Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-20

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anG foreign residents of this city.
President Diaz and wife were present
| dressed in mourning. Ambassador
Clayton presided m
4 THE DAY IN NEW YORK;
BY Associated Press.
New York, Sept. 19.-Fully 10000
people crowded into Madison Square
Garden during the afternoon and stood
with uncovered heads as the band
gave a memorial concert at which
Nearer My God to Thee" Lead
Kindly Light" and the dead march
in Saul were played.
Memorial musical service was also
held in Union Square during the hour
OF the funeral at Canton, which was
attended by thousands. The mem
orial service in the crypt of the Ca
thcdral Of st. John the Divine. on
Morningside Heights at which Bishop
Potter and this diocese assisted, was
attended by 1900. The seating ca
pacity of the crypt is only 500.
Fifteen thousand people were turn
ed away and some of them attended
the overflow services in the Chapel at
st. Luke's Hospital and on the steps
of Columbia University.
Pontifical mass was celebrated in
st. PatricR's cathedral by Arch Bishop
Corrigan. The cathedral was crowd
ed to overlooking.
In every city, town, village and ham
let in Long Island and New Jersey
the day was appropriately observed,
After dark this evening the streets
of New York were practically deserted.
None of the theatres and other places
of amusement were opened.
CEREMONIES IN LONDON.
By Associated Press.
London, Sept. 20.-The London morn
ing papers again appeared with black
borders and long accounts of the cere-
monies in Canton and of memorial
services and tributes throughout the
world. Editorials generally comment
upon the widespread sympathy evoked,
Seldom if ever" says the Standard
has common sorrow found express
ion in SO many lands" ... -..
Several London theatres closed last
night. Those remaining open wit
messed some remarkable demonstra-
tions. The program began with the
Dead March in SAUL the audience
standing. At the leading variety
houses the "Star Spangled Banner
was also played and was received with
ringing cheers and shouts of 'down
with anarchy" Memorial services
are reported in Moscow, Lisbon, Cal
cutta and Hamburg.
BACK TO WASHINGTON.
BY Associated Press.
Pitts6urg, Pa, Sept. 20--Five trains,
bearing President Roosevelt and cab
met and other high officials, passed
through Pittsburg tonight enroute to
Washington from Clinton. The strain
of the past week was pictured .. upon
the faces of all.
President Roosevelt retired before
the train, which was the first section
to reach tittsburg, at H.: So o'clock.
NEARER MY GOD TO THEE"
BY Associated Press.
Indianapolis, Sept. 20.-Indianapo-
lis and all Indiana Joined today in the
national requiem, The participation
was marked by a general cessation
of business and by the meeting OF
numerous bodies, religious, military
and civil. Observances here were
marked by neither pomp nor splendor
and fully $4,000 people participated
in the memorial services at the state
fair. Hon. j. IL. .Griffiths and Frank
B. Burke were the orators. After the
address was delivered Sousa's band
played an accompaniment and vast
number of people with uncovered
{ heads sung Nearer My God to Thee. >
OBSERVED IN THE SOUTH.
By Associated Press. ....
Memphis, Tenn, Sept, 19.-Report'
received here from many cities ant
towns in Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee
and Mississippi say memorial services
in behalf of President Mckinley wer,
held. Business generally was suspend
ed in nearly all southern states. Rail
roads or6ered cessation of work fol
Ave minutes at the time appointed fol
the funeral.
IN LITTLE PORTO RICO.
Special TO the Leader.
San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept, 1O.-Ap
propriate memorial services were heli
in every town in Porto Rico tday.
, IN THE GOLDEN WEST.
By Associated Press.
, San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 19.-Cali
; fornia offered reverence to the deaf