The age-herald., 1901-03-17
REMAINS OF GEN. HARRISON
 LIE IN STATE AND THOUSANDS
 PAY TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY

who had no claim to entrance and that the friends would be crowded out
 The pail bearers were selected as far as possible from the members of former President Harrison's cabinet The list, as announced by Secretary Tibbett, is as folloWs
 Former Secretary of the Navy Gen. Benjamin Tracy of New York; Former Postmaster General John Wanamaker of Philadelphia; Former Attorney General w. H. H. Miller of Indianapolis.
 Former Secretary of the Interior Gen. J. W. Noble of St. Louis; Former Secre- tary of the Treasury Charles Foster of Fostoria, Ohio.
 Gen. Lew Wallace of Crawfordville, Ind; Judge Judson Harmon of Cincin- natl, who was Attorney General under President Cleveland; Judge William A. Woods of Indianapolis.
 The active pal-bearers are all from this city, and are men who were friends of General Harrison for many years | They are known as Augustus l.. Mason | James Whitcomb Riley, Evan Woolen Harry J. Milligan, Cliffard Arrick. Will liam c. Bobbs, Harry S. New. Howard Gale, John L. Griffiths, Newton B. Tar | kington, Hilton r. Brown, Samuel Reid
 The services will be conducted by the Rev. M. l.. Haines, pastor of the First l Presbyterian church, and for many years close friend of the late general l assisted by the Rev Dr. Samuel J. Mic coles, pastor of the Second Presbyterian l church of St. Louis. Dr. Niccolls was SC. lected by Mrs Harrison to assist Dr Haines. because of the close friendship that had been formed between General Harrison and Dr. Niccols during the summer vacations, which the Harrisons have spent in the Adirondacks.
 Dr. Haines will deliver the principal ad- dress while Dr. Niccols will read the scriptural lessons and offer the invoca- 1 ton.
 The music, which will be simple in it's character, will be furnished by the choir of the church, composed of twenty sing l CTS.
 The hymns will be Rock of Ages" and "Hark, Hark. My Soul" They were Gen. eral Harrison's special favorites. The de- l tailed programme of the services at the church is as follows:
 Hymn by the choir
 Opening sentences and invocation by | Dr. Haines.
 Scriptural lessons by Dr. Niccolls. Address by pr. Haines.
 Prayer by Dr. Niccols
 Closing hymn by the choir.
 Benediction.
 At the conclusion of this service the funeral party will leave the church, going direct to Crownhill cemetery.
 
 very simple and brief, consisting of 2 prayer and the recitation words usually spoken as the body Is lowered into tht grave.
 During the arrival of friends at tho | church a guard of the militia will bt stationed at the entrances to assist the | squad of police in preventing the crowt from intruding and congesting the space around the entrance. This military guard | homaupr will hQUa further mart in thf funeral service.
 The funeral party will be composed oi Mrs Harrison and daughter, Elizabeth Mrs. Caroline B. Stroud, of New York Mrs. Harrison,s most intimate friends Mrs. Mary Harrison Mckee, daughter oi General Harrison, and her husband, Rob. ebtr Mckee; Russell B. Harrison, son oi General Harrison. with his wife and son | John Scott Harrison and Carter H. liar rison, brothers of General Harrison; Mrs | Betty H. Eaton and Mrs. Anna Morris l sisters of General Harrison; Mrs. New | conner, aunt of General Harrison; Lieu tenant Commander John F. Parker and Mrs Parker, who is a sister of Mrs. Har- | rison; Secretary E. F. Tibbett and Mrs Tibbett, President Mckinley and his pri- vate secretary MT. Cortelyou; Cover | nor and Mrs. Durbin, General B. F. Tracy, of New York; General and Mrs John H. Noble of St. Louis, Mir. and l Mrs. John W?namaker of Philadelphia MT. and Mrs. Charles Foster of Fostoria | O.; Judge and Mrs. Judson Harmon oi | Cincinnati, Governor Nash of Ohio, and | party; w. H. H. Miller and family. Judge | and Mrs. William A. Wood, MT. and Mrs | Augustus L. Mason, MT. and Mrs. Evans | Woolin, James Whitcomb Riley MT. and Mrs. Harry J. Milligan, Mir. and Mrs | Clifford Arrick, w. c. Bobbs, Newton | B. Larkington, MT. and Mrs Howard | Gale Mir and Mrs. John L. Grifiiths, MT | anr Mrs. Hilton U. Brown, and Mrs. Sam | uel Reid, MT. Ben D. Wolsott and family, Dr. and Mrs John M. Kitchen and Sena- | tor Charles w. Fairbanks. Tomorrow morning at sunrise the United States arsenal will fire salute of thirteen guns, and at half hour intervals throughout the day gun will be fired Just before sunset a salute of forty-five guns will be fired.
 President Mckinley will be entertain ed quietly by Governor and Mrs. w. T. Durbin. The Governor will, with the reception committee, meet the President at the Union station at 6:45 o'clock Sun day morning. The President will be taken immediately to the Durbin home, and shortly after l o'clock he will go to the Harrison home The President will also go with Governor and Mrs. Durbin to the cemetery.