Coalville Times | 1896-01-24 | Page 6 | Cable Car Respects Nothing

Patti < ar Impertinthtnx That Iho bump ot veneration li ilnpi larly absent In Ibo average American WAS long since dltcovered and exploded by Mark Twain In tuba Innocent Abroad Thli fact la nowhere more no tlcoablo than In Ihn little happening that io to mnUo up tho imteuible of life In n big city CoDlinG uptown In a clanging Third avenue cable car a funeral fun-eral cortege Interrupted for n moment tie cars pawogp It cue the funeral of n Free Mason lllbe heario woe followed fol-lowed by a band tf musicians iilnlnE tho dead march Only for a moment the car Blackened thou with a clang and start It sped along between tho ear nuance of the mourner A curloui crowd lining the pavement on cither aide gaud it tho proeetilon Not one ot tho assembly lifted his hat a custom ot respect observed 1 In almost every city broad New York Herald