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raigned pleaded not guilty and were remanded -
trial. ~
Joseph II. Deutsch the private detective ch.r...
with sending threatening letter to Edward
Brown. Vice-Commodore of the New-York YacNs.
Club pleaded not guilty. "c@
FUNERAL or GLITTER TENDELL HOLurs
SIMPLE AND IMPRESSIVE SERVICES ATTEyDpn
THE LAYING TO REST OF THE POET

SIMPLE AND IMPRESSIVE SERVICES ATTENDED,
THE LAYING TO REST or THE POET
Boston Oct. lO-Amid a wealth OF flowers a.
brightness OF which was in strong contrast with IT,
gloomy skies and steady rainfall without the nj
black. cloth-covered coffin bearing a plate :.
which was inscribed "Olivor Wendell Holmes
and containing all that was mortal OF the famo,.
poet who has just passed away in the fulns,.
OF his years and fame, was placed at the head q,
the main aisle in Kings Charel at noon todd,
and the simple funeral rites were begun. 1t wa,
a few minutes before u o'clock when the coH,
upon which rested mass OF many-colored pansis.
rc.ed by a large wreath OF laurel was born,
up the aisle TO the wailing organ strains a,
Handlers Dead March in saul" with the Rsv
Edward Everett Hale. d. D., in his flowing Bach
robes. walking ahead and reciting in his strons
sonorous voice Il am the Resurrection and m.
Life, saith the Lord he that bclieve;h In N.
though he were dead. yet shall he live" On IN.
front OF the right hand gallery OF the chapel h.
fore the large. roomy pew in which the poet 81,
when he attended divine worship. hung anotbs,
large wreath o. dark-green laurel. tied with 4,
broad white ribbon. At the back OF the chancsl
and on the table within the railing custer,
OF white chrysanthcmums crimson and whit.
roses Easter lilies and other flowers. and on m.
pulpit n splendid branch OF hawthorn The flower,
came from a parts OF the country. even the far
distant Bohemian Club, of San Francisco. OF which
the poet was an honorary member, having had
some handsome blossoms sent to the chapel
Both the body OF the chapel and the gallerIs.
were occupied by many prominent people. Anon,
them were the Rev Dr. s. +. Smith. the autho,
OF MY Country It's OF Thee and classmats
of Dr. Holmes; President Eliot OF Harvard Uni
verslty; Professor Charles Eliot Norton Professor
william Watson Goodwin General Francis A
Walker Richard Henry Dana, Henry o. Houghton
the dead poets publisher. the Rev. DR. George E.
Ellis Co.onel Henry l.. Hgginson. Judge Ebenezer
Howe. DR.. Wacott George .. Shattuck, Charles
Follen Adams. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. the Rev
George Arbuthnot. the vicar OF Holy Trinity. the
Shakespeare Church. at Stratford-on-Avon Eng.
land justices Allen, Barker and l.athrop, and
Clerk NOb.e. Of the supreme Court: Judge Lowell
the Rev Samuel May the Rev. ., i. Frothns-
ham, Lieutenant Governor Wolcott Judge T. Rock.
wood Hoar William II. Ba dwin. Samuel q. Green.
Henry $: Hyde n. L. Grew, Thomas j. Gargah
The palbe2rsrs were ! P 2g,a Robert Treat Trsa,
Jackson and j. Jackson.
All the seats OF the middle aisle Of the chaps
were reserved and occupied by the poets In.
mediate family and intimate friends members 0.
Massachusetts Medical Society. representatives 0.
Harvard College and delegations from the Other
societies OF which the poet and physician was
member The service consisted OF the reading 0.
passages from the Bible and prayer by the Rev
Dr Hale the singing OF Mendelssohn,s oh Rer
in the Lord" by Miss Lena Little and OF chant
THE Lord is Ny SHEPHERD" ana hymn. 20 Para
disc" by the choir As the coffin was carried out
at the close Of the simple service the strains o.
The Dead March in Saul again rolled solemn5
The body was taken Immediately after the ses
vice to the jackson lot in Mount Auburn, wheres
was buried in the same grave in which rests ta
poets wife. 4 few selections were sung by
auartet at the grave. but there Other
ceremony. and only the relatives and most int
M resnect to lie of which gentieness was tn
soul and simplicity the garment