Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-18

wreath of viOlets: Mrs. Cunningham AMI
Miss Roberts, roses: Montana Bar Asso-
citation, pillow of white roses, with letter
ing; MIS- Fayette Harrington. shower of
tea roses; A. w. Barnard. roses; W.. a.
Clark large wreath: Mr.. J. II. Leyson,
roses: DR.. Wi liam Renick, pinks; Mi.
and Mrs. John Il. Welcome. roses and
carnations; Mr. and Mrs. John Noyes.
roses; members of the Montana club,
wreath, column and roses; Mr.. and Mrs.
yelling Napton, shower bouquet; W.sA.
Clark Jr.. column; Silver Bow club,
roses and various emblematic deskgns;
John S. Mosby. Jr.. roses; Mrs. Largey,
roses. /
Those qualities IN Corbett which. APP
pea,ed to people so strongly thar ~
made friends in all walks of life fere
instanced by the action of little E&ldie
Waite, the 9-year-old son of n.
Waite This little fellow was on4 OF
the pages in the house and formed 4
sincere admiration for Mr.. Corbett. 1t
was common sight to see Corbett en-
ter the house chamber and be greeted
by little Eddie, who would grasp him
by the hand and follow him to the
speakers desk. One of the prettiest de-
signs in flowers to be seen in the FOrbis
parlors was the Offering of little Eddie.
Those who officiated as pall-bearers
were Judge j. j. McHatton Judge +.
w. Harvey and Attorneys John w. Cot
ter. d. Gay Stivers, NJ. S. Gum and
John f. Forbis.
The choir was composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ftz Butler. Mrs. Fred Terrell and
John Thomas.
ia Ciarn who Heio to1
at the services. was assisted by Charles
Lavel and Darcy Brophy. acolytes.
After the services at the house the
funeral procession was formed as fol-
lows, coming after the hearse: the fam
lily carriages, members of the Silver Bow
Bar association. members of the Silver
Bow club, members of the Overland club
and friends of the deceased, in carriages
and on foot. On lower Montana street
the friends in line of march took fu-
neral cars to the burial grounds. At the
cemetery the clubmen formed in line on
one side of the entrance and the men,
bers of the bar association on the other.
the funeral procession passing through
the line. The interment occurred in
the funeral plot of the Thornton family
in Mount Moriah cemetery.
Mrs. Corbett arrived in Butte last eve
ming and was Immediately driven to the
residence of Hon. James w. Forbis,
where lay the remains of her beloved
husband. Her grief was so poignant
that relatives were unable to bear 1t
and left her alone with her dead hus-
band until the first paroxysms We're over.
Then the soothing expressions Of loving
sisters We're whispered in her ears and In
time she became quieter, though her sor-
row to-day was pitiful.
The committee of the bar association
appointed to take proper action with
regard to the death and burial of Mr..
Corbett has appointed 10 o'clock to-mor-
row as the time when the resolutions
prepared will be formally presented to
the court in Judge Clancy's department.
Fitting eulogies will at that time be pro-
nounced by members of the association
who were intimate friends Of the
deceased. 'h
SILVER BOW CLUB.
The Silver Bow club adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Death has again selected from our
membership one of our brightest and
most beloved brothers, Hon. Frank E.
Corbett, one of the former presidents of
our club. and while we feel how futile
it would be to attempt to express our