The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1901, Page 1

in Pape “HE Only VOL.3. 8. NO, 176. SEATTLE, W pee ee nee ., TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1901, THE SOBS OF THE MULTITUDE GAVE WAY | “| TO THE SWELLING STRAINS OF A HYNIN ‘As the Solemn Funeral Cortege Passed With Stately Measure to the Capitol, There Rose from Thousands of Throats the Beautiful Words of “Nearer, My God, To Thee” | ‘Panic Occurs in the Crowd Outside IN THE STILL ( OF AUTUMN the Capitol, and Limbs Are Broken ia the Crush--Detectives Guard Presisent Roosevelt From Assassination Scenes Enacted at the Funeral of the te, Martyred President, Almost Beyond . the Power of Words to Descrite-- w incr Mrs. McKinley Too Over- * come to Go to Capitol Czolgosez Arraigned for the Murder, and His Trial Set for Monday Morning, Sept. 23--For the First T ime He Learns of the At the Conclusion of the Service the Peopie Throng the Rotunda to Pay Their Farewell Tribute to the BEPEREE F "4 Dead--President’s Body i ! Now Lies in State Ending of His Deed = ‘TON, PD. € Sep the re, un A * ct t walk or a human mournful music and the measured °° | - : and : ' cn . . ‘ : Pe tread of many feet. 8 ay a is hla te: : Roget 5 Kinley’s body was bor r a e was born " poet ne i. final journey from the White House 2 soft strains of “Nearer, my 4 s . hed telated to the capital at noon today. With ; i to Thee. As the fag-draped " vies ayer SN Sage os = “ © taken to the solemn pomp and pageantry that F only & great nation can provide, all that fs mortal ef the great and martyr was given a f state. From daylight groups began apitol sald the crowd far sertous BULLETIN. | BULLETIN WOULD SHOOT ROOSEVELT annon was heard Behind the casket came the mourn sman » ore al of the procession, anf to occupy pow Yions that would put them first in line when the time should come) | 5 for them to pass beside the cata faique. It was a quiet crowd t | lined the thorough no shouting, and for places, and every mem fully appreciative of the deep » emnity of the occasion It was after 9 o'clock befor head of the procession mad. pearance. As the fun by the » their hea the dist Me Were heard, and many er was| “Nearer, my G Wet with tears. The bright uniforms | evi f the army and navy and the heavy| tev. W. H. Chapman, Fell of artillery but accentuated the| pastor of th womber gloom near the hearse st F Slowly the to the beat secret service men. committer. tan attempt being made first step toward the erection of a ity that a for MoKiniey,| Anarchist who bad declared his in- hind, ran down report from Je One man who tried to remain be executive to wreck the funeral train near Ish-| monument to he lane shouting: live Crolgone!” He was sho vice was then begun with i |_| tention of shooting Mr. 5 ua, N. ¥., The ratie had bees tam-| They prewemted « ett there for Was f times, but not hit board of educat t naking ‘lowed by the taking of extra pered with and obstructions ‘placed CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.—Frank of age, a biack a fund| Precautions for the chief maxis m the track. It is believed t the woh hildren of bh, Washington district, offered | been the work of anarchiste. he nation to Join them. the night Mrs McKinley m m bea gain look ASHINGT I ' lead. M 1 husband's face. She SE aE ee el SN, My RIS. AMD. LEM id . ervicea at| PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept th here fa0®. break her down She remaine BUFFALO, Sept ntrict attorney's statement mir 1 been indicted for first THE GORGEOUS PAGEANT Transporting Stimon —|__‘The Ralph Recs Cave anise 4 BA Sl snyomdicelie iealeet WASHIN i, D. ee porting : lap ecg : As the procession reached Capitol i Street a woman began singing “Near. ae . fail th 2 ° q fimidiy at th nnin 1 a con S 1 Sree: » . NOT UNDER Loon bead sbyrpeal Sade took it First sof m Supposed Thief in Toils welling ou! grand and oid-| ‘Pasay Dhereem, 6 dcvtestasr ot| TACOMA, Sevt The anarchists | at ishment Mighty chorus, the dead president's thetr| Alex. Myer » ot | Of Hom Tacoma, write| I r the invitation for a favorite hyma 4 out in an irre. nap wilt te ; R. to firet | cont sat Home ne that * ’ ort u mmand of | Gor a Arti n 4 Two Battalions Coast c — _ be tat Hospital Corps: Marine Band Battalion of Marines. Battalion of United States Seamen nd Ag National Guard, District of Columbia SECTION 1 ulture, the yr j For Lease o! County Farm © Pree unty commissioners this Civie Procession, unde ommand of | T Pos. hae “s a Chief Marshal Gen, Henry V , A en Boynton. rs - Clergymen in Attendance y xt five years 2 Physicians who attented rw ‘ th of zion re | Alleged Theft of $20 oe on May Keating, allas Mabe ed uy A Officers of the army, navy and will be tried before Judge ( was made at police at ; Marine corps in the city who are on morrow « meee coe Boe ms apne eailng $20 from Geo. Parker in th n comm Diamond Head for ‘Frisco The bark Diamond Head was pu ¢4 into the \ - Big Property Transfer 1] be taken tn y ¢ big Britieh steamer Califor-| unt t wnotnco for thi ght e will stop a ud ; 11,185.54 leral, [support of the child when In her cus-| otal .. se as os exeesesesB4QTHQ08 ee ee es “ths having sustained Twenty-five families of Italian an-| WASHINGT gather around the capitol, seeking RUPFALS Ser 17.—Pennayl-| CANTON, O., Sept. iT Can " archists were driven out of Guffey petite of vantage from which to view vanla raliroad officials discovered on |ton school children have taken the maaan eek” Shane ty) viguenaes murder, was the first know- | We Can Show You a Strictly All-Wool Swit at $10.00, Better Ones at 312.50, $15 and up to $25 ADAMS & BLANCHARD ARR RHRRRE Serer tere Pee ee eee eee eee) 739 Second Ave., Hinckley Block Cash Buyers and Makers of Low Prices S dis x7 Prescriptions Prepared on I juates in phar y 4 giv their ntire attention to the department. 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