Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-17

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Ilery at the head OF the bier, "a marine:
at the foot At, one side was d SER:
lgeant #o9 I'M antTy, on the other a "a al,
riIle:.s Fhe massive wooden doors 5of5
the building were closed and the iron
outer gates were bolted fs
was q few minutes after q clock
When here Came signs Of life from
within the corrid OF, where the body OF
the president reposed. The doors
We're flung open, The gates swung ajar.
AT ~ 81 40 sailors from the United
States steamship Michigan swung up
Franklin street, the first detachment
OF the cortege escort. The bluejackets
wheeled into line directly opposite the
entrance $of city hal n. Four minutes
later the four horse hearse drew up
and 9 company Of marines filed into
position. Five OF the cabinet soffl GERS
arrived in two carriage The first
carried Secretary Long and Postmas-
ter General Smith. The other held AT
torney General Knox, Secretary Will
son and Secretary Hitchcock United
States Senator Joseph r.. Hawley of
4Connec Lieut. was next to arrive. sfs3{ VT
5s Body Removed to the Hearse.
Exactly at the appointed hour, 4 AS,
gne ssGole was N Z, perIeea readiness.
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moved betWeen = masses OF people All
uncovered s. AboEe the buildings
Ameriea tsF fiags and black streamers
hung at shalfmast The line had begun
it march atS7: f az az an AM hour later,
Rlth. $l measured step and to the strains
oI Ihe consSantly playing band tle
line3 aa turned into Esxchange
"a 81 railroad station g
located itaIo Journey was
the ascortege passed Eli ELI
/. colt OF street5ft was met 6 BY the carriage
bearing the preside lent 6of the United
states iheodore B. &c RooseVelt; g BIZ the
!presidel dentss orders, his carriage was W;a
STOPPED and AZ with q barred head thesnm ma
t1ons new executi q awaited Y the pass ass-
Ing of MS prede SCISSORS ftnera ISL cor
fege.
once me- more the troops We're drawn
up ~ line and I. came a. 70 resent. The
hearse stopped @ insfrent mt sofs i the baggage
entrances to the tf depot. Then from e pm
the head sof the coltlm came the
[8niouEnfnt sound OF the long roll. .Aa As
sitsceased there arose. cl lear and sweet,
the notes of the beautifu hymn,
Nearer MY God God. to aee. s, ssF ne sol.
their ahou ulders and moved toward the
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