Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-09-18

marked the absence OF the emblem
spoke OF IT, and, AFTER the BODY was
taken to tho city hall, the little badge
which he priced through lie was
placed again where It had always been.
The body lay in black casket on q
black bearskin rug. Over the lower
limbs was flung the starry Banner nc
had loved SO well. The flowers were
few, as befitted the simple nature OF thd
man.
Two sentries, one from the sea ana
one frCm the land, guarded the remains.
They stood in the window embrasures
behind the head Of the casket. SER
geant of infantry to the north, was
fully accoutred and wore his cap. In
the other window was sailor, in the
loose blue blouse of the navy.
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Hanna Appeared DeJecteo
Senator Hanna entered the room 81
this time but did not approach the cas-
ket. His face was set like an IRON
willed man, who would not let down the
barriers of his grief. The senator
spoke to no one. His eyes were vacant.
He passed through the throng and seat
Gu HlHSeiI Deuluu 6oNclhoI OuCA, SAAA-
ing far down into his chair, and resting
his head upon his hand. During all the
service he did not stir.
Just before IL o'clock President
Roosevelt entered. Every one arose,
and all eyes were turned toward him.
He moved forward again with the tide
of the procession to his place at the head
of the line of cabinet officers. He held
himself erect, his left hand carrying for
ward his silk hat. Those who were
coming toward him fell back on either
side to let him pass. He paused once
or twice to silently shake hands, but
there was no smile to accompany his
greeting. He, too like the man deep
down in his seat, against the wall and
who had forgotten to rise when the
President of the United States entered,
seemed to be restrained in great grief.
When President Roosevelt reached
the heau OF the line OIL capinet olncers'
ne kept MS lace away from the cashe',
out appeareu 10 oe s.eeiins himself ior
look at the lace OIL the ueau' Inc .eh-
sion III the room was great relnaps
IL might nave peen oo seconus' out IL
seemed iohsef' ihen inc Presiuen.
turned ana advanced step. ne poweu
MS head ana iookeu GOWN at 'iie iihpas-
si'e features VI the man "nose puiuen
ana responsibility ne iiau 'ahen up'
Long ne gaAeu' stahuiiis ininnoVapie' .no
muscles Oh MS lace ohiy pe.ray ins 'ne
strong emotioh undef Whlch he iaDoreo.
AT last he stepped pach,
Inc pastor was ut the ooor ieauins
INTO tne naii' d station whence LIS VIRUS
couid De hearu at 'he neau vi Tue s'ai.s.
Inc slghal was gwen ana .he peautilui
words OF Lead hlhaiy Light were
sung py quartet. IL was Iresioent
Mekinley's laVorlte hyhh. everyone
WITHIN SOUND OF the music Knew IT, anu
as me voices s"eiieo through ,ne nouse'
soos We're heard OH every sloe. Iresi-
dent Roosevelt hlhlseiI s"ayeo u anu
fro as II MS Iootihg was Insecure.