Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
ARRANGE THE FUNERAL
Solemn Ceremonies 10 be Held In the Senate
Chamber se,, Saturday.
BURIAL PLACE or TIE LATE SENATOR,
Esteem Ia which %. Wa. Held Through
out the Country WIN be laid to
Rest Reside M. wife.

Washington. Dec. ss.-Arrangtmenti
Tor she funeral " she late senator Nor
rill VI Vermont who died a, an .arly
hour this morning were completed to-
day. The funeral csrcmuaiea NSu be-
hid IN the Senate chamber on saturday
now, at " o'clock nom. un,li then shs
body will remain at ghc family resi-
dcnce on MaAsaohuscsts avenue. and
will be borne 20 she Capitol early saiur.
day morning.
The services a, the Senate viii b,
conducted by Rev ". ~ afford LcaySlf
u All souls Unitarian church. where
senator Morrill, was an attendant for a
number Of years. assisted by Rev. DIR.
Wllburn. ths blind chaplain ~ the Sen.
ate. The remains will be taken 20 She
family home a; STAFFORD. VI. FOR burial
alongside the remains II Mrs. Morrill,.
although they viii probably be en-.
tO0mbcd here for n time. until the fam
ny mausolsun. now under conH.ruc-
ton IL completed.
ceased there were many evidences o.
nrscilonats regard during she day.
Senators ana Representatives wiin had
served alongside the venerable ytnfef.
man foT years called 10 pay their last
tribute % respect.
Mr.. Proctor. she colleague ~ Mr.. Nor
i,ll Tor the Law nye years. npen. tho
incoming a. the house comforting tho
members " the family. aud aiding In
Shc Lass offices 10 thu deceased.
During tha morning DR. swami rho
lryAsr-ln-luw. AMI Mia swami. niEivf-
ln-ln. OF the SENATOR. nnd for some
iime members ~ she h0ulchDld. ar.
rived from Boston. Besides ths pcrfonll
callers many mefragss ~ oond5icnce
came 10y telegraph from all paris Of the
country, The dispatches from other
friends In Vermont brchthod that warm
ptgtpnal esteem whltA was fS.i for tho
senator NJ his home.
The selegfanH represented all Soc
h0na cyming from California, Connec.
flcui, Philadelphia. The South ana Weft
and AL parts VI New England.
S.rgeant.si-arms Bright. ~ the Sem
ate. was az the house early iff she day.
and took charge OF the funeral arrsngs.
menis. OWING 20 the absence from the
cliy OF Nlce-Prosldcni Hobart and
Speaker Reed, who .ogrthar name the
honorary members from b1iii branches.
there was spms delay In apisJinslnE the
committees. The e-PresdeDt and
speaker Reed were communicated with
ana the COMMITTEES VIII be announced
laivr.
eeven senators aud fifteen represen.
taiiNes probably Will be named. 4 mum.
Der rather In EXCESS % shat usually
des gnaiei. owing a. IN. life ,ong public
service OF the deceased and ghe desire
% have many old associates represent.
ed In IN" last testimony 81 respect.
II II expected ais, that Mr.. Hobart
ana Speaker lieed win return for inc
service II their engagements viii per.
nit.
The ceremonies In the Senate cham.
bcr VIII be marked by chose chnrautpr-
istics Of solemn dignity usual on such
occasions. The caHket VIII be- first borne
To the marble room and then lmmedl.
aiely before the ceremony the active
plll-bearcrs VIII bear II 10 the Senate
chamber whore II viii rest inmmedlate-
" In front OF the presiding officers
The seats In the front circle Of the
chamber VIII be reserved for the Presl-
dent and members % the cabinet.
Rack OF them on cther side. the
honorary committees from the two
houses. wearing large white crepe
bands ABOUT the arm will be seated
Back ~ them VIII he the members uf
the Senate and of the House.
The funeral cortegc enters and leaves
the capitol from the main entrance on
the east front.