The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-03-18
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s.,d tha he,rss esmo cauiasea corr
,....,.... ,,.. .t,le county and cNy onItnls
....e,. 81 the hoard, of TRACE ana ihc
latlanaoaiis Commercial club
sr.F1ne at tha state house ihe osroit
.a. .iragn utto one side ana theo wiNe
.t. military presented arms tHe irnins
flfl ofuy tnc caekei Was borne inio
..tr .,4te honso where earroanded m ils
toats of honor. with hxtd 4asnneia. ii
e.,. ta Die iniu night Ions before Wa
,asltIo 40 aamn them o i'ne of Hopf
.nor nd. ione was stretched nway irnm
fra state houso door whiting ior tle tme
~ comic when thcy woul- te admitted
before iho doors were opened to the mN
tifnfe ihe siate OFFICIALS and 0hlcia's Of
eoanfc aud ciig faaed w Che caslet
ln mafkea contrast 90 the military
ana other dlsplay of toaay hy which
lhe state OF indnna p8id its laHt ul
t0te of honor go Gcnerai Harrison, elh
he fh0 unslal service tomorrow aiief-
noon al the rirst preshytcrinu t1ureh,
rhe rites WIN te simple isnhel ana
anasitnmuous.
Tha Arrangements Cor enc services
tomorrow have been practically com
alatea in detan THE church has been
ricniv bnl simply decorated with lrnp-
inrs OF black and white and Che Amer
ican dag The entrances have been
drahed in black in the interior ana
by way OF relief To the more somnef
ifanpiugs the altar and rostrum are
covered with n profusion of palms anu
ootted plants
owing 10 the limited capacity OF
she church which win seat only about
1000. anc because of the great demaha
FOR seats. the committee on arrange
ments found it necessary TO announce
that admission TO The church would
be to friends Of the family only me
services tomorrow are intended only
FOR friends and relatives Of General
Harrison and this decision was deemed
advisable in order TO guarantee that
the church would not be overruI WITH
persons who had no claim 20 entrance
and the friends crowded out
The honorary pail bearers were se-
lected as far as possible from the mem
bers Of ex-Presldent Harrisons CAPT
ncr Che list. as announced by seere-
lary ribbett IS as follows;
Ex~Secretary OF the Navy General
Benjamin r. Tracy OF New forh' eA-
Postmaster General John WananaNei
~ Philadelphia w. r. H. Miller OF
odianap0lis, ex-Sectetary OF the IN
terior John w. Noble OF 81. LOUIS eN-
Secretary OF the Treasury charles tos-
ter of Fosloria, OHIO General Lew
Wallace OF Crawfordsville Ind Judge
3udaou Harmon Of C1ncinau, who was
attorney general under President
Cleveland, and Judge William a. Wooa
or Indianapolis.
Ti,e active pail bearers are al from
this c.ty. and are men who were the
friends OF General Harrison for many
years They are.
Augustus y Mason, James NA tcos'' 4
Riley, Evans Woolen. Harry b. NIL
1gan, clifford Arrick, William G. RobDs
Harry S. New, Howard Cole John l.
Griniths, Newton Booth Harrington
Hilton Y. Brown and Samuel REID.
The friends and relatives who VII
compose the funeral party WIN gather
at the Harrison home In North Della
ware street az 4 o'clock tomorrow al
ternoon. A few minutes later th'
hearse. followed by the carriages bear
,ing the members of the party VII
move south on Delaware to Massa'
chusetts avenue. The procession Wi
pass 70 Pennsylvania avenue on Mas
sachusetts avenue moving thence nortf
on Pennsylvania one block to th'
church The seats FOR the relatives
and other members OF the funefa
party, $50 In number, viii be reserves
in the middle OF the church
The services VIII be conducted 10y
REV NJ j. Hainee, pastor Of the Firs
Presbyterian church and for man,
years the close friend or the general
assisted by Rev DR. samuels nichols
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
church OF So. Louis. DIT Nichols wa
selected by Mrs Harrison q assist Dr
Haines because OF the close friendship
that had been formed between Genera
Harrison and Or Nichols during tn
summer vacations which the Harrison
ismlly have spent in the Adirondacks
Or Haines VIII deliver the prlncipa
address. and Dr Nichols Will read III
scripturai lessons and orer the invoca