Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-09-26
GIBBONS EuLoGY.
Impressive Ceremonies ina the CntIlO-
lie Cathedral in Baltimore.

GlbbONS' ECLOSI1s
Impressive Ceremonies in the CntIlO-
lie Cathedral in Baltimore.
Baltimore, Sept. 81. - Memorial SER
vices We're almost universal yesterday
Throughout this state. Many congrega-,
tons united in other than their own
places of worship. Perhaps the NEST
important and most impressive were
the ceremonies at the cathedral in this
city, at which Cardinal Gibbons deliv-
cred eulogy.
In the South.
Charlottesville, Va, Sept. 2.-Busi-,
ness throughout the city was suspend
ed yesterday. Exercises in memory Of
the nations dead president were held
in the university chapel and in the
churches.
Savannah Ga-Throughout the day
artillery in the city and at Fort
Scriven doomed at half-hour intervals
with a thirteen-gun salute at sunrise
and fortyfive guns at sunset. Bush
ness of all kinds was suspended. Ser
cations in the city.
Observed in st. Louis.
st. Louis, Sept. 21.-In obedience to a
general desire to show respect to Will+
lam Mckinley, St. Louis was perfectly
quiet for five minutes yesterday after1
noon. At o'clock all river traffic,
every street car in the city, every
wheel on all the railroads terminating
in ST. Louis, and all business pursuits
stopped for that length of time. The
police arrested their steps as the bells
began to toll, and stood hat in hand
with bowed heads until the time all
lotted had passed.
Business Suspended in New York.
New York, Sept. 21.-All business ex-
cept work of necessity was suspended
in this city yesterday in respect to the
memory Of President Mckinley, and
the day of mourning vas observed by
persons of all religions. In all churches
and in the synagogues special services
were held. In marked contrast to the
ordinary holiday custom here, ALI
sporting events scheduled for yester-
day were either abandoned or post
poned.
Bryan Participates.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 81. - Memorial
services for the dead president were
held in this city. There was almost an
entire cessation of business through
out the day. Gov. Savage presided.
speaking briefly, and was followed in
turn by Rev. Fletcher Wharton, G. NJ.
Lambertson, III. NJ. BUSHNELL Rev.
Lewis Marsh, Chancellor E. Benj An
drews, Congressman Strobe and w. ].
Bryan.
Suspended Operations.
Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 81. = Every
business house. factory, shop and
street car line suspended operations a
portion of yesterday in connection with
the memorial exercises. The leading
service was held in the new auditori-
UNI. where Congressman j. A. T. Hull
delivered an address on Mckinley, the
patriot.
Senator Foraker the Orator.
Cincinnati. Sept. 21.-At the hour Of
the Mckinley funeral In Canton yes
terday everything stopped here in all
shops and all business houses closed.
The memorial meeting was presided
over by Mayor julius Fleischmann.,
The principal orator was Senator j. p
Foraker.
Factory Wheels Stop.
New Haven. Conn.,, Sept. 21.-Work
In Connecticutts many factories and
in most places of business was practi-
cally suspended yesterday and services
of sorrow have been held everywhere
in memory of the late president.
In California.
San Francisco. Sept. q. = California
offered reverence to the dead chief
magistrate yesterday. Every city.
town and village in the state observed
the occasion by some public demon
straticn.
Philadelphia-The entire popul,t,on
OF this city united in the expressio, OF
profound RDrrpw fnp thn ,,.,t,,,o,x,