The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
Impressive Cortege Escorts Cof,
fin From Archiepiscopal
Residence.
WILL LIE IN STATE TO-DAY.
Cardinal Gibbons to Offcia:e at
the Funeral. Assisted by Many
Prominent Catholic
Ciergymen.

Iae body of Archbishop Kahn was taker
iTo'n the a-chiep!scOpal residence on In
dell avenue 20 the Old Cathedral yesterday
afternoon Just before dusk.
/ Long before the arrival OF the corteEe
a large crowd gathered on Walnut stree:
/ between Second and Third streets. and
when the coffin was taken from the hearse
I Ii was with difficulty that the police could
/ restrain The more curious.
Archbish0p Gleanon, dressed in the y!o-
I let gown OF his Office. read the service Of
receiving the body into the church and the
Office for the dead was chanted by the
Passionist Fathers.
The guard OF honor from the St Vim
cent de Paul Society was then established
The doors OF the Cathedral were kept
open all night. and many hundred persons
viewed the body as it lay on the cata-
falque in front OF the sanctuary.
Archbishop Glennon remained at the
;.rchiepiscopaI residence until after the
departure OF the ccrtege, but arrived at
The Cathedral before the funeral process
sion Accompanied by MoRsgnOr Murray
and the Reverend Father FelOn. h STOOD
near the ch&nCel, while the body was be-
ing carried up the aisle.
Ihe members OF the guard OF honor then
entered the church and were given seats
along the middle aisle. After the service
they viewed the body. being the first out
side OF personal friends ana religious com
mGnlues that were allowed that privilege.
Students nom every seminary in the
city arrived at the Cathedral before the
''fteSe ana remained until the greater
part Of the crowd had left
The services in honor Of the memory OF
Archbishop ka-n. to-day. Will be very
s!inpie- Archbishop Glennon Will say
ponuhcal high mass OF requiem at So
this morning. No seats Wl.l be reserved
tlle- LIIs.L those f.gr.T
The Office for the dead. the most i'm
porta1t ceremony preceding the funeral
I'D O'Clock By the Franciscan fathers
BALTIMORE DELEGATION.
Cardinal Gibbons. accompanied by the
Reverend Father William Fletcher. rector
Of the Baltimore Cathedral. and the Rev
erend Father i. F. DOuahoe. rector OF ST.
Patrick's Church. OF Baltimore. Will ar
rive .n 81. Louis this afternoon They
viii be Joined ln Cincinnati by Bishop
john :. Foley OF Detroit.
While here. Cardinal Gibbons viii be
.h- EEes; o. Archbishop Glounon- lie viii
Grrari Cor Baltimore Ua THURSDAY.
The Reverend Father J. \ AiEJalen ot
s.. Mar - > E.gLrN- Baltimore arrived
last night He VIII REPRESENT the seminary
o. which Archbishop KAN was An alum /
l.Us
The officers or the mass. who will as
sist Cardinal Gibbons at the funeral to- |
morrow morning, are
Assistant priest. the Very Reverend /
Father j. Y NE=eUt. aelguUs Of honor. ]
the Reverend Father Rogers. :. J.. and 4
tha Reverend Father F'irIe. q. s.. T.: cca- I
con. the Reverend Father Wilnes OF 81. /
Charles. Ssalcae8n. the Reverend Father /
Foley. first master or ceremonies. the j
Reverend Father NJ :. Brennan: second I
master Of ceremonies. the Reverend Father /
Taurath. third master Of ceremonies. a
cross bearer. the Reverend |
FLiher GlfllTu. uitgr bearer for the Car
liEal the Reverend Father Stevens: mi
ter bearers for absolurion. the Reverend /
Father PudluwSEi. and tge Reverend Ia
.F,r Bleha. att-uGar-s. -pmtUHria1s.
The ArchhishDpS ana Bishops who attend
he funeral Will be inside the sanctuary !
md viii be provided with pTiedieuN.
Priests In the sanctuary will have chairs. /
md those 81 Is NOT able 20 accommodate |
vill be seated in the front pCWs.
Arrangements have been made by the
nanar cement Of the Transit Company To- |
'un an Grand avenue cars through TO
'aIvary Cemetery after 10 a. m. t0-mor-
ow. In order 10 accommodate those who
Npect TO attend the burial services.