The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22
BARON H[RSCH[Ll BURIED.
NOTABLE GATHERING PAYS TRlB-
UTE TO THE CHANCELLOR.
Amh..sndor Choatc One of the Pail
hearers A. Lord Churchill, Repre-
sentimg Queen Victoria. Hore
Her Maiesty's wreath Of bnys.

LONDON. March 2l.-~The funeral OF
Baron Herschsi took place today In est
minister Abbey. procession az carriages
formed at the residence OF the a*eessse.s.
Cirosyenor Gardens. 10 when the hoGs
was conveyed yesterday on its arTatti
from Portsmouth.
At the residence the casket was pia'ess
in a glass paneled hearse and the pro-
eession proceeded 90 Westminster Appey.
There the body was met by the dean,
clergy and choir.
The pail bearers were the United states
amba ssador, Joseph II. Choate; the gov
ernmen, leader In the house Of commons.
Mr. Raifoar. the speaker of the house OF
commons. the RI Hna. William soaft
C:u,lsy: the high commissioner OF Ganaha.
Baron Stratheana and Mountroyai. the
LIBERAL leader III the house OF loros, sht.
Earl OF Kimberly. the vice chancellor OF
the University of London, Sir Henry Ln-
field Roscoe. the lord high chancellor. the
Earl OF Hassbury. and the chancellor %,
tbs suchv Of Lancaster. Baron James of
Hereford.
Lord Churchill the lord in waiting to
the queen represented her majesty. ana
there were also present representatives o.
the Prince Of Wales and the Duke OF
York
deceased Baron Richard Farrer 4ierSeh~
Ell who follow ed the coffin With the Tefu-
bers 81 the family.
As the procession proceeded mp the nave
the burial office and the Nineteenth psalm
were sung
Lord Churchill bore tina queens wreath
which WAS ~ bays. With an autograph
card inscribed. A mark cf sincere f*E4fo
from Victoria. Il !.
The largs congregation .nTiudcd shs 81
,ornsy general SIR Richard Webster, q
G: the solicitor general. SIR p. r. Find
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Rssh, Rex Mansiei Creighton. the mem
hers az ire United Ssates efaAaNsy, the
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corn the Earl of MORLEY Barren Ess%h 81
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Earl Of Aberdeen. fgeFbert Gladstone the
secretary 81 state Cor the colonies Joseph
cham nerlasrs the Right Han ssr Henry
Campbell Hannsrnlan, the leading Judges
ard Secretary Carr@rsghfs az tss Anglo
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