The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-12

presented and adopted, including invita-
lions TO the House of Representatives,
President and members of the Cabinet
and Supreme Court to attend the funeral
ceremonies In the Senate chamber at
O'Clock Tomorrow.
A committee Of seven, Senator's FaIlk-
ner, Blackburn, Ransom. Daniel, Walthall,
Manderson and Squire. We're appointed
TO take order as TO the funeral and TO
accompany the body to West Virginia,
and then as a further mark of re-
spcct the Senate adjourned.
The Funoral Services.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE details
Of the funeral Of Senator Kenna are not
yet settled. but according to the present
understanding the remains will be taken
to the Capitol tomorrow, ard the funeral
services will take place in the Chamber
at l o'clock.
AS the deceased was n Catholic, the SER
vices will be impressive, and 1t is the
wish Of the family that they be performed
under the direction Of Archbishop Glib
bons, Of Baltimore, to whom the Senator
was warmly attached.
Tomorrow night the remains. escorted
by the congressional committees and at
tended by the members of The family OF
the deceased. and few personal friends,
Will be placed on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad train and taken to Charles
ton, W Va, the home Of the lead Sena-
tor 1t is the present purpose to have
the funeral rites performed as soon as
the party arrives at Charleston, the next
day, but here may be change in this
part of the arrangements.
A message was received later In the
day from Cardinal Gibbons, stating that
he would conduct the services. he VIII
be assisted by Bishop keane, of the Cath
oIic University. and the following men,
bers OF the clergy will be present. Rev.
j. 4. Waiter. Rev. Joseph Magee OK 81.
Patrick's, Rev. S. Ryan, Rev. W. Fletch-
er Of the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Rev.. j. Kerry. Rev. E. Williams
of st. Matthews, Rev. J. OBrien, Rev.
NJ. Sullivan Of st. Peters. Rev. j. Mackin.
Rev. E. Maynadier Of St. Paufs. Rev.
c. Gillespie Of st. Aloysius, Rev. j. II.
Richards Of Georgetown University. the
Rev. Dominican Fathers Of St. Dominic g.
Rev. ]. De Laney Of the Church OF the
Holy Name, Rev. George Glaab o. 81
Mary's. Rev. Father Seaman Of George
town. Rev. John Gloyd and Rev. +.
O'Connell OF st. Stephens and Rev. John
Jones of Providence Hospital.
The body will be taken TO the Chesa-
peake and Ohio passenger station imme-
dtatelV dIfer tle S'INlCtns NitiV ~ ."'ii
remain until II O'Clock at night, when the
Chesapeake and Ohio train departs for
Charleston.
Senator Kenna's death marks singular
fatality among the members OF the SEN
ate during the present Congress. There
have now been four deaths among them
since the Fifty-second Congress was
called together, a little more than year
ago. First there was Senator Plumb.
who died in Washington December %
1891. Then Senator Barbour died In this
city May 1ith last Senator Gibson died
at Hot Springs, Ark, December 18th last,
and now Senator Kenna, making an al
most unparalleled death record for one
Congress.
The Joint committee to conduct the
funeral will be composed Of Messrs.
Faulkner, Blackburn, Daniel, Walthall,
Manderson and Squire, on the part OF the
Senate. and Messrs. Anderson. Pendleton'
Capehart and Wilson CIV. Na.), Tucker
Wa). Bingham pal Henderson Hll(,
DUNCAN (O), Mansur (Mo) and Outh-
waite (O).