The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-24
LARGE NUMBER: OF FRIENDS OF
LATE ARCHBISHOP GRACE
VIEW TsTHE REMAINS.
THE ORDER GF THE SERVICES.
CORT THE 2fsAsKET TO THE
CATHEDRAL.
PONTIFICAL REQUIEM MASS
To Be CeIebrat ted. by Archbishop Ire
land, Assisted by the Clergy of
the Diocese.

The body of Archbishop Grace lay in
state in the chapel of the hospital yes
terday from until 9 a. m. Masses
were celebrated by several clergymen
of the city. During the day a constant
stream of the deceased preiate's friends
called to view his remains. Today, as
yesterday, an opportunity is given to
all to see the caslket.
1t is sometimes customary to lay the
body of bishop in the cathedral
church. Though the custom has been
deviated from in this instance, the
privilege Of viewing the remains is still
granted to all his friends. The follow
ing order of services will be observed
on Thursday morning:
An escort of 200 laymcn from the diff
ferent parishes of the city will meet
in the cathedral girls school at 7:45
a. M, and will Immediately fern into
line and GO to the hospital TO receive
the casket
The priests and seminarians will as
semble in the same school at $50 at
the latest, and will move to the front
OF the cathedral, where they will await
the procession from the hospital The
bishops and the officiating priests will
assemble in the cathedral residence at
$50.
AT o'clock the office for the cead
will be chanted by the seminarians.
AT IL o'clock the pontifical requiem
mass will be celebrated by Archbishop
Ireland, assisted by the clergy of the
dlocese Admission to the cathedral
VIII be by card. Tickets may be had
by applying at the cathedral residence
and from the different pastors of the
city This arrangement will exclude
those that would Toe drawn thither by
mere curiosity and who would occupy
the places that should be filled by per-
sons DESTROYS of honoring the memory
or the deceased prelate. The tickets
are not reserved for Catholics. but
VIII be given JnOn-Catholics as well.
The remains of the deceased prelate.
as they lie in the casket, are attired
IN the full episcopal robes of his dig
nlfied office-mftre, chasuble, maniple,
stole. amice, alb, rochet, gloves and
Shippers. The casket is Of solid oak.
covered and draped with black broa d.
cloth. 1t has extension handles and
satin.
Archbishop Ireland said mass at the
chapel at 1880 yesterday morning in
the presence of a number of the local
clergy and sisters from the various
Catholic institutions.
Only once before in the history Of
the Northwest has the pontificaI re-
QUEEN mass been celebrated, and
that by the deceased The funeral
sermon will be preached by Rt. Rev
john Stanley, bishop of North Dakota
! who WAS for, manyryears parish priest
( at the cathedral and who. for that
reason, had an intimate acquaintance
with the deceased. .-
The choir music will be in charge of
John Gehan and Father Simon. of St.
Ihomasr seminary, who will lead the
seminarians. All the male singers in
the Catholic choirs of the city are ex-
pected to take part. and a rehearsal Of
those who intend to sing at the serv
ices is called for this evening at 7:45
In the school house, Seventh and st.
Peter streets. There will be no fe-
male voices in the choir.