The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-20
To Be Buried in a Manner Be-
fitting a Gallant Soldier.
cRowps:pouR,NG INToFREmoNr
All POstoffices and Customs Offices
to Be Closed This Afternoon.
Mourning Guns At All Military ard Naval
Posts-FIsgs at Half-Ma an.i Other
Tokens OF Sorrow Ordered-Grand
Army Service 1t the Grave.

FREMONT, O., Jan. 19-Citixens of This little
place are busy today preparing to izonor the
statesman whose remains are lying: III state
tonight in the chamber at Spiegel Grove. There
is no ostentation anywhere, but tokens Of
mourning are seen on every hand, staple and
touching, as BELTS the memory of the ifiustrious
departed. Tonight detachment from the Sons
OF Veterans stands in military order IN the hall
and by the bier, while some of the many friends
OF the late Gen. Hayes pass slowly by, viewing
the face of the dead. He lies as
in repose, peacefully asleep IL truest
Christian faith. Few friends have
as yet arrived from out OF town.
The principal display tomorrow will pc by the
military. The First cavalry troop, of Cleveland,
OF which Webb Hayes ID a member. Will be the
guard of honor. The Toledo Cadets and the
Sixteenth regiment, with Battery h. Toledo.
Will add to The impressiveness OF tbs, funeral
procession. Gen. Hayes Old regiment. the
lwenty-third Ohio volunteer infantry, will not
only be represented by Gov. Mckinley, but by
Ben kiilam, secretary of the regiments. assoca-
ton, and delegations of the grizzled ok: veterans
VINO loved Gen Hayes as a father. Flowers in
elaborate pieces are coming IN great n,!snbers.
Two members of Rawson post, e. A. r.,
OF which Gen. Hayes was a member, kept
Vigil beside the remains of the zata ex-
president last night. The remains have been
embalmed and lie in the southwest roam, pre-
sentlng most lifeike Appearance The body
Will lie IN state in the room tomorrow morning.
ne Wisconsin commandery of the Loyal Le-
gion has telegraphed its sympathes. William
Henry Smith, general manager of the Associated
Press, formerly secretary of state of Ohio Rev.
DR.. Basaiord, who will conduct the services,
Will arrive tomorrow morning. Many distin-
guished people are arriving and are dee to ar
rive here to participate in the funera, services.
Gov. Mckinley and members of the stste legis-
iature Will arrive tomorrow in time for the
funeral; also Secretaries Foster, Rusk Noble,
ana POSTMASTER General Wauamaker, of Presi-
Dent Harrison's cabinet Fully 10000 Strangers
are expected to be present from ell parts of the
country. Many business houses were closed to-
day, and all will be closed tomorrow 4 special
committee OF citizens is arranging to take care
Oh the unusual throngs for this quiet town.
Meals will be served in the parlors OF churches.
Halls aud other public places and private resi-
oences nave been placed at the disposal OF the
committees tor the accommodation OF visitors.
School children, civil bodies and the general
public will be permitted to view the remains to-
morrow forenoon beginning ut 9 o clock The
services will be simple and impressive. At 2
CLOCK the family, personal friends aul digni-
taries from abroad will assemble witslin the
parior. The Twenty-third Psalm will De read
by the pastor of the NJ. Z. church, immediately
followed by favorite hymn, sung by Prof. Al
fred, OF Cleveland, and David II. Kimberley, of
the Iwenty-third Ohio regiment. assisted by a
quartette. Prayer will then be offered: by DR.
James W. Bashford, president of tiFe Ohio
Wesleyan university. There will be no sermon
The services Will close with singing snd the
Lords prayer. The Grand Army ritual which
is very simple, will be used at the Cemetery
The Ohio National Guard and other rnilitary
bodies will be in the procession. Co.. Henry c.
Corbln, assistant adjurant general United
otates army, who Will have charge OF t:e cere-
monies, arrived from Washington Gay this
evening. Letters aud kilograms OF coincidence
III endless numbers continue to pou. ilc on the
family from all over the world.
