The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
God. We may paraphrase the wer-known
words OF the posi-, and say

God. We may p6raphrase the wer-known
words OF the post, and say:
so more, no more the worldly shore
DiSturos her with its loud uproar
With Opened eyes her spirit fl es
Beyond the gate of pa.adise
We weep an" wall, but not fur her,
rms happier one, ner course is run.
r ON lands OF snow 10 iands az sun
WIN Opened eyes her spirit flies
"here summer sings aud never dIes.
Blessed indeed will it be for one who loved
The flowers OF earth so well 10 walk with him
by the fountains OF living waters; aud q 1
himself shal! wipe away all Tears from their
eyes ohe VIII be gone from Us, but she Will
remain. Blessed a re the dead who die in The
LORD Tor their works do follow them.
tn moments OF sorrow ami weakness she
wiz viii De "itn us, and tke influence of her II e
VIII aHord such strength as earthly COM
muhloh could not give. Works of Charity live
IN osy ono the doing. Kindness brings the
t halHest OF sowing. Love out4ives the pas /,
ne present and the future. Tongues shall
ceast, but lie eLdureth forever. Tne higuest
hSa au OF praise that can De given i ;has
"nlcn the Savior gave to the ihItaful woman
could"
a career closed, the arch is imper feet until
tne hahd OF death has fixed The KeyStOne. 1t
Is the end o! the journey which gives character
TO the way, ana now, hfe's successful. journey
enoed, sne rests well.
II is hard to part. when friends are dear
re h ps will cost a si-h, a tear.
men S eal away, give iijtle warning,
choose thine own time;
say not good-nigh:. but in some happier cline
Bid me gooI-mornng.
When the pasto- had concluded his
tribute to tie d pa rted, another hymn OF
winch Mother Mex Iniey was particularly
fonu, IN carer, My God, to Thee, ," was an
nounced by Rev. Mr.. Roper of the First
Daptlst Church and sung by the quartet
Inc undertaken then removed The lid
from the caSket and an opportunity was
gwen the vast congregation 10 look upon
the features of The departed. To the
ulrge-llke music of the organ the crowd
slowly filed past the chdDcel rail, gaZed
upon the sweet iace and passed out OF the
door, while through another door those
VINO could not gain admission to the
church entered slowly, pas ed the casket
and Joined the multitude on the outside.
1t Vas past , O'Clock when the CaSket was
recovered. The rain which had fallen a.
most increasingly ali day continued, bu 1
IL spite OF II the long line OF carrIa .es 10
West Lawn Cemetery was followed by
hundreds of pedestrians.
When the cortese reached the cemetery
the burial ground # the Mckinney family
was surrounded by an immense crowd,
which seemed to give no heed 10 the in
Cement weather. A canvas canopy had
been er c Ell near The open grave Tor Inc
shelter o. the family and those assisting
IN the last sad Tiles. Here the beautll vi
wreath al flowers which the President ana
Mrs. Nc klaley mad placed upon the graves 5
OF children lost long ago, anu OF the Presl-
dents fatEer. brother and sister. was lit
orally covered with the numerous floral
offerings sent 10y sympathlZIug fGends
from ali over the country.
Ine services at The rave ere very short
and simple. The casket was tenderly
lowered Into the grave by the pail be trers,
and tie simple h,urgy service Of The
Methodist Episcopal church was read re-
sponsively bv Presiding Elder L. d. Hoitz
OF this dIstnct and Rev. l.. c. Manchester.
Rev. Mr.. McAiee of co umbus pronounced
u beneuictlon.
During he hours OF the funeral business
was suspended throughout the city. Busi-
ness PAGES and offices were closed, fac
tories and shops shut down, and al
work suspended in courts and county and
city buildings. County and city OfiiciEls
and members OF the bar attended the
services n b dy.