The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-23
THE SHERMAN FUNERAL
Details of the Arrangements Here
and in Ohio.
General Miles Orders a Military Es-
sert-Presfdent Cassatt TO Have
Personal Charge of the Special
Train Carrying the Body to Mans
field - kilograms of Coincidence.

The funeral of the late John Sherman
will be held at the residence on K Street
tomorrow afternoon at 1 O'clock, the Rev.
Dr.. Maekay-Smith, of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. officiating Gen. Nelson A Miles
has ordered a battalion of the Fifth Cav
airy, together with its band. from Fort
Myer, and a battery Of artillery from
Washington, to act as an escort to the
body as it is taken from the house to the
Pennsylvania Station. where special
train of three coaches viii leave for
Mansfield at $3.50 o'clock. President Cas-
satt, OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, will
have personal charge of all details OF the
trip to Mansfield.
The following named gentlemen have
been selected to act as honorary pailbear-
ers. Secretary Hay, Secretary Gage, JUS
ttce Harlan, General Miles, Admiral Dew
ey j. C. Bancroft Davis, ex-senator } u
Cameron. and Myron NJ. Parker. ohiy
immediate relatives of the family OF the
dead statesman will accompany MS re-
mains to his last resting place.
A delegation from the Treasury Depart
r,eut and one from the State Depal tment
will accompany the cortege to the tralh'
which win arrive in Canton early Thursday
morning. where a private car for the use
of President Mckinley will be attached to
the funeral train. Mansfield VIII Dc
reached at 10 o'clock the same morning.
where the train will be met at the Penn.
sylyania station by Governor Nash ana
afof and a military escort, composed or
The Ohio National Guard. The BODY VIII
lie In state at the Episcopal Churcn tli
Z.30 O'Clock in the afternoon, When IuheIal
services will be conducted by the Rev. DIT
Putnam. InteTment viii be made IN the
family LOT in the Mansfield Cemetery
statement was issued at the state
Department today to the effect thaL as
the late John Sherman was former Ssc-
retary of State, the members CT the DIP
Iouatic Corps are requested TO atten1
the services in this city tomorrow II IS
desired that each OF the legations anu
embassies be represented.
kilograms of sympathy were received
from great number Of prominent people
Senator Hanna sent the following des-
match to Mrs McCallum, dated Chicago:
please accept for the sorrowing friends
o. Mr. Sherman this assurance or my most
sincere sympathy in the loss suffered Dy
the termination of q noble and useful llfe
Elk Secretary Alger sent the 1oHo"lhs
despatch from Detroit:
Mrs. Alger joins me in deepest sym
patty for you in your great sorrow
Other teIegrams of confidence were
received from T. L. Daily, Gibsonton, Pa
J. B. Calvo, Costa Rican Minister at
Washington; T. ". Palmer, Betrcit'
Mich; Winslow, Lanier & Co, New YORK
P. Cuneo, Upper Sandusky, Ohio; Murat
Halstead, New York
Secretary Long sent this letter:
..Deur Madam: Will you Let me express
my sincere sympathy with you in the loss
of your father? Els long and faithful
service TO the country was Of ines imabl5
value, and he won the admiration and
profound respect OF the people. History
will write his name among the great
statesmen of the United States"
great number of private tslegra ms
have also been received by Individual
members Of the family.
Among these who called at the Sher-
man residence and left their cards were
U. S. J. Dunbar, Mrs. Fuller and the Chief
Justice General Vincent, United States
Army: Mrs. I. NJ Vincent, Mrs. Duncan
Shelby NJ CuIlom. Mrs. John Moore, Ma
jer Sanford c. Kellogg, United States Ar
my; Mrs. and Miss Keno5s, Frederick A
Miller, Charles Cassidy Cook, Col. JOIN
c. Gilmore, Madame de Approx, Mexican
Embassy; Madame de Perez, Mexican En-
bassy; Augusta F. Pulido, Venezuelan
Legation; Eugene Thiebaut, French EN-
bassy; Justice Brown, Mrs Henry B
Brown, Jules Bocufve, OF the French En-
bassy; the Mexican Ambassador; Jos
Romero, Secretary of the Mexican EN-
bassy; Kogoro Takahira, Japanese Minis
ter; WI Iing-fang, the Chinese Minister
Gu Sho-Lchiin, of the Chinese Legation
Yung KHai, Chinese Legation; Nun
yew Chung and Shen Tung, of the Chi
nese Legation; Carlos Morla Vicuna, Chi
lean Minister; Madame Morla Vicuna
John Montgomery Wright, General ant
Mrs. James Longstreet, the Secretary o
the Treasury and Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Henri.
Alfred Robbins, Miss McCallum, DR.. Hen
~ Alfred Robbins; Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue George w. Wilson, Cap
tain and Mrs. Francis Michler Unfte'
States Army; the Secretary of State, Mrs
Mckinley Mrs. Albert Daggett. John A
Kasson. and many others.