Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SHORT SERVICES
AT THE CASTLE
Over the Remains Of Franz
Hunine, the EuIOey Being
by R. v. D. Bryan.
BODY TAKEN TO DENVER

The remains Of Franc Hunins. the
pioneer whose death was chfonloied
In The Evening Clllnen Of yesterday
afternoon. wtre shipped 20 the croma-
tory nj Denver On tho delayed pas.
sonrcr train No. z this morning. whore 4
IN acceptance with the provisions Of
his will. thoy will be cfematod, placed 1
In An urn. aud brought back % this /
city. lion. "A. b fcrgusaun, son-in-
Law Of The deceased, and Otto DECK
mann. an 0idtime empluye and Friend, |
accompanied the hody.
This morning. ai 1880 o'clock short |
services were held ~ the Montozume /
castle Of the deceased. whore only /
the immediate family ana relatives,
with the pail.bearers, the undertaken
aud q few old time male friends. al.
tended. This arsion--n simple, quiet
funeral service. was also AZ the re-
quest Of the deceased and 80 specified
In his will. and when the small crowd
had assembled In the parior, standing
around q handsome caaket. The top Of
which was covered with noral trib-
utes. r. w. ID. Bryan stepped forward
and pronounced a most eloquent eulo'
~ upon the dead. MT. Rryan said N
part;
In his viii the deceased requested
that some Old friend speak NJ his ia.
neral The family have asked me 20
comply with this wish. | am honored
by the selection and willingly lay up
on the bier Of my deceased friend.
this tribute Of my respect and esteem
II has been my privilege TO know him
for the past twoniy'thFce years aud
from my very first acquaintance with
him, he has always manifested
/ quick and eppreciatiye sympathy and
4 genuine fellownhip Under AZ times,
q hruak manner, I always found a
kindly disposition. n hearty apprecia'
ton and a generous helpfulncsf. ! re
4 greet that tho demand OF a busy life
lntorfered with the frequency Of these
4 communication with him, which al
/ ways cheorcd and heiped ME. Doubt
less We all fee that the constant ef'
fort for gain intorfereH with that 80.
aial intercourse between congcniAi
friends, which hrightans and beauties
our lives. ! rejoice IN the thought OF
that eternity which win AFFORD time 90
cultivate and enjoy the friends whose
mental traits and moral virtues ap.
peal to as and aweken a full respon.
nive cord OF affection.
Mr. nryan then spoke ~ the sterling
qualities OF the deceased rs a business
man and ~ Q citizen and The rich lcga
cy left To family and friends Ia his
reputation for honest and fair DEALING
and for the unimpeaehable integrity
Of his word
A. We stand here In the presence
az this iifeless body. The spirit gone 10
Him who brought II into being. we
cannot suppress The though, OF an Inn
mortal life.
Mr.. Iagersoll IN one Of the most
beautiful gems IN the English Lam
: gauge, thus gave voice 20 the thought
. standing beside his brothers grave;
life "a a narrow vale between The
cold and barren peaks 81 two etcrni.
2 ties. We strive In vain TO look be.
=. yOnd the heights. We cry aloud and
r tho only answer Is the echo Of our
i wailing cry. From tho voiceless lips
4 OF the unreplying dead there comes no
r word, bat IN the night Of death. hope
!, sees a star aud listening love can hear
{ the rustic Of a wing
n Amid the engrose.uF cares ~ life
o and the troubles and the Onxieties
Q We pause 4 moment At the CONN which
Z contains the iifelenB corpRe OF oul
friend and RaEo into that mysterioul
unknown where hia spirit N. 10 aal
b ourselves. II. when God sends his mes
J. senger for "a, viii we be ready q
= greet the summons with Joyous coma
denceY
M The tender thoughts OF our hearts
d a. thus We gather TO pay our last tri
Q butte Of respect to one gone before
;. are beautifully expressed IA lenny
4 sons Deserted House
!, life add thought have gone away.
r Side by side
I'll Leaving door and windows wide;
/, | Careless tenants they
= Asl within Is dark az night:
J. Ia the window u no light.
And no murmur nj the door.
n So frequent on rs hinge before
y, Close the door. the shutiera close.
d, Or thru the windows We shall seq
oi Thn nakedneas and vacancy,
,. OF the dark, deserted house.
y Come away; no more OF mirth
y II here or merry making Hound
Al The house was buiIded Of the earth.
e And shall fall gain to ground
le Come away for Life and Thought
a Here no longer dwell,
- But In city glorious
great aud distant ciiy-haye bough
u a mansion lncorrnplihle
y Would they could have stayed With "a
n, On, Thou Eternal onel who's