The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. S7.-Tae an&l
oas1s1ties over 1fss rs.sas8ns - tie l2lc
KAts F5es3 were he'd IA T~-asgy caurca
kals afteFxscan. TIE large essacs Was
eroax5e4 20 ehe doors WIN fae sssosS pT0sni-
neng people Of tae city who ass~1aassd 30
DO homer - sAe znenluTy q ne dead
avoE-lan. The CaA1cea. IN 'front.' of wn3eA
enc casket rested. was - ~ plants
and beautiful naral 0aeeas. sent By people
frcm al psrss ~ tae co10tFy. Cox. Ba&d
~&s resseseates BY his star a Gull uG--
form. and a aumssr af f0retEn corsass.
Federal oftsess.s and sse se8as 81 All state
and uunsslEs4 aep4rZ nssfIsS were present.
The services Nere conducted sy Rev.
George E, Walk. and were @ecorAng 10
the r<Eal - lege Episcopal chGEsA- r. j.
Stewart vas musical director. ard ths
choir sang "Ah.9e Nah Aie" Ana "Angels
k.veF Br.eht and Fair. As ghe SaSkeS Hgs
borne from the charcA CaoplR'S Funeral
AArch" vas played.
After tae church ceremonies the body
was taken 70 the creguAzorS a. odd Fel-
lows Senaet tery. where e vas inXeneraf esG.
The asaes wlIl te seag 20 III. II. Kehisaaf.
OF Chicago. W. Nt1 see sAat tAeY are
placed N NouBz Auburn cemetery. Bee-
ton. according 10 fne wish expressed by
Miss Fled
The paIi bearers we're Maycr-eIeef James
n. Fstelan: a. ". Foster. president OF the
San Francisco & Northern paelES rAll-
road. Attorney Henry f. Highson. ". II.
Mills bead u the Southern Pacific land
department. W. c. Banner. r u. Demeas
and G. NJ. Eu4. representing the FrssS
Club. Henry James of tire Examiner. W.
F. Burke. Of the Call ~. n. Scott. ~ tas
Chrauscse. James 4. BOgch. % fke Report.
E. c. Roberts of the Post; James ;. Ty-
ser. OF the Builo,tn, and Alfred 3. Nye.
managing ssfiso~ Qf the osAklana Enquirer.
The Press club 81 San FraHszsco. assist
- fvrS sfssar-s
Of ali esae arrangements Tor fhe funeral.
vAe expenses % whtch are ra1d by Dir.
kohlsaRt.
This morning F>s following telegram was
recesvess ssora Washington.
.*SEa4hinsstor Dee s7-Ths Press Club.
glad - avail afuse1 OF your kindness 70
have floral off.ring placed oa the essr OF
49, - .HENRY r. THURBER.
Pirate Secratary.
The Press Club accarsingiy caused a
large bunch Of white roses 70 be placed on
the casket In compliance with the wisn ~
President Cleveland.
On the caskct. wAich was completely COW
cred With a pan OF California vtoie;S. sent
by Mrs George Crocker. wRs placed "A
small bunch os sftiewsisS. which had been
seat - Mrs. Highton BY iaborer on the
water front. accompanied ~ the follow
ing tribute
s-San Francisca. Dec. as-Ars Henry
Hightons As the friend or her who -
rgnefaberea after death In the love II
friends, VIII you please xssit these little eide
leaselss flowers On her coffin today. Thry
OF snow high up In the Swiss lAlrS, by the
breath of liberty. and are tribute from
4 workman o. the docks, VINO admired her
writings and cnaracf 2. VERY rH<ssect7 Jlsy.
''AIs9EsEsT JOHNSON
Among other norAl offerings were
large arm covered with white gilrysanthe-
NUNS SurTnaunted BY white roses frusn
Mr kohlsgat. with the inscription. she
represented the best elements % the press
and the country" ard an .uru similar IN
shape covered with syniiax and roses frofn
the ChIcago Tlrnes- Herald star. Mr. and
Ms. NJ r. de Young seus n cross q blue
corn fo~ers twined with ahes % the
valley. Mrs r. HiEhton. an ivy cross,
from which hung vreasn - rosss- tso<s
Basa a wreath ~ orchtts. the Press club.
A laursi wreath: TIE Examiner star. a
wreath cs evergreen Miss Marian Y.
Bunner for Current Literature. an arul-
fsl of vfosess. Mss Lillian Whiting. 0f
fto<fsu a bazk@9 - white roses Mrs. Sol
smith a Laurel wreath. Ms r Boyd.
a cluster of lilies % The valley. Flowers
we're also ssnt ~ Mayor safro. Acttng
Mavor FAeEam the women nsssxMgssH~r
workers of san Francisco and many ofa-
ers Tae California Wine Growers sent q
wreath. wsth TIRE inscription:
.sThv spirit strong and free y thought
Has ehanrioasd our Gauss IN feArisss
Eternai rest sappiahts the battle 50 wen
feuEaf
Ane gratitude sunshinss ihe memory q
thy iife"
Miss E3nsd had frequently visited san
Francisco. and had many friends hern-
she had ezuplayea her talents IN writing
and leetursng on California ard tta pro-
duets. ard fne people Of tess state admired
her brilliant gifts. and valued her zz .
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