The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-17

Indianapolis
Elk secretary of the Interior John w.
Noble, of St. Louis.
EX-Secretary of the Treasury Charles
Foster of Fostoria, O..
Gen. Lew Wallace, Of Charlottesville,
Ind
Judge Judson Harmon. Of Cincinnati.
who was attorney general under Presl-
dent Cleveland.
Judge William A. Woods, of Indianap-
| oils.
The active pa1lbearers are all from this
| city, and are men who were friends of
/ Gen. Harrison for many years. They are:
Augustus L. Mason, James Whitcomb
! Riley. Evans WCotten, Harry J. Milligan,
Clifford Arrick, William c: Bobbs Harry
| s.. New, Howard Gale, John L. Griffiths
Newton Booth Harrington, Hilion u
| Brown and Samuel Reid.
The services will be conducted by the
| Rev DR.. M. L. Haines, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, and for many
years the close friend of the late general
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Samuel J. Mic
| coils, pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church, of St. Louis
DR.. Haines will deliver the principal ad-
Dress while DR.. Niccolls will read the
scriptural lessons and offer the invoca-
| ton. The music, which will be simple in
| character, will be furnished by the full
choir of the church, composed of twenty
singers of this city, under the direction
| of Edward Nell. The hymns sung Will
| be ones that were especially favorites of
! Gen. Harrison.
There will be two of them, Rock of
! Ages and "Hark, Hark, My Soul"
The detailed programme of the services
! at the church is as follows:
Hymn, by the choir
Opening sentences and invocation, by
| DR.. Haines.
Scriptural lesson, by Dr. Niccolls
Address, by DR.. Haines.
Prayer, by DR.. Niccolls.
Closing hymn. by the choir.
| Benediction.
At the conclusion of this service the fu-
neral party will leave the church, going
| direct to Crown Hill cemetery
The services at the cemetery will be eX-
ceedingly simple and brief, consisting of
i a prayer and the recital of the words usu-
ally spoken as the body is lowered into
the grave.
During the arrival Of the friends at the
church guard Of the militia win be sta
| toned at the entrances to assist the
! squad Of police in preventing the crowd
from fntruding and congesting the space
! around the entrances. This military
guard, however, will have no further
! part in the funeral service.
THE MOURNERs.
The funeral party will be composed of
MRS. harrison ana daughter EllZS
! Mrs. Caroline B. Stroud, Of New York,
| Mrs. Harrison's most intimate friend;
Mrs. Mary Harrison Mckee, daughter of
| Gen. Harrison, and her husband, Robert
Mckee; Russell B. Harrison, son of Gen.
Harrison, with his wife and son; John
Scott Harrison and Carter B. Harrison,
brothers of Gen. Harrison; Mrs. Betty H.
| Eaton and Mrs Anna Morris sisters of
| Gen. Harrison; Mrs. Newcomer, aunt Of
] V-ic in11f mar fnT
| John F. Parker and Mrs. Parker, who is
E! sister of Mrs. Harrison; Secretary L.
| F. Tibbott and Mrs Tibbott; President
| Mckinley and his private secretary,
George B. Cortelyou; Gov. and Mrs. Dur
| bin; Gen. Benjamin F. Tracy,
| Of New York; Gen. and Mrs. John W.
! Noble, Of st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. John
WGnamaker, Of Philadelphia; Mr. and
| Mrs Charles Foster, of Festoria, o.;
Judge and Mrs Judson Harmon, of Gin
cinnati Gov. Nash, of Ohio, and party;
| w H. H. Miller and family, Judge and
Mrs. William A Woods, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Augustus L. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
| W-ootten, James Whitcomb Riley, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry J. Milligan, Mr. and Mrs.
| Clifford Arrick, William c.. Bobbs, New
ton Booth Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Howard Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
G1iffiths, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton U. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reid, Ben d. VOL
colt and family DR.. and Mrs. John M.
| Kitchen and Senator Charles W. Fair
| banks.
Tomorrow morning at sunrise the
| United States arsenal will fire salute OF
| thirteen guns, and at one-half hour In
| tervals throughout the day a gun will be
! fred.
Just before sunset salute of forty-fve
/ guns will be fired.
| NrE;r1T ,Ey,S PROGRAMME
President Mckinley will lie entertained
! quietly by Gov. and Mrs. w. t. Durbin
i tomorrow.
The governor will. with the reception
/ committee, meet the president at the
I union station at 6:O o'clock tomorrow,
| when the train to which the president s
| special car will be attached is scheduled
to arrive.
The president will be taken at once to
/ the Durbin residence, at Meridian and
! Vermont streets.
Gov Durbin said this afternocr that Re
had no programme for the preS->nt, hut
that they would attend the morning SEW
ices at one of the churches if the presi-
i dent so desired. 1t is likely, the gov
/ ernor. said, that the president will ma he
! a brief call at the Harrison home before
! noon. Luncheon will be served at II
! noon for the president at the Durbin
| home, and two or three of the president, S
| intimate friends may be asked to become
members of the party. Shortly before l
! o clock the president will enter the gov
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