The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-16

Thomas S. Kenan to be Director Of the Fu-
neral Cortege. All Asked TO Sing the Last
Hymn at the Services, Arrangements from
Arrival of the Body until the Close of Ser
vices at the Grave. Three Volleys from
1900 Musksts. Musical Programme and
Order Of March
The remains of Ensign Bagley, ac-
companied by his devoted younger broth.
or, Mr. w. HI. Bagiey, arrived this
morning on the 1910 train from Jack
sonville, Fla.
In addition to friends and relatives
who awaited their coming, the official
escort consists OF lieutenant, a ser
geant and six priyates, who accompa-
MED the body to the home of the mother
of Ensign Bagley, 125 West South
street. This escort remained all night 10y
the casket, and will not leave it until re-
lieyed today ut 1:30 by the platoon Of
forty-eight non-commissioned officers,
who will escort the body to the capitol.
These officers will be commanded by
First Lieutenant Beavers, of Company
X, First Regiment and ON their ar
rival ut the capitol will act US guard
while the body lies in state.
Accompanying this escort will be six
honorary pall-bearers composed of cap
tains detailed from the First and Second
regiments.
bn.I hnp -, 4of full
will be six sergeants.
The catafalque will be in charge Of
non-commissioned officers with a pr-
vate ut the head of each of the six
horses. A non-commissioned officer will
he seated with the teamster. He will
have charge of the six body-bearers and
the six men at the heads of the horses.
When the body is taken from the
capitol it will be preceded by the escort
already named, followed by the clergy
men. The clergymen will Immediately
preeede the casket which will be fol
lowed in the order named by the hon
oraTy pall-bearers, the immediate fam
lily and relatives, State officials, SUI
preme court and municipal authorities
As the procession leaves the capitol for
the funeral ground Mt the south end
of the square the services will be read
by the officiating clergyman.
During the funeral services the escort
will take its place Immediately in FROM
of the casket.
The services, as stated in yesterdays
News and Observer, will be conducted
by the pastor Of the family the Rev.
DIR. Eugene Daniel. of the First Pres
byterian church, assisted by Revs. DR..
w. G. Norman, Of the Edenton Street
Methodist church; DR. Thos. Il. Skin
neri Of the Baptist church. and DIR. M.
Ill. Marshall, rector of Christ church.
All the clergymen of the city will he
invited TO attend in a body and occupy
seats with the officiating clergymen
The following music will be sung dur
ing the exercises at the capitol grounds.
/. Pilgrims of the night. 'Hark, Hark
my Soul
2. Solo by Mrs. Chas McKimmon.
3 aust as | am Without One Plea. !"
And at the cemetery, .Abide With
Me" Tallis Chant.
And the hymn of which the first verse
is sung at every service in the chapel
at the Naval Academy. as follows
Eternal Father strong to save,
Whose arm hath bound the restless wave
Who biddest the mighty ocean deep
ITS own appointed limits keep:
Oh, hear us when we cry TO Thee,
For those in peril on the sea-
After the services the procession will
form, and the order of march will be
as follows:
ORDER OF MARCH.
!. Platoon Of police.
?. Music
B Military escort from Governor
Guards.
4. Clergy.
;. Coffin and pal-b bearers.
y. Family and relatives of deceased
Z. Naval officers.
). Officers and enlisted soldiers of the
First and Second regiments N. G. yoIun-
teer u. S. A.
.. Cadets of Agricultural and MecIlan-
zeal College.
10. L. OBJ. Branch Camp and other
Confederate veterans. and Geo. Thomas
Post Grand Army Of the Republic.
il. Governor and other State officials.
IL. Chief Justice and Associate Jus
tices and clerk of Supreme court of
North Carolina
13. Mayor and other officials of city of
Raleigh.
il. Principals and students of Raleigh
Male Academy.
is. Raleigh Graded schools.
ROUTE.
The procession will form on Morgan
street at the head of Fayetteville street,
and will move thence to Wilmington
street, thence to North street and thence
via North street and lakewood avenue to
Oakwood cemetery.
According TO orders from Washington
the honor Of a Brigadier Generals fu-
neral will be accorded to the dead young
ensign This. as far as is known, is
unprecedented. BY reason of this the
salute will be ordered for eleven guns.
which will be given under the command
of lieutenant and four men in charge
of a Hotchkiss gun. This guy viii be
fired every two minutes while the pro-
cession moves TO the cemetery.
At the grave, the services will be re-
sumed by Rev. Dr. Daniel