New-York tribune., 1905-07-06

Corinthians and the fourteenth chapter of the
Gospel of St John.
The pallbearers at the conclusion OF the
Scriptursl reading carried the coffin through
the door 70 the hearse while the quartet softly
sang Tennyson's Crossing the Bar
BURIAL. IN THE HAY PLOT.
The funeral leaving the chapel. passed along
the winding drivewsys OF the cemetery until
the Hay burial plot. one-fourth of mile distant,
was reached The six non-eommissioned Off
GERS OF Troop here surrendered their places
To four assistants of the undertaken, who car
ried the coffin over the one hundred feet of green
turf that extended between the driveway and the
crave Mrs Hay Clarence Hay, Mr. and Mrs
wadsworth and Mr.. and Mrs Mather stood at
the head of the grave. President Roosevelt. with
President Fairbanks at his side few
feet to the left OF Clarence Hay.
The quartet sang two stanzas Of the hymn
For All the Saints Who from Their Labors
Rest" and then while the coffin was lowered
Dr. Haydn recited the committal service of the
Presbyterian Church. When he concluded the
quartet sang the final stanza Of the hymn. and
the Denediction by DIR. Meldrum brought the
services TO a close. There was a brief pause
after DR.. Meldrums voice had ceased, and the
first leave the place was made by Mrs
Hay. She turned away from the grave. and as
she passed President Roosevelt reached out her
hand TO him. He took ii in both OF his own
bowling profoundly he did So
Mrs Hay, with the members Of her family
returned TO the residence of Samuel Mather
while the President and his party the carriage
of the Executive surrounded by the members
of the cavalry troop. went at a rapid pace di-
rectly TO his train, which he reached at about
O'Clock. After a short wait in the yards of the
train ted
the entire party returning with him, except Sec
retary Metcalf who viii remain In the West
for short time.
SOME OF THE FLORAL TRIBUTES.
The grave and the remainder of the Hay
family lot fairly covered with flowers
few OF the tributes and those who sent them
were follows:
President and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt,
wreath Of orchids, maidenhair fern and cycas
leaves.
King Edward VII, a wreath of orchids.
Sir Mortimer and Lady Durand, wreath Of
lilies -the-vaIley.
Mr.. and Mrs whiteIaw Reid wreath of
hlies-of- the-valley and white roses.
The japanese government, wreath Of iris
flowers.
Minister and Mrs Takahira, a wreath of
Lavender, sweetpeas and maidenhair fern.
The Presidents Cabinet standing wreath of
white sweetpeas. with cluster OF orchids and
base OF Easter lilies and American Beauty
roses
The Department of State, standing wreath
Of Killarney roses and HIies-of-the-valIey and a
base or Easter lilies and cycas leaves.
The Diplomatic Corps a standing wreath Of
green galax with sprays Of lilies-of-the-vaIley
anc OF lavender orchids and a base of Easter
lilies and American Beauty roses.
The Corean Legation, a wreath of brown
galax and enchantress carnations, with palm
leaves crossed in the centre.
The Brazilian government. wreath of white
and purple sweetpeas, with clusters of orchids
and cycas leaves tied with blue yellow and
black ribbon.
The Cuban Legation. wreath of brown gaIax.
with clusters OF white carnations. American
Beauty roses, Easter lilies and orchids.
Secretary Hitchcock. a wreath of cycas leaves
with cluster Of white roses
Manuel Alvares Caideron, Minister OF Peru a
wreath OF white bachelor buttons. green galax
and candytuft.
Cleveland Zionists, emblem OF Zionism two
crossed naas, With star In the centre.
Bhai B rith, a wreath OF American Beauty
roses and lilies -the-valley
international Bureau OF American Republics. a
wreath OF Killarney roses, lavender sweetpeas,
with cluster OF Easter lilies and grouping of
cycas leaves in the centre.
Loyal Legion, Commandery Of the District of
Columbia, a solid wreath of white carnations.
with clusters OF American Beauty and Kaiserin
roses and brown gaiax.
Veterans Of Troop A a standing wreath of
white peonies, with clusters Of lilies-of-the-val
ley and white roses.
Troop A. spray of white roses.
Chinese merchants OF Cleveland. a standing
wreath or rambler roses. with cluster OF lilies
of-the-vailey and a base OF white and purple
!. iris
Citizens OF Rochester y. Y. wreath OF white
sweetpeas with cluster OF pink roses.
The Church OF the Covenant, Washington
wreath of lilies-of -the-valley and orchids
The New-York Tribune, a reclining wreath
OF American Beauty roses and japonica lilies
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccormick, large
standing wreath of white roses and orchids.
Governor and Mrs. Myron T. HerriCk,
wreath Of red gala1 and white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A Raymond. a wreath OF
white carnations with clusters Of red roses and
white sWeetpeas.
other wreaths were sent by Mr. and Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. J. H DevereuX, Mr.. and
Mrs r. r Hit, Mrs Marcus A. Hanna, Mr.. and
Mrs LRrx Anderson. Spencer Eddy. Simon Wolf
and Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Rouse.
A memorial service held in the Chamber
of Commerce this afternoon, at which Governor
Herrick and number Of others spoke.