Show GAYNOR NOW ll AT REST IN ING G Million People See Funeral Cortege as It Moves From City Hall to Church Through Brooklyn to the Cemetery PRESIