The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-18
CEREMONIES WERE SIMPLE.
rUyERAL SERVICES OF THE LATE
COILS r. HUNTINGTON.
Were Conducted BY Rev. A. WOODRUFF
HaIsey, of the Presbyterian Hoard
OF Mfssions-onIy Half n Dozen
Carriages Followed the Hearse.

NEW YORK, Aug i7.-Services at the
funeral OF the late Coils p. Huntington.
nj the Fifth avenue residence, today, were
marked with simplicity. They were con-
Quoted BY Rev. A. Woodruff Halsey. OF
the Presbyterian board OF missions, In the
drawing room. -,
The palIbearers were d. o. Mills. Ed
ward King. Frederick H. oleott. Eawih
Hawley, Charles II. Tweed, Martin Ta-
mann. n. p schwerin and G. Adolph Low.
After tho exercises were concluded the
csskct was carried to the hearse ana IN
terfuent later was made In the Huntington
mausoieum in woodlawn cemetery
Piers q. 81 and g. North river, when
are used by the Morgan line ana me
Southern Pacific Company. we're drapeo
in memory of Mr.. Huntington.
A few persons gathered In front OF .ne
hons. on the opposite side OF Fifty-sev-
crfb street and Fifth avenue. early TINS
afternoon. Their numbers we're grad
ually added to but at no time did they
constitute q large crowd
Only half a dozen carriages foiioWed
the hearse down Fifth avenue toward the
Grand Central station. thence 20 be taken
TO wcsdlAwn for burial In the fanny
mausosurn. A special train oil two cars
left ths Grand Central few minutes aiter
noon. The burial was private, only the
ImmtuAitty Idbitg Hff' - f-~--
friends beisg present.
Fri~nds nj the Funeral.
Among the friends at the funeral were
pnsscil sage. Senator r. c. Plat. Henry
Clewe. John f. Smith, president OF inc
Virginia Manual Training scnooi az
Broadnex Farm. Va, which was neavly
endowed by Mr.. Hnntington; ho,aes s Sev,
yard; John r. Van Sickle, Of the Morgan
stear nship line: Frank i.athron. the ART.
ist: John Boyd. OF Washington; President
plinocs q the a Me,rcp 81 AZ cromweii
Steamship line, George Howes; o. tne
Union Pacific Company. D. a. Chambers,
Of washington; Dr. and Mrs, linton
OF the southern Pacific Company: James
s,lllman, president OF tbs Na,isnal City
bank; william n. Baldwin, tr... president
OF the Long Islani railroad, Senator ]
president Of Hamt,on Institute. Hamp-
ton, va. Booker T. Washington. OF the
purant. Gen Samuel Thomas, w. z.
Dodge n,sae"'s q G WARD, i, II. iiatriman.
Rev, Dr. Alexander Mcmillan, Maxwell
EvcYts John II. Searles. w. NJ. Salamon.
OF the baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. Philip
Thompson. OF Washington. and Mrs. w.
r. wiimerding.
Service. at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 17.-Memoriai
services 10 honor of the late Coils r.
Huntington. were held AZ the First Pres
byterian church In this city today. Rev.
Mackenzie was assisted by DR. voor-
sanger, Dr Guthrie, Or. Miller, Rev. Or.
Woods. Rev. Kelly, Bishop Nichols and
Bishop Moreland. The edihce was not
large enough to accommodate the Inn
mense crowds who wished to attend the
services. Pews were reserved for the
principal frienfs and associates OF Mr..
Huntington and the church was hand
en- Gate park. AZ an especial honor. Mr.
Huntington IN his life having been very
liberal In kis gif.s To the par. improve
meut fund
The musical programme was beautiful.
Including organ selections. singing by a
double quartet<s and by the congrega-
tfon