Baltimore, Nd; Ex-Governor Gear Of Iowa.
Gov. Peck of Wisconsin, d. o. Mills of New
York, Mrs. John A. Logan, Congress-
man II. c. Hansbrough. Cyrus C. Hines,
Postmaster Van Colt of New York. Mr.
IcAlpin. New York city; Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Philadelphia; Archbishop Ireland, A. G. weis-
sert, commander-in-chief G. A. R.; L. Conten-
Gin, president Italian chamber of commerce
of New York; the Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Chapleau,
Ottawa, Ontario; VIM. NJ. Hahn OF Columbus,
Ohio; Hugh ]. Grant, mayor of New York; Gen
5. V. r. Cruger of New York, Dupey Delome
for the legation Of Spain, ex-Congressman Geo.
Z. Adams Of Chicago, Henry White, secretary
OF the United States legation at London: VIM
r. Moore. Memphis, Tenn; Geo. W. E. Dorsey
OF Fremont, Neb.; Representative Thos. j.
Henderson Of Walnut, H.; Representative
watson H. sperry OF Delaware, Geo. W. Childs
OF Philadelphia, Senator Geo. L. Shoup of
Idaho. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Geo. NJ Pullman
Of Chicago. Arthur L. Thomas, governor Of
Utah; Morris NJ. Estee Of San Francisco. Hakky
Bey, for the Turkish exhibitors at the Column
bian exposition; l.. T. Michener of Indiana, ID.
Lispenard Stewart Of New York, ex-senator
Ferry OF Michigan, Chas. Foster. Secretary of
the Treasury, and family; C. w. Hackett Of New
York, John X. G. Pitkns, Il. C. Lodge of Massa-
chusetts, VIM. Brookfeld Of New York, Gov.
and Mrs. John l.. Routt of Colorado, n. Mat
thews, jr., mayor of Boston; Hon. Hampstead
Mashburn, mayor, on behalf of the people of
Chicago; ex-Gov. Bracket Of Massachusetts. ex-
Senator Hill Of Colorado, Hon. C. W. Fair
banks Of Indianapolis, Maj. and Mrs. W. H.
Rexford of Springfield, Mass; Congressman ].
]. Belden Of Syracuse, Gov. Mellette Of South
Dakota, Congressman HUFF of Pennsylvania,
Senator Dolph Of Oregon, Hon. J. McKenna of
San Francisco, James X. Churchill, commander
Massachusetts department G. A. r.; Edward q.
Arthur, New York, colonel seventh regiment;
Congregational Club of Ministers and Lavmen.
Boston; John N. Scstcherd, First Buffalo (NY)
Republican League; A. J. Lester, Chicago,
chairman republican mass meeting; Garfield
Club, Newark Mrs. Sarah E. Fuller, Boston. pres
ident National Woman's Relief Corps: John q.
Arnold, president Democratic Club, New York
city; Francis H. Appleton, Boston, secretary
Republican Club Of Massachusetts; VIM. Potter.
secretary Union League Of Philadelphia, Pa.
w. A. Pledger, Atlanta, Ga, on behalf
of Afro-Americans Of Georgia; Rev. Chas. b.
Galloway, president Tennessee conference M.
z. Church, Nashville, Tenn; the Baptists of
Nebraska, now assembled at Omaha; the Bap-
fists Of Oregon, now assembled at Portland;
Grand Division, Sons Of Temperance, western
New York, at Lockport; resolutions by the
worlds fair commission at Chicago, board Jew
ish ministers Of New York, through Il. Perera
Mendes, secretary; the Baptist ministers of
Massachusetts. assembled at Worcester; Baptist
ministers OF Iowa, assembled at Mason City;
East Ohio conference NJ E. Church, assembled
at Cleveland; Massachusetts, branch Kings
daughters, at Boston, Commercial and Trading |
Mems Republican Club Of Chicago; +. II
Meyers, chairman state central republican COM
mittee OF California; Kings County Protective |
League OF Teachers Of the Second Commits |
sioner's District Of Ulster County, N. Y, Gov. |
Boies OF Iowa, Senator and Mrs Stanford /
OF California, Gen. Thomas Il. Ruger Of San |
Franctsco, Mrs. Jonathan W. Gordon, formerly |
Of Indianapolis; ex-senator J. r. Mcmillan Of |
Minnesota, Controller A. O. Matthews,
William Walter Phelps, United States minister to /
Germany; Senator John h Mitchell Of Oregon,
Congressman Henry A. Bingham, Senator
Charles A. Gibson Of Maryland, Gen.
George B. Williams Of London, Gen.
n. d. LegRett Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
Gen. and Mrs. E. F. Dutton Of Sycamore, III. !; /
the Mexican consul at Fl Paso, Tex; Charles /
N. Cook, mayor Of Fort Smith, Ark; Jefferson /