The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07

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the latter a sister Of the deceased; 8Ir.
and AIRS. Winfeld Cameron, and Charles
j.. Jones. and Miss Louise Jones. nephew
and niece, respectively
The President ana AIRS Roosevelt sat
tn front seats on the right hand side
of the north aisle Both wore mourn
ing clothes.
Behind them sat Admiral Dewey and
General LnarIee. a-ld the members OF
gee judiciary of che District a. c0llm-
PACK or rEe representa- JFes Of the army
navy and marine corps being present in
Iul Fegalia- The Diplomatic Corps Cc-
c4p.eG seats lH the north section oT tbs
church about twenty being present.
These Included Sir f,nentuHg Liau-Chen,
the Chinese minister Alr- Takahira the
japanese minister 1Ir. Van SWiudeTiu.
gE the Netherlandsi the Haytian minis
Ter, and others representing widely scaL-
tered countries.
His Omcial Associates
Prominent in the congregation were
the former associates Of AIr. Payne, Wn0
occupied practically the entire southern
section of the church. Acting Postmas-
ter General Robert J. Wynne and As
sistant Postmaster General ShaIlenberE-
er occupying O. front pew. About hfty
chiefs.
The Floral Offerings.
Beautiful and costly floral 0feriugs in
great pr0fusioE filed every available
space about the chaucsI during the
services. They came as the express
siOns of grief and sympathy from Cow
enment omcials and the legion Of Mr..
Payne's friends iu private life.
The casket. IS IL rested before the al
tar, was banked uy roses. orchids. vi0-
lets, and palms
Across the top there was spread a
shield of lilies. placed there on the re-
quest OF Mrs Payne. A magnificent
wreath OF orchids, roses, and carna-
tions, with crossed Cycas palm leaves.
the whole measuring four feet in diane
ter bore the plain cards OF Theodore
Roosevelt ana AIRS 4leodore E1Ose-
welt" The design had been arranged
at Ehe private nor houses OF tlie Efesl-
dent. under the personal direction or
Mrs Roosevelt who spent the better
part OF yesterday afternoon ia over
seeing the florists work.
MRS. Mark A Hanna, widow OF the
late Ohio Senator sent beautiful
standing wreath Of orchids and valley
violets The Postofice Department Of
fered q mammoth standing wreath eE
vi0Iets. lilies or the valley ana orchids
The card was inscribed sympathy OF
many friends In The F0sIOIhc6 Depart
meut"
From National Committee.
The Republican National COMMITTEES,
through Chairman George 3. COrtel-
you, who attended the funeral in per-
son. sent large standing wreath Of
orchids and chrysauthe NUNS, From
Messrs Kobelt and Krause, delegates *
the German postal administration %
Berlin, and who were directed by their
home government 10 be present az che
services, there came q wreath similar TO
the Offering OF the PostOlnce Depart
ment.
Grown of gardeuias and orchids. from
Argentine legation. wreath with green
red, and white satin ribbons from AIexi-
can embassy, and wreath OF Violets and
Brazilian orchids from the Brazilian le-
cation
FoII0wiuE. the services. the hearss was
escorted TO the Beunsy station by
the carriers of the Washington cIrY
postohce, IN uniform. The special train
leaving for Milwaukee at 1890 o'clock snd
containing the funeral party. consisted
Of three cars-rhe special car Mime
Waukee and st. Paul Railroad for tho
body and the members Of the family
the special car Pennsylvania. rendered
by the PennsyIyauia Road Tor the Uss
Teprese enLIuE the Cabinet Assistant Post
master General Shallenberger, and
others, and a combination baggage and
Immediately following the chanting OF
the burial anthem. the hymn, Lead
Kindly Light was sung. The Rev. Mr..
Dunlap then read the lesson from CO.
Jesus. Lover of MY Soul" was next
sung by choir and congregation. and
following this. the Rev. Mr.. smith read
the usual prayers for the burial OF the
A third hymn, "Hark. Hark. Ny Sou"
brought the service 20 q close. the bene-