The Washington herald., 1906-12-03

Fahnestock. New York: william W. Fin
ley, Washington, d. C., and Charles
Steele. New York.
The majority Of the officers and repre-
sentatiyes of the road were present.
The Honorary PnIIbearerS.
The following acted as honorary palI-
hearers: Col. A B. Andrews. first vice pres
ident Southern Railway, Raleigh, \. c.
". w. Finley, second vice president.
Washington, D. c.; J. NJ. CuIp, third vice
president, Washington; c. H. Ackert
| fourth vice president. Washington: T. c.
Powell. fifth vice president, ST. Louis.
Mo-; Fairfax Harrison, assistant to the
president Washington; Francis Lynde
Stetson, general counsel. New York; Al
/ fred p. Thorn, general counsel Washing
ton; Judge Alex. P. Humphrey. general
counsel. Louisville. Ky: r. ID. Lankford,
secretary. New York; II c. Ansley. treas
uref Washington: W. S. Townsend. presi-
dents office. New York; Col. f. l.. Rus
sell, vice president Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road. Mobile, Ala: W. J. Murphy. vice
president Cincinnati New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway, Cincinnati, Ohio;
/ Mai. J. f. Hanson. president Central
Railway Of Georgia. Macon. Ga. Col. A.
R. Lawton. first vice president Central
Railway of Georgia. Savannah, Ga; J.
PierpOnt Morgan, George 5. Bowdoin,
George F. Baker, president New York and
Long Branch Railroad. New York; Joseph
Bryan, director Southern Railway, Rich
mOnd, Va; Robert NJ. Galloway, director.
New York; samuel AZ. lnmau. director,
Atlanta Ga Adrian Iselin ir.. director;
Edmond d. Randolph. director; James T.
Woodward. director: Harris c. Fahne-
stock, director; Charles Steele. director,
all of New York, John NJ CadWaladeT.
Augustus d. Juillard, DR.. J. 5. Bassett,
j. Turner Attcrbury. Gen. john Gin Ros
well Miller, chairman Of board, Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST Paul Railway, New
York; F. D. Underwood. president Erie
Railroad. New York; Henry Walters,
chairman Of board. Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad. New York; ". Butler Dun
can. chairman of board, Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. New York,
The body bearers, all of whom were
personally acquainted with President
Spencer, were Peter Laws, Frank Palmer.
Henry Wilson, Anthony Phillips, BenJa-
min WaTrick, Thomas Winters. George |
Jones, and William Brown.
The Floral Tributes.
the rich and lesser favored. all friends
and admirers of Mr.. Spencer, have never
been surpassed at a funeral service in
this city, with the possible exception OF
that of President Mckinley.
President Roosevelt sent a large wreath
of White House orchids and white roses. |
tied with a white ribbon,
Vice President Fairbanks tribute COM
prised a mass of chrysanthemums.
]. Pierpont Morgan. a huge box of cut
flowers.
Officers Of the Southern Railway,
standing wreath of orchids, lilies OF the
valley, and vioIets
Surgeons OF the Southern Railway.
wreath Of holly. American Beauties. a
cross Of red carnations in a field of
white carnations.
Thomas F. Walsh. wreath of violets.
orchids, lilies Of the valley, and Ameri- /
can Beauty roses
Board of directors Of the Central Of
Georgia Railway Company standing
wreath Of palms. red roses, lilies Of the
valley, and orchids.
Z. H Hartman. large cluster Of Ameri- /
can Beauty roses. palms. violets, and
lilies of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse. {
standing wreath of orchids and violets |
Mrs. Phllip Schuyler. New York. palm
leaves, roses and viOlets.
William Johnston. Liverpool England
wreath of viOlets. roses. and sweet peas. /
a. Juillard, New York, wreath Of vic
lets.
S. N. FELTON,, president of the Chicago
and Alton Railway Company. wreath Of
palms, lilies of the valley and viClets.
1Ez1Tf1r, Dfi,-1r
cluster Of roses palms, and viOlets
Frank Lyang, New York cluster Of
violets and lilies Of the valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shoonmaker. /
large cluster OF orchids and violets.
S L. SHOEMAKER, wreath of galax AMI /
violets.
Maj. Randolph, ivy wreath and vioets |
Z. /. Russell, wreath Of lilies of the
valley. carnations, and roses.
". ID. Chipley. cluster of roses.
Mrs. Hunt Chipley. cluster Of roses. !
". c. Eustis, palms and violets.
Gen Harries, palms, roses, and vio- /
lets.
The clerks and employees Of the South /
erp Railway sent huge masses Of fresh /
cut flowers every day TO the residence of /
their dead chief One wagon load of
flowers accompanied the funeral cortege
TO the cemetery, where they were depos- /
tied, while the rest of the flowers, com
plying with the wishes Of the members
Of the family, were distributed among the /
local hospitals.
Because of the inability Of the family /
to decide where they wished the burial |
the casket was placed in a receiving |
vault.
There were five vanloads Of flowers. /
Only a part Of them could be taken into /
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