The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-19

furnished by a quartette consisting of
Mrs. Porteous. Miss Belle Ralston, Rich
ard Woodwork and Scott Woodworth
Aid. Percy Jones will be in charge of the
ceremonies. The interment will be in
the family lot at Lakewood cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers will be men
with whom Mr.. Pillsbury was actively
associated in the busy scenes of his life.
The list follows: ya ~ ~ e., terl,.tae. 49,.
W. D. Washburn, J. w. Raymond L.
P. Hubbard. Frank H. Peavey. W. H
Dunwoody, Martin B. Koon. George H
Christian. S. T. Mcknight, C. H. Petit
Llewellyn Christian, j. c. Carpenter,
Mai. w. D. Hale. The active pallbearers
have been chosen from the office of the
Plllsbury- Washburn company. They are
as follows: George w. Porter, Henry L.
Little. c. M. Amsden. E. A Merrill,
James H. Miller, w. c. Edgar, William
De Ia Barre and DR.. w. S. Laton
The mills and offices of the Pillsbury-
Washburn company will be closed all
day today. All of the emp Dyes have
been invited to attend the funeral. They
number LOCO, and as without exception
they were devotedly attached to Mr..
Pillsbury 1t is very probable that the
majority of them will be present AS
it will be impossible for so large mum.
Der to congregate at the residence, the
employees Will do as Mr.. Pillsbury sug-
gesLed at his fathers funeral-gather at
Lakewood and form in body wien
the funeral cortege enters the cemetery.
kilograms or CONFIDENCE poured In
from all parts of the country and from
Engla and Scotland yesterday Some
OF them were addressed to Henry L.
Little, Row manager of the company
but the most or them came to Mrs. Pills.
bury. In all about 200 messages were
received. One was flom William Glyn,
OF London, president of the Piilsbury-
Washburn company, and another came
from Anton Kutke, head of the great
Glasgow flour firm James H. Clarke,
OF Santa Monica, Cal, close friend Of
MIR. fillsbury, read of his death in tie
morning paper and at once telegraphed
Mrs. Pillsbury.
The board of trade will meet this
morning and adopt resolutions upon the
death of Mr.. Pillsbury, who was once
president of that organization The
: chamber of commerce, on the floor of
| winch lie was LOT years the most con-
i spicuous figure, will do likewise Both
bodies will be represented at the funeral
Mr.. Pilsbury was president of the
chamber for several years.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Duluth board of trade yester-
day:
Whereas, Charles A Pillsbury. m m
Der of this board of trace, departed Ii s
/ life, Sept. il, 1899; and
Whereas, His sterling Dusfne IS trains
his genial personality nd his great SYM
patry and kindness fer his fel Lwmen en-
( deared him 10 the members OF this ooa. d.
ana OF all who Knew him.
BE it reserved, That his demi Sc is a
distinct loss to this community and the
Northwest, and that it is a keen S orr Nv
to US who hereby extend his family tn s
( expression Of our sincere sympathy"
Commercial agents of the different rail-
ways centering in MINI apolis and the
representatives of all Eastern lines met
yesterday and decided to, attend the fu-
neral in a body. Final arrangements
will be made at a meeting to b. held at
10 o'clock this morning at the Guaranty
Loan building. From rs to 100 will be
present