The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-02

rest grant unto him. o Lord and may perpetual
light shine upon him.
The body was then lifted from the cata-
falque and borne slowly from the church,
while the organ played Gounod's Bene
dictus.
The funeral procession was formed and
the start for Mount ollyet Cemetery was
made. The remains were placed in the
receiving vault and brief religious ser
vice was performed, the priest reciting the
Canticle Of Zachary, which begins:
Blessed he the Lord God Of Israel, because he
hath visited and wrought the redemption oI his
people, and hath raised up horn OF salvation
TO US, in the house OF David, his servant.
Among the prominent people in the
church, in addition to those already
named, were General Miles, Co-onel
Michler, Chief Justice Fuller Rev. DR.. T.
Dewitt Talmage, former Senator Call,
Representative Davis Of Florida, Mrs.
Charles W. Fsirbsnks, Mrs. Wetmore, the
Misses Wetmore, Senator Charles W.
Fairbanks, Miss Regina N. Elliot Jam. S
D. Edmonds, Mr.. and Mrs. H p. Ran
dolph, Mrs. Juana II. de Macias. Mrs.
Lodae, Mr.. Sydney Y. Smith, Mr.. Edward
/. Renick, Maria de Calvo, Mrs. James f.
Barbour Mr.. George l.. Richards. Judge
NJ F. Morris, Mr.. Jose N. Maoias, Miss
Josephine L. Kendrick, Mr.. David Jayne
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Curtis, Nr.
Z. Garet Mr.. Thomas Wilbur Crid.er Mr..
James f. Barbour, Mrs. Conger, Mr. y.
L. Dawson. Mr.. Chandler. Mrs. Edward
Ireland Renick, Mrs. L. +. Miller, Mrs.
John Russell Young, Mr.. Justice Brown,
Representative Henry Cabot Lodge, Mr..
Frank B. Conger, Dr.. John Moore, former
Senator Joseph c. s. Blackburn, and Senor
Gonzales de Quesada.
Many members OF the diplomatic cops
were present Amcng them were: Dr..
Martin Garcia Merou, minister from Ar
gentina: Senor Antonio del Niso, secre-
tary OF the Argentine legation; Baron
Franz Riedl Won Riedenau, secretary OF
the legation of Austria Hungary; u. de
Szilassy, attache of the legation OF Aus
Hungary; Senior Don Joaquin Ber-
nardo Calvo, minister from Costa Rica;
Mr. ]. +. de Assis Brasil, minister from
Brazil; Mr.. Manoel de OIiveira Lima, sec
rotary of the legation of Brazil;
Mr.. Constantin Brun, minister from
Denmark: Senior Don Luis Filipe Carbo,
minister from Ecuador; II. Eugene THE
baut first secretary and charge d'af1aires
of the embassy of France; Lieutenant
Commander Won Rebeur- -PaschevitZ, naval
attache of the embassy of Germany; Capt.
Alfred Paget. military attache OF the en-
bsssy OF Great Britain; Mr.. Reginald
Tower. second secretary of the embassy
OF Great Britain; Mr.. Robert Bromley,
hoaoraTy attache of the embassy OF Great
Britain: Senior Don Carlos Morla Nicuna,
minister from Chile; Senor Don Eliodoro
Infante, first secretary OF the Chilean le-
cation; Mr.. J. N St. Leger minister from
Haiti: Count Vinci. first secretary and
charge d d'affaires OF The embassy Of Italy;
Senor Don Enrique Sanubanez, second Sec
retary OF the legation Of Mexico; Senior
Don Jose Y. Dosal, attache Of the legation
of Mexico; Count Cassini, ambassador OF
Russia; Mr.. a. Grip, minister from Sweden
and Norway; Air. !. B. Pioda, minister
from Switzerland; All Ferrough Bey, min
lister from Turkey; Sidkey Bey, second ssc-
retary Of the legation of Turkey; Gen. II.
Enver Pacha, military attache Of the lcga-
ti0n Of Turkey; Senor Don Augusta f. Pu-
lido attache of the legation of Venezuela;
RIr. J. Kornura, minister from Japan; Mr..
Tsune Jiro NaEagawa, first secretary OF
the legation OF Japan; Mr.. Chin Pom Ye,
minister from Korea; Mr. Tom Z. Ye, sec
rotary Of the legation OF Korea.
Among these who sent floral tributes
we're: The President aud Mrs. Mckinley,
Senor Antonio Loze Arriago. Mrs. Sartoris.
Guadaloupe ArenGono, Senor Jose Andrade,
Mrs. Luz Romero de Garcia, Senor Jose F.
Godoy, Senor Sanubonez Senor Jose A.
Dasal, Mrs. Garcia Merou, the Bureau of
American Republics, Mr.. Frederick Emory,
the Secretary OF State, Senor Joaquin Bsr-
nardo Calvo, senor Martin Garcia Merou,
Mr. ana Mrs. Hit, Mr.. and Mrs. Westing
house, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thompson,
senor Jose Romero, Mrs. Grant, Gen. Rich
ard Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster,
Senor Luis Felipe Carmo. Nine Godoy,
Nine Calvo, and Mrs. Hearst.
The ushers were: Capt. J. c. Gilmore,
United States army; Lieut.. H. y. Ward,
United States Navy; Mr.. Robert S. Chel-
ton. Jr-. and Mr.. J. II. Biddle, of the State
Department; Ssnor COdoy, first secretary
Of the Mexican legation, and Mr.. Yala.
The choir was as follows: Sopranos
Mrs. Hugh La Grange, Miss Emily Donath,
Mrs. PeRnybsker. Miss Edna Bishop. Miss
Katie Aylmer. Miss Margaret Aylmer,
Miss Hanna Wade, Miss Helene Martin,
Mrs. Walter Wilnsrth, Miss Marie Bre-
gazzi. Miss Adeline O'Bryon, Mrs. Harder
Mrs. Edwin Cow, Miss Helen Pitts and
Miss Isabel Sinclair; altos. Miss Kate
Lackey, Miss Elizabeth Tyler, Mrs. W Fl.
Wells. Miss Annie Fleming, Mrs Jennie
Hcilifeid, Miss Gertrude Baden and Miss
Julia Sullivan; tenors, Messrs Michael
Peters. Fred Allen, Fred White Eslinger,
Ernest Cox and DR.. Robert Smart; bassos,
Mr.. Charles Gocdchild. DR.. E J. Stitt,
Messrs W. Silas sheetz. Henry Martin.
Arthur Giles and z. Bastable. Organist,
Miss Jennie Glennan.
squad Of police in full dress uniforms
was present under command of Sergeant
g, McNeely. Of Precinct No. g. The men were
Privates O'Brien. Elgin, Cats and Eng
lish, OF No. 9. and Priyates Flathers and
HalleT, of Nc. >. Four men from the Cen
trail Detective Bureau were present These
were Detectives Gallaher, Proctor, Me
Nance and Psrham.
One Of the features OF the funeral was
the celebration of the mass in white. Yes
terday being the feast Of the circumcision,
the law OF the Catholic Church forblds the
celebration OF the mass in black. It was
not til the close Of the mass that the
officiating priest doaned his cope of black.
This was the service Of dissolution.
II has not been determined at what time
the remains of the deceased will be re-
moved TO Mexico.
Record of Confederate Graves