Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-15
HUNDREDS GATHER
At CATHEDRAL TO
HONOR MRS. SMITH
Funeral of Former United States
Senator's Wife Today At
tended by Great Throng. :

great AUDITORIUM OF st. Patrick s
Cathedral when her, funeral was held
this morning. And many others there
were of the wide cireiea OF her ac-
quaintances, made friends through her
gentle kindness and consideration
manifested throughout her life and her
benefactions, which ceased onlyE, with
her death, who could find. MOI place
within the cathedral, but waited
reverently without until the services
were concluded. @s
These friends were representative of
every walk of life, and their presence
testified to the genuineness eof the APP
peal her life had made, and@to the
fact that this appeal had not been
limited in any direction.
The impressive ceremony at the ca
thedral was begun ats10:S0s o'clock,
when a solemn high mass of requiem
was sung. Monsignort IsaactP. Whelan
celebrated the. mass.hiWlth the Rev.
Thomas J.. Kernansg of@Passaic, as
deacon; the Rev. E,sP.SCarrolls as subs
deacon, II the Rev. William J Bren-
nan as master of ceremonies. The
cathedral choir and quartet sang
ScnlQlQLS TeQuiGnl.Y Saf - tHf -. r 4We
The Right Rev. John E'O'Cennor. who
had known Mrs. Smith all his life, de-
livered the eulogy.s Hes talked of This
friend as he had. knows her He said
hers had BEEN the good fight; thatSher
crown had been won and that she
awaited her reward. He paid tribue to
her as a daughter, wife, mother ami
friend. and tod of her gentle, helpful
TO Il hall t1zN .ap,.oriner k,anra1-
bers of her family rejoice in the GER
tainty OF her happiness and new life
rather than mourn her as dead.
Among the clergy who assisted at
the services. and who, many of them.
made part of the cortege which fol-
lowed the body to the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre, were the Right Rev
James A. McF'aul, bishop Of the Tren-
ten, diocese, and Monsignor John A.
Stafford, of JERSEY City.
The Rev. James j.. Sheehan, the Rev.
M. j.. White. the Rev. John P. Gala
CHAN, the Rev. Alois Stecher. the
Rev. George F. Brown. the Rev. Sam
uel Hedges, the Rev. Edward Mannion.
the Rev. James Reynolds, the Very
Rev. Polycarp Scherer, o.. s. B.; the
Rev. John Z. Roach, the ReY. James
McManus, the Rev. Richard Crane, the
Rev. Thomas J.. Moran, the Rev. Will
lam F. Grady, the Rev. William j.
Richmond, the Rev. John E. Herman,
the Rev. Edward Fields, the Rev.
Fred c.. O'Neil. the Rev. William
Marshall, the Rev. Bernard N. Began,
the Rev. James Downs, the Rev.
J.ssMsAisiass the, Rev. John II.
HagaH, tile Rev. James a. Mackinson,
the Rev. Paul T.. Carew. the Rev. Will
lam sGondof and tre. Rev. Father
Lynch. s.. s.. IS. R. 8G
Among those present were: Mayor
70 Jacob Haussling. George e. Halsey,
Irzel H McCarter. former State Sena-
TOR James Reyes Of omerville, RobertL l..
Ross, Postmaster James j.. Hays, Louis
Plaut, DIR. James r. sWrightson. John
G.. Eisele. Joseph Goetz, Michael Walsh,
Judge Thomas J. Lintott, Frank
A. Sheppard, Henry Tunis, George
i. Reeve. James NJ. Reilly, Thomas A.
Nevins, United Stares COMMISSIONS
Samuel Il. Bigelow, George II. Lam
bert, Chief of Police Michael Corbitt,
James Taaffe, Edward Feigenspan,
Richard Potts, Frank Dwyer, Bartholo-
NEW Quinn, John Fee, Redmond p.
Conlon, Dr.. p. J.. McGuinness, Winton
c. Garrison, James Tobin, p. Lyndon
Bryce, Mayor Cornelius McGlennon,
OF East Newark; Hamilton F. Kean,
Chester r. Hoag, Austen H. Nc
Gregor, Louis Michael, Oscar Michael,
Louis Schlesinger, William G.. Thoinp-
son, Edward NJ. Waldron, Thomas e.
Burke, Siegfried Leschziner, William
j. Hughes, George Dryer. Col. Edward
l.. Price, John F. Monahan. Thomas j.
Mclaughlin, Police Captains Michael
j. Ryan, Peter Il. Christie and Michael
j. Long. Moses Reichman, John Scan
lon, Philip Castles, James f. Murphy,
Or. John B.. Murphy, of Chicago, and
Charles A. Plamondon. also of Chi
cago.
~Sergeants Thomas Tracy and Joseph
X. Ebert, Benjamin r. Bailey, John
II. O'Connor, City Clerk James +.
Connolly, DIR. Addison B.. Poland, DR..
William Dimond, John L. Carroll, John
]. Berry, Thomas j Dempsey, Joseph
]. Mullin, Laurence r. Fell, William
Campbell. John Erb. John Dempsey,
John Mcconnell, ST.. William McCree,
James J Matthews, William McGovern,
Stephen F. Meagher, Neil Conlan. John
J.. McGovern. Battalion Chief M. P. A.
McDermitt. Captain Thomas A. Reilly,
Peter j. Dunn, Elmer Lee. William j.
Moore, William j.. Shields, William p.
o'Rourke, jeremiah O'Rourke. William
]. Dempsey, John j. Gaffney, Theodore
Miller, Benjamin Kaiser, Arthur j.
Connolly, Patrick Durkin. Edward A.
Mcclure, DR.. Frank Devlin and Will
lam Scheerer.
Sheriff William Harrigan, Frederick
Scheuer, George D.. Muiligan. James r.
Mulligan, Eugene f. McCabe, Daniel
Maloney, John Jackson, Owen Fox,
Thomas Kenny, John J.. Gilroy. Will
lam J Burroughs, Edward F. Mcclure,
Louis Mosher. j.. Hubert Rowe, James
A.. Rowe, John It. Gilroy. Nathaniel
King. John ]. Berry. Thomas F. Rowe,
CHARLES F. Bell, Philip Stowe, John
Baader. Washington Cross, z. 7.
Meyer William c.. Champion and
James D. Noriarity. r..
The pallbearers We're: Former
Judge Gottfried Kruger. Peter Hauck.
ST.. former State Senator Michael t.
Barrett. DR.. Daniel Elliott. Mvles Tier
ney of New York. John F. Kehoe, Jo-
sc D NJ Byrne. Charles Agnew of Pat
erson. John Whelan of Elizabeth. Will
lam c Stanley, William E. O'Connor.
Redrond p. Conlin, John M. Moore,
NJ. f. Mclaughlin. James F. Tobin. DR..
f. zeh Hawkes. and DR.. Joseph E. Bis
aell