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GROWDS WATCHING GAYNOR FINERAL PASS TRIBUNE BUILDING
EX-PRESIDENT r\!-"l HEADING PA1XBEARERS. IX ORDER: ROBER1 VDAMSON
RHINELANDER WALDO, JACOB 11. SCHIFF, J II.KMAX RIDDER, JAMES I RE1 LMA1
I
as Anr> atreet, and tiansOi paasengera
fre>m there t.. chambera Btreet, for an
laaaar before thut. Whlle the committee -
uhi-h were i.. have the phwee "i honor
111 Ihe pfOCBBBlOM WBI illng at
ihe CR> Hall the Boriala wen b n
taKinir tha ti.,i,ti trtbuti a from the
l.uildlnr to the < hun-h.
F.x-Pr?!??.Jent Taft Bffrtvad at the 4Mt\
Hftll Bt 1?;-1."> B'otoch and waa I
f.'How.-d bj the ether ban<a*ary pall
bearer?. The clUaana' booorary ?
the BBaaahara of the Board of Eatlmate,
the aammlttre of tha Hoard of Alder
ni. n. the beada of departraents, Ihe
r*aaamltt**e pf the New York Legialat
ure. the Publle Bervlce Commlaal n, lha
i<uprcino Court JuatJcea of the
and 0acond departmenta, th<- city mag
bUratea an.i the Justlcee >.f the Court
af Saactal Beaslona all aaaembled at
the- City .l::H to m.ir.h to the church.
The police BBOOrt, consisting of a
raglmeni of 1.300 men, and an addl
tional BQUadrou Of 4<?0. formed <>u
Broadway shortly uflcr 1> oYlock. Th
organization.- fall in lino from the Bide
BtraatB.
Lieutenant Kennel Leada.
Lieutenant VV'jUiam Kenn<l, tbe Ma] -
8f'l hod.VRiiard. BMl tha OOffla b> :.-is
as they lata the bodj from tbe liu.ll.
The family wreatha and Lieutenant
Koniit i s Qoral offerlng were tha only
flow.ru on the coflin in uan.-lt The
honorary pallln-urei s, headed by Mr,
Taft and Mayor Kliaa, marched <>"
rither sitle. Tha BCtlve pallbe-arers
dropped hehind the catafahiuc. Tha
other honorary pallhearers were Robart
Adamson. lt. A. C. Bmlth, t'onimis
aloner of Doeke and Ferries; Poltca
t'ommissjoner Waldo, A. K. WaUon,
Curporation Oaaaajal; Jaoota H. Bcbiif,
Juatice Martin J. Keugh, iiennan Kid
eler, John I>. Crtmmins, James Cieel
inan and Edward Al. Giout.
The aaaTfagaaaj bearing the inembers
of the famil> naclu-d the church ahead
of the procession. Membera ot the del
egations and orgamzations followad the.
cntafalque on foot. Carriages were pro
vided for the citizens lonnnitt* e and
the ather commlttees from the chureh
to ihe cemetery.
, Major Gencral Thonias 11. Barry.
1 . S. A, commanding the Department
nf the Eaat, and staff; Rear Adiniral
Cameron McR. Winalow, l". 8. N\, nnd
ataff. and Captain Alberl Gb-avea., 00m
mandant e>f the Naw York Navy Yard.
and BtafT. represented the army and the
navy at the funeraL The commanding
offlcers and staffs of the national guard
of New York State alsjo were in line.
Beading the procession were six
mounted pollcemen. coinmauded by a
lieutenant. After them eame the poBOB
band. Chicf Insptctor Sehmlttberger.
flanked by hlB staff, was next ln line.
Lieutenant Charles W. Chamberlain,
ridlng at the head of th? mounted po
llce and Infantry, followed, wlth lnar"'
tor Thomas R. Myers ln command of
the mounted men. The solld raglmetil
of polic-; swung slowly along. It was
commandesd bv Infcpector Dwyer. Then
aame the catafalque.
Tlie membera of the Board of }?'.'??'?
the coaamlttec of lha Board ol
Aldermi n, a Itb .1. K. Bollea aa ? hair
jman; the heada ?>( the dty depart*
Imenta, led by Plra Commlaaloner 1 -
laeph Jahaeda, who waa to have man*
aged Mayor Oaynor'a campaign; tbe
long line ol membera of the .i 1
uu blgh hata and fr<>< k coata, tha rep?
