Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
CHADWICK IS HONORED
The Deceased VIII Be Buried
With Masonic Rites.
LEGISLATIVE COURTESY ACCORDED.
Testimonials Of Respect and Con.
dolenee Of Friends.
THE masonic cERKxosY.

THE MAsOsTC CEREMONY.
Tonight At the Methodist church the
midnight service Of the Thlrtieth de-
gree Scottish Rite MasoBs viii be eele-
brated, under the auspices Of the MDit-
uomsh council, Ksdosh. Eminent
Commander Malcolm will be the chief
celebrant, assisted by his officers. The
rite Will that Of the ancient warrior
monks, somewhat modified. The mu.
sieal part OF the csrmODy will be fuTn-
ished by the Boyer quartet, from Port
land. The regular burial service OF the
Masonic lodge will be used tomorrow
There will be DO special p0mp or dis
play, but 1t will nevertheless be one OF
the most notable Masonic funerals
that ever took place 10 Oregon. i; IL
expected thai offieers aud members Of
the grand lodge from all parts Of the
state will be present.
II has b.eu .etermined that after
leaving the residence the funeral ser
vice will begin 81 o'clock p. m. Fri
day at the First NJ. +. church. Rev.
sinclair will conduct the Episcopal
rte, sitter which the Grand Lodge Ot
Masons will take charge. Their cere-
mony will be performed at the grave
10 Rural cemeteF The Scottish rite
eonsistory service takes place at the
church tonight at midnight. 3. J.
Chadwick arrived last evening from
Seattle 70 attend bis fathers funeral.
Electric cars on all lines will make
regular trips until midnight TO carry
people 10 the church, and will make
one trip after the close OF the service 10
carry people home.
THE LE0IsLATURE AC1s.
The following resolutions were In
tFOdnced and passed UNANIMOUSLY In
both houses yesterday afternoon.
Whereas. We have received with
profound sorrow the announcement Of
the death of Stephen Fowler Chad
wick, formerly governor Of thIs COM
monwealth, therefore be 1t
Resolved, by the senate Of the state
OF Oregon, the house concurhng, That
In the death OF Ex-Governor Chadwick
the state Of Oregon has lost one Of lts
eminent and most patriotic citizens.
BOrned and reared In rugged New
England, the part he always took IA
the pioneer life aud progress Of the
state of hls adoption he loved 10 well,
his intellectual powers, his breadth Of
mind aud grasp Of public affairs mad q
him one Of the leaders among his fel.
low citizsns. over aud above these
faculties, knowledge Of public affairs,
his wit and power, he was an affection.
ate, loYable man, esteemed by all who
knew him, which causes him 10 DO
m9urned today, not only by this
friends bat by many who had no per-
.onel Aequalntanoe With him.
Resolved that the citizens of tbs stats
of Oregon Ia the death ~ this dlalin
gulshed sou have losl one whose Inter
eoufss was Always Instructive, helpful
aud klndly, whose generous impulses
found their expressions 10 many beDs.
violent ae.s aud whose distinguished
oarosF SUD patf0slo devotion 10 his
uoanlfy sRd statesmen will strive "a
emulais,
Resolved, That the sympstby and
oopdoleaos u lbls legislative assembly
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shoas sflilelion ls ~ much greater
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