The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1901, Page 1

VOL.3. NO, 178. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TITURSDAY EVENING SI ‘EMBER 19, 1901, Through the courtesy of Robert J. Burdette, the master of humor and pathos, author and minister, || Spec whose exquisite thoughts and words of beauty have so often brought the smiles to the lips and the tears W. S.. MAYFIELD to the eyes of the American people, the Star is enabled to print the following eulogium of the dead President McKinley. Mr. Burdette telegraphs to the Star as follows: have stood before the people as did the Hebrew judge of olden time, crying his challenge: <2" against me before the Lord, and before his anointed: whose ox have I taken? or whose ass 7% ave I taken? or whom have I defrauded? or whom have I oppressed? or of whose hand have I r Gxiyed any bribe to blind mine eygs wherewith ?—and T will restore it you And they said: Thou hast not defraud the Hebrew people: por appre neither hast thou taken eu any man's the altar, always zealous in service, always ready for sacrifice. | THE LAST CHAPTER SEATTLE TODAY Armory This Afternoon, Where In the Silence of the Tomb, Guarded by the Bronze Doors, Spy anu Sympaity Are of the Sepulcher, Sleeps the Martyred President and Hymn S atl at Hack of the platform the wall — »d covered with biack, extending anni sorrow. gr f th eo Day, but in the Solemn Moment of Burlal ro. Sere ST SPOT othe cong th ] t th of Pr ter wae a jarge American flag cee & mourainy the death of Sven of regret with Black. Just over the flag dent MeKi Armory was crowded with at the Sun Shone Briefly Forth, in Fees Fes, rye amin : e t eattle {end others sat was erected at ' Services were held tn every church ena ne pote a on grown vey | eastern s f the butiding and — nervices Abbey. | tentive people, who listened to the 7 dae dank More than 9900 persons were present, | (dresses and felt the sentiments “3 y being we resented embodied therein. The moat affect , : he e hy of the resident olden Benediction on wore baataR Bt tee ions | when the hymn presitents| ast hours Was sung, With all th craps nd the city corporation, 19 sorrow for the dreadful calamity, a atate regalia, attended. An hour be of sympathy for Mra. M hiniey found expression in the were unable to gain admittan. An| hearts of all exceptional honer was shown the ng before the parade of G. A.| The floor of the platform was memory of the dead president by CANTON, 0., Sept. 19.—Cold, damp | ident was a member and trustee. } Puffaic. minute-gune at noor On gray, the funeral day dawned at| Mrs. McKinley was not at the fun-|to the body. The cortege was com VIENNA, Sept. 19.—Memortel ser Gaaton; lowering clouds overcast the °T®! her serious condition making it| Posed of all of the Ohio National! vices for President McKinley © ORDER OF SERVICES Address, “The Task, the Hero and the Sacrifi osmibl © atte Guard, independent military organ-| held tn t » Embassy chureh Beevens, and & chilling mist adaea |'™PODe for her to attend } met GTN SHORS-| ond Wainy Gnd Were attended by the isatior nights Templar, G Bmpere ustr | Adres, “William } Our President”..Mr hor 1 id to the depression which affected the, The church walls were hidden by | ™* clita poineedibvaseas sapetain nanan’ Ps 4 si setltignaape : me un a 4 Army poste, civt cletie 4 cttt , " Nore: ~ _ | fireage who came to pertorm the “Were and crepe. The services thero| ""” °° societies and cit Address, “American Citiaenship Mr. F. J. War y wens. Detalles of militia kept the Hymn, “Lead Kindly Light Plymouth Quartette last offices for the martyred dead were simple, consisting of prayer, ya crowds back from the procession. Rev. J. P. Derwent Liwyd a All during the night and morning ®¢riptural readings, the rendering of Holo, “One Bweetly Solemn Thought Mr. G. Magnus Schutz ; When the two great bronae doors of ae Se eancaene a aes z Mpecial trains, packed to suffocation, | “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere” by «|, ines | Prayer ae eee ‘Were arriv: 5 it quartet, “Lead, nah: Aght” b ing. The streets were soon | @ Kindly Lig ¥ ®| women wept aloud, men sobbed; and i's eet ad Semmes, until they became aimost | double quartet, the funeral oration qo the cntt gweet z ee " Oise ; a n et strains of] oLYMPIA 1 he Puget} Smopaaaidie, and the benediction. Sound Conference of the M My Cquntry ‘tis of thee, N podiat ‘er, my ( to Thee” # Sweet land of liberty, — The face o 4 ° ov t nultit pre : ace of the dead was not ex- ver the multitude, the sun sho: ‘k thie Of thee I sing GANTON, ©, Sept. 19—Abner | Posed to view, the marks of deatn| out a moment in gentle bened tion & epe-} a usly ar Land where my fathers died, a McKinley said iast night that Mrs being too plain and the last chapter in President Sing of a McKin Kt t y ome vice | Land of the Pil MeKinley was failing perceptibiy,| In the churoh were army comrades | M°Kinley’s life was cloned : 4 . . Tie Vat there had been no collapse. of Mr. McKinley, President Roose . orial address was From every mounta 1 BAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 19.