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TUB SCRANTON THIBtNE-FMDAY. SEPTEMBER 1!0. 1901.
PRAYERS FOR THE REPOSE
OF THE DEAD PRESIDENT
(Concluded from Page 3.)
I behind ih'l within II the fact that we hue
hern nurlmlng within llir surfate of our am Ml
and p.illtlial lnleimuie it liout tint has wlimn
he lal derade sprimc up Into rl of iilill
iltj and haa xitnp turtli within tin last few
d a (treat fnill. 'ihat lilous aliwil planted
l.y I h enemies uf lho human rm and of tlrtne
ha tlnUrn In "Hi 111I1M, anil tmla) wo siifli-l
beiaiup id It
Wo griitr i.petiallt liumiw of the tpiestlonltici
Mhlth nui't rimsMril ionic In eter.t public
mm and to rtei.t Indlililiut. eten llir question
inns as In hmt lar jnu and I nl all llir public
rum ol the tuiintri air tmlaj itfponsilile loi the
I.I.
IM (lime, llio Ullm' ua In the full tide
of iiiiiilmoil nf nur thief rti'tulltp and our fuller,
the ctlino Is nol the ntt of ulnrflr Insane per
rrm, but li Is the (mil f .in iirRiiiIrallnii all'',
nitltr, cliii'i.icitliu:. whli b eiend Im "ne
kticms lum fit. tin lino known bow deep, nor l
II poibc for w In mi Inn bow mini minds
It ln nior or less ptiiidnl that tiriraniaiipn,
tlill stsiem. Hut ikbiui t trin. Ms ifioin
rul we bite sulleied frnin llir fliri nil llnl it
I J bnllir
'Ihr ie.il dillkullt lir m ilu l.o I Hut n dri.ta
for In ilnl fnrtro. II pilnai fn in liihiiiint).
(mm ouoelies. Wo .1 1 I urn i hlblr n iml nur
tJiMiVn'a thlblirn inn In mm pi iiijalnr 'I
il'wilbtut tin klimiliiltfr ol Ihr nilluli. or (
Ihflr purlin Hi find it u -rtnl. iiilil unlieaid
of eiimtli II is nol 'lie liirlUinn tint mines
ralli fit in liiiiti.ui nitiiir mil lt i ir les-pe. and
lttSelliMNi If l not llir mm hi-a of l.iltli: im,
II l .1 nllite piop.iLMIIoii a pnsmte uiowlh
nl niiirllili'ir (it ic k .iiiil rill. Miiiulhhiir lint Is
lirwtilr hostile to nil uli.l'ii and Imrlllr l H"'
irrv ei1rme nf linininl't ni'l H diprndniie
Upon (ii il.
Why We Mourn.
Ihat i nliv wo iiiiiiiiii ililrtli mul win
tr li' In tflPlt muiow lnii.il. nol llnl we
h.m I'vt .1 1 1 i'ii I iii.ni "lit'. Imt lint i fainilt
Minimis mill, bin liit.inr jou mil I ami firri
illUrn.nl tin- I mini Mates hate in tin i ilnil
tespi ii'lblllti iix ii n fur not upprrluir Hut
nliitli mil Ho I j K.ithrr uinihiiinnl mul whnli
romtriiiiutlnn u.is laughed it In tbr unions
of the imrlil. thoiiB'i tin Hum l Ihr put Mi"
li',r luvr moir than lulflllril lb.' pinphni .iml
Ju-IU'liil llir nisIIi I ikr'l In tbr II. -nl of I'm
I hurtli nl ll il l mi.'
ml whit .H wo In .1" imln' I'ui f'.r Ihr
Niiltltt Hint nr Imr. plul Hi. I t.n I Ihll i:nr
tl rrllehui And nlm ln ut itiml II fnr HiU lat
f uir hinnliril ir.ir- of Ihr ml.r rii-i.n.o. Hint
nur llnl ili.il 111,11111 ion .in.l in., ih.ii !!. liuy
tnko mrr of ihr tminiii, nui uimmI ihr mat
Irml hrrp lllio-r rlirplnlil lini brill Likin wi.
I'rm Hmi nmr tmil lit it in lli linn. i lb nm
prnrnl t.t tin- ftilutr this irrriblr afrllitlnn
is lilt ll lu linn btniuht iipnn m In trlmr ami bj
I'jlth I'rni In liml fm tin fnmili mm i it
iiimiruttis. Hmi Ihn ih.ii fin.l ilirnclh In 111"
tnrnv, mul ho pupiml In Ilu gun In hj.uii
tlut itiriubrr now ilrpmul
llrrllirrn. It is nm intnuli lo pi.i Wr niul
pmj with irt.nn. with liboi, with lintii-li j
iill.nn rliml.illlii: tin Mini. of Ihr .Iipill..!
prwiilriil. who i4 ,i mnilrl tilldi i inn.kl
HatrMiMii I nhhrr. bomt iml lulu'lil fnrwjtil,
lotn laroiit. i mm fr.iilc in Ihr pitfnrnumr
tf bl ilutlr, ami iinlin nf hi own pnaltion,
mul rirn in thr irri ml of ilnitiir a kimlinw, of
rti mlhisr hl It mil In crrri Ihr thiui-iti'l' nf Im
ihililirn, wn In br rtric krn iliwu. in M .nl of
Ull'llif", which kinitiirM Ji ilurji tilitk u(
bn wlinlo llir thr I. .ml .tilt il tipnn him
l'r.n t.cl th it vi mi hn I troni:ili in lu
troofliir that wo nu) rii. 1 alo ,i tuoih I in hi
ilMMilrr. that wr oitrtlvrs, ruiul-imu; him, .In
for rutrlir in.l our lounlii what t within our
plirtr, .mil thili' ( nnl Hit chuli. "t il.iubl Hut
Mmisbtt '.oil. in Hit turrit, will totiiii In .In
what lb Iij ilonr hrnlnfntr for Hn umiltuir of
our laml, ."lifl vi hunt; u .ill In pi air in. I h.ipii.
lir linn .it il in tin tmild in mm,
St. Luke's Chinch.
