Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-06
MANY EXPRESS GRIEF
Messages of Sympathy Sent to
the German Home.
ARRANGING FOR FUNERAL
Services to Be Held Tomorrow
Morning.
SELECTION OF PALLBEARERS
Nearly Every Member of the Senate
Has Called or Conveyed to Family
Words Of Coincidence.
ELECTION OF PALLBEARERs

Inc Iuner6l OF senator norman VIII Dc
private and will be held at his
| late residence, 1892 K street, at IL
| o'clock tomorrow morning. Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. and the Rev Freder-
| lex D. Power of the Vermont Avenue
| Christian Church, will officiate.
The following will be honorary pallbear-
ers: Former Cows. John Lee Carroll and
E. E. Jackson of Maryland John P. Poe,
| Bernard Carter, L. Victor Baughman, T.
NJ. Landhan, I. Freeman Rasin, ]. w. Her
| ing, Thomas H. Hunt; John r. Mclean,
| James L. Norris and ". w. Fuller.
| The active pallbearers will be men who
| were most actively identified with him in
political life in Maryland They will be:
Murray Vandiver, chairman of the demo-
cratic state central committee of Maryland.
Spencer C. Jones of Rockville, for many
years state senator from Montgomery
county.
Frank A. Furst of Baltimore, member
Of the democratic executive committee in
Maryland.
formerly surveyor of the port of Baltimore,
and now state tax commissioner for Wash
ington county.
j. Fred C. Talbot of Lutherville, Md,
| for many years representative in Congress
| from the second congressional district and
a member of the state executive committee,
Joshua w. Miles of Princess Anne, Md,
| formerly representative In Congress.
| Senator German had expressed a desire
| to have Rev. William A. Bartlett formerly
| a pastor of the New York Avenue Presby-
| terrain Church, officiate at his funeral, but
| Rev Mr.. Bartlett is travelling In Europe.
! Rev. A Reid Bird, pastor of the Presbyte-
| rian Church at Laurel, Md, and Rev. DIR.
| Edward Everett Hale, the venerable chap
| lain of the Senate, will attend, but 1t is
understood they will not formally particf-
pate.
/ Accommodations will be provided for seat
l ing just fifty persons in addition to the
members of the family and few intimate
| family friends. These fifty will be the
| seventeen members of each congressional
committee. six active and ten honorary
| pallbearers.
On account of the funeral the Senate to-
O'Clock. ''o-
The joint committee of the two houses of
| Congress who will attend the funeral will
assemble In the parlors of the Arlington
| Hotel Qadfes' entrance, Vermont avenue)
| at 1918 o'clock tomorrow morning, and will
| proceed from there in a body to the resi-
| dence. Carriages will be in waiting to con-
vey the committee to the cemetery after the
| services.
| During the past twenty-four hours more
| than 600 kilograms were received from
| friends OF the late senator, more than half
of them being from Maryland. Nearly every
| member of the Senate either called or
sent a message of coincidence to the family.
| Calls Of Coincidence.
Among those who have left cards are the
following: vico President Fairbanks. sena-
tor and Mrs. Cullom of Illinois, Senators
Bacon and Clay. Georgia; Daniel and Mar
tin. Virginia: Allison. Iowa: wetmore and
Aldrich. Rhode Island; McCreary, Ken
lucky; Hansbrough, North Dakota Culber-
| son and Bailey, Texas: Piles, Washington;
Simmons and Tillman. South Carolina;
Ioro HAr Grrn afvas U,,@x~
Pennsylvania; Elkins. West Virginia: Hale
and Frye. Maine; Morgan and Pettus, Ala
hama; Money. Mississippi; Perkins and
Idaho: Hopkins. Illinois: Beverage, In
/ diana; Lodge. Massachusetts, Carter, Mon
tana: Burrows. Michigan: Clapp. Mime
sofa. Gallinger. New HAMPSHIRE: Kittredge,
Overman. North Carolina; Rear Ad-
miral schley. Read Admiral Harmony,
Col. Goodioe. Marine Corps; Coz. r.
serseant-at-arms Of the Senate; Com
mander r. M. G. Brown OF the navy. Judge
| Louis e. McComas Of the Court of APP
peais of the District of Columbia. DR..
! Brumbaugh DR.. F. B. Loring. DIR. Howard
Hume DR.. James Dudley Morgan, Thomas
F. Ryan of Virginia, Assistant Paymaster
Graham M. Adee of the navy. Rev. Wallace
Mclean. ex-senator James K. Jones Of
Arkansas, Representatives Geo, A. Pearre.
Thomas A. Smith, John Gill; jr.. ]. Fred
g. Talbot, sydney IL. Mud ana FRANK
c.. Wachter OF Maryland. Lieut. Samuel II.
Gibson of the navy. Messrs. c. c. Ma
gruder 5r. John r. Weyler. Herman
Stump. James M. Green. John T. Burch,
Robert w. Wells. Frank Hume. Blair Lee.
| s. C. Neale. Bernard w. Layton. Walter w.
i Burdette, C. c. Lancaster, H H. Gilfry,
/ John J. Hemphill. Samuel Donelson, Thos.
w. Keller. Duke Bond
Messages Of Sympathy.
i Among those who sent kilograms to the
| family were:
Gov. Warfeld. Senator Rayner, Balti-
more; Ex-Gov. Elihu e. Jackson, Salisbury.
| Nd; Ex-Gov Frank Brown. Baltimore;
Mayor Timanus Baltimore; Mayor George
B. Mcclellan OF New York; Mayor VIII
liam E. Gilbert of Laurel, Nd; Mayor John
/ dep Douw of Annapolis. Nd; Senator ].
G. g. Blackburn OF kentucky. West Point.
KY; Senator Boies Penrose OF Pennsyl-
vania, HARRISBURG Pa; Senator William A.
/ Clark OF Montana. New York city: ex-
/ Senator David n Hill. Albany. N. T.: ex-
| Senator Edward Murphy. jr., Of New York;
ex-senator James Smith, jr., of New Jer-
sey; Attorney General OF Maryland William
| s. Bryan. jr. Baltimore: Judge William n.
| Thomas, Westminster. Nd: Gen. u. Victor
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