The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14
MORRIS FUNERAL TO-DAY
SERVICES AT THE TEMPLE ON
NORTH DELAWARE STREET.
Bar Association VIII Meet This Morn
ing-TeIegrams of Coincidence
from Many Friends.

The funeral of Nathan Morris will be held
this afternoon from the Jewish Temple on
North Delaware street. The body will be-
fore 2 p. m. to-day be removed from the
residence of Mrs. A. Cohn on Park avenue
with the body of little Frank Haas, who
met his death with Mr. Morris in the dis
astrous North Alabama-street fire Sunday
morning.
Rabbi Messing will conduct the services
at the funeral and the Rev. j. A. Milburn,
of Chicago. formerly pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church of this city, will de-
liver the funeral Grafton. The pall-bearers
for Mr.. Morris will be Hugh H. Hanna,
Samuel E. Rauh, Jacob Newman of Chi
cago. Louis Newberger, Ovid b. Jameson,
Bement Lyman, Ralph Bamberger, Henry
Kahn, Albert Lieber, Philip Frey of Evans
vile. Samuel E. Morss and NJ. b. Wilson.
The indianapolis Bar Association will
meet this morning az 10 o'clock in the
United States courtroom to adopt resolu-
tions on the death of Mr.. Morris, who was
its president. The association will attend
the funeral in body, and in honor of Mr..
Morris the Marion county courts will ad-
journ during the funeral
The death Of Nathan Morris continued to
be a general subject of conversation among
the men who knew him yesterday. Many
kilograms of coincidence have been received
by DR.. Joseph Haas and family from their
friends and also from the friends of MI.
Morris who live outside the city. Among
the kilograms received by the family and
by Mr.. Louis Newberger. Mr.. Morris's law
partner. were the following:
Albert ]. Beverage, from Washington,
d. C.-"Horriied and sick at the awful
news. cannot express the grief and SYM
tHxrI fool fNxsx md De. Lot rvns
James B. Curtis. of New York-"Stunned
and shocked by kilograms. Condolences to
all. Too late TO catch train for funeral.
Morris's death loss to community"
Shocked and grieved beyond expression
with sad news. Please express to family
my sincere sympathy upon their great be-
Newton w Gilbert. of Fort wayne-"I
am profoundly impressed with Mr.. Morris S
heroic death. He lived and died for
others"
George B. Briggs. of Chicago-"Sad news
of your calamity reaches us through Chi
cago papers. Accept for yourself and re-
mainder OF your family our deepest sor-
row."
Henry wollman. of New York; am
Mortified and grieve0 beyond expression at
the news of the death of Nathan Morris.
one of the best friends ever had and one
of the truest men who ever lived. 1 mingle
my tears with yours"
Henry C. Lytton. of Chicago-'Terribly
Notify family of my sincere sympathy"
Bernie Kirschbaum. from Atlantic City.
N. J.-"You have our deepest sympathy in
your sad bereavement"
d. A. Sachs and w. w. Watts, of Louis
ville-"Mr. Morris, always a lovable man
and our esteemed friend. was more than
kind to us in our late trouble at Indianapo-
lis. There seemed nothing too much for
him to do for our comfort and to tighten
our burden, and all was deeply apprecia ted.
We read the account of his death with hor-
ror and dismay and wish 10 offer you and
have you present to his sister our profound
sympathy in this great bereavement
j. M Barrett, of Fort Wayne-"Please
accept and tender to family of Nathan Nor
ris my profound sympathy. He died as he
lived, a true man."
Philip w. Frey, of Evansville-"Just
learned terrible news. Wire me, please,
arrangements for interment. L am shocked
and gr,eved beyond expression"
Bowen, Douglass, Whiting and Muffin, of
Detroit-"Accept our deepest sympathy in
the irreparabe loss you have sustained"