A imit lnuu fs-flvr nicninrlal ii Ire
m'.'ih t'ontltiftt'd In St. luUo's llpWcopal
chuu'h .p?tcid.i niotitlim', illicit the
following onlcr tiC sen lee u.if i-hm It'll
out.
I'tnii itionil, 'Ttmrral Manli-' . . . Ilrrihoira
lliltin, "Win ii Hur llrarlt ri rijwril with Wor."
MlttrtKTO ol lliiUl ijllltf
I'ullcr ttlMiitrtll
Lesion. 1 (r. 11 20.
VKMttl(fc I 'Kill,
lirililc.
l.llatn ll.inili. "Sratrr M liotl lo Tliri'."
I.itauv. t
I'.alin No. lfli
( "ll.'ill.m ami I'rairn
ll.iinn. "Itotk of ur '
sirnioii, Tom, I t or I. 2,1
I'irlpthui
"H.'a.l Marth from "aul" lldli'1'1
I'Miriit iiuil Hlo.titiff
Hi inn, "l.r.nl Kli.ill.i MkIiI "
b'.n -.iMitl. "I'tnirial M.nili."
I till Vi.-tril I lu.ir mil ljuarlritr
l!e. Or llusets l"tnel, the in lor,
tooK fi tel foi hit iipiiuon tlit fol
low In? k'Im' flout tin- Sot mul bonk of
Sitimicl:
"llovi uu tlu mlelit.i i.tlb'ii
O, .lini.illi.in, thou mis sl.iln in thy
lllKll pllKOf "
Till' ilot toi ".tlil that Ihi' pii'slilcnt
lllllllK till' lllM lll't'U Of ll lift- CNPIll-
lillllcil In it stiiMiiK inaiiui'i all Ihu-"-iittilliuit"
iihli'h itiailn hW llff so stoat
anil nlil.h will niitkt' lilt name one Ioiik
to Im li'lltl'llllll'l-i'll HI tloxllp for
kiinwledRt' mis show ii li.i hlx Imiuliy
i'i;hii1Iiik tin- mm ioiiiiit"-s of hl wound,
liH loo In his ilpxiie to hint' tin1
ih'Wh of hs stliootlns liioken Kenily to
.Nlin MeKlnlci . hln nieiey li.i IiIh vniu
paSHlou for hli uy.iHln; hl lonsldet.
ittlon by hli fi-.n that the opotltlon
lillRht HilftiM. and hit leslKtiatlon by
Ills I'.iliu and In'autiful death. pI.h'Iiik
IiIh ii list III Hod.
In the Flist Chinch.
I!e. 1)1. JaiiK". .Mi'l.eod ollli luted ii t
the nieiuoilal senile toinlueted In the
KIlM I'll'ibyteil III ehllli'h yeftelday
nun iiliifr. In the ionise of a hiief nil
dress he said that ananln had dealt
,Uh ovin tleath blow by the killing of
jf'iesjdent MiKlnle.i
lie leflTli'd to the elloli join mils
;ho defnnied he president ns ".issuh
Ins of character," anil sold that they
JtiiiM he claused and dealt with as the
ji! aslnK who do their ncudlsii u;irk
Jlth. ii tOAulver or a thiBKei. He said
that then' hus no need to iiiouiii for
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Bonds
and
Investment
P Securities
the dead piesldent n he fell asleep
111 .lestis mul lias none to liilm the eter
nal tow mil to which he was entitled.
He icfericd to Piesldenl llousevclt,
till? liiitlnu'ft new thief executive, ns it
stalwiut pattiot mul a stalwart Chris
tian. "He has bestln to dliehafKe the
duties of his sreut olllce In the fear of
dod," said he. "and he may test n
sittetl that he will be tusliilneil bv
theprayeis ami the pattlotl'uu and the
sympathy of all our people "
The choir, lllitler the elllclent leadel
ship of Prof. John T. Watklus len
deied "Lead. Kindly I.IrIiI," and Ten
nyson's "CtoisliiK' the It.ir."
A Mill intended sen lee In linnm of
the tlciicl ptcsldent was tondtntcd last
nlKht In Calviny Itefoinied I'huich, on
(libsiin street, by the p.itor, lt"
Minion I.. I'll or. The audience joined
In slriKlliR Hi" piesldeiifs favoiitp
hviiltiH and In a piayei to AltnlRlity
find heseeililiiK llltii to coinfoit the nf
lllcted life-mate of lilm who has passed
aim and to uulde hIohr safe ways llio
steps of the new president
llei Mi. I'll oi made an addiess In
whlih he eiiliiRl.eil the dead piesldont
for III many public and piliale li
ttles (. said that iinarihy would
lieiei be i rushed out of existence 111
this lonntr until j.ollou Joiiinallsin,
.U'lloii (iiutor. the deltlcatlon of
weallh, the cuise of IntPinperaiK e ntid
all oipiess(in of the weak b the
poweiitil ale tlone away with.
Con Be Better.
