The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Body to Be Buried With
 Ceremony Today.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE
 WILL ATTEND THE SERVICES
Governor Conner Selected Among
 Honorary Pall Bearers.
will Lie in Chamber of Supreme Court Until Escorted to Church by House of Representatives
 --Buriai fin Oakwood.

The remains of William Logan Mar. tin will lie in state in the Chamber of the Supreme Court of Alabama from 9 o'clock this morning until o'clock this afternoon. At that hour, escorted by the House and Senate of the Leg islature of Alabama, and by the execu- tive officers of the State of Alabama. they will be carried to the First Pres- byterian Church. where the funeral ser- vices of the States distinguished son will be said
 Tn the impressive room. where the Supreme Court of Alabama holds it's sessions; in the red and mahogany room where for five years William L. Martin stood up and represented the State of Alabama before the highest judicial body in the State; in the room where, as practicing attorney. for more than a third of century hs has displayed the ability and training which gave him place and honor: all that is mortal of the man who died with his honors thick upon him wili He in State
 The people of Montgomery County who sent him to represent them In the Legislature without an effort on his st. s.g who have gathered at the Capitol from far and near. will pass py ffie bier to take d look ae thel face Of the man charge of tho onerous duties ltga place.
 Governor Conner PaFlhearup.
 4 committee from the Legisiature ef Alabama has had charge of the funer- al arrangements. It was determined that the distinguished dead--he who died with his harness on, should be given a State funeral The pallbeaF- CTS will include Governor B. B. Conner, Chief Justice John R. Tyson. ex-Gov- ernor William c. Oates, Hon. A. IT. Carmichael, Speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives. aed other distinguished officials and citizens of the State.
 The members of the Legislature will attend the funeral in a body. They win leave the Capitol with ehs remains at o'clock this afternoon and escort 1t to the church, and they will stand about the grave as the eayth falls upon the coffin of the Alabauaa law-rnaker whom his colleagues chose to honor above all others.
 Tho services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church ct s:30 o'clock. Special places have bAen reserved for the members of the House and Sonata of Alabama.
 The active pallbeafers will assemble at 9 o'clock this morning at the Martin home on Montgomery Street From the home, the remains will be escorted to the Capitol and to the Supreme Court Chamber. There the remains wdll lie in state. to be viewed by his fellow lawmakers and by the people who had honored him with places of honor and trust.
 The arrangements for the funeral have been in charge of legislative committed. consisting of Senators John A. Lusk and h. F. Thomas. on the part of the Senate. and Representa- tives R. T. Goodwin. Gaston Gunter and O. c. Maner. The House members of the Committee are the members of the Montgomery delegation. in which death has left a vacancy.
 House wIn Be Escort.
 Representative Maner speaking Tor the Committee yesterday announced the following pallbearers;
 Active Representative o. c. AIansr. Adiutant General Bibb Graves. Chief Justice John R. Tyson. Attorney Gen. eral A. M. Garber. W. W. Pearson, Virgil Bouldin, Fl. W. Parrish and '. Lee Holloway
 The honorary pallbearers are. Gov ernor B. B. Conner. Speaker 4. II. Car michael. Colonel sam VIII John. Sena- tor John A. Lusk. Judge Thomas C..
  nor W. c. Oates and William 4. Gur- ter
 The arrangements announced by the Legislative Committee provides for the escort of the mortal remains of the late Speaker of the Alabama House of Rep- yesentatives from the Martin home to the Capitol at o'clock this morning. The remains will lie in state from 3 o'clock until o'clock this morning, when the honorary ana active paIlbear- CTS will assemble at the Capitol for their last duty to the dead.
 The members of the House and of the Senate of Alabama will also assemble at the Capitol at the nOur of o'clock this afternoon. Carriages will be in waiting for all the members of the Legislature. and they will be driven to the First Presbyterian Church for The funeral exercises.
 The Senate has had seats reserved for It's members on the right side of the church. The members of the House will have seats reserved for them or the left aisle of the church. The seats on the center aisle will be reserved for members of the family and members of the fraternal orders of which Speak. CT Martin was a member. The KnigntaN of Honor of which order, MT. Martil. was Grand Dictator will attend ln d body. together with the Knights of py- thias, in which also he was a prominent member. The members Of these orders win have seats reserved for them in the central aisle.
 Relatives and Friends Arrive.
 The services will he conducted by Rev Neal L. Anderson, pastor of the Central