! 1. Hentativea of the armj and ...\ >.
with their brtlllanl unlforma; repre*
ai ntatlvi 1 of the fbrelga coaiubi of this
... h gatlon of a dosen maj "i 1
from cltlei ta tin^ Btate, tha cltlaena'
| cemmittee, of ahlcb former Mayor ? > Lh
i- cbalrman. tho 1 houaanda In
. organlaatlona and the repre*
aentatives of tha dty departmenta fol?
i. ',v ? d in order.
Colonel Rootevolt Senda Regrets.
Aaaong the membera of the cltlaena1
? 'iii.initt. ? \s> re many of the prOBBiaent
men of the city, Caloael Theodon
Rooeevelt srnt -word to Mr. Adamaon
th.ii he regretted he < ouid not be pn .
ent. The memhers of tfiin commlttee,
named by Mayor KUaa, were a.. foi*
krwa:
Kaih Low. (hnirman
B. IfcClellaa
'riKnini. NtMawrvelt
il.iniai. Ki'i'i*-!
A Barton "
John .'latlln.
Ja. "i. 11 BchUT.
Henry R. Toeraa
v ? p i'avi-,1,11
Wllllam A M
Clereland H I'. \m
'.-.'. 1?. 1 m. hi
Alfred T. Wlul
1-ewu r. nirli?r
1: Baaa a-,i leton
Jea. [-li l<ar":.d>kc
HhIiI'I Joaeph .^'llva.r
man
Tlmothj 1. Woodrviff.
wiiiiiim <?. Detnait ?>
Ahan linl.inson
, Wllllam '! t ui p | e
Biunwi
E. II. CutarhrWae.
Henry Bruere
Elhert II ChMT.
Imon r Rathacblld. Wllllaata B. Wilk *
loaeph II ' 1>oata
\i Iraw 1 mnnle.
j ' Dluro.
Xatrtan StrK'is.
Otte 11 Ka ?
D Btaplettm.
wuiinin j Carr.
Alm< 1 K 1< n' ?
I I II, (Irout.
.i.,iu, Parroy Mltebal
Kudolpb Block.
Im V
BuUcr.
Jacob A. <"nnior.
OniTfil lloward ''ar
rell
1 Imrl. a So-' Kl.-r.
it.iirv 1, BaatMerC
W III.an. C. Belck.
Ia< "'. Ka'/
Jj-ii.ih Wllei
1. M C'orkle.
Manin W. UttMnn.
Adolpo. I Ociia.
Henrj Falrfleld Oa-|willUm 8. H*-nnet
Purai
.1 Kobla HaraB.
.ludson O. Wall
1 Dr. John 11. Klnley.
Henn w. Tsfi
ii. ia??. < lawa
rhailfh W Andfraon.
.? ' B. I llreentiut.
Mlrrm>; Wllllam I*r.*b. Jr
Wllllam Berrl.
.;?..rifi- i Boldt.
lueei nhelm.
1'iai'k Munaey
< -.iinnei Qaenra rlarray
i'harle? !'r.d?rl,-k Mur
pby.
Aihrri It 'lallatin
Im l.ei. Bamlwiaer.
Kdward P. Deyle.
Wllllam r* Hr',wn.
Ijlmiind Wetm.it'.
I.nii
Al.im | I'a.ker
Janu a I 0 <i"i man
Kl.lni lt'if'.
OeergB W. PatMaa
Ral|.h Petera
<;?<>r(re w. peaie.
- L Klvea.
Wiuuua Norlcan.
derberl L Sattarl*-*.
??..inrllna Vanderblll
' *',.,* 1
\ v Bpeaear
MelvUla >: HI
S. W. Tnmbrldae
Edward k McCall.
Imbel.
I'.iin N IlKm.an.
1" Bt <lair MrKel
nav
Anrtrew Mel^aan.
Wllllam A Johnaton. Oeorae Prcderieh 1
Natharil'l II r .-\ I
I'li.nl*-* A Sehit-r.-n
IVnv A Rockefeller.
Otto T. lUnuard.
Tba it*-\. Janaa Deae
hiif.
