Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-18
RITES FOR PRIEST
Number of Churchmen to Assist
in Service fer Dean
Mackin.
SERMON BY BISHOP DAVIS
Very Rev. M. Weldon, of Bloomington,
is to BE the Ceie-
brant.

The remains Of Very Rev. Dean
Thomas Mackin will lie in state in st.
Joseph's church, Fourteenth street and
Second avenue. from noon tomorrow
until 10 O'Clock, the hour of the fun
eral service Monday morning. The
entrance and interior OF the church
have been draped in mourning. A sol
enn high mass will be celebrated FOR
the dead priest The officers of the
mass have been selected as follows:
Celebrant. Vev Rev. NJ Weldon,
V. G., Bloomington: assistant priest.
Very Rev Thomas Shaw. c. NJ, La
Sale; deacon. Very Rev. T. s. Keat-
ing, X. d. NJ r.. Ottawa; sub-deacon,
Very Rev. H. A OKelly. NJ. r..
Streator; master Of ceremonies, Very
Rev. Joseph s. Kelly. Moline: chan
tiers, Rev A Mainville. Brimfeld; and
Rev. c. O'Neal, Princeton; sermon.
RI. Rev James Davis, D. D.. Daven-
port; dissolution, RI. Rev. p. J.
OReilly. Peoria
Music of the Mass.
The musical part of the service has
been arranged by Mrs. T. B. Reidy,
the program TO be:
Lead Kindly Light-Quartet.
Kyrei, Dies irae. Agnus Del (Gregor-
ian chant1-choir.
Sanctus (GounodD-Tenor solo and
chorus.
Stabat Mater-Quartet.
Ofertory. He was Man Of Sorrows
Solo
That Sweet Story Of Old-SOlo.
PaIIbcnrerS Are Selected.
The active palibearers are to be
J. r. Marion. Frank Heffner, NJ IT.
Sexton. J. p. Dolly. Daniel Mckinney.
William McEnlry, Andrew Coleman
and Henry Burns. The following have
been invited to serve as honorary pail
bearers James Connor, Judge w. II.
Gest. Phil Mitchell. c. H. Deere. II.
ID. Mack, James McElhernc. J. S. Gil
moro. J. NJ Buford. William Jackson.
+. D. Sweeney. T. II. Thomas, c. J.
Larliin. Ben Hartz. William McCono-
chic, NJ J. McEniry, DR. G. G. Craig,
Sr.. Daniel Corken. V. Dauber, s. s.
Davis and W b. Mcintyre.
The remains viii be shipped to CT
caGo and placed in receiving vault.
to remain there until spring. when
intermcnt will be made at Leland, III.
school Children 10 View Body.
The board of education has given
permission TO superintendent II. B.
Hayden 10 excuse at II o'clock Monday
morning all those pupils desiring to
view the remains of Father Mackin at
the church Mr.. Hayden says that
pupils wishing TO be excused must pre-
sent notes from their parents.
Death Of Thomas Fuller, Jr.
Thomas J. Fuller. Jr.. died last even
ms at $50 o'clock at his home, AS
Fifth street. after an illness of but four
days, with typhoid pneumonia. MI
Fuller. who was unmarried made his
home NTH his parents. Mr.. ana Mr..
Thomas j. Fuller. Sr He was employ
ed at the Rock Island PIow company's
blacksmith shop. as a helper He was
born IN Rock Island. May !. 1861. and
had resided here all his life. Mr. Full
or is survived by his parents and three |
brothers and three sisters. Elmer |
Fuller. Fred Fuller. James Fuller Mrs |
Martha Tremanu. and Mrs. Jerusha |
Fletcher. all OF this city. and Mrs. |
Silvia Krieccr Of Fiudlay. Ohio. The |
funeral will be- held Sunday afternoon |
at , O'Clock. from the home The ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. r. b, |
Williams. pastor Of the First NJ. +. |
church. Intcrment will be made att
ChippiannOck.