The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
UDGE'COLE BURIED
Services over Remains Held g n bis:
Morning. bsequlesl at 81 John's
hi e hurehl tended by Judges q
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4 (Washlngton Evening istat.}l

services Of the Episcopal Church
we're held over the remains Of former
Judge Charles cleaves Cole at old
St. Johns Church, on Lafayette
square. at1 O'Clock this forenoon.
The obsequies were in charge OF the;
rector, Rev Roland Cotton Smith,
and the assistant rector, Rev. Edward
Slater, Dunlop, and included touching,
church melodies by the vested choris.
tiers. The church was filed TO its ca,
paclty by friends Of the deceased and
members Of the District Bar Associa:
ton acted as ushers.
All the justices of the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia were
at the church. The Court Of Appeals
and the Supreme Court of the United
States were also represented.
The members of the bar who at
tended the funeral services assembled
at the city hall at 1890 o'clock.
shortlyafter; that hour, headed by the
officers Iof the bar association, they
boarded street cars and rode to- ST.
Johns Church. Actual proceedings
nfthe several courts were suspended
until after tie funeral itt;si \
The eortege proceeded from the
family residence: 1905 \ street, and
reached the church a few minutes be;
fore II o'clock. As the funeral party
entered the pretty edi1ce the choir
sang a dirge in the distance, while
Rev. Or. Smith repeated the Episcopal
service. for the dead. Taking as his
topic E"Your Labor is. Not in Vain in
/ the Lord Rev. Edward Slater Dun.
lop preached an effective sermon
dealing with the uncertainty of i'm,
/ mortality. He urged his hearers 10
SO live their earthly lives that at the
end they would be found fitted to en-.
ter upon the great everlasting life
that is to come.
s INs Sang Favorite Hymn.
/, The choristers sang the pretty
!. hymn, which was said to have been
one of Judge Coles fayorites:
a Peace, peace, perfect peace in this
I dark world of sin,
! The blood of Jesus whispers peace
/ Within"
i. and later another of his favoritcs
angels of Jesus
9 The attendance included more thai
q seventy members OF the local BAR del
!, egattoRs from the Grand Army of TIL
: Republic, theELoyal Legion, the uniol
q Soldiers Alliance, the Knights Ten
plar and the 18th Maine Voluntee
Regiment Association.
" The pallbearers we're Chief Justic
Ie Henry NJ. Clabnugh of the Suprem
ID Court Of the District OF Columbia
id Mr. Aulicll Palmer United State
marshal for the District; Mr.. ].
Darlington. Mr.. George Hamilton. NJ
Y. E. X. Camp, Mr. Reginald Huid
=, Roper, MIR. II. w. Parker and Mr..
IS Golden Donaldson.
a, Floral trbuts were sent by II
" several organizations, OF which 70
y mer Judge Cole had been membe
One of these was inscribed "a tribu
ny of Affection from the survivors
re the 18th Maine Volunteer Regimen
nr- in which deceased was captain ,
CHI the civil war. twas fragrant al
y" handsome floral wreath.
Is Among the great throng of intima
no friends of Judge Cole who were in {
on tendance at the obseques were Jud
gh Scott Of the Police Court, Gen. CT
us. II. Harries, Judge Arson S. Tayl,
rp' Mr.. Andrew Y Bradley, former Liz
a tenant of Police John F. Kelly a
Mr.. Jackson II. Ralston.
the The concluding services were HI
nti. about the grave at Rock Creek cen
s. terry this afternoon.