In Cbriatiaa r. It?i?- Jamea laVkfahai
n'T. i Ttxuna-, lf. Mulr
Winiam Taater. Hertaaa A. Met/
?' P. aforaan JTimmaa K. Stnltl
.;?-..rr<- V Haker I Sami.H I'ntertnyi
Frank A. Ymi.'eilip ||. nr\ It 11..vl.
Wllllata A. Pai'.
Vetarana in tha Proceaaion.
A handful of vetcrana from timnd
' .,. ? i ral .Tampa
\\ ll-.m
' Rirhara Toeng
' Mht. ua Hraun.
Henry U Cohcn.
I y,?ur%r n. <'<#rtal>ou.
Uoyd C 'irlamm
i Si. ph*n W. <ln- we!'!
| Wlllla U "t-- ."
I'hlllp Hu.xtun
Tanit-.. ' 1. f^anri'in.
! joim Whalei
ly.nl* K. Miller.
S|.-plien .'. liulil-i ln
John II. llarrington.
.i. ha Adik.s.
i Brnaal Bohm
, i oola .t H"i
I I Heraind.
Ii,i-i y Si.-K''
Jai a 8|
Qeorae Prederleh
hf.'t
i: paliaai Cuttina.
Jacob t;r?mi.r
? liarlen lf. Hirriii*
Ti:. r>\ Jami
KHrrar
Army of the RepubUc DOeta and a
company uf L*00 Spanlsh War \eterana
?i
were coneplcuoua ln the proceaoloa
Thi i ? lla ,. Bl i' and "f Trinity .
lolled as tbe pi ocei I mi ? ?'
doa n Broadwa) to ihe i bui h T ?
Btdewalkn w< re bank< d a Ith pi op ?? ln
a BOlM wall t.. ihe bulldlnga .
Banda aaa the proceaalon fr?Mn
wlndowi eif offlce bulldlnga. am h<
were bi rad ?? - ' tbe catafalque
proai bi d. Thi Btreel
- ,i and the onl) natlceablo aounda i
were the tramp of tbe marcbera and
the tolllng oi ih.- - burt h i-t lts.
WI,. i, tha polii e ??? orl of bonor, j
, onslatlng "t KBl mounted men, reached \
Trinity the] llned np oppoatto
eburch aad aal upan thelr mougl -.t
Btatueaque attaatton. Th" coffin whi i
iifir-ej from the catafaiquo ami borne
through tha baavlly drap.d brooa ,
doors of ih" dirk.ii'd Church The i
rie-ej. throatcd tOBNM of the fcrcal or- '
gan i.m the Dead March Itnw "floul*1
was pluye'l could he heaid in the
Btft >,f.
Thoae arho Im^l indhidual Uckatl ta
the- Trinity ecrvl. -es were ln tha ehUTCh
long aafBta lha funeral eortep.- ar
rived Benjamtn f. Traey, faraaar
Bacratati of tha Navy, Theodore P.
Shonts and John Clallin w.n aniong
the early arrlvala Thaj ooeuplad tiie j
aaaaa paw, Jamea ?;. Cannati, itcbi
ieal of tha Paurth Natlaaal Bank, and j
other rcprt-sentaUveB of the Chamber
Of I'oinineiie WOre in th.-lr BBBtl '-arly. I
a party of eavaraJ men and women
in moutning, relativae of tbe Oaynor J
taaally, look their aaatl ncar tbe than
cal| thoae la the church Btanding u*
they '-ame in, Bvtdeatty thmking they i
were meinbera of the lmmediate fnm
ily. Collector John PutTOy Mit- hel, BC-|
aaaapaatad by Dodlay Ficid MaJataa,
Aaatatagt Oaoratary of state, aaaaa in
to^.-ther Htid had heats well down front.
niHtrict Attarnaj rhariaa h. whitman i
and his wife cama in early.
The ehotr, haadftil by the cruclfar,
the Tte\. F.dward H"itn, e-hsplaln of
the Department of Publle Charltles in
Brooklyn. Weaiing B i>urpl<' < assnek.
marched down the oantre atale to the
e-hureh doors to nvet the mourn-rs.
The choir was follOWOd hy the cleTgy,
conaiatmg af Blshop DdVtd H. Orear,
Buffragan Bbihop Burch, tha Rav. W.
