The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-10

Valentine s Sohmitt, pastor of St Jo-
sephs Church, paid, in a few simple
words, touching tribute to the memory
of his late neighbor and friend.
Funeral services viii begin this morn
ing at 10 o'clock with the chanting Of the
office of the dead by the assembled clergy,
composed of priests from the different
dioceses and the visiting priests.
Solemn high requiem mass. at which
his eminence Cardinal Gibbons and his
exceHency the apostolic delegate, Mgr
Faleonio, viii be present, viii be cele-
brated by Rev John A Daily. pastor of
st. Denis Church, in GaIena, Nd, at 1890
O'Clock
Those Who Oficiate
The Very Rev T. r. Dyer. president Of
St, Mary's Seminary Baltimore, will aet
as deacon Of the mass. and Rev. Valen-
tine S. Schmitt viii act as subdeacon.
Rev. George Harrington will be master of
the. ceremonies of the mass. assisted by
Mr.. Howard B. Hodge, OF the Holy Com
fOTteT parish.
Absolution will be given by his emil
hence the cardinal followed by the ser
mon by Rev. James F. Mackin, pastor of
St PauTs Church. this city, which viii
conclude the ceremonies at the church
The choir of the Catholic University VIII
render the harmonized Gregorian Chant,
accompanied by the organist Mr.. Charles
Clark Dunn.
AS a tribute TO the memory of Father
Mcguire the honorary pallbeareTs viii ac-
company the body 10 the grave on foot,
except in case of Iuclement weather when
they will be provided with carriages.
The PaIIbearers.
The honorary paubearers are as follows:
Hon William H De Lacy president of
the Particular Council, St. Vincent de
Paul Society; Thomas X Gallaher. vice
president; Patrick J. Brennan, treasurer;
George F. Hardin, president Of St Peter
Conference; James F. Shea, president of
Carroll Institute; D. A. Edwards. also
Of Carroll Institute: n A Mess. vice
president of the Catholic Knights Of
America; John Elbert, St AIoysius'
Branch, c. K. A.; the following represent
atives OF the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans. Patrick p Moran, national direc-
tor Francis p. Sheehy. district president;
r. f. Carr. district vice president; p. Il
Gallaher, district secretary; NJ z. Buck
ley, district treasurer; Hugh F. Harvey.
president of Division No. /; John J. Do
Ian. Of Division No. .: DR.. J. J. Slattery,
of Division No 3; John J. Brosnan. of
Division No.4; Joseph D. Sullivan, of Divi-
sion No. 3; T. 2. ODea, Of Division No 6;
and Daniel NJ. Stanton. Of Division No ::
Patrick j. Haltigan State deputy knights
of Columbus, and Grand knight James s.
Easby-Smith, Washington Council; DR..
". T. PdirO. keane Council; George r.
Kolb, Carroll Council; Vincent A. Sheehy,
Spalding Council, and Thomas ]. DOno-
van, Potomac Council; n. F. Shea and
NJ /. Weller. of the board of directors of
st. Josephs Orphan Asylum: John S.
LarComb and Upton II. Ridenour, of st.
NinCent's Orphan Asylum; Joseph f.
Ralph. J. Z. Roache John p Simonton,
John Knight, J. Pelham Dawson, Joseph
4. Cotton, and the members of the Special
Works Conference of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society; William F. Downey, Charles
F. Weller. secretary Of the Associated
Charities; George 5. Wilson. OF the Board
Of Charities; Louis f. Zinkhan. J. H Har-
RS, DR.. Smith, director of the aImzhouse,
end H F. McDevitt
Many Invitations Sent.
Invitations to attend the funeral nave
been sent TO many local officials, inciud-
ing the justices Of the Supreme Court of
the District the judges of the Police
Court. the District Commissioners. and
members Of charitable, reformatory, and
penal institutions besides the members
OF the Holy Comforter parish
A vast number Of members OF various
Catholic societies and organizations will
be present, but on account of the small
seating capacity of the church no ar
engagements have beeen made to seat
them. A few who have cards of admis-
sion viii be given standing room, but
on account Of police regulations the
aisles will have To be kept open. which
will necessitate forming two single lines
on each side of the three aisles Ct the
church
Members of the Holy Comforter So
ciety, composed of men of the Holy
Comforter parish. in which the late
Father Mcguire took great interest,
viii form in a column. four deep,
around the hearse on the way to Mount
Olivet, as a guard Of honor Other or
CARNATIONS who viii accompany the
body TO the grave are Knights of Co
lumbus. Ancient Order of Hibernians,
and Catholic Knights Of America, I'M
der the direction of Mr., Patrick J.
Haltigan.
VIII Meet Cardinal.
Cardinal Gibbons viii arrive in this
city from Baltimore at o'clock this
morning, and viii be met at the sta
tion by a committee of welcome com
posed of Mr. i. A Wischier and Mr..
II. Winship Wheatley Rev. Father
Caughey, Of St Stephens Church, and
Rev. Father Lee, of st. Matthew's, will
be in attendance upon the cardinal at
the funeral and at the grave
Rev. Charles +. Boone, assistant to
the late pastor of the Church of the
Holy Comforter has made ali the ar
rangements for the funeral and inter !
ment. Unless otherwise directed by
Cardinal Gibbons, he will pronounce
the last blessing at the grave.
Dentist Charges Theft.
Silas Sutton, Andrew Norris, and James
Bowser, colored. were arrested by the