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Show IHAFtniBON AT rtuoT. Orssl TrllMta r.14 lkii.l-realilolbv aa Oolooavlnc af Ike MaaaM. V, In the center of a hollow s-jusre composed com-posed of fully 18,000 of his fellow cltl' ten a, tharemalnsof Denjsmln llarrlaoo were Sunday afternoon Interred In the family lot In Crown Hill cemetery, Indlanapolli, Ind. Close by tha grave ' wero the members of his family, Presl- Ident.McKtnley.and other visitors of distinction dis-tinction and the more Intimate) friends of tleneral Harrison. Hack a distance of fifty yards, behind ropes guarded I zealously by a large force of police, stood, with uncovereil heeds, the great multitude who knew lilmnotso well as did they who stood beside tba freshly upturned earth, but who honored him and admired him fully Ss much. It Is doubtful If any publlo man, at least In this generation, wat borne to hit latt resting placo among so many manifestations of reaped. There was nociception euy where to the expression expres-sion that the nation had lost one of its ablest men, nnd tha greatest man of lila gincratlon In his own slate. - Nervlcct of the simplest kind were held at the Harrison homo and at the church, At the home only the most lotlmstu friends wero present The church was denttly packed, and a tolld nut of people extended for a block In cvtry direction. The honorary pall-bearers, all longtime long-time frlendt of tho ex-picsldcnt, were; lltocral llenjainln V. Tracy of New York, John Wauamaker of Philadelphia, Philadel-phia, W. II. II. Miller of Indlanapolli, John W. Nobis of St. Louis, Charles 1'oiltr of Fottorla, 0., tleneral Lew Wallace of Indlanapollt, Judson Harmon Har-mon of Cincinnati and William A. Woudt of Indlanapolli. |