T. .Manning, the rOCtOT of Trinity. the
Ko\. j. WllBon Siittou. the Rav. laaaph
W. Hlll, tbe Rav. D. B. Raddtab, tha
Rav. Henry Handal, lire cbapbUn of
Brooklyn; Anhdeacoii Holdan, of Btlf
folk County, and the u<\. Prank Paga,
of Truro Parlah, PaJrfax, Va., fotmerlj
paator of st. Joha'a Protaataat Church,
in Brooklyn, whlch Ma>or QgVnor at?
tended.
Rufua Suppotts Mother.
The nntfonhed pallbaarera toUowed
th" ritrgy artth the eowta. fJautenant
Kennel watkod dlrectly in front of
trfe c-ofTin. ami ni.irlt.-d ihe Btap for
tho aaJIbeajera. Tbe rhytbmk thud
Bnd P'raplng of their feet fcounded on
Ihe BtOM door. The honorary p.tll
baarers, haadad by ei-Praaldenl Tafl
MAYOR VRDOLPII L K\,
and Mayor Kllt a, a ilki d ha>hlnd the
?? . The mi mi" ra of ,thi famlly
. ame negt. Mra. Uayi in
rhtcra all wur< i ? > i ?< ? '? '
Ihi ? "ii. who waa m Itb Ial
ia .j.. d. Bupported hla mi
Th.- mpmbera of ihe mmedlata i ?> t>i -
II) ?,'' ni.i tin > < i > a ? hToe. 71. 73
and <"-';. an n d<>w n ta tl.I ? Ihe
. hiir. h near tbe .han. ,-i. Mr
ami Rufua aal alone ta om !???? Nor*
ni.in, ii. i. ii. Maiii.n aod Roth ''???? nor,
the other uniuurrl' d ehlldrea, oceupli I
ihe mbfafle pew, Mra. Beward l*7ebb,
Jr.. and Mr* Harry .1. VIiiruI. marriel
daugbtera, with th.-ir haabaada, ooea
pled the thlrd pew, Tha membera pf
the famlly remained aeated or kneli
throughoul the enttre aervtce, wlth the
exceptlon of Rufua and rforman, aho
atood with ihe reet of lha ooagrega
tion.
Mrs. Oaynor and bar daughtera wera
deeply affected by the oolemn j-rur.-,
and their aoba could be beard al in*
tervgha,
Tha rnembera ?.f th,- cittaeaa1 com
mittea aad the heada af dty gepart*.
menta occupled aaabj ta lha body ..t the
chureh, aoroaa the a.si*: and ta lha re.ir
of the faniii... aeate, The bonorary pull*
I'furers Bgt dincth acroBB tl.. al la
from lha famlly. Ex-Prealdeal Taft,
Robert Adamson, K. A. i.'. BtaJth and
Mayor Kline eat tOfether. The niili
taiv and BBval 11 ipreai mta I iv ea were
ai ii io ti.e rear of lha chureh, and
iin-ir brilllaal ualfortaa wera nol a part
of the taaoreaaiva aceaa anacted nt tha
rhgnrat
Bishop Begina the Servica.
Blahop Oroet read taa aeatenoea as
tha pr.hsIoii advanced to tha ohan*
< < i. He took iii? aeal on lha throna ta
th'- MBOtUgryi wlneh la knowii as th"
Blahop of <'anti iiniry'.i ehgtr, aith the
Rev, Dr. Pgaja al bla rigbt, The rest
of taa clargy aal ob Ihe oppoalte alda of
tha . hun- atalla, Volkrwlng lha rtadirti1
of lha ggnti il aa lha chotr of forl
rolcea aang Belectlona from lha ttKh
and SHHh PaalfBg.
Dr, Mannlag read Ihe leeeoo from the
Bfteenth obapter of tha ptrat Rptotle of
Sf. Paul to the C'oriiitliian*. Tlie cttCUT
then readered the an\iiem, ? w.i,
Though i \\aik Through Ihe Valley of
Ihe lhadew of Death" A f.ature 8/ag
a aopraao aole by Hearard Foot'-, a :;r
teen->. ar-old < holr boy. Tln- V08C8 Aan
, |. ar and gptrealtnaj, and brough! teera
to the ayea Of many in lh<- rlmivli. Mra,
Oaynor and aome <<t the other wetnea
rnembara of Ihe faaally aobbed audlbly,
aVrohdeaeoa wniunn Holdea ro' Itad
[NE AND R. A. C. SMI'l'li.
tha prayera, The chalr aang "'? I,
? Ltght." ..no of the Ir. mn
i ;.i\ nor. Al thi end ol
tbe h: mn tl clergj and ? holr gathi i -1
n i tbe i offin and fotned In tho
. ommittal ? Blshop Gre< r Btoo l
iti th-- ? i rine. with Dr. Mannlng on in*
righl nnd tilahop Bun h on hla left, Dr.