"A nation which can pioduie mh li
a spl'iulid meat and rooiI man as the
late I'lesldent William McKlnle.i ."
said he, "can lie betlet than It Is to
il.i far bettet. Out iiiitloiuit life
needs a thin ouu'h puiRliiR. It needs to
tlnow off the lepimis spots which now
dltiKiiiP It and until this Is tlone.
who shall say that our piesldents me
seen I e""
In acioidanip with the pioclani.i
tioii of the picshlent mill ROVetnoi,
the iiiiiKii'Riitlon of the I'll wt t'htinh
of I'hilsi, Scientist, was held In I he
thiiith ,it hi "a o'clock .M'stenlay moi n
Iiik The seniles up. nnl ulih .IiirIhk of
l.e.id. Klndli UrIii " followed by
rcadliiR ol the thliti-ilfth psalm and
a seleillon fioin Sell in e and Health
with Key lo the Serlptntts bv Maty
Halter (!. lMd, after w lilt h the con
Kii'K.itlon united In silent prayer, fol
lowed bj the audible lepetlllon of the
hold's 1'ia.M'i The hsinn. "Neaier,
My 1'iod to Thee-' was then Minn
The pio tarnation of the Roveinor
was lead by Mi. U. .V MclCee. S H. the
lltst leatlei of the chut ih, who delli
eied a .-hoi t addiess. He .said in pint:
l I.H.II man ami n lin-lmi itlirrn In" fillru
'llir utuill uf mil tnunllt, tin tun pllll if
foul. mi, hai brut .iv-ill.il It i-. luting Hut
t hit-ltatH wlin air ilimuttlrattuir thr bhrttv
nl thr tlithllili nf Inl.l hulll.l lurrt .in. I pit
trihuli In tit tiuumri of this i;un.l iiiiu aul
barn, pnhap". Ihr Iwon nf hi.. Intrial llr who
aiiliil Williim Ibbinbi aatlri abn Ilu ptur.
I.m bhiltlrH rl Itlli'dilil lit nur nitiutili ll ij
Wo InnU tiputi nm llii; anil li nl t htiurt ami i
plnphitt ll ! .in rinhhtil uf toviluiu. uf strife
att.l tif Iatri i bhirtir whiih .or tit in touu
ll bair of ithito anil uf it. I air llttltu; vlubuN
of nut MUirv.ur i-t t is nf fitrilum abiiilt wuu,
but imn ). nur uiir-itr ii.ititluw nf bluml
A piiituil 1 liri-Hiliil titultr llir mrriian Hi;
l happilr llnl ptuihlitur uf lunl wliuh hill
rrptrs autitli .mil brine out a thiinrr uiiiir in
human iittaii In lhi tutiiitri tt Ua tint null
mum into. Inn riuuplifi. In liliui iti praillir Hut
law uf lur whiih run now "uii thrum1 ati.l
irlubr. rtatr4 i.it rtiiprt" iiuiiniu; ifnnil, ri pt. v
liu: ill '
Other Addi esses.
VoIIowIiik this, nihil esses uptt. maib'
by V. II. Talor, Mrs. 15. S Wood
house, Althur Mairlott. John Sheniood
and 11. V. Hcub.iuer.
At the toniluslon of the addi esses,
lesoltitious ueie adopted and ordeied.
with letteis of simpathy to Picsldent
llooseiclt and Mis. MeKlnley, to be
fin wanted by the i let k. The i oiiimun
lon doNoloR.v was then sung and fol
lowed by the benediction.
Itabbl A. S An.spat her olllcbited es
tculny inoiuliiR at a memorial seime
conducted In lh' I.lndcn .street snuh-
s;oRue in honor of the dead preMilent.
The hiuns "Lead, Kindly l.lRht "
and "Abide with Me" wcio siiiir by
the i onRrt'K.itlon. while Cliopin's t it
neial in.u h was pla.wtl as an orRan
pieluile. The Knddlsh, or ptayei for
the dead, n.is icclted by all piesfiit,
aftet a hi lef addiess had been made b.i
Itev. Mi. Ansp.H'her
He spoke w I til that youthful elo
quence Willi h alwa.s eharacteilyes his
icmaiks and aiming' other thliiRs .alil;
In hum like ihrf.r, wlru Ilu intitio cluum of
a iiHtional talainili Iii'ik niir out htail in.l
tlriikill iloviu with bairr Ktllf wr IlluUltl thr
li'ti nf our whom i uliolr ml inn Iml il. ItKhtnl
In hntiur. it I- Inn Inline that wr hi. ten t.i
dry out irart aid tik mil thai roiisul itl.ni iihiili
i tnlid fur Hum ithu lrut In (uil Dull luud
liai ttri tdlur liiiim;, and in tlua ttrrtbb t il tun
t.i'lhtro U .irl aumr i oTi-olition. Out mattitrd
prriddtnt Imd In i r hn ambition lulullrd. hr
litul tn italtr tli.it hr hid oatlird Ida ninth,
at, d Ida iiiiiliinluui M'lillnl in him an uudnulit.
id imnioi1.tlilt.