| delivered by Blehop Mallalieu, who — velt, state offic cabinet membe ' Let freedom ring cA . elt, state officers, cabinet members, All buetn ® suspended and the| presides over the conference He| CANTON, ©, Sept. 19—The body | several members of the diptor ty ts at in mourning. s and touchingly of | ere sal Teh 1 at all of the churches the Referring to the o Father's God, to Thee, j Sf the president was placed in its Corps, senators and other ” «. The public memoria Didiop Matta sual J on this aftern t the M at = t f liberty temporary sepuichre this afternoon, | cials, and residents of Cant mn wh hanics’ ne * cuded tes | 0 wing strong ut Author of liberty 6 Ga t ~ state ar? | terance, which was heartily applaud J ‘While thousands stood In West Lawn|had been the prosident’s lifelong | 7oY One® Phetan, state end | To Thee we sing 5 y¥ dan rmy and navy off. | ¢ cemetery mourning for the nation’s friends, and officials from neighbor perrimd - ule, Judiclary, cor ‘That it te the duty Me evens b gee Long may our land be bright tena q mone ae me, and others. | tian American citizer > give his chiet. ing states and cities ty eulog delivered by Ger sngest efforts toward Mirai Gronen'a’ hety taht 1 WwW. HI . reht n " : z President Roosevelt and his cab-| The body was Placed in the public| From 12:20 to 12:35 th, ation of amarehiom oné as ee entains comsation of acticne (eee WA" ®| archiats from the United States; that Protect us with Thy might, “ ial honorary pati-bearers,| vault, where it will remain until « ny 2 all of the the hated creed must be cut down and cast out of the Iand, root and cities of the United st local honorary pall-bearers and troop railroad, telograpt Great wr King permanent mausoleum has been pro and ratiway lHnes stopped operation at ¢ branch; and that, after fair warn , nev. eevee a, same A, oO N at the hour of Benediction Rev. George 1 hlo National Guard of Cieve-| vided burial. The day was oheerve, |ing has been given ite followers, it Maren, “Chepit's Funeral March Wagner's Rand land, aesernbied an a ead holiday, mournin r necessary they should be treated as ad at the le e- « ‘ pray ie Mekintey ers ascending from all tr ast | mercilessly as mad dogs and rattle. | home at 12:20. A delet time after states, and memorial nervicon being | makes | The body was borne to the funeral | held in every communtty tr ‘ " | on an 5 afternoon the conference is | Diego to Vancouver | This « over © Armory entrance was| bottom was a atrip of white. ear by the soldiers and aatiors who [Darticipating in the memorial pro Mi $ i | have acted as pall-bearers ince the| CHICAGO, fept. 19.—Chicago to. |ension arrange: day is paying rermarkable tribute + the m resident McKinley ward the casket was borne trom the house to the First Methodint Epie | Copal church, of which the inte pres | MEMORIAL DAY: with white, tr f Olym-| people, Every man, woman and| war cove is meet-|oniid wore an emblem of mourning| with black, and a few bune a 18 tol for the president flowers. ‘To the left was Wag oe! the doo and/ in front the veterar crowd filed in in # AR ral party began to move from the navy yard to Beat rides and top of the lobby were en-|the outlines of the president's the Mourning | | LONDON, Sept. 19.—Lord Kitch- shrouded in black, relieved here and|in one of the peaks. The top of t } 7 — J@ner today reported from Pretoria | 1 ON, Sept. 19.—The torpedo-| there by pure white festoons, Over| Armory was almost a polld maan of ce | BAULT STE MARIE, Mioh.,| that Boers under UA Tettars | bone Geetsevor Ganea idny dotndan:| ths SUby entrance, featoona of black |binck and white, long streamers of @ water front has been quie Sept. 19. —Steame non founde aptur P : und white were drape each color extending from the center can gine rant has b n quiet to + Hudson found {captured th ympant oa rock in the North wea, It it eg ° 7 Mont de tive Eien Rud aha OF Wharves have been ft Off Kewanee point, Lake Superior i 1 Infantry near Utrecht, in|), luce air ae th eaiy 3 An impressive Seen of the the aldes and en e othr Borvth clo home time dy: fy foo ransvaal. The men were tak- | | t of @ crew I | cite tha Ateeity tha séahe weal the Armen? he whole rati eee, sttene the funeral ox oven ee After a wevere fight. The lona of | “°r® ! 