Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

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had to be content with standing at the
rear of the big church which the
bishop erected. Hundreds of others
were unable TO gain admittance to the
ediflce and they appeared satisfied to
remain outside for almost three hours
just to catch a glimpse of the casket
as it was being carried to the hearse
and also to watch the long funeral
procession. The pallbearers at the
church were members of the bishops
council, deans of the diocese and ir-
removable rectors. They are: Mgr.
j. ]. Koch, of Shamokin; the Rev. A.
F. Kaul, Lancaster; the Rev. A. A.
Crist, Lebanon; the Rev. A. ]. Nc
Cam, Bloomsbury; the Rev. J. G.
Thompson, Steelton; the Rev. T. j..
Dougherty, Lancaster; the Rev. Henry
Crist, Lancaster; the Rev. James HUI
ber. Hanover; the Rev. r. J. Crotty,
Centralia; the Rev. James j. McGrath,
York; the Rev. j. f. O'Donnell, Lo-
Gust Gap: the Rev. w. +. Boyle, Get
tysburg; the Rev. A. Mauesse, Mt. Car
mel and the Rev. f. c. Noel, Cham
berSburg.
Archbishop Celebrant
Archbishop Prendergast was cele-
brant of the pontifcal requiem mass
and he was assisted by the Rev. A. f.
Kaul, of Lancaster. The deacons of
honor were the Rev. A. j. Mccain, of
Danville, and the Rev. Adam Crist of
Lebanon. The Rev. T. j. Crotty, of
Centralia, was deacon and the Rev.
Joseph of Philadelphia, was subdea-
ha l.
McGee of Mt. Alto, and the Rev. f. X.
Feeser, of Carlisle. The Rev. Francis
Welsh and the Rev. George Breckel,
of York. were chanters, and the Rev.
william Horrigan, of Mt. Carmel
thurifer. The Rev. Henry c..
Ludes, of Shamokin, was master of
ceremonies and the Rev. T. l.. McEn-
tee, of Locust Gap, assistant, Ed
ward Cahill, of this city. was miter
bearer, and Ralph Palmer, also of
Harrisburg, was candle bearer.
Thousands View Body
From yesterday afternoon, when the
body of Bishop Shanahan was removed
TO the Cathedral, until the close of the
services at noon to-day, thousands of
persons passed by the catafalque on
which rested the body of the prelate.
the long night and all
watched over by a guard of honor ap-
pointed from the membership of the
Catholic organizations of the city
Among these men are the following:
Bradley, John Kelly. j. w.
Mccormick, Edward Koenig, William
Flynn, l.. G. Martin, j. r. Sneeringer,
Thomas j. McFadden, Thomas Cleary,
Sr. j. w. Rodenhaver, +. j. Metzinger,
Fl. G. Garman, Harry Strickland, Ber-
nard Schmidt and c. A. Hepp. John
Czerniski. William Lampas. Augustus
Waldschmitt, John f. Eckenrode, John
Waldschmitt, Paul Lehy. George Hoff-
man, Joseph Sheaffer, John J. Keen
an, j. B. Haitian; ]. j. Kelly. j. G. Ell
liott, William Pendergast, j. NJ. Dali
ey, F. l.. Tracey. John Bolen, j. e.
Kearns. c. P. Daley, ]. ]. O'Rourke,
T. c. Pendergast, p. T. Sullivan, c. X.
Lawrence, NJ. NJ. Cusack. Michael Col
bert j. j. ManniX. Charles Kramer,
John Kramer. Charles f. Buck. Frank
weiger, Sr., Cornelius Daily, william
Laufie, John Quigley, Albert Courtney,
NJ. j. Yetter, John Mcmahon, Robert
J. Burns, Edward Keane and Law
renee Burns.
Societies Represented
At the services this morning in
the church the Knights of
Columbus, Ancient Order of Hibern-
ians, knights of st. George and the
Holy Name Society, were represented
by delegations as follows:
John j. Mcmahon, William Lauf1e,
Albert Courtney, John Quigley, NJ. j.
Yetter, j. J. Kelly, j. G. Elliott, Will
liam Pendergast, j. NJ. Daley, +. f.
Tracey, John Bolen, C. P. Daley, t. C..
Pendergast, II. M. Hare, John McMa-
hon. John Czernisl,i. Augustus Wald-
schmitt. John f. Eckenrode. william
Butler. Charles Theurer, Joseph Wald-
schmitt, j. J. Sitter John j. keenan,,
Joseph Sheafer and p. PhilipeIli, ID.
E. Tracey, Edward Koenig, j. w. Ro-
denhaver. P. II. Vaughn. l.. G. Gainor,
Edward Eckenrode, NJ. J. Yetter. Ed
ward Weiss. A. A. Baker. Thomas