Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-05

Their Labors Rest, from the quartet, anu
@ brief prayer from DR.. Haydn prought
the exercises to close.
The caslzet was then borne once more 10
the hearse, the members of the 1unersu
party re-entered their carriages and the
cortege passed up the hill toward the nhdi
resting place of the dead Secretary. Inc
slope of the ground from the chapel 10 the
summit of the knoll on which Mr.. hay Is
buried is steep. and the horses sprans 20
their work with viSor While the graFel
flew from the surface of the roadway as
their hoofs scraped during the short CLIMB.
From the edge of the lot in which MI hay
is buried is perhaps one hundred 1eel, auu
along the walk for this distance the cavary-
men bore the casket, between the hnes
formed by the members of the cabinet anu
the reception committee.
At the Grave.
The immediate members of the family
gathered at the far side of the grave oppo-
site the line of distinguished mourners.
President Roosevelt stood at the END OF
the line close to the open grave. For halt
of its depth the sides of the grave mad
been lined with brick laid In cement, and
the casket was slowly lowered While the
trembling voice of the aged pastor pro
nounced the words, Earth to earth. dust
to dust ashes to ashes, and then Wneh
the casket was laid where 1t Will rest lor
all time, he raised his voice IN prayer LOT
the soul that had departed and OF comfort
for the bereaved who remain. The pro-
nouncing of the benediction brought the
services to q close. .
President Roosevelt stepped forward 10
sneak few words to Mrs. Hay, ana then
walked quietly to his carriage, Whlch pore
him directly to the Pennsylvania depot.
The grave and the balance OF the nay
family lot were fairly covered WIN how.
ers A few of the tributes were as foiiows'
The Floral Tributes.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt. a wreath
or orchids maidenhair ferns ana cycas
leaves
King Edward VII wreath of orcnids.
Sir Mortimer and Lady Durand, wreath
of lilies of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, wreath OF
lilies of the valley and white roses
The Japanese government. wreath oi
iris flowers
Minister and Mrs Takahira, wreath OF
lavender, sweet peas and maidenhalr fern.
The Presidents cabinet, standing
wreath of white sweet peas with a cluster
of orchids and a base of Easter lilies ana
American Beauty roses
The Department of State, standing
wreath of Killarney roses and lilies OF the
valley and a base OF fAas'ei iiiS' ~ -
leaves. ,,roatb
The diplomatic corps, standins wIeasn
of green galax with sprays OF nhes Oh tne
valley and of lavender orchids and pase
f r. ster lilies and American Beauty roses.
The Korean legation, Wreatn Oh pioWt
palax and enchantress carnations Win
naIm leaves crossed in the center
The Brazilian government, Wreath VI
r,bita and nurpie sweet peas, with clusters
of orchids and cycaS leaves, tied with plue,
yellow and black ribbon
The Cuban legation, a wreath or Drown
galax with clusters OF white carHa. .ioiIs
American Beauty roses EaSeei iiN'' ~
orchids ,
leaves with a cluster of white roses
Manuel Alvares Calderon, minister OF
Peru a wreath of White pacheior put'oha'
green galax and candy tuft. 1,,
Cleveland Zionists, emblem OF Lion1sm'
two crossed flags, with a star IN the cen
ter. ..r.o,n
B'Nat Birth wreath of American
Reauty roses and lilies of the valley.
International bureau of national repupiics,
a wreath of Killarney roses, lavender SWEEP
peas with cluster of easter hies anu
with a grouping of cycas leaves IN the cen
ter. D,... -.
LOYAL Legion, commandery or Dis1rict VI
Columbia a solid wreath OF white carna-
tons with cluster of American Beauty ana
kaiserin roses and brown galax
Veterans of Troop A, a standing wreath
of white peonies with clusters of lilies OF
the valley and white roses.
Troop A, a sprany of white roses
Chinese merchants of Cleveland, a stand
ing wreath of rambler roses, with cluster
of lilies of the valley and base of white
and purple iris.
Citizens of Rochester, n. Y, wreath
of white sweet peas with cluster Oh PINK
roses.
The Church of the Covenant Washing
ton, D. c.. a wreath of lilies of the valley
and orchids.
The New York Tribune, reclining wreath
of American Beauty roses and Japonlca
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccormick, large
standing wreath of white roses anu OF
chids.
Gov. and Mrs Myron T. Herrick, wreath
of red galax and white roses.
Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Raymond wreath
of white carnations. with clusters OF req
roses and white sweet peas
other wreaths were sent by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas f. Walsh Mrs. j. II. DevereauX,
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hitt Mrs. Marcus A.
Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs: Larz Anderson Mr;
Spencer Eddy, Mr. Simon Wof, MI ana
Mrs II. c. Rouse.
There is, perhaps, no more beautlfui Gem,
eterv in the United States than that of
lake View There may be others that
enual II. but II is difficult to believe that
any can surpass IT, and the interment OF
Secretary Hay was in the most peautliui
part of the cemetery. The body OF the dls-
tingrished Secretary les about five hun
drad feet due east from the Garfield mon
ument and all around are the monuments
of men who were prominent in the life and
affairs of Ohio and the nation
Flags at Ealf Mast.
NEWPORT, r. l., July 5.-As a mark of
respect to the memory of Secretary Hay
flags today were placed at half mast In
Newport and on the forts and war vessels
IN the harbor.
The President left Oyster Bay on his sor-
rowful mission at 3:25 O'Clock last night on
| a special train of the Long Island Railroad
| Company In the Presidents immediate
party were Secretary Loeb, NJ. A Latta,
| the Presidents personal stenographer; rep
resentatives of the press associations. secret
| service officers and messengers. The Pres
| ident had as his guest to Long Island city
Baron Speck Won Sternburg, the German
| ambassador who visited the President at
| Sycamore Hill yesterday to pay his re-
| spects prior to his departure for Germany
| on Thursday The ambassador expects TO
| be absent from this country until about the
| middle of September.
| AT Jersey city the President was joined
| by Attorney General Moody. and little
4 while later by former Secretaries Root and
| Morton. The special train LETT Jersey CITY
| at 5:45 pm. 1t consisted of the private car
| Magnet; compartment sleeper. the Shet-
| land; the dining car Oberlin and the COM
| bination car John Endicott
| Philadelphia was reached at AS p- m, the
| President being Joined there by Secretaries