The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-13
HARTMAN IS
LAID TO REST
REMAINS OF GREAT MAN QUIET.
LY BURIED IN HILL SIDE
GRAVE.
WALL STREET LEADERS
the Master Of Finance--Great
Macs Of Floral
Offerings.

| Arden, Sept. 12-The body m e. II
Hartman was carried today from the
'great house he ne@er l.Yed to see I'm
ed and laid in a quiet h.l,sidn gra e.
The rulers of Wall s.reei cane al /
paid last tribute, bet the most proal-
| inert part in the cereaor . was AT
IN by mon who knew Kim best AS the
country squire, master cf TIE gFeA-
estate covering 1900 acres OF tn,
imggedest part Of Orange coIrty. II.
F, superintendent, master ca-pent
| magtar mason, managers, ay4slsten.
managers, his dairymen, farmers ana
stable men. were the men who bors
the opffin, and the services were led
by hfs own chaplain.
Distinguished Gathering.
/ Pines and oaks surrounding the Ii.
tie Episcopal church. half a mile up
the hill from the station, never before
sheltered such a distinguished gath
ering as stood under them by ttt
grave this afternoon Only persond
friends invited by Mrs. Hartman
were admitted to the funeral seryi
,ces. Among the westerners present
We're J.. kruttschnitt. j. G. Stubhs
Hartman railroad officials President
lof the Illinois Central. j. T Harrahan
and Marvin Hughitt, president Of tie
Chicago and Northwestern.
Communion service was celebrated
this morning for the Hartman family
at home Al II O'Clock there Was a
lpublic memorial service at st, John ss
church for the employees of the estafsl
and the parishioners The Hartman
! family pews were vacant but Harrt-
mans. sister, and sbFntApIs wnre pgaas
II Euipoy Delivered.
II Or. McGuinness, the rector, deliy-
ered a memorial address eulogizfng
Z the qualities Hartman was best
known BY tu MS employees amt uuitEth=
hors.
McGuinness said HafrifaAns lals0rs
: were not Selfish bat the cifsum-
stances Of seNntleas tnousands Wefa
bettered BY hts mastery endeavoiw
I and he was never accused Of abus-
Aang his exalted position. TO his
. sneighbors, he was simple. unaffected,
gentle, kind aud synpathizing in
[their sorrows and rejoicing with them.
The religious side OF his nature was
: shown by the exhortation that every
u
man, woman and child should attend
services and Develop christian lives.
He himself was most faithful com.
municant. His enormous personal in.
fluence never ohscured in him the
need Of absolute reliance upon the
tEfvne hand
Eight carriages followed the hearse
from the Arden house to the after
: noon services Those who came from
New York were in their seats in the
+ church when the procession arrived.
: The casket, a solid mass Of lilies Of
the valley vines. snrmounted with an
? immense bunrh Of crimson roses
was carried te the altar by eight bear
ers wearing black skull caps
His Favorite Hymns.
The regular funeral service was
! conducted by the rector assisted by
y Arch Deacon Nelson, Of New York
l The choir sang Abide With Me, anf
/ There Is q Land Of Pure Delight
2 Hartman fayorite hymns. Then the
casket was carried to the burial plo'
~ tnsarby
There was not room inside the bur
ial ground for more than twenty be
. sides the mourners and two clergy
I men The others looked .oSea the
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