The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
WILL TAKE PLACE THIS MORN
ING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Lackawanna Law and Library Asso-
citation, Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans, Father Mathew Societies
and Volunteer Firemen Will At
tend the Services in a Body-Dsle-
cation Of State Senators and Other
Prominent Men Here to Pay Trib-
ute to the Deceased Statesman.

residence, corner OF Fellows street and
Railroad avenue. Bellevue. The SER
vices will he held in st. Peters ca
thedral and interment made in the
Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral Cortege will leave the
home at $50 o'clock sharp and the
services at the cathedral will COM
menCe as soon after 10 o'clock as Is
practicable.
The pail bearers have been selected
from among the close personal friends
nf the deceased. They are d. ]. Camp
bell, Martin O'Connor. J. j. O'MalleY
Anthony Flannery, Michael Ruane and
Miles Clarke.
The honorary pail bearers will he
the members of the senatorial delega.
tion, Lieutenant Governor Goblin Cap
tain John G. Delaney, Colonel T.. H..
Ripple, Colonel H. A. Watres and O.
H. Partridge. who was the dead sena-
tors law partner.
The ushers at the cathedral and the
house will be members Of st. Peters
Total Abstinence and Benevolent So
ciety. They will be directed by George
McCarty, the chief usher at the cathe-
dral
Many beautiful floral tributes were
delivered at the home yesterday. Chief
among them was the gift of the senate,
designed and presented by the sena
torial delegation, which came on here
yesterday. 1t is in the shape of a
chair. such as is used in the senate
chamber, and Of full size. At the head
rest, on a background of scarlet. is
4 ~,
tor" and al the back of the head rest
appears the number of the senatorial
district.
A large harp, from the John Mitchell
club: a shamrock, from the county
board Of the Ancient Order of Hibern-
fans: a broken column, from Division
No. l.. Ancient order of HibernianS;
trumpet, from the Eagle Hose COM
pany; cross from West Side hospital:
pillow, from William Dawson; wreath
from A. Gordon; broken wheel. from
Representatives Scheuer, James. Rey.
nolds and Philbin casket bouquets
from the Cusick family. and a Tyre
and crescent. from the directors of the
Commonwealth Building and Loan as
sociation, are some of the other fora
tributes.
PARISH CHURCH TOO SMALL.
The decision to hold the services IL
the cathedral was arrived at SATURDAY.
when it was made evident by the ac,
tion of various organizations in deCid
ing to attend the funeral in a body
that Holy Cross church. which the sen
ator attended, would be too small Il
accommodate the throng that IL wa!
assured would he in attendance
The Lackawanna Law and Lbrar,
association having resolved to attenc
the funeral in a body, court will ad
journ shortly after the morning ses
sion is convened, and remain in reCes!
until $50 p. IN.
Members OF the Ancient order o
HibernanS who are To- attend th,
funeral will meet at the Headquarters
of the county board. No 421 Lacka
wanna avenue, at $50 o'clock anc
march 20 the home of the deceased
Division No. Il, Ancient Order o
Hibernians, to whom Senator Naugha,
was attached, will meet at st. Peter
hall at $50 o'clock.
James j. Mahon, vice president of tn
Catholic Total Abstinence union of tn
Scranton diocese. convened the officer
of the Second district Saturday an,
arranged TO have the local Fathe
Mathew men attend the funeral in
body They will meet in ST. Peter
hall.
Eagle Hose company. of which Sen
ator Vaughan was for many year
foreman has invited all the Voluntee
fremen TO meet with them at the hos
house this morning to march with tn
remains.
Most of the delegation of state son
ators appointed by President Pro Ten
Scott TO represent the senate at tn
obsequies, arrived last night. 1t con
sists Of Senators Quail, of SchuylkiIl
Fisher, of Indiana; Snyder of Chester
Grady, of Philadelphia Focht. G
Union; Heidelburgh. of Lancaster
Drury, Of Luzerne; Sproul. of Della
ware; Higgins, of Schuylkin. an
Stiles, of Lehieh. President Pro Ten
Scott will come himself. as will ais
Lieutenant Governor Goblin. Oliver |
Moltar. sergeant-at-arms of the ser
ate, arrived here Saturday and al
ranged for quarters for the delegatio
at Hotel Jermyn, Captain John g. Dc
laney of Harrisburg, also arrived YES
terday. Many other men prominent
state politics will attend.
Among the kilograms of Condolenc
received Saturday was one from Go,
ernor Stone in which he said that h
the death OF Senator Vaughan n
state has lost one of its most valuab
servants.
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING.
A meeting of the Bar association Wa
held Saturday morning to take actio
on the death of Senator Vaughan, G
motion or Judge Edwards, James
Torrey, president Of the Bar associi
tion, presided at the meeting. 4 con
mittee. consisting Of Hon. l.. A. Wa
res. u. c. Newcomb. Joseph OBrie
Hon James j. ONeill and Hon. n.
Knapp. was appointed to draft res,
lutions expressive of the association
sentiments on the loss inflicted by Il
death OF Senator Vaughan. They r.
ported the following;
On Thursday, Aug. s. 1901, James C. yaueha
member Of this bar, died suddenly at Mabl
wood where he had gone Tor a days recrcatio
Having left his home in this city in his uSl
good health, news OF his death came with
startling shock to the community and wi
sppslling grief to his family.
1t is fitting that the bar should place IN
record it's testimony to the high esteem in viii
he vas held and its sense Of the loss it has 81
tanned sy his unplnsly death.
He was horn in this city July 2s, 1850 nj
after his graduation from the High school
1877, engaged in the profession OF teaching, WIN
he continued until his admission 10 the bi
April II, 1892. having prepared for the bar in /
meantime under the direction Of Colonel L.
Natres.
In 1904 n, was elected IN the xsn.ta a, N