Ibid i uir Ihoifaud ti'ir- brrn hi allnt. .1 111119
and Irn leultuii llir p.ili of hi- da, a. In lid
tint bur tbtti lushoi, in.) at in lilt lib hr u'uul.d
tin' hlp of i-lJlo lbioui;li Iroulilutt rj In a mIv
hairti, .ih mi dublotit sltiiiti.int ami mint; nr-tumi-tnur
Ir tooil at llir 1l1coI, .1 fijtl.' and
I'aulbiu pilot, mi in Id d.Mth bu Imulit nt
(ill llr bioiiuht boiur a trtnblr mil li, in un,.
wlilih bid fOoncr or lilrr to br Iraimd Wr gnt
nur riprrnnir at the pinr of Ida llir, jit nun
wr know that itcn In nur tlu'iNhiil land wi luw
to dial with Ihr ilprr anaith.
lbs di.nh ..ills 1111 to us- 'lli'ttau, Klluw
1 illi'ii.. tmi Inirii fctrtti ilut) ; lour fur, thino
1 1 ill. rptrit has .illowrd .1 irrprut In hr waiuud
at mm lirjiib Hint lii in out piidlli " 'Hun
a uiudr in Id' lifr, triiliti in hi.' dralh, a
f 1 1111. 1 in .ill, .1 pill lot imd .1 sund nun, ur lalluii
William HiKiidr.i In Ids ;i.no mid .Iths and
ti'.liii, wlilt hritla lent mid Ihr bltlrr Imn In
out kOuN ' (in, thou, ill ("III. oh, llllMlJniii
drad. (.oil Tint th.i oul. Hmi krrp an.) bbwi
Willi prair Ih widmud Itulr, dud iaiiis 1
tloublr puition of Hit kplrlt tn I ill iip.m him
wlin now ilatnlt at llir holm in Hiri Mud, in.)
mat be who rules mcr all luiiu; us tut Intl. Mil
ne be reasonable in nut irticf We baie honored
thrr end there li tnr erieal catlsfaitioii left ns,
that no lautlon tould hate preirutul tho foul
tired
We hate lnt a gnud tout, hut we an) ion
iuled beiaitiie wr km w
'Ihrte U no Hoik, howetei wrll 'tl tended
Ilut one dead lamb i their
Tline i no home, boweier will ibfandi'd
Ilut Im one taunt ilulr
"We luue burled the gie.tt "st man In
our Rtiat lepiibllc: the plory of our
nation wax put now In the grave, the
most noble henrt oenfoil to beat, the
hlHlily-Rlfted brains nte now a iry
to wot niH. Had I'ipsIiIpiU AlcKlnlej
died a natural death, we would wi .
"The end of a man In lo die." Hut
Preildent McKlnle.i died an ununiuial
death; ho was tduln by the hand of a
smcnlleil mail. Who was lleier llloiiRcd
by him and hail no ri lev unco against
hlin."
The seniles . nm luded with a prayer
foi the tepose of the deceased picsl
dent, ilcllit I by I'.ov. II. Lewis.
A special stvlce was held at - p.
111. yesferdny aftetuonn b.i' the meni
bcts of the SciMiitim Independent
lotlRe, I. U. H. A., iiiriier t.lncleii street
and I'cnn nveiine. A IiIrIi Minute and
eulogy was given the late I'lesldent
MeKlnley by Itnbhl I. M. 1'lneberg. fol
lowed by ntt eloquent nildicfs bv Itev.
M. Drttek. In llio colliso of his sl
tnon. Itev. Drink gave a special piaycr
for the pioservatlon of I'lesldent
Iloospwlt. The cpietnony was cty
Itnpiosslvo. Th? hall was dialled In
deep mourning. A plctiuo of the Into
picsldctit was hung in a conspicuous
plnio In the hall, with dope mound It.
West Scranton.
Exercises In School,
p. m, tin pupils nmt iionnl of
a Bpjiiy, V? y." .
s -sr if
Wllk-Birr. "m.. Citpaaal.
15 6 Commonlth WgK Scunton, P.
At 'J
the Moiitilloie Hcbiew M'liuul and
many other vlsltois iiMienibled In the
rooms of the Montlllore .Hebrew school
to hold memoilal service. 1,. J.lchter
man, ptlnclpal. delivered n niemotial
address. In which he eonipnred the
death of President MeKlnley to that
of Aimer, tho son of Ner, who m.ih also
assassinated tieacherotisly whllo being
engaged In a great act. to establish
peace and unity In Israel. I. Ike him
he was fiHS.isslnuted by one to whom
he stretched out a friendly hand. Con
tinuing, he salil;
The most Impressive religious sen
lies that have eiet been held In West
Si 1 niiton inclined yesterday afternoon
at th" Washbiii n street I'lcsbytotl.in
thunli, iiheie 01 ci llftcen htindied
people gathoied to pay a last tt Unite
lo the late piesldelll of tlio I nlleil
States. Large as tho scatliiR capacity
Is. It was Inadequate to accommodate
all who soiiRht admission to the edl
II 'o In tho mullein e ueie people fnuii
evei.i walk In llio, fi nm the humblest
ihlld" to the Riay haired eteran, all
of whom had gathered to pay homage,
tn tho 111,11 tyted statesman.
The Interior deiotations weie ev
iiisii'ly .11 ranged, and spoke sllentlv
of the tilbute which was beliiR paid
to an Illustrious man In fiont of the
pulpit hung a llle-llko poittajt of Mi
Klnle.i Intertwined with i tope Hang
Iiir over the pulpit was iiliothei plittlio
of the dead president, with a batk
Riotltid of di cp nioiitnlng. On eltliPf
side of the plattollii weie stilt ks of
guns and tliiiins. which bespoke their
loiinectlun with the nation's lite. Ht.iu
tlful How eis, the tokens ol peace and
loie. weie 11N0 In evldcuie mound the
pulpll.
Seated oil tin pl.t I foi in weie He J.
I Moffat. Itei. .Ini'iib Schoettle, Itev.
Thomas do (iiinhv, liev. James I5en
uliiRi'i I'.ni. II. ". Mcueimott, Itev.
