The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-30

olney Cabin No. & Native Sons, and Culh.
Ing Post No, n, q, A. Il, Following the
casket was a crayon portrait " the de.
ceaser borne by Charles L. MoEwan
and Fred Gates. who had been his com.
panlons during his lifetime In this city,
The procession Immediately formed, be-
Ing led hy chief " lNllcc na,lock and
platoon OF police, In the following on
der, Astoria Military BAND, Second bat.
TALON naval reserve, Gushing Post No
a. @, A. r., tho hearsc, portrait and
pallbcarerS relatives os the deceased,
Gushing Relief Corps No, 4 seaside
Lodge No, y, A. q, L, w. Charity Lodge
No @ and pacllc Lodge n, IS, pcgce
of Honor Marching with tho naval ~
scrve was Charles A. Clasc, gunner
who had been with Admiral Dewey al
Manila, while the procession WIS being
formed Chlct Stockton VI thc hro depart.
mem had the bell tol,cd at minute taps,
Al the word " command from Camradc
Elmorc tho procession moved forward,
the hand playing soft and touching
funeral dlrge, on the march 70 Grace
Episcopal church, where the impressive
services OF the Episcopal church were
performed over the dead by Rev VIM,
Seymour short At the close ~ the ser.
vices In the church the procession aKalu
took un W. line of marvh and proceeded
Ia the steamer undlne, upon which pas
sage was taken for Greenwood cemetery,
81 great was the crowd that deslred to
SO TO the cemetery that the steamer Han.
thorn and the launches Triton and Elt
each took a load and then many had TO
Oe left, Arriving az the cemetery the
various ORGANIZATIONS WIRE drawn up
about the grave and the last sad tribute
was made 10 the dead The address was
made by Rev, ], A. Edmnd 81 the Swed.
lsh Lutheran church II vas touching
and eloQuen, tribute 20 the patriotism and
manhood a. the dead soldier Hc spoke
of the exemplary character ~ the Young
consolation to the sorrowing relatives
and friends The beautiful and symbolic
rltcs ~ the Grand Army were then
performed, after which a detail ot Y men
from the naval reserve Hrcd three vollcyS
over the grave og their comrade In arms
and thcH the hugle sounded taps, that
sad sweet call, that has sounded So many
times before over the graves NJ other
noble American boys who had given up
their lives tha, this nation might 10 on
In It's grca, and glorious work Tor llN.
erty and humanity, And the dcad was
left un,u tha; last great roll call when
those who have made a good ngh, viii
be given the reward not to De had OF
this earth
Rdward G. Young was born on Youngs
river January 10, 1872. ana died al Manila
q typhoid fever. Augus, H. ls< At the
time the spanish war broke out be was
a student al the state agricultural coll
lege az Corvallis aud would have rradu.
a'ed az the end o; the year He WAS "
the drS; 20 orrsr his services 20 hts cour.
try and was enlisted In company 4. See.
ond regiment, Oregon volunteers Tie len
at once with his regimen, for san Fran.
cisco, and it was just a year 20 day
from the time he las. saw his native
country until his dead body was brought
hack to the shores ne had lett with such
bright hopes and fond ambitions, His
father and mother, Andrew Young and
Johanna Young. and a sister Agnes and
brothers Daniel, Edwin and William.
are left to mourn the death Of a dear one.
who was no; afraid 10 die when duty
called