The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-09

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the covernorahip of Kentucky.
FRANKFORT. Ky. Feb s-Rain came
down IN sheets today while the funeral
services were being held over the body OF
Kentucky's dead Democrats leader.
Rain Descend. In Torrents.
shortly after the hour OF noon. when
tho parade was on the march. the food
began to descend with Increased vicious
ness and continued all through tho after
noon. The exercises wero carried out 20
the letter and tonight the body Of VIII
liam Goebci lies in the chapel OF the
Frankfort cemetery after one Of the
greatest funeral demonstrations ever seen
In this state.
Precautions Against Trouble.
II had been feared that there might
arise trouble between the soldiers In tho
capitol grounds and the Democratic par
tisans In the limo Of march when the pa
radc passed the capitol square. bu, moth
ing OF tho kind occurred. the soldiers
were kept back on the lovol with the
the fence on tho south of the grounds at
the time the parade was passing the
square. Orders had been issued on the
Democratic side ss well that no com
mcnts should be made by the men In ,ha
parade as they passed the grounds where
Gov Goobci received his death wound.
The wisdom of the commanders OF IN.
troops and that of the Democrats lead.
aru sS..l
hours all OF the saloons had been closed.
enabled the day TO pass without any en-
hihition of feeling being shown on either
side.
Large Crowds Assemble.
Early In the morning the arrival of
people TO witness shc funeral -x~rctses bo-
gan. fiy that time the early trains had
arrived and the crowd was enormous,
Special trains came In from Georgetown
and Lexington and q few other places not
far from Frankfort. but the large crowds
came on the regular trains from Louis
vile and Cincinnati Fully i0so peopl.
We're on the streets 10 watch the funeral.
This body lay IN state IN tho parl0r of tho
Capitol hotel untii II o'clock 10 the morn
Ing. At times .ihe Jam Ga tha doorway
leading TO the paFiars was toe CREST for
anybody 20 force a passage through Tho
crowd was remarkably well behaved ana
there was not au unpleasant episode can.
nected with the proceedings from arss
to last
Formation of the prae~asfon.
The procession began 20 form AZ II
O'Clock on Wrapping street. headed By ,hs
police force and nembers of the city
council city officials. Grand Marshal n.
r. Murray and his aiae@. Then came a
long column of Members OF different se-
eietica on foot. Gov. 0o~hei was not a
member ~ any secret orgMrgnation, hut
HIS father was promincnt oad Fsilnw
and the members - that body turned
eut strong fa 30 hisa honor.
Its Isne of March.
The column moFsd promptly AZ noon
and marched north m wsr,slnx str.ss.
turning vest on broadway. WHEN would
take theni past the capitol grounds. The
fr0nt % the capital busidinE waa covered
with soldiers. whs stosa watching the
parade. bat ssNe threa sentgaes az the
gate, there was nnne of them wtth4s Nv
feet ef the street Ths flag "a The ssaY
o. the capitol building wa@ ~ hAlfmaNs.
- the procession passed ihr executive
'-itNsAt& Nff't ftAN 80 Aff fs4fHte tNfuFI
his face igwafa y IN the effort - nee ~
Gov Taylos was watchiae the march
There waa 10 slsn - life there. however,
although ore ~ the windows vas open
and the curtains faiiy ap.
Funeral ser,tes.
The services n ths aafier consisted
merely - reading ~ shs Scriptures by
Dr. TaliefsFra. y fh~ Methodist ehafch.
and anlo by AIRS Jessie ~ Caldwell. ~
ceYin&toH, and 5 prayer ~ nr schnsi4t.
March Ga the a@metsrys
The narch 90 she csuetery from the
hotel began ~ Z aeioek Tha sand struck
~ SsaTsF, ~ God. 70 Thee" "a Il pass.
"a fhs sowtA ffgut ~ the hotsi ARD i'm
mr,liatsig after fhs band cayae carriages
csnfaaisiag ias b9apsaFy saglbeafers. who
~ere ~ foitowe
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sh&rxelferd. ]. =. Rhinpek. Joseph w.
f'agh. Zach Pnsssa. w. - HalaepAn.
Charles y Fesnia ana Morton X Ysngs.
Hesis~s he hessRs walked ,ss active p4ls-
'earerN Nhe rsrs A. fsAows.
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Fenie. Jaupe~ ~ Esenafaspn. Henry
5eorxe W IANard wtllafa Mitchell. chAs.
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