10 A. Hoy I and Itev. S. 1'. Muthcwf.
Hehlnil tho iliigynien, la the . holr
em losiiie. weie the slngeis ftom the
vat Ions churches toptesonted llangiug
high above them all in 10 I'lesldent
MeKlnley 'h last woids. ' li is (Jod's
way, Ills will be done."
Piocloniutlon Head.
The son Ice was opened shoitly after
.' o 1 Im I; with an organ pi elude, by
the 1 lunch oiganlst. MI.- Mabel Crist,
and was followed by an anthem, sung
by the united tholi. under the direc
tion of I'l of l'. H Di'i'iiian Hr. Mof
fat then lead I'lesldent Hoosevelts
ptoi laniatlon, 1 ailing upon the people
to assemble In their lespettlve places
of divine worship, there to bow down
In submission to the will of Almighty
1 'mil, and to pay out of full heaits
their homage of love and levereme
to the gteat and good piesldeut. 11 hose
death h.iei smitten the nation with lilt
tei grief. In ilosing he sad' "In ac
ini tlitim- with this pioclamatlon. with
our heaits tilled with sadness, mo aie
hide today "
Itev, i:. A Hull then took un the
leading of the liuth psalm, whiih was
lespoiislve with Hie 1 oiigtegntlon This
was lollowed by the singing 01 tile
hymn, "Hod Moves in a Mysteilous
Way" and Itev. S. I' Mathews ie.ul
the M'llptuie lesson (torn the fortieth
ihapti't of Isaiah. The 1 holr sang
another anthem "Some Time Well
rntlcistanil." mid Itev James Henuln
ger offeii'd a fen em piaycr. In whhli
he asked (or divine blessing to lest
upon Mis Mi Klnley, Piesldont Itoose
11 It. and tho people of all the kind.
The congiegaUnn sang the piesldent's
favoilto hymn, "Lead, Kindly Light."
and Itev. ll. '. Mi Dot mot t delivered
the hoi mon lie took his text from the
tlisl book of Siiimul, the twenty-fifth
'diopter, and a pait of the Hist ver.se.
"And Samuel died, and all s.iel weie
galhoied together and lamented him.
and bulled him In the house of graie"
The speaker paid a most glowing and
eloquent tilbute lo the dead picsldent
as a man, ,1 tmldlu. a statesman and
a ("hilstlan. He lefeued to his early
snuggles in lift , his cnoer In tho
aimy. his tiliimphs as a politician and
M.itcMunn, and through It all he said
he lemaiiied t lie tq ills ('hilstlan piin-
ilples.
The Modem Ptopliet.
Like the other mat tyred presidents,
he said. MeKlnley tame fiotn the hum
ble walk of life and by his ability and
eneigy. puilty and coinage, .nose to
the highest position open to an Anieti
can, lie was the modem piophct of
tho twentieth centuiy.
ISiv. McDeiniott's atldieisu was a
polished oiatlou, clothed In beautiful
language, mid touched deeply the heaits
of his heatois, 11 ho weie moved to
teals ilnilng ihe dlsiouise It was
his Hi st public appeal mite outside of
Ihe Simpson diurch felnce he came to
Si 1,1111011 a shoit time ago, and estab
lished him as a .speaker of exceptional
ability.
The dosing ptaycr of tho sen lie was
made by in. do tliuchy, who touched
a lespoiislve 1 honl In the hearts of
eveiy nui' piesent by his earnest ef
fort. At :i..fl o'clock the 1 hill eh bell
began tolling and foi live minutes ihls
was kept up, as It was tluoughout the
civilized win Id, as a palling salute to
tho lamented heio. The coligiegatlou
then anise and feelingly sang "Noaioi
My God to Thee," nml tho service was
biought to a close with the benediction
by Dr. Moffat.
Hilling the afternoon similar ser
vices were held In the Kiist Welsh
Haptlst. Flint Welsh Congregational
and tho Tabernacle CongiegatiniiHl
chinches. At tlio Haptlst church
ptayciH we 10 offcied for tlio dead picsl
dent, his wife, his successor, and all
Christian nations. Itev. 1). D. HopkltiR
paid a lilting eulogy to MeKlnley The
evening set vice was of a similar nil
tine. The services at Itev. David Jones'
chinch weie hugely attended, and con
sisted nf addresses bv John Walter
Thomas and William John Thomas on
the career of President MeKlnley. In
the Tabernacle, Hleaster Jenkins, gave
a rending and prayer on the dead presl
dent, and Itev. II I. Hvans delivered
an addiess along the same line. I).
M. Jones exulted the ynuug people to
abide by the law under all chcuni
stances, and the congiegatlon went
thtough the burial setvhe. led by the
pastoi, Itev. I). I'. Jones.
Evening Addi esses.
Four mithems note tendered bv the
choir during Hie afternoon set vice, and
at the evening meeting Thomas J. Wil
liams dcllveied nil addiess In I'ugllsh
and John 11. Jones spoke In Welsh,
Appinprlale player services were also
held both afteinnon and evening. The
cotiRiegatlons weie unusually laige nt
both set vices.
Itev. J. H, Whelnn conducted the
fipeclal high mass In SI. Pattlck'.s Cath
olic chinch nt 10 o'clock In the morn
ing, and also preached the seimon. In
which he leforied to the goodness, nnd
Rtcatness of Piesldont MeKlnley and
emph11.sl7.Pil tho lpssons that should be
dtawn bv all fiom his life. Ho also
seined iniatchlsm and Its teachers, and
pleaded for peace and contentment
thioiighout the land.
