The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
H. M. WILSON.

roses and chrysanthemums IN a wreath
from John c. Mllholland
Chief McCullagh was In personal
command OF the police arrangements.
There we're 655 policemen on duty IN
the neighborhood Of the palace. The
crowd came down the avenue Ave deep
and was passed through the hall Ia
twos.
In the guard Of honor we're Arthur
Mcswen. louis r. Post. Dan r. Beard.
II. Martin Williams. c. II. Atkinson.
]. r. Mckenzie and Jos Dana Miller.
OF the ushers and guard OF honor Phil
adeiphla sent these. W. H. Keeyan.
Edward Ross. W. l.. Rcbs, II. w. Al
bright. Tor, s. S. Chopen. r. G. Stevens.
w. ". Tawressey. H. w. Hebel. II. V.
Heigel. Frank McNulty. william d.
Kelly. Arthur II. Stephenson. William
Brlce. Samuel Milliken. Rev. J. A.
Amles. w. d. Calllngham. Carson
Davenport. Henry =. Llpplneoit and
Isaac Felnherg.
Jersey City Theodore Werner. T. II.
Hunter and James MacGregos.
Delaware Albert Brothers. joseph
Chicago John ". White.
Brothers. George Carpenter and Har-
old Sull.
The procession which accompanied
the remain 10 Brooklyn was In many
respects the most remarkable ever Wit
messed In New York.
The catafalque was a magnificent
creature OF black cloth and at the base
was II feet wide. There we're Ave steps
leading up 20 the top. The horses. OF
Jet black. were covered with black SILK
netting and were led by iG grooms. The
only emblem on the top Of the caskei
was n small white wreath.
The ORGANIZATIONS that paid honor "a
Mr.. George. which were following the
funeral car. fell into line from The side
streets on Madison avenue and Forty
second street. There was some dlapp'
polntment In the small number OF fol
lowers and Il was conservatively eeil'
mated that when the party passed
Thlrty-fourth street to Madison avenus
there were less than 1900 men In line
There we're marks OF respect all alon1
tho line. Barred heads were the rul'
on both sides Of the street. and many
women and men were noticed 10 b.
crying.
when the open space In front OF the
hotels In Twenty-third and Twenty
dfih streets were reached there was m
enormous crowd There were n mum
Der Of old men here who SEEMED TO b
greatly interested. for they stood with
barred heads from the time the police
appeared until nearly all the process
sion had passed them. When the soutl
side of the union square was reached
the band that had preceded the cata
falqne fell out Of line. and taking
stand on the sidewalk played a dlrg'
while the remainder Of tho procession
passed. Il was O'Clock when the re-
mainder Of the procession rounded Int,
broadway aaln from Fourteenth
street An expcctant crowd OF Georgi
worshlperE ianked Broadway Al Cans
street II was alao noticed that Their
was much weeping The procession
from thnt point To City Hall park wa
without incident. save for n repetition
Of the scenes OF grief. which had beef
manifest along the entire route
Simple private services viii be hell
this morning az the fimily res
ldence. Revs. George and laitimer .
Philadelphia. cousins OF the deceased
and both Episcopal clergymen. will Of
fciate
The body will be carried 10 Green
/ wood to be- Inferred In the family lo
on Ocean Hiil. looking out on the At
ianilc.