President-elect Cleveland will arrive Tomorrow
morning at o'clock End will be tine guest OF
Col. IL. > Burchard. The coming OF Cleveland
has occasioned wide and pleasant comn.:ut and
IL u great qualification to the family and friends
o. the lllustrlOus citizen. 1t is regarded as a
Eost delicate and dignifiei tribute OF he worthy
man who was once president aud was chosen
the second time to fill the highest Office IN the
gilt of the people
COLUs Bus, O., Jan. i9.-(0v. Mckinney iss uei
proclamation today giving ofiicla! notice OF
the death of ex-Plesident Hayes. rccitSig the
facts Of his lie and public services, recom-
mcnitng that flags on all public buildings and
school houses lie put at hait-mast uuta after
the funeral; that nt the first opportunltE there.
ter people assemble in places OF dIyiiee wor-
saip to hold memorial services, and oriering
that on tie day Of the funeral the executive
Offices of the state be closed.
The joint legislative committee appoi=lted to
prepare resolutions on the death OF ex President
Ha,es thls afternoon completed the wo:k, aud
on recOuyen!ng oil the house ana s.u.tle the
resolutions were Immediately adopted snd al.
tournament taken TIL p m Monday
LAKEWOOD. y. j., Jan. 19.--Pfcsidei.t-elec
ClcvcIand icit here early this morning l;,r Free
mont, O, - attend the funeral of the ate ex-
President Hayes. He viii return on Sunday
night oy Monday morning.
ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. l9.-President-e
Grover Cleveland a ID Secretary 0'Brien ,=rriyed
scie t..-s afternoon IN private ear attach II to
the Hudson River train, en route for Fr.uIout
The tram stopped twenty-five Ininut,, and
Ci veiani WAS greeted by Lieut. GOV : .e.hau
and others.
WA>I.SGTo oN CITY, Jan. l9--ln gene raj orders
issutt ;"iay ANNOUNCING tie icath OF cxPresi.
dent Hayes, MAJ. II IN. ccholeid direct, tt;at on
tie dag ol the funeral. ~ each military. poet
tie troops au- cgde - para .e]i aIl ttc or,.rs
: s;.I o them, aft alch all la5ufs !ur ~. day
VII cea~c, Ihe natiou1' flag vii he l.s:l laycI
n Aait-ma>L A. the dawn Of .iav tll9tue. gun.
viii oc Ircd, AM g!tegward az iu'.rv-,.s OF
thirty minutes 5etweeu t2c rising eul SCI .Gg ~
ti4e DE single gun. aHu - The close of to- :ay
a ~. Iona. salute OF Iuriy luar guns. fl.4 d.
cers VIII Wcar Grape Oh tie Lett arm Hni =word,
AM tn C3-or- II tse b&tia.sua 50. Gag u,ass oi
taa several regiments aud the CIIitI --;a.es
corp. oi cadc wiiI br pJt sn IusasuIB- g.: ii pc.
nod al TX months. ~ direction oi the -,ecre-
taFy o. sar thc fu.,owIng officers Lave ,o..I ,,e-
tailed 10 repair t. fremont, O.. and a;te..I the
iuLerul: B.g.-G II. Jo-cp4 q. Eseceirs-i,lge,
inspector gene "a, Coz. g. = Rug l... u, :aYt
t :jutant general; iacat.-Col Marsha. /. Lid
I.S;ou. Department q Iartera.i TT & si-cA.;
I.eut-te H-ary a.. toEo.n. as~l,taut aIsttsat
gcacra!; Capt. Ia>Srr II Is ios, al i-.c cap 20
major general comInaa..ng the army
lac acting secretary ~ the navy Department
today issued u general order (o tac nav Z ri
ereuce IL the i-aIh II NJ. u4yc~ lie order
direct, tina; u the day II Tile funeral. :, he-e
t4at or le- may BE- rece.yei III t.In-. o...- g.se
on the gay after TeIe-pt tI1 eu-.Su % e..an
naya stat u AMI II each vessei OF -. t-u5eI
states navy u commission, saa.. be h1t>.. f. ~
ha.. mast from sunrise "a eua-et, AID 4. "a "a
naval station aud 0u tuaF1 :l4-,>,}Is au -. s.,
acting siagiy. u gun a.iai. %. d5eI Il; l.. s-ya.s
every hour .rom >unGI,e - sunset. D.Gts - II
the navy and maine corps ~ wear t4. usual
badge oi mou ming attached "a tBs suoIs5 AIT
and on the !eit arm for iA.rt, DAYS
/. IS in accord vita the wishes Ot f5mitv
that the usua. military hon0rs viii be o.s..t-t
st the funeral Tie military escar; fera3 ex-
president Includes nearly the entire .t-rlsta Of
the army. 80 lis OMISSION on this occasion z.eaas
grea, daal,
orders have been Issued b Gen. : : Ye.ie-.
g,, yyl ar chies of the ulon Veterans .asr