At St Lucia's cliun h, on Chestnut
stieel, mass was said by Itev. Fioder
ho Sproccu, and he also spoke of the
life mid chin actor of President MeKln
ley. Ills people, ho said, 1110 against
anarchy and for good government, n
oie Ilrothots' mchostta and Miss Mary
Cavanattgh, organist, assisted In the
sei vices, and Miss Hose Arigonl sang
the "Ave Alalia" nt the offertory. The
Misses Ciiaio and Muy Calabrnso also
assisted In the Hinging. The different
Italian societies ueie lepresentod nt
the service, and the coiiRioRutiou wns
unusually huge.
Only one serv lie was held at St.
David's I'plscopal chinch. This was
at 10 o'clock. The bin lal service was
tead, and also raits of the Sflth and
UOth Psalms. The lesson was taken
from 1 Cor, xv.0. The lessor litany
was al.io said and "Nearer My (lod to
Thee" was sung, and also "Load Kind
ly Light." The Hiiipture reading was
fiom the l.wth Psalm. The lector, Itev.
H J. Mcllemy. made a touching refer
ence to Picsldent MeKlnley. and at the
close the organist. Mis Siebeit, played
.1 funeral inaich
The niemotial services at St. Mink's
Littheiaii chinch weie hold last even
ing, and consisted of special piayers
by tho pastor and congiegatlon, to
gether with special music by the choir.
Dr. Itanier spoke on "The Life Work
and Christian Fortitude nf the Chief
Hxec utlve," and paid a worthy tribute
to him ns a Christian and n 111.111
Special services wcio also held In
St. John's German Catholic chinch,
the Chestnut Street (iciinnii Piesby
tetlan chinch, and In all of the public
si hnoK
.tnunc and trusl.t pilot, and ill thr rtvlltl Vnew
ho would flnr lral(tht.
Ihr Miprrme trt of a man, howeiir, was In
the prrmur of 1 .il.unll), MitHrlnc nnd death
In inch a itiomrnl tie Is vrt.i llktl) tn br blue
trlf and rrteal hl true ibaratlrr. Thr 1MI1I In
pain will tall for her mothers tbr pattnll In his
mony will pray for bin country! Ihr miner m!
the ilriinVird In ilrath will rail for llir gold or
the ibani, but Ihr man of Hod will U laVr lilnv
nclf (0 that Minluar tthrrr he has oftfn been
before. Tho man ulm has Rilsnl.-il his uprrth In
thr burl) butty of a campaign or the flush of
ilttoty will not oltrnd with It in Ioiiriip at Ihr
end of life William MrKlnlrr bail fhoitn by
his example how Itirorruptihlc alalrrnun may
lite iml how avxrctly nnd rilnilt a (hilstlan ran
tlir.
At the conclusion nf addresses the
choir and congregation sang "Nearer,
My God to Thee," and tho vast assem
blage wan dismissed with the benedic
tion by Dr Lansing
Owing to tho absence, from town of
Itev. 1. J. Mc.Manus, postor of St.
Paul's Catholic church, llev. M. J.
Lofttis officiated at the niemotial serv
ices held In that chinch yesterday
morning nnd pronounced a brief but
beautiful and touching eulogy upon the
deatl picsldent.
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I'lilon seivlies In memoiy of the late
piesldont of the 1'nltetl States vietc
held In the Piovldenie Methodist Kpls
iop.il i lunch yestenlay morning and
were most impiosslve. The church was
garbed In soluble black and hail an air
of solemnity . Hack of tho pulpit was
diapeil a huge Ameilimi flag, under
whli h was hung tho portrait of the
lute piesldont. About the (lunch vveio
palms, ferns and boiuiuets of nsters
nnd inruattons Hehind these vias n
latgo plctuie of Mr. Mi Klnley with Ills
vilte and mother.
Itev. (!. A. Cuio, pastor of the
iliuiih. had the services In chingo.
They were opened with the singing of
"Xemei, My Hod, to Thee" by the
audli'ine. Mr. I'tlio thou Intioiiucod W.
P. Davles. D. D.. and Rev. R. CI. Reese.
Mr. Ha vies lead the ninetieth psalm
as a Si'iiptuio lesson, after which Mr.
Iteoso offeicd prayer. Tho choir sang
"Sometime We'll t"niler.stond," Jona
than Hioadbent singing the solo pait.
Rev. Mr liymer, of tho christian
Chun h. m.ide a short addiess on the
"Kindness nnd Love of MeKlnley,'1
which touched the heart of the audi
ence. Rev. A. II, Smith, of tho Hap
tlst t hutch, preached the seimon.
In ((inclusion, the congregation sang
"Lead. Kindly Light" and "Ainoilci."
Itev. Uavles piouotiuced the benedic
tion. Yestenlay morning a high mass, In
memoiy of tho late President MeKln
ley. was celebiatod In St. Joseph's
Lithuanian c hutch on N'ottli Main ave
nue. Tho church was tluonged to Its
(opacity. The Lithuanian church or
chestia vi as In attendance.
At tho Holy Sosary church. Rev. J.
V. Moyiau lelebiated a high mass and
preached a veiy touching set mini on
tho death of President MeKlnley.
In the Kirst Welsh Haptlst chuich,
on Market sheet, a memorial muvIco
was heltl yestenlay afternoon at 3
o'clock, the Rev. J, Vaughan Davles,
pastor, ((inducting. The set vice was
most Impiesslvo throughout. Prayers
weie offeied and addresses dcllveied,
In which touching allusions were made
to ihe death of the late president, and
sympathetic lcfercnces to Mrs. MeKlnley.
