Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
BURIAL or CURTIN.
Many Prominent People Prcsent-ReIicI-
Gus Ceremonies of the Si,nule.t s,,,

Many Prominent People Present-He,jci-
Gus Ceremonies of the Simplest Sort.
BELLEFONTE. PA, October l0-Not-
withstandlng the rain. which had fallen
since early last night, the crowd that
assembled here to-day TO pay the last
tribute Of respect and honor 20 the mem
CRY OF Ex-Governor Andrew q. Curtin
was numbered by the thousand. promi-
nent men from all over the State and ad-
Joining SiateS were here. among the num-
Der being Governor Pattison, General
John X. brook, Hon. 4. X. Mcclure.
Colonel William n. Mann. Judge Craig
l'iddie. Morton McMcbacl. Judge Lands.
Jcrome y. Niles and hundreds Of others.
TIE irst part OF the funeral services
he'd was a citizens meeting In the court
mouse al lo O'Clock. when that building
was packed 10 OVERLOOKING. Hon 4. O.
Furst was made president, ana he opened
The meeting IN "A brief and appropriate
speech. General Beaver read the memo
rial minutes end resolutions of the Cen
ire County Bar Association. which we're
adopted. ana hr.ef tributes were then paid
to tho life and memory II the deceased
in most fitting and hiehly culoGistlc adj
dresses hy a number Of prominent men.
Al the close OF the citizens meeting,
the remains. under escort Of a guard Of
honor. con.poso1 Of Comnauy T.. \. G.. =.
.l prl,rfonte ana ,,yrrtv u,,mbers Of
Grc,-o post NJ O, C:r,,1 ANY ~ tho
g,,,uh'tr of This Mace g., CHARGE Of Can
t,r, rohn g NtuI@r ,vcro taten n the
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IN ,.,-r, , 1901 n"rir', nc ,ina
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Governors friends.
orc Of IN. p4thctic incidents Of this
hour US tho march az ION echool-chu-
g,on 81 aau,fonf. past mo caslct 70
,,ks o. maritime r.ravv.u Ia death tho
c'I, euc,t ~, ioCkcl v.rv n,t,,ral-
,,., iifol'.. he fc,t,,,ns were com
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f.,y ,,t,,tcs before . o.clocl, tho 70
mains v.oro returned "a Tho fanilv rpsi.
Gor,o ,p Uich street ,yher, r.liaious
services were hold at ? o'clock. These
,yara OF tla sjnrfost character There
was no etu-ioe. E,v. Or Laurie. T. -
pastor II tho Eclcfontc Presbyterian
church. hll charge Of the services. and
was assisted hv Rev. DR.. Robinson. Of
tho Western Thcoloeical Seminary. Ale
eho1y CIV. who vs,s Mr. Curtin's naqtor
uhu. ho was Governor I'm Harrisburg,
The services were opened bv Dr. Robin
son reading the SCRIPTURE which was fol-
low.d with PRAYER bv Dr. Laurie. The
latter r.atlrman then made d. brief adj
dress. and was followed bv Dr Robinson
ln "a very affecting aG Iress. with prayer
ly Dr Robinson the services closed. and
preparations were made 10 convey the re-
mains % their last resting-place.
The procession. as IL moved 10 the
cemetery. was formed as follows: Military
escort special Grand Army Of the Re
public escort. clergy in carriages. honorary
pau-bcarers in carriages. thc hoarse with
curriers' ON each side. the family and
friends. repre.eutatIvcs OF the Pennsyl-
Vania Reserve Association, representa-
tivrs Of the Military order Of the LOYAL
LEGION. rcrrc-eutatiyes Of the Union
I,l-uc az PhuadoIphia. renoral officers
~ the National Guard Of PENNSYLVANIA.
the Governors stan and the stats Of
general officers of the National Guard
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