Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-11-04
THE COETEGE.
Such Funeral Procession as Is Sell
dom Seen.

Such a Funeral Procession as Is Sci.
dom Seen.
The cortege moved in the following
order:
P.a'oon of ~ police officers, COM
manded by lieutenant; Iowa State
band; Austin ]. Doyle, marshal of the
day; staff Of ~ mounted aides; Major
General Nelson a Miles and personal
staff; department staff. composed of IL
army officers; 90 army off ers on spe-
cial duty connected with the worlds
fair; Fifteenth Infantry band; Colonel
Robert E. A. Crofton, commanding
Fifteenth United States infantry and
st If; Companies A. B, G, E. T, G and
Fl, United S ates Infantry, from Fort
Sherldan; light ba terry E. United
States artillery; First brigade Illinois
national guard, General H. f. Wheeler,
commanding, with staff; First regi-
ment, Colonel Koch and staff; second
regiment. Colonel Judd and staff; E,gin
band; Chicago Z,uayes; Royal Scots,
with Colonel Stuart and staff; Ninth
battalion infantry, with Major johnson
and staff; Ninth battalion drum and
fife corps; band of Us pieces,
furnished by Chicago Musical union;
Department of police, Chief Brennan
commanding, 100 policemen; fire de-
partment, battalion of four companies;
band of 125 pieces. led by c. NJ. Cur
rier; Chicago Hussars; guard of honor
of seven aldermen; honorary pail bear
ers, T. w. Palmer, Ex-Governor Ogles-
by, F. w. Winston. Adolph Kraus,
Frank Mentar, ex-Mayor Wash burne,
Fl. W. Higgin botham, Ferd w. Peck,
G. Fi:zs:nmons. G. K. G. Billings, ex-
Mayor Roche, Judge Francis Adams,
N. A. Mics, Judge Lyman Trumbull,
H. J. Jones, P. D. Armour, ex-Mayor
Medill and r. A. Waller.
Funeral car, with active pail bearers,
consisting of eight captains of police
and eight captains of the FIRE depart
ment.
The following came next in carriages:
Mourners members of the city council,
city officials, ex-city officials, board of
education, library board. county Off
cials occupying 80 carriages, members
Of the judiciary, representatives of the
Chicago Bar association, trustees sani-
tary district, Chicago park commits
sioners, Governor Altgeld and state
officials; Illinois board of worlds fair
commissioners; United States govern
ment officials; Typographical union,
including the chapel of The Times (Mr.
Harrisons paper); 100 carriages contain
ing representatives Of various civic So
cieties, including the Union League
club, the real estate board and others;
Republican central committee; Royal
Arcanum; Boys Friendly society: the
lrcquis club, executive committee and
about $50 members; Chicago Press club;
Chicago Newspaper club: Cook county
Democracy.
The Pullman band came next and
was followed by 200 letter carriers;
1900 city employees; various political
cIuos a both parties; German division,
consisting OF Chicago Turngeimunde;
Chicago Voerwaerts; South Side Turn
geimunde; Aurora Turngeimunde; Ma
tional Turngeimunde; Central Turn
geimunde; South Side Turnschaft;
Germania Turnschaft, and five singing
societies, 1900 men representing Polish
societies, 2,GO) men representing Bo-
hemian societies, Catholic uniformed
societies 800 strong, other Catholic
church societies, Clan-na-Gael guards,
Ancient Order of HiLernians, Irish
literary clubs, French Canadian socie-
IL
Italians in carriages, citizens on foot
and in carriages.
When the procession had reached the
church the simple services of the Epi
copal church were said by the pastor,
Rev. I. n. Morrison, after which the
march to the tomb was resumed. Here
the remains We're placed in the rcceiv-
ing vault.
Nov. 1.-The reDeal bill