The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
NABUCO FUNERAL
SET FOR THURSDAY
Pallbearers TO Be Selected
From Official and Dip
lomatic Circles.

ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral service
TO be held over the body Of Senor Na-
huco- the Brazilian ambassador. viii
take place Thursday morning AT Il
O'Clock at St. Matthews Church, where
high mass will De ceIebrs ed By Mgr.
Lee, the rector.
The services viii be attended by the
members Of the Diplomatic Corps and
Government officials President Tsft
viii also attend.
The dean Of the Diplomatic Corps has
been in consultation this morning with
Madame Nabuco. as TO the appointment
OF six honorary panbearerz. who win
be announced as soon as some changes
nave been made IN the list
I1e body will later be removed %
Bra I'll. and until the date Of removal
has been decided upon by the family
Of SenOr NabucO. the body viii be
placed in a vault here. where Il viii be
escorted Thursday morning after the
funeral mass, by a battery Of artillery
and a battalion Of engineers When the
date Of removal has been decided upon.
It IS likely that a warship VIII be de-
tailed for this purpose by the Navy De
paTtment at the request OF the state
Department
The President Of Brazil has received
a message Of coincidence from President
Taft. and the American Ambassador has
been Instructed by Secretary Knox TO
express condolences at the foreign Of
flee
Letters and MESA ges of coincidence
have been received by the charge daft
faireS al the Brazilian embassy from the
President OF Brazil, from Baron Rio
bramCO, minister Of foreign affairs OF
Brazil; from Ambassador Des PianChes.
dean Of the Diplomatic Corps, and
from the diplomats.
From President Milo Pecanha, BraziI's
chief executive, the following message
was received
The President Of Brazil received YES
IeTdayy with deepest feeling, the unex-
pected news Of the death of Ambassador
NaDucO- The loss of the fllustrious Bra
zilian viii be Iamented by the whole
country"
Baron Riobramco. ministe-. OF foreign
affairs Of Brazil, sent the following. Z
want 10 express regrets at the death
C Ambassador Nabuco, whose name
viii be great in literature, remembered
in the history of Brazil, and IN the
adniraJion of his countrymen. He was
a most faithful Interpreter Of BraziI's
national feeling
Ambassador des Planches wrote, in
part
Il deeply regret the loss Of this col
league whose goodness of heart high
intelligence, and rightness of character
made him beloved by every one Re-
membering the excellent recollection
that Ambassador Nabuco left in my
country I do not hesitate to say that
His Majesty, NY sovereign, viii be
deeply affected by the news
Adopt Resolutions.
Another tribute was paid Sencr Ma
buco when resolution were adopted this
morning by the governing board OF the
International Bureau Of American Re
pUblics at a special meeting presided
over by Secretary Knox In the brief
adress with which he opened the meet
ing Secretary Knox said:
This IS a sad occasion for the gov
erning board CT the International R1l-
reau Of American Republics. We meet
TO contribute to the universal expres-
sion OF grieI our own sincere and per-
sOnal tribute Of sorrow and affection in
voked by the death of the Brazilian am
basSador. Joaquin NabuCo- A noble
man has fallen in the scenes Of his
greatest usefulness. The wo-Id mourns
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