The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

, ne would he iound taithlul IL became evil
dent at once. not merely that he possessed the
iiboratlops q me sSpate. hut that he intended
the respect and friendship OF the whole senate.
the oflice he filed Increased honor and in
nuence.,
say even in this presence, that in private inter-
he mos. frequently used were. He is 9, good
man And I may b. permitted TO add that
no more sincere mourner than the President Of
the United States.
"GenisI. kindly. hospItaSle, no u one ever had
sne%y He ns aSa never we 'ES
pressed them "1 frSey He loVed However s 70
gay pleasant words. and to do kindly acts.
ness Of the Kind deeds he was constantly do
inc nST too oo basy 10 70 do
deed. He might have spare himself many
times. but he loved to do Kindly things him
tha, bah friends must show himself friendly
An, hhnn Is true rue, The poor and lowy feel that
-" !, cannot he said Of him those did not
sHGS hin those TSS s% bs @ wSc sn!H n f
ther,. The load Of business cares, the worry
o. political lie were there. all and al,ogether;
% f' from very care c n%
day by day, fresh courage and purpose. Alas,
our keeneSt sorrows On a pleasure trip IN a
s ias HHy svI sn sa IL . II; s,sns 4
the event. There seemed nothing left out,
hat cogIi add TO the bitterness q this .orroy
shansed, Ip, in that great sorrow wa, the
"Herc whore he wa. best known and loved
he r Gam" hack to dc All tint science and
| In vain when on his nomination he received
an ovation from our citizens. irrespective OF
rnrty. in the words he spike he emrloysd the
! express his feelings for this city. TO those
words eyery heart 9f tia, yast multitude, as s
he came back with such satisfaction that for
atime b" seemed to rally. from every home In
tudes d homes in this 6foad land. have been
carried the invisible strngs2 f love and SYM
%h' dsp. al With E, tS ss and Ii. ARE.
! heart no words can tell. To what else than
to ,hese constant PRAYERS can be ascrhed the
hss been ths i1y o. this house and the never
months Of To- patient sufferer. 10 watch and
70 cheer; TO hepr and to do all that was needful
III to-day we are csiei to earn the univsr-
! sal lesson associated with all human great
ness. Vanity Of vanities. all IL vanitr: here
eni more cheering 1t Ia true In lus'Tv and
I"T,I"ysrsnSs win .nccH.s: !, !. trus Loving
/ are the best things to say. and kind deeds the
EVEN IN the
| enter. II Is the relation ~ his soul to Col. As
BIZ TSsSr may y Se nGw.d to say D hat IN the
hs'a tn In Jesus Chris, as his Saviour. aud a
2 Art,, hnR q fIn.,
pointed Tor 81 living. ths.s R9risl ,TsmS!ns,
vii live WIFI e he remains"
pr Mage concluded with this prayer:
living ,hinG and the 'R bToM,h Of ali mansInd.
! Who hath given AMI Who hath taken away.
bow Pc an nv h1y se9 ios
Of men We thank Thee FOR the life and ser
has hSas"ncd AMI the good h" has done In the
S9ri l9r ~. GRACE o. na,lcnee m1 Th 10
let Thy dressings fall upon all In Thy pres
Thy holy viii. and teach us all to NUN Der our
| days and apply our hearts to wisdom Look
! In mercy on this nation which thou has be.
%spseHNy do we fray Thee to bls:s Ard pre-;
f.srye Thy servant, the President OF these ,,se
upon this household again t.reaved aud give
g. 10th, them the conso so tons OF Thy grace 10 Thy
! uiNlle pTfseUct anu pressing. IN nuppy
Grant We do prsv Thee that % oil OF us may
n re- y 6 hes st and "a az
! last through the abundant mercles OF Thy Son
our LORD an sayiop- Jesus Christ"
tn chorus Of the orpheus Club sang to the
music OF German song. the hymn:
"wcarv hands o we,ry hands.
Resting now FROM Ms's endeavor"
After few words OF regret that Chaplain
| Il.,,rp q ,h..1 49,. has bar
Or. Maggie dism ssed the congregation with a
hearse iirect to Cedar Lawn Cemetery. For
the whole distance & mile and half the
ss p s9 Ea ne .ssS who and 1f Ssr
coverel heads. A, the cemetery several
.hog.and, P oEoS, We're gathered; but IA
receiving vault had been roped OF. and
there was no intTnslon The last service. .s
we're present 9niy the President and Cabinet,
the Chief Justice and Justices OF the Supreme
Aver Car, and MIS- III:
ADJ Gen Maori G99P russs
Ba,Ssiov. Or. Nes,SS. NJ, HoSsrts Physc.ss.
Evans, The services were held Il. the recelv.
ing vault, which was mas q flowers. DR.:
through tn. form g Of the com comm SERVES
The Rev. Dr. shaw pronounced the bene,
diet on. small IA was the number who
sent TO the cemetery not nll could @et into the
vault. After the service Mrs. Hobart and the
family returned to the house. Presiden,
Mckinley and his party started for Washing
ton by the special ira n immediatey. Mem
orinl exercises for Vice; President Hobart were
held Yesterday In tho Madison Park Methodist
church. the Broadway Reformed. the Emanuel
Bart It and the African Methodist Episcopal
churches, and the United Methodist Mission.
The city was crowded all day every train and
trolley cnr bringing In fresh visitors nun
Der ~ pick pool eta were arrested among the
crowds on the street.
Among the officials an disting ed psrsoni
present at the tpnern! and not before men
Toned. were Justices Of the United States SUI
brown and joseph MeKenna. Senator,
Ncl.on W bAIdrichi william D: ,AAlIlsoq
Beveridge. Julius c. Burrows. Marion Butler
Clarence, d. Clark. William a. Clark, Ajax,
s spsnr Clay Gnnr'' GS,un SSiserSGa
RsPew. stephop D Elk ms. william Lindsay
Henry. Cabot Lodge. Louis +, McComas
John l.. NcLanrin, William +. Mason, JohI
7, Morgan. Boles Pen ,se, OLyile II
Joseph J. Foraker. Addison q; Foster. Jacol