The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-02
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GrseEi4n@ eemesery so3sy hy n Immense
thr0ng az .orroE1ng easixsns All niEns
lcaw two lines cs reopse PASSED steadily D
the bier ca whieh fha remains lay n ss.te
"a Tbs city ball corridor. The crowd soouf
the city hall gradually decreased toward
raorrIng - those who had stood u sne
for hours 20 get last glimpse CT the IA
rasissr features PASSED fnso the lower.
decksd ccrrider, bat early corners soon
lengthsned she lines again. and when
finally the tine arrived far beginning TIA
ceremonies Of the day and the doors were
closed Es ieft . vast throng o. the outside
declared OF the privilege OF seeing ths
peaceful features 81 the departed chief
exseztive. How many thousands looked
into the essket daring the svenfy-f0ur
hears The body Iay In state il . impossihls
70 estimate.
After the deer was closed tbs remains
we-s tsnderly borne from the bl&ck-draped
corridor and placed in the funeral car.
Through the great crowd gathered TO see
the murdered mayors last leave taxing OF
the scene Of bis Ea5ors or behalf OF the
city he loved the black car slowly passed.
taking It's place in the waiting procession.
As Il drew into line the march vas taken
up. and the thousands who had gathered
90 honor the dead moved slowly through
the crowded streets. with banners drsped.
and 10 the sad music Of a funeral march by
bands distributed 81 intervals through the
long Eins.
Out from the center of the city the great
procession marched across the river TO the
beautiful church Of the Epiphany. near
the late executives homs. AL along the
line OF march people with sad faces and
barred heads watched the sombFe column,
and about the church throng IS great as
that which stood about the city. bail was
gathered.
The remains arrived at the church,
we're carried in and deposited In front
OF the chsncel, where, in an impressive
manner, the solemn servics for the dead
was performed, at the close Of which the
procession again took up the line OF march
10 6raceiand cemetery. The cortege moved
in the following order:
Piatooa of polfca
Iowa state band,
Azssir ]. Doyle, marshal of the day. win
mounted aides.
Gen Nelson A. Niles and personal staff
Department STAN OF array o1acers eonnecfsd
with the Worlds fair.
Col. Crosson, commanding Fifteenth Unitsd
States infantry from Fort sheridan
aud stsE
I1gh. Battery United states artillery.
First brigade Illinois National Guard
Chief OF Police Michael Brennan and four
con- paute8 oil polIcemea.
Battalion Of four COMPANIES OF the ere
department
Chicago Husxan.
Guard OF honor OF seven aldermen
Honorary Pall-bssFers-Hoa. ]. W Palmer, ex-
Gov og,ssoy: Hen !. W winston. Adolph
Il Higgl botham, president Worlds fair
directory: ferd. W. PEGS, Gen Charles Fits-
simmons, c. X G. Billings. ex-Mayor Roche.
Judge Francis Adams, Judge Lyman Turnbull.
Comptroller ". ]. Jones, p. .. Armour. ex-
Mayor Medili, r A. Walter.
Black draped iunerel car, with active pail
bearers. consisting OF eight captains of police
and eight captains OF the Gre department.
Aoarners In carriages, members OF the city
council, city officials, ex-clty officials. board
OF education, library beard, county oficials,
members OF the judiciary and representatives
OF the Chicago Bar Association. trustees Of the
seminary, district park commissioners
Gov. Altgeld and stats oficisia
Illinois board OF Worlds fair commissioners
United states government offieiaia
Typogrs hicai Union.
REPRESENTATIVES, OF the various civic socisttes
Chicago Fress Club.
Chicago Newspaper Club.
Democratic and Republican central comnittsss
Two Thousand city employees.
Various political clubs OF both partiex
German Turner and singing societies.
Two thousand re representatives. OF Polish societies
Two thousand Representatives of the Bohemian
societies.
Right hundred Catholic uniformed societies
Other Catholic church societies
Cian-Na-(iaei
Irish Literary Club
French Canadian societies
Norwegian societies.
italian soeietios
Citizens on foot and IN carriages
Though the military walked eight abreast
and the carriages were driven close to-
gether three abreast. and great mum bers of
society members were in line moving in