The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
Il HUNG CHANG FANENM OPEN GAMBLING DR. russell CITIZENSHIP GREAT MANS FUNERAL
THE BURIAL or EN PRESIDENT
HARRISON
Simple Services Participated In hy the
chicr Magistrate Of the Nation oud
Thousands OF Citlgcns.


tNpIANApOLIg. Ind March I'm
the contor of IA hollow eonnre rowrns.b
OF fuzzy 10000 of ha fellow cltlarua thc
remninn of peninmin nnrrisnn ,,,
this afternoon Inferred tn ny f,,nn,
lot in Crown nm Crtnrter, tvnea n,
the rrnVc were ua mrtnbsre nr l,.
family President M klniev ana ,t,..
visitors of distinction nnd iht nor, In.
thnnte frlonda of Cenotni Ita,,is,n
Back ID distance of nfty Yards b.ti,I
iopca guarded gcnIouily bv l9r,,a
force uf police. stood with upcnvrrsd
heads the rront multituda t,h, t,,.,.
him not Ro wcll na dld thcv ,ybn atnnd
bcHidc the frcehly-murnod pprtb NM
who honorcd hlip nnd ,l,,,t, NM
fully oa much. IL la donttfui IN @ @"nV
public man. ut lonat n thir rrnst.ti,r
wns boruo to hlH Inat rraiipe nI,,n
among ao many mnuifcatntloua ol by.
Hpcct There was mo eNrnutinu an,.
whore tu the cXprcaaiuu thnt mo nptInu
had Lost one .of lta ublrai mon nuI t,r
ErcutoFt man ot hlH Generation Inn bIu
own Stnto.
Dy thr grave stood thc chlef uagis.
trnto of thc nation ana brblud br
ropes Wprc ull tho atroDt arnbs .nf g.n.
oral iluulr1u'H pltv. .pyorV pru1. 10
human llfc in America. brnpr.u t,.
two Wla rrproaputad ln tb. ..,..i ,md
n ihch uu thorp ,yua but d.. ann. f.,.i
houo8t mo uu umpa yIU bUna"lr nn5
with othorn and wbosn 9bIilD ,nG
ohuucter Wpro nirb ng tba 'p.ti,,, .,,,I.i
ill afford t0 loHo.
Tho wouthpr IiI,. ina. ,f ,,.t.,i.,.
was uuGurpnaalhIp. with briqbt auu
light thr warm brcudtb ~ amin. 4,
every broeze.. nud vat iu' u,. Az W. tnn,,
of winter that broupht mo blood IA un
check and IA ppnri,lo A. tn. 'r,'. ~ WV
Tho services at the church nnd pr9ve
were simple Ina mo oytrorun ana aii in
most excellent tnate nnd iut. tb, No.
Icoedlngs yesterday, thorc ,vng nm nttcr
absence Of friction Inn overNtblup tb,t
was done. All was well ordered and
well performed
Z AZ I'M unrrlsop homo bcc,ro n,. 81,
mains were taken To tho Flr4t Ircaby-
toran Church. where tho f,i f,,,,o,,.
service was held. thcro were brlcf n,,,,l
claos for tho motnbGrg Of no ent,,it,, 'a,, 4
more lntlmnfo Friends Of Gcrcrai H. lay,
riBon. Possibly 100 peoplo ,vcro nrosent
Mrs flnrrigon ana nof npnnnr h,,, ~,
Imalned i'm her room untii n ,,as ur,o
I 10 leave FOR inc obirch ''"''
progldent Mrtstria,, 't,,.,..,., .
Governor Burbln. caiieJ nt H. ,'.,,', ps
about O'Clock. Al nbnut he ,,n.,,,' ~
came Tho members Of preafdent Lf,,,i
sons Cabinet ana others oonftn,iaiIv
arrived untll Tho ehort sor,lta, ,,,,',.g.
over Dr. Hnlnes rend a abort nossaec
from the Scrtptures and MAD, hi ~,
remarks touching the llfe and ebnractcr
Of General Harrison ns ana DR. Ntcbots
OF s. Louis ana after n brlcf nrnvor
by Dr. Hnlnes the servicea ,vcrc oyc,
The funeral procession wag to bnvc
left the house nj 1890 o'ciock mt A.
was fully thirty minutos lsfo, thon
that when everything was in readiness
The doors were throyn vvids nnan a,d
the honorary ll.bearers Who ,Vcre
General Benjamin II. Tracey az Nov
York, John Wnnnmnker OF PbiIadei.
phia, w H. H. Miller Of Indianapolis.
John w Noble Of ~ Iouia ana Cbn SO
Foster OF Fostorla. Ohio Generoi n,s,
Wallaco OF indianapolis, Judgon Uar.
mon Of Cincinnati and William
Woods OF IndinnapolIe. came siov5Iy
down the walk leading 10 The strnef
After them came tho active nail .bearers
benring the cnsket. They were, A. 1,
Mason, james Whltcomb Riley. Cvane
WOOten, Harry j. Mllllgnn Cljfford
Arrick William G. Bobbs, II. a New
Howard Gale, John n. OrlGiths New.
ton Booth Harrington. Hilton m. iroyyr
ana Samuel Reid
While the cnslSet was being placed IN
the hcarsc the honorary pail -bearare
stood 10 one aide with bSped bcsds A,
soon ~ the henree had moved from
the front Of the house the cnrriagas
came up rapidly, ana the family nnd
visitors entered them,
Behind the casket came Mrs. IInrri.
son, with her brother. Lieutenant Coin.
maHdcr Parker of the navy ana lltti,
, Elizabeth Harrison. Then came gerre
tary Tlbbett and Mrs. Tlbbsfi. tber
MIR. ana MRS Mckee, Russell IIarrls0t
and Mrs. Russell Harrison, then IA,
other relatives Of Tho late ex-pregi
dent. Directly after tho fostnbers nj
the family came Presldenf MeKinle,
, ana Governor Durbln, ana followjnC
them, the friends of The family. Tweiv
! mounted policemen led the way nnf
cleared the streets,
Gathered around The Harrison lot II
, Grown Illl Cemetery and standing il
. solid masses along the winding ROM
which led 10 the place were thousand
. Of people who with bowed bendg nnl
! manifestations Of alncere sOrr0p
. watched the funeral prOoesglOn tax
~ way through the grounds
) on the arm Of Lieutenant COmmnn
j der Parker Mrs. Harrison took he
I place nj the head Of the coffin. Wbicl
had been borne 10 the side Of tho gray
= by the pall-benrers. Through fb