Page and Arcbdeacon Holdea Btoed at
tha beid.
Blahop Ore r road tha commlttal Btr
. i. ?? and Dr. Paga ihr.-w the earth on
th.(im. The concludlng prayera
arara raad by Blahop Oraar, Tha re
<? Bional h'-mti was N.at.r, .My Qvjd,
to Thee," after whkh Robari J win
terbottom, organlat al st. LuU\>'a
Chapel (of Trinity) ba Hudaoa Btraat.
pUiycd Beetboven'a PuneraJ March.
Choicest Flowers for St. Mary'a.
The funeral eoyiega lafl the church
al 13 li p. ni All thoae "ho arara
' going to the cemetery enten d carrlagaa,
, v,-. pi ih.- pollce oaoort, bi tbe ohurah
rntranoa. Tha Bowari in the aoral aa
Blgna ware dtatrlbuted among tha elty
; hoapltala Mra, Oaynor raquaatad that
| aame of lha ehoteaat Bawere ba aent to
st. Mary'a Hoapital. in Hobokan, wbara
ii.. Mayor waa eared fer afteir he ?aj
ahot, in Aiikusi, l'jio.
The delegatlona froaa Ute duba and
. iv i.r organiaationfl whlch attendad tha
limeral v.cre BaoaBBBrib* small. nwing
i-. tbe laok ?.i Baatrng reom, Tha dala
gatlona frotn tii?' Chambar ol Coaa
neroa and ihe (Jnlon Laague Club arara
among the largaat Tbe mamhan af
the Union Laague Club committe.- ln
..ii. oil..noa a,i".
Bamuel W, Faircluld. pieaulcut, Car
i. ims ,\. Bliaa, jr., Joaeph ii. ciioate,
Chauncey M. Dopaw, Jtjaepb n. Bm**ry,
Attatin B. Platcber, WaJter B. Praw,
Job M, Hadgaa, \. Bartoo Hapburn,
Georga i'. Kuns, Bmor) s. Lyon, Rau*
ben L. -\la.\ iiai .1, liat.-s \\. M.< iarrah.
Robert C. Marrla, Prank A. Munaay, J.
Beavar Puga, Prank u. Pavajr, Horaee
Portar, w Miatu ii. Portpr, Bttbu. Root,
Charlae E. Ruahmore. Oaorge u. sii.-i
don, David B, Bimpaon, Jaaaaa a.
Blefcher, Roben A. C. Bmitb, Hanrj U
Bpragua, Hanrj I* Btoddard. Oaorge
ii. Taylor, Jaba Thomaon, Tbojnaa L.
Wataon, Afberl n. Wlgglnand William
R. Wlllcox
Mans namefl dlatlngojahad In tbe an
nalfl of the ciu and t iic natlon ara
asaoolated ">iii Trinity Church Uirough
buriai in tha churcbyard or through
funerabj held there. ln Colonlal tim> s
thoso n.cn who arara aejriad from Trin?
ity i iiui.il were froquantly ptaoad Ig
tho tomba and raulta of Trinity
Churchyard. ln raaaat tinus the fu
RUSH TO GRAVE SIDE
MARKS MAYOR'S BURIAL
Thousands Precede Funeral Cortege to Cemc
tery Plot, but Final Service Is Held with Only
Family and Associates Near By.
i >ti Alpine Miii. loektag oal from aaaaagi
lilae biisln-a and fraKr.im Mr ln B -i Bl
city In mournlng, William J. Oaynor, late
Mayor of Kew l*ork, waa burlad la Qreaa ,
| aood Cemetery yeetardaj afternoon, Only i
I his imrnadlata and oaaeial fatniiies arera|
on thi apot, tboagb tbouaaada <>i hia f?i
[low ctttaene watchad the barlal Uirougb
1 th<- treea from ii"- foot of the graaay
? *fhi ;,...,. 4...,;i ablch eacorted him to
i , . . . , . .i under tbe arcbed gatq >>f
tbe cemeterj at laaa'claek, bavlog taken
three boura and a quartar to make tha
Joarney from Trlalty Chureh Manbattan,
' irhere tbe fune i were hatd.
i More tbaa aaa thoaaaad aeoale looked
IdWWM on lt fi.,ti: the BBOtl BbOVB tbe 00*
[trance aa II *?pproaebed and tbaa daabad
belter-akelter acroaa gravea and gntva*
atonea to the Gaynoi plot, a aule from
tbe -id atreet k-nt.
\V..ii <mi Wlth bab] camases or Brtth
little chlMren tagatng al tbalr 1 eelfl luaed j
[arlth young baya ta raaah tbe giave be-;
l f.t ,? the funeral proeeaakai arrlved thcie. |
Tbe pottca had enhaaattd tbelr aumbera
j in keetdng thf croiwda ordarty as far aa
[the gate, ..i perhapa they tbaught fbat
New forkera would reverance the dead I
i anough to '">ve aedataly bi th?-n owa do*
raala. At a?>v rata, no attampt waa made
to rastratn me erowd ina.de Ihe oamatary,
aacapl to keep it away from the nnme
dlata ?Idntty of the burlal apot
the tlred men and boraea wound
up Landaeape avenue aad dowa by Illy
eavered I'Hir- Water to Bammlt avenue,
j whlch leada t>- Alpano HUL t'1"' '??'" '
- d ita laat II le ai d Bwung Ib bahlnd
tbe riee, whlle the potioeman afool drewi
? np on oae atde .-f ?h? road and Bteed at;
! attenUon a* tbe catafalque we i1 paat.
| Tha pbM above 'he grave \.<j earpated j
with matUng nnd hr beagha, and Br
< .,,,.. aiso Bpraad over the earth
wlnii ?..* t<> Ita -n the dead. Par the
kurt time tbe honorary palthaarare fermod
a i.ui.. ihrouah whloh tbe eofllB wae
earned. Tbe 0VO BrBBiBB Bad .BVO pa?
ncratfl hatd In the obavab uaaally were
I followad o> buri.ii in aaaaa dlatanl eem?
' ? -tery.
Among the distinguish-d BaraOM
buriad hroai Trinltf Chureb arara AJax
ander Harn'R'*" and Captain Jggaaa
LawreniC. of "DetVt give up the abtp"
lame. Dating down from these Umcs
throggh the Van /.andt, liamcrsley,
Hlee-.U.T and Livtngston fanuliey, Trin?
ity Church haa been tho scni? af th<*
la?t ritefl of many of New York a most
praaalnaat rtttaafUL
in the re.ords are the natnes af Al?
bert OaUatla, Bacretarj ?.f the Traaaajry
j under JerTerson; "Flghting I'hil"
! Kearny, aMgadr? U.neral PraiartCk
j Winthrop, Ceneral Kichard r>eiuileld,
j Colonel Htcphen V. I{. Cruger. ileneril
Frederiek J. ele I'eystei. Gen.ral *v\'in
| Held Bcotl Haiuock and c.eneral and
Oovernor John Adanft nix
HUNDREDS60T0ST. PAUL'S
Special Prayer a Feature of
Service in Chapel.
\\hiin thouaands of Now Vorkers fllleo
the atreetie on all BtdOB of St PguTfl
Chapel, at Broadway and Yesey atraet,
yeaterday nornlng, walUng fov the fu?
neral COrtage of Mayor Oaynor to ratura
from Trinity. between three and four
hundred persons went into the chapel to
attend tha aeivha for the Mayor held
taara
Whlle tbo oatafalejUe WbtCb bore the
Mayor's body pgaBBd the church. CbOP
Iii'h "Funeral March" waa playcd, and
ahortly afterward tbe prooaaaloaaJ began.
Th" Kev. William Montngue C.ecr, the
\iear. was alded In the *ervle.' by the
Kev O. II. COX, the Itev. Howard P,
gleglar and the Ba?, lohi P. taa Berr
lleh.
Tbe Bervtea -**m*"at-tad af the raadlng
from ihe rituui of the BpleeopaJ Cburoh
for the burlal of the dead. A full ? holr
siuur "*U?1 Hhall Wlpe Away All Tcars"
and "I Hoard a Voi.-e Irom H> aveti." The
hvinns were "I.ead. Klndly Ught";
"Nearer, My God. to Th.."; "Ablde Wlth
Ma" and "Mark. llark, My Soiil."
The Amarloaa and Hritish flags were
Intartaiaed abave the aitar. Aaaoag the
prayen waa aaa far tiie Oayaar famiiy
and one for tbe Mayor, whlch wub un?
usual in the Bgnaaapal rttual "We hum
bly eoiiuufiid tlie aonl of thls Thy aer
v?iiit," the prayer road-, "our dead brather
into Th> baadi nnd Into the hands of B
falthful Creator"
a
I. N. MILLS PAYS TRIBUTE
whUe the fun.ral of Mayor Oaynor was
taking place Justlce laaac N. Aliila, 0i
trrdmen. WbO had earrlef It ev*rv tion*
it moved smre || arga taken from tha
Lualtaala on Frlday aaocnlng, put their
BhouldeTB to the task aaain. It aaa
.-. tha laabi M which aria'
to hoid It for the yeara.
Threa of the hono i i aaJlbearara faa
not lollow th? niffl'i to the ar.ive They
v.-ie .l.iro', II geMaT, .lames 'lee'man.'
and Joiui i) Ctiraaalaa Ba*-Praalaaat|
Tafi gnd Mayor KUne Iteaated tba linea'
bartween which tbe <oftin paaaadl The'
famlly fdllowed tbeeoBln up tha aiopaand,
Itood .ii front or a con Of caaag ehairal
Wblch had been prOVhM In eas<* of need.
Rufua Unynoi- and hlt? m?ther e.in* flrat,'
foilowed by Marton, Hehn and Ruth,
known to the famlly a* "Toodlea" Mr.
and Mia, Vin-nr, Mr and Mr*. Wehband'
Nornagn Qayaar (ireceded a^v.-ral fri-nCa
of the more dtetaat relative?.
a Btbnaca reated for a m .menr o\er the
.?!;..?.. and then th<- Rov. Hr. Krank Paa>*.
\ii.,. tundiirtad tbe prlvata aarvbra at fh?
Oaynor hetne on imtarday rained hi*
, prayer Taa Rgg. Dr. Wilham
Hold-n. the Mayor'a pawtor at flt. .I.im-i.
Long laland, proneainced the braedi 'lon
M . i: o*4*Joeb tiie tirnt ayaalafal of e?'!?i
ieil on the cotfln.
In the BUenca whieh foilowed a weman'a
laugbter floated trp from the grotip at
the f'-.t "f the luil. li *"* t'ie only
Kound heard for ten mliuites. BBV8 thJ
ihud of the falltng eartb and tha diatant
'.,.;,, ,,.' t; ?? dty. At 1:51 the tlrst piec*
,f t'lii' ? ? "ii tht jjrnvi. hv tlia
bieaa ulad dlgger* aad two minut**
later lha tem ivraathB treaa th* famiiy
an.i the pmi- aatera af Ueabaaaat Ken?
nel were ptnead on th- eeaaabMad mound.
Rufua led his mother away. both waik
Ing tiiT.il>, thoogb aloaiy. Tba reet M
tha famlly foiiow.d. aad after tvem tha
tthera piOatiit got into auteaaioMaai er
?arriaa.*' and dreva ??.n. Tn I ghBtt
ly gargaanl Melatea aal four
iikii oi Trafgc 8'i'iad B were left to
rtaard tbe grave
UM Siipreme freirt. *?f tha t>th rhatrlat.
? paiaaaal fnemi, spoke reetbtglv af abi
\la>or in Part 1 of the 4'ouit. at Whita
r^alaa H* hhlI gaaaaag other th.ngf
?It is sar'e to 08] that in all the hiatary
>f the Bupranaa Ceurl no haatice n' ^^',
omt has ever BaTpaaaad WlUam J <jSv
ior in the vohime of Judlflal aracb pe*>
ormerl In an c-inal penod of ttme.
??He araa ahoohitaly hapartlaL aaaaj
failin^ lo de- lare hin trua niHament.
leedlraa of all eonaeqiienrea to himeelf
He had no uce for and e\eee<1inalv Httia
aatience with tha iooi, Uie kua' B ar tha
dngKard."
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