1 1 eae eee on melve. The mtemne|eifect was very pretty and affectis tied up at their dockn at 1 NAc Data moon, inet og Fosse Mind | Woodmen Resolutions ity of the occasion was borne out| The work was done under the dire i , men. taken ca y pee ll ay Be ion of skille orators from the mail Rteamers are runny White Star Dock Wreok tiver ies fet (cree es me eeenlel ae toner eeu Z us | MacDougall & hwick Co.'s st : UL the offices Gen. " esolutions of sorro ne des ° © Armory were linec work are yom ring ge rk of wrecking the White! gmate ro reporte thatlof President McK were @ helaht of about #ix feet with black Services Begin ington. ‘Thin tm, orsere ck has heen suspended. | ore ar rene rdon Highland: | ed by Home Camp No. 246, Wood- extending all around the building.| When the Armory was packed as any” the an Includes the $500 worth of piles has been| tomes wnt rt, The British | men of the World, at thelr meeting |The dense black Was relieved by | full as it could be, Judge Orange uatoms houre maved by the pile-dri The large [bossa he Three officers killed, on? | last evening. L. Frank Brown, F. H.| white, draped from the balcony tolcoha arose, and a hueh'tell upon the ing ter's office. an be led on| imited: 20 men killed and 40 woun na.N. L. Klinn, together with! the floor, The white strips were | assembly, He npoke a few words The boats on the Port o scown to beused in rebuilding Oreccere who were dreased In k ‘el Commander W. H. P. Hell|eided on both aides with black, The| fitting to the occasion and introdu foute are not running excarreh@"4 | Plier. A small amount of hey s L& heavy lows erk KH. F. Conner drew up and | outat ony was similar-|ed Mayor Humes as chairman of the yet be recovered as soo: yards and bria cc oe Bremerton. 7: Co. Dattioaninn none navy ] fore, At Prem Se] 06 Jonnecn, a bariendee was as ed the resolutions. ly decd removed.| rested by Officers ding out prom ting. Mayor Humes spoke br been cloned ering it enn be 1 the king hold, my se terans and National Guard waslared with black, while around ¢ National hymn, “America First M, &. Church Chott } HAS BEEN WRITTEN _ ‘S'S MouRNiNG Great Outpouring of All Classes at the the ” p to the wor tyr | c A e r A which - —— Troop A acted as escort| th? channel squadron, which fired In crowded with @ Surging throng of| front of the platform the press tablo pmed | signed to their seats as quickly us| One of the striking features was a | signed . rosa in a black back ( ” ' nae a large white ¢ oth count of the exercises at the former CAPTURED | Dl A TER baiaaas nee ee tee NC {ground at the north end of the A | | | The ory was decorated in al” At the opposite pnd was a laree *| painting of Mt. MeKinley, show! rm tet y | ly, expressing the sorrow of the city a “i-|'The efforts of the wreckers wit) ty be, Lane and Hub-| At a regutar meeting of the Art|} ghee rr Bey Se : ection of Command fer 4i-\that within, a week the way 4 ym. Gordo Nainter-Grand parlors last event draped in black and o the b ry do ral commandant Hurwell ana | clone Yr the 2Y will be| Wm. Gordon was taken into cus i drap n black and | sympathy to the bereaved widow in ey. Very few came unning clear around. | Can piatterm yrhere the speakers! As . r to be; | to ant « », Mr. @ overithe sunken cement, ‘? Pelt Ifting| tody lant evening by Clerk Basuon and Mrs, Geo, Mayer were e! | alfor begging, | 44 members, ot o's t concluded, Wagner's band | eae | : [ \ L TT PAY ONLY O doy eat Dares f a K ~ K jh ‘Tt K STA R 4p )PY—That’s the Price to Printthe News : : : | ; . , ROBERT J. BURDETTE’S ELOQUENT TRIBUTE [i=] “Pasadena, Cal., Sept. 19.---The Star, Seattle, Wash.: His Americanism was splendid. He made friends loyal and true, not by seeking friendship, but by doing what in his soul he believed was right. He steered by a star, hence there was no wavering in. his steadfast course. Schoolboy at 15, schoolteacher at 16, private soldier at 17, lieutenant at 18, captain at 19, major at 21, congressman at 32, governor at 47, president at 5I, immortal at 57! What a life story for the American boy to read! th before you: and I am old and with you fore you from my childhood unto this day. Behold, here I am: witness And the American people, with one voice, would have shouted, as did It was as though from his boyhood he had always stood at the plough, close to ---ROBERT J. BURDETTE.” broke forth into the E CENT 250TS A MONTY) r t leading FAMILY GROCER Pike. Tel. Main 998 and 271 SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Bleached Muslin, worth a yard Se He might and I have walked b Percales, in beautiful and dark colors, worth ” yard ., ... The 88-inch Heavy Cream T ask, worth at least e Dam , for, a FORE oe v0 os eree +. 28e S4-inch Wool Cheviots, in grays, mixed blue and dark red, worth trains of “The A Hushed Siience for, a yard ., . 5Be 52-inch All Wool netted Dead March in Saul When ¢ nek mournful chords swelled out ever c a Breese diac , brown, hea in the audience went out | e er and ed nison with the musigal tone of s for, a yard .. mourning. Rey. W. A. 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