Green Ridge.
The nuditorluni of the Green Ridge
i'tesbytorian diunh was tilled lo tlio
doois yesterday afternoon, when the
longiogutlon bad gatheied to Like pait
In tho serviies held In niemoiy of tho
late picsldent. chairs weie placed In
nlbles and nt the icar of the loom and
In tho vestibule. The space was occu
pied by those who stood. The Ameri
can Hags and bunting weio attlstlcally
draped about the pulpit, where sat Dr.
I. J. Lansing. Rev. Kroneis R.itcniun,
lector of the chuich of the flood Shep-
honl; Dr. W. O Simpson, pahtor of As
bury Methodist Kplscopal chinch: Rev,
W. J Void, pastor of tho Orocn Rldgc
Haptlst chuich, and Rev. L. R. Koster,
assistunt pastor of the Circen Ridge
Presbyteilan chuich, occupied chnlis.
on tho platform. The services weie
opened with piaycr by Itev. L. R. l-'ot.-tei,
after whlih the t holr sang "Lead,
Kindly Light." Dr. W. O. Simpson led
in a icsponslve service from the psalt
ei y. Rev. AV. J. Ford lead tho Seilp-
ttito lesson fiom the thlrty-slNtn psalm
and II Timuthy, fourth chapter and
sixth verse. The choir rendered a
beautiful and nppiopiluto anthem.
Rev. Francis llatenian offeted prayer,
after which shoit addresses were made
by Dr. Simpson, Rev. F. R. Hateman
and Dr. Lansing. Di. Hatemnn said,
lit pait:
'lids Is a day nf lamtntutioit and muiirnlue and
itoe. Only a few ilaya aeo tie mre (impelled
In ta-r the moti ilmrae rlemriita of limiiaii t liar
aitrr in lltiuic tnntrait brfntr our ryea V man
uf ktalnlfM tharailrr, of IiIkIi mural purpoae and
prmond benignity on ihe one altlej an Jsnasiln
im Hie other. Vu exposliina aetling forth the
triumphs nf cltilUatlon and a crime more than
liarbarlt. Wr could hardly exaggerate the grai.
Ily ol the peril In Hie prosperity and reputation
of tho inmuinniiralth,
'Ihe a tilcf of the uoierntnent had been atrlrVen
down, but Americana ahould reflect with rut,hr
prido and gratitude that Mr, Rooetelt haa
nerped Into hlx place Thr ahlp of atate xtat
not a ivrerk, but though the pilot had been ihot
at hli prut, the helm hid been taken by another
South Scranton.
There was no union servii e In South
Soi anion, but Instead Independent ser
vices weie conducted in the various
cluu i he". In St. Paul's Hplscopal
chuich Impiesslvo and largely attended
seivlces wcio held, in the lllckoiy
sttcet Piesbyieiian Cedar avenue, Ltt
theiun and Cedar avenue 7. 12. church
uppropilato seivlces weie also held.
A beautiful and thoughtful etilogv
on the life of I'lesldent MeKlnley was
dcllveied by Father Melley.
Rev. Peter Chi 1st celobiated a high
liiaset at S o'clock In St, Marys Cicr
man Catholic church on River street.
He also pt cached a beautiful sermon
In which he referted to the worthy life
of tho dead president and tho model
It Is for his devoted countrymen to
follow. The mass was attended by a
congiegatlon that taxed the capailty
of tho church.
In tho Polish Catholli ditiich of the
Sacied Heatt on Piospcd avenue llicie
was ,i high mass at 10 o'clock, followed
by a i.ei nion by the pantor who spoke
of the hot ror with which the Polish
citizens of the I'nltcd States had ev
oryivbeic heanl of the killing of Me
Klnley. The people of unhappy Po
land who have niado this country their
adopted home cannot express In too
stiong tei ins, ho said, their hoi ror at
the teulble clinic which temoved from
the countty Us chief exo( utlve The
mass was attended by a very large
congiegatlon
In St. Jo&eph's Catholic (lunch, Ml
nooka. the pastoi, Rev. T. J. Rea, cele
brated a high mass and pionounced an
eulogy on the fallen picsldent.
Rev. 12. J. Melley, the energetic pas
tor of the Church of St. John the
Hvangollst, South Side, Is n foe to
everything that savins of disrespect to
authority. In i espouse to the mandate
of Hlshop Hobau, mass was offeted at
10,30 a. in. All seats wcto taken. After
the lit t gospel had been lead, Father
Melley Xuced Ihe congiegatlon. ile Is
not an oiutor, but his slnceilty adds
weight to all lie says, icstcnlay he
said, lu pat t:
Ilrilhtii,: We arr assemblrd tndai bv thr man
date of our right rctrrrud bihop to prat for the
ip..r of the oul of our late lauientrd and nun b
ron ml President Mi Klnley. 'Ihr ( atholle thuriit
In. ideates a respect for liw, tthich mr.un good
tltirenthip The gnietnor u' the tale of I'rnn
mIi.iiiU, Hon William V, Stone, ordered tula
day, the tin- on iihlth I'rrjidrnt Mi Klnley Ix to
be buriid, set apart for a inrmoiial aertite, ard
it la a, pleaMiro for ('athnllis to (amply mill
Midi a ptoilanulion. If their is on? thing that
the Catholic iluircli lais parllcnlai Mres on It
ix rrpert for Hie lnv, for auHiotilt. and x
person (tiling In Hnx regard ieae. to be a prai
Ural Catholic. V on .no all familiar with the
lirtuniftancex that make tins a diy of unlicrral
ol row.
You lino read of the iiitne of the ,ixAttn,
itho appiojihrd I'loblent Mckinley in the guise
nf a fiirnd, itliilo niuider lurked in his heart
Vou know of llir Irtiggle of Ihe dortot; to rate
the life that nax valuable nbote all others be
caiir of the rvilted atatimi he oitupifd, and on
a prrtloux oetaflon ynu bate prayed ttitli your
priest" tint lhoo efTnrls might bo atirrosiifiil. Wo
am here noil tn prat for thr 1.011I of thr prii
dent, a duty that Ix imposed on all ixtholiix
in all climes, in all countries, to pr.n for the
mccesx of tltrtr rttlcra and the ptospiruv of the
(Oimtiy,
Thrte arr netrral rrisnnx nliv tins (ouiitrt
should br dear to nin.st of in, 11 by tie nhouhl
pray fur ilx inntlnueil prnaprritv and for thr sup
pre-sxlnn of every tiling that iinuld tend to uiiari
tie nftairs of gotenimcnt Hur eongrrgalion Ix
mule up of different natiouilltiex, the parent,
of iiuny our our children, young men and iionun
baling lonir fiom tho different states In Kurope
Hire eierj man N free, line tho poor man il
ax much lefpeeteil as ihe rlrli. He hax but tn
oksrrii' tr Ian. '1'hlx implirx an observant i
of Ihr lax of Cod, and the man tthn mil obey
tho tomniandmcnlx of the dumb, ax well ax tho
tin rominandtiientu of Hod, giten to Jinxes on
Mount sinal, nill be a gooil tllfrru, Hr tiill not
assixsinate a ptrsident, nnd he iton'r barter hii
tote on election day, either, brethren, ourx la a
ail duty todai. In common with the rest of the
Vnicriean people our he.irN aiu heny ttitli grlnf.
Ilut we are not without hope. President Mi Kin.
ley was a mxu of purity of life, blamelexstir.x of
character. Hod will hearken to our praters and
make ltini one of the eleit. We must do more
than this, bnweter. We must lote our countrv,
llils glorious lxnd of freedom. Wr must prat'
for it, and rather than that Inrm should befall
our institutions nc ahould fight for them. Una
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unuirits
Tlio 1'iesbytoilan, MotlimllHt and
Christian I'lmrclica joined lu a union
111c111nrl.il isorvlce at tlio MPtliodlst
Kplhcopdl chuieli osterclay afternoon.
Hnv. (.'liarU'K 11 New Iiik beliiR In
tiiarKC. A lursc iholr. oinlmicliiR sIiir
eiH fiom all the cliuiehes jmi tlclpatiug,
dltl the hinging.
Tlio governor H lnoelmnntlon was
lead by Nov. W. V. (llhlious. 15c.
Ohaileh II. NowIhe read the Sculpture.
Rev. J. D. Dibney olfercd the Invoca
tion, nfter which short addresses were
niado by oath of tho ministers present.
Itev. (llbbons. In tho course of his
rematks, cxpicssetl his Intense peisoual
grief over the loss of ono who nil pres
ent mourned as a dear peisonal fi lend,
and who has been ii'feired to as tho
best loved man In the whole world.
Continuing, he said:
Till la an epoch ol eicatrr nrrli.t and errat
or political tNpinslon. 'flip man who unod a
tlio test rcprocnutlie ol una rpom was mm
(or whom all nitlom inoiiin todaj. Proidtnt
MtKlnlc) was. in rtcry miup an Moi nun A
man of honesty ami imrsrltj n( pnrposf, .Tint
at all tlinra nhl what Im thonsht to lo rk'ht In
tln IrM of Mmlglity ("lOtl. A man who throns'i
hla wholp rarrrr the drralh of aianilal wai nctrr
lip rpfrrroij to lilt Rrralnost nf tliaratt.'r, III.
purrniaa of heart ami Iho nnhlcnoa of hla pur-
post'
If that wrrr pniiblc. hr was nohlor .iml Inatrr
in ilcath than life. Wu cannot loilat re wh
(iod In Ilia protidtntr, lua plateil lids heat)
grief upon thin nation. It ttja netevii that
lilood tlmnlil he nilllod and incn fhouhl aurTtr
before thli country waa horn. Let tw hope that
out of thla te.tlns Hum tlirouEli width we are
p.islni; our round) will enifnjo finer and hetter
than eter before! that out of thla meat anrrow
fjod will lrlnar aomo great national IdonliiE,
that will will he blr-ised with a higher eltUcnililp
that will lead lo (lod'a grratcr slorj.
Itov. Dabney spokp briefly, rpferrlns
to President MeKlnley as the highest
type of the American people nnd the
greatest statesman of his time. The
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them, both i tiler and penplp turnliiK to
the hrtine king of kings for guidance.
llev. Newing said, In pait:
We ninnin tndav he au-i J lirnllier helnted ha
cone He pretailed wall nun lie.ause he earn
Ir.irned to pietail with t.od. We lute nn in
Miiimrnl upahle ol mejsiuine the t.ilue of Hi
life of Willi im Mtklnlet We loted him Hrsi
hetii.p nf Ida tenderin Ilia Bentlp mi diiime
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At tlio Catholle fhurth yesterday
mointng. Itev. M. II. Uonlan celebratpd
n high mass, after which he gae a
short addiess, In which he besought
his heaieis to pray that anarchists and
all who despise our government miiui
bo dilven from our midst, sm.
thnt nutlini-IV tollies Il'iuil
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