The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
EDITORS BODY HERE
Many Pay Honor to Memory
Of Crosby S. NOyes.
FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW
Official, Governmental. and Com
merciaI Representatives Take Part
in COrtese from Railroad station.
Met in Baltimore by Special Train.
Body Lies I'm State To-day.

After a trip OF nearly 1900 miles. the
body OF one OF washington's foremost
sons. Crosby Stuart NOyes. editor-in-chief
Of the Evening star, who died in Pasa-
dena. Cal, a week ago to-day. arrived in
Washington yesterday.
Throngs Of citizens Of the District. in
eluding men in all walks OF life, were
present 10 pay ibute to the memory OF
the man who wa held in highest respect
and regard.
As the hearse passed through the
streets. en- route 20 the home Of Theodore
W. Noyes. a son. men and women who
recognized the significance OF the process
sion stood with bowed heads.
Theodore ". and Frank B. Moves &C
companied the body Of their father across
the continent. while Thomas c. Noyes.
the third son. remained in Pasadena with
his mother. Mrs. Noyes, who is III with
grip.
Funeral Services Tomorrow.
Funeral services viii be held az 2;2g
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. from St
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church.
Eighteenth street. near Dupont Circle.
Rev c. Ernest Smith, the rector. VIII Of
ficiate. assisted by Rev Dr. Edward
Everett Hale, chaplain Of the Senate.
The Gridiron Club Quartet, consisting
Of Messrs- Herndon ALorsen, Alexander
Mosher. J. Henry Kaiser, and John Il.
Nolan, viii render appropriate hymns.
The honorary psilbearers were selected
from among prominent men representing
governmental, commercial. and profes-
sional walks Of life, as follows:
Vice President Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon. Seer
tsry Root, Secretary Taft. Justice Harlan. Con1ris
sioner Macfarl&nd. Ambassador Takahira. Minister
Qusssds, Gen. John NJ Wilson. Col. r. ]. Hoxis
John Joy Edison. r. Ross PERI, Z. A. Richardson
William Il. smith. James ;. Heury John 4. Nc
Lean. Scot C. Bone. Frank A. Munsey Charles ]
Bell. Victor Kaufman. Edward J. Steliuager. B.
r. Warner Simon Wolf. ). " woodward. Georee
NJ. Oyster. and c. 3. Church.
Messrs. Rudolph Kaufman. BeaIe r.
Howard. George W. Harries. C. A. Lyon.
jjr. J. Whit Heron. Richard A. Mclean.
N O. Messenger, and John p. Miller viii
be the active pallbearers. Interment will
be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Friends TO. View BODY.
The body will remain until the funeral
at the home Of Theodore W. Moves. .17so
New Hampshire avenue. To-day the per-
sonsl friends Of the veteran editor Will
be given an opportunity to view for the
last time the earthly remains Of Mr..
Noyes.
The train which brought the body 10
Washington drew into the Union Station
at 40 O'clOck. yesterday. In addition 70
the large eoncourse gathered at the sta
ton, were more than 100 representative
citizens and delegates from the various
civic and patriotic organizations with
which Mr. Noyes was affiliated. who had
gone 10 Baltimore on a special train to
accompany the remains to this city. The
party included:
Special Funeral Party.
President Cuno Il. Rudolph, Secretary George II.
Harries. and B. II. Warner. Of the Board Of Trade.
Secretary B. w ReisS and J. Edward Libby of the
Oldest Inhabitants Association: President James :
Henry and Secretary John S Shriver. Of the Grid
iron Club; james +. Hood. Of the American Secrr-
Hy and Trust Company. Of which Mr. Noyrs WAS
director; William Y. Cox William f. GUIDE. ", T.
Van Wicde, and Dr.. Franklin T. Howe Of the
Alexander Z. Shepherd monument committee: Vic-
President William VI. Shuster Of the board Of trls
tees Of the Reform School for Boys: Dr. L. NJ
Gallaudet. Il. Ross Perry. and T. l. Harvey Of
special committee OF the Washington Monument 20
eety; President A. r. Hsgner Secretary W. B.
Bryan. and John B. LaTner. Of the Columbia His
t0rical Society. ard !. =. Herman Of the Noyes
Libsary. Kcnsngt0n Nd.
Between two long lines OF citizens, ex-
tending from the train to the gates lead
ing to the station concOurse, the casket
was carried by eight pallbeerers, repre-
senting the different departments Of the
establishment Of which Mr. Moves was
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