The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-03-21
The Remains of Gen. Benjamin
Harrison Inferred in Crown
Hill Cemetery.
slilpLt BUT IMPRESSIVE SERVICES.
Fully $1,000 Persons Witnessed the
Ceremonies at the Grave. lnclud.
wing the Chief Magistrate.
Doubtful if Any Person in This Gem
Grafton wns Borne 10 the Grave
Among So Many NaUiSesta-
tions of Respect.

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Ind;ononoi;s Ind March ,s--Tbe
,rr,nrenants for tho funeral of Gen
1,.n amin Harrison cx.pres;dept of
tbe I,nited states have bcep com.
,J,tod Tho body will lie in state
al tho c,,itoI saturday from n
,.c,ock /, the morning mill ~ o'clock
in IN. evening and III. funeral scrV.
,o.s ,,;u b,. beId from tb, Eirst Pros
hv,,rion church Sunday afternoon ,t
y o.c,ock Rev NJ +. uoipes ofiriat.
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raanh;,n tha fan,i,r nf FL. ,,n,d
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ber.ave,rent Gen. Harrison was a
man of International reputation. and
was held in high esteem throughout
tbe civilized world He had bccp en-
yerf1Ine8 Oy crowned heHuS oil Eli
rome aud his death is fell, kccnIv
no, only throughout the United
States. but throughout the civilized
world as well.
The funeral will he attended by
many of the noted men of the Unit
ed states. President Mckinley and
members of his cabinet will be here.
tior. Yates, of Illinois. tclcgraphcd
Thursday that he will be here, at
tended by his staff Gov. Nash, of
Ohio. with his staff. will attend the
funeral Gov. Durbin Thursday aft
ernuon sent notice of Gen. Harri-
son's death to the governors of many
of the states, and it is the general
belief that the majority of them
will bc here.
The city and county offices will be
closed Saturday Mt il o'clock in honor
OF Cen. Harrison. Mayor Taggart
called special council meeting to
take action on his death.
indianapolis. Ind. March 16.-The
arrangements at the Harrison home
for the lying in state Saturday and
thc funeral services Sunday were
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The body was dressed by X. B. Ad-
ans, j. +. Bailey and John kregelo,
of the Kregelo undertaking estab-
lishmrnt, and was then removed to
the front parlor. where it remained
until taken to the state house.
The body was dressed in customary
black suit of Prince Albert cut which
Gen. Harrison always wore. A plain
black tie was used and gold buttons
adorn the shirt front. The body re-
cIiucs fat on the back, the face look
ing out from The silken lining. The
left hand is folded across the breast,
plain gold ring being on the sec.
ond finger. This is the only orna-
ment used. The face of Gen. Harri.
son is composed and restful although
ivory white. his illness having made
no pcrceptible change in his appear
ancc.
The casket containing the body
was Friday taken 10 the front parlor
ON the first floor and placed directly
i'm front of the mantel and fireplace
head being toward the east. The
nanteI above it was piled high with
The iioral offerings of friends and
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