Evening journal., 1908-07-15
FUNERAL OF
BISHOP CURTIS
continued From FIrst Pago.

Immediately after the mass the body
was borne to the hearse. A body guard
was formed about the body and the
procession to the Visitation Convent
was begun.
At the grave there were brief services
after which the body was committed to
the earth.
The honorary pallbearers comprised
the following members Of the clergy and
the laity: The Revs. John DAILY, Edward
Anclle, George L. Ott James p. Quig-
ley, Miles ]. McManus. Thomas Waldron,
p. j. Arnd and James McSweeney, Messrs.
]. Smith Brennan, James ]. Monaghan,
j. Spotswood Garland, William Gibbons,
Thomas S. Doherty, James German,
James NJ. Bryan, Charles BiclSta. John
S. Rossell, Charles Curley. Neil Gibbons,
Daniel Killroy. John ]. McGovern, James
Monaghan, William H. Mccarthy and
John Kempskl
Crowds at Depot.
When the train bearing the body
reached here last evening a large
crowd Of laity and Catholic organiza-
tions together with the gathered clergy
over to Bishop Monaghan and the
Rev. Father Dougherty who had charge
Of the services here. A procession was
formed, a deputation Of the Knights
Of st. Lawrence guarding the body
The active pall-beauers from Baltl-
more were escorted to carriages which
conveyed them to the Cathedral. They
were:
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N. Sullivan, c. ]. Dunn, Edward Krea-
mer, Mark o. Shriver, P. ]. McEvoy,
William j. Groeninger, DR.. Charles S.
Grindall.
The procession was participated in
by fourteen Catholic societies and was
in charge of George E. O'Conner as chic
marshal Thomas f. O'Donnell as first
assistant, and Jerome ]. Herley as Sec
ond assistant marshal. The formation
was as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Knights of st. Lawrence.
Pioneer Literary Association.
Reilly Lyceum Association.
SECOND DIVISION.
Knights of St Hedwig.
st. Hedwig's Cadets.
st. Benedict's Beneficial Society.
knights of Columbus.
Hibernian Knights.
St Thomas's Holy Name Society.
St. Patrick's Holy Name Society.
st. PauPs Holy Name Society.
The route Of the procession was as
follows:
Form on French street south Of Sec
ond' along French street, to Fourth, to
Tatnall, to Sixth, where the lines were
opened to allow the cortege to pass
through
Body In State.
The casket was then borne into the
Cathedral where Bishop Monaghan and
assistant clergy in black robes met the
remains. D9S'n the church aisle the
procession went until the sanctuary was
reached where the caslxet was placed
upon an inclined catafalque The choir
of the Cathedral then chanted afte
which the laity viewed the remains.
From the time the remains were re-
viewable a steady stream Of persons
looked upon the face of their second
bishop. There We're hundreds of non
Catholics, black and white who were
friends Of the deceased The members
Of the various Catholic societies kent
up their vigil the night long.
Bishop Paret Present
Among those attending the services
IN Baltimore were the Rt Rev. Bishop
Paret Episcopal bishop Of MARYLAND.
Rev. DR.. J. Fl. P. Hodges. pastor Rmsr-
titus Of st. Pauls p. r. Church. Ral-
timore; Dr. SAMUEL c. Chew, a vestry-
man Of Mt Calvary Church durine
Bishop Curtis charge there as rector
and Henry f. Thompson. The clergy
from this diOcesa uera Tatharo Con
molly, Clancy. Waldron and Brennan
The laity from this city were: ]. S
Brennan and Miss Cecilia Brennan
Francis p. Kane and j. A. Roney. rep.
Presenting THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Thomas F. Bayard is in New Yorl
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