The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-01

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small rrraser of followers. and Il was
/. csnssrvatf.esy estimated thai when fhs
i PARTY passez Thlrfy-fearth street % Mzdl-
son avenue, there were less taan $50 men
/ Il Ins.
There were marks CT -eSper. al aiory
I The Hne. Barred heads we're the rals or
( both sides % she street. and many Ts3
and women were noticed 20 b crying
When the upeu space IL front % tire ho-
tells or Twenfy-thIra ard T~enty-afGh
streets vas reached thera ras an snc--
r1cas crowd- There we're 4 number cf old
r1e1 here who seemed 20 be great5y inter-
ested, for they stood with barred hesds
frorn she time the police appeared unsii
nearly al fhe procession had passed them
When tbs south side ~ Trion square was
reached the hand frzs had preceded the
catafaioue fen out C line ard. taking
stand On the Sidewalk, played a cirZe
while the remainder % the procession
passed Il was : o'cAock when TIE head OF
the column rounded lzto Broadway again
az Fourteenth street Al ex9ectant crowd
Of George worshspperS ffaHked Broadway
az Carsi street Here Il was also noticed
that there vas much weeping
The procession from that point 20 City
Hail park was without Incident. save for
a repetition az the scenes OF grief which
had been manifested along the entire
route.
Simple private services VIII be held at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning at the family
residence.
Reys George and Lifsiner Of Pfiladel-
phla. couslnS OF the deceased and both
Episcopal clsrgymen. Will offsciate. The
body wfll be carried 70 Greenwood TO be
inferred in the family lot on Ocean hzIl,
looking out on the Atlantic.
Rev. sIinot ,. sHsage's Tribute
AN IdeaIity'' was the subject OF the
sermon delivered today By Rev. Minot =
During his discourse the preacher said
that Henry George was a man who
through his life consecrated himself 70 the
welfare uf the people
Savage. s'the sympathy Of his heart. as
well as his physical strength. and ne died
literally martyr % his cause. lie L
man 20 hold UP for emulation for magnif-
cent snsrit and rhe conservation with
which he gave himself heart and soul. 20
his cause. IL we only had i0.oeo men who
cared half as much for the city,s welfare
as Henry George did. IL would be one OF
the most glorious cities of the world. We
need men who appreciate the Importance
of making this a glorious city"
DR.. Felix Adler.
At the conclusion OF an address on
present Political Conditions" before the
Society OF Ethical Culture. at Carnegie
hall today. DIR. Felix Adler paid a glowing
tribute 70 the memory OF Henry George.
He said:
AT the point in a great campaign for
tense. the weird light of a tragedy iilu-
mines the field. His friends and oppo-
nents--foes he had none-have Joined IN q
tribute 10 bis memory. II reviewing MS
career We recognize three distinct services
he rendered TO humanity. He did the most
Of any man 20 make the readers Of twp
continents realize the problem OF poverty
/ His claim as writer IL secure and ne
stood as a great popular leader. An old
Greek philosopher. when asked as to whom
he considered the happiess man. named a
ruler OF Athens who lived at a time when
Athens was in her glory. who had family
to continue his work where he left OF and
VINO died on the field of battle just when
HIS army was on the point OF achieving
brilliant victory. The same might be said
OF Henry George.
..An these conditions apply. and he died
IN the midst OF a great fight for the people
whom he loved on the eve 81 glorious
victory. II was his sincerity that the peo-
pie loved. They realized his great love for
humanity and respected him nm , Tor T. +. Whetn-
sfractiug society, they loved and admired
the man."
Rev. Heller Newton.
Rev. Heber Newton preached at All
Souls church TODAY on the Ethical Is
sues Before the City" He said:
THE tragedy which has befallen our
city within the last few hours ought TO de-
eide the issues in the heart Of every honest
mind great mind. roble-hearted man
has fallen martyr to the city's liberties;
the cttvs honor Conscious OF his physical
weakness vet following the call OF the city
20 him he piunged into the thick of the
fight regardless of himself. though with
the presentiment on his soul which he
expressed in that pathetic word Of his
CooDer Union address: I accept your NOM
nation and viii remain in the fight TO the
end though 7 die in It, All have said as
20 the ethical aspects of the Issues. he was
the living embodiment. The intense
earnastness Of his moral nature led him TO
plunge almost reclxlessly into this battle
Tor the neople.s rights and liberties He
could not be aDatheffc. We could not be
indifferent when the fate OF city OF Sa1.-
On souls hung IA the balance s .sc-s, Th rs In In
strange power over the masses Of men"
Memorial Services I'm san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3i.-Metropoli-
tan temple was crowded at noon today at
the memorial services for Henry George,
held under the auspices Of the Single Tax
Society President Manner. Of that organ
ization. was chairman Of the meeting. Miss
McClosiyey a cousin Of Henry George,
sang ''Fiee as a Bird said 10 be a favor
Ite composition with the economist. She
broke down during its rendition, and most
OF the audience was similarly Affected
Congressman James G. Mcguire recalled
many personal "reminiscences or the au-
thor Of Progress and Poverty" and ex-
Judge Robert Ferral. who nineteen years
ago was associated with George In the
rubiicatten OF the Evening Post
IN this city. spoke az the dead
mans journalistic experiences. 9th
or eulocistic addresses were made by
James II Barry. editor OF the Star; p. J.
Healv ana Chairman Manner. the latter
disroisslng the audience with a substitute
fer the orthodox benediction.
Henry Georges Successor.
NEW YORK. Aug s1.-Henry George.
con ana successor OF the late Henry
Georre. has issued the following state
Ynent:
~ am an aTectionate son OF most low
trp father Between rs has suhsisted the
ri0segf GONNA nioDship. ! have clear uu=
tlfrstaralng Of and a profound odTuira-
ton Tor all that he has said and done
man has h3It one life here 70 I've, sol
EMMY dedicate mine 70 the cause for
which my father gave HIS IL elected 20
SO exalted offirs % mayor OF Greater New
York I shall hold myself pledged 10 fulhi
every condition and promise mace or Nm,
ard most especially shah ] bring sWift
Justice upon chose public thieves sflc cor
rrttiou4sss who Tor 50 long have Haunted
tNsf- deeds In the faces OF the common
people whom they have insulted and rob-
."ro All the world ] proclaim this: Ny
fathers work rs ne planned and pursued
n shalt - carried forward without faiter-
irs ~ rvverviur Let All who took hope 81
me sirhs ~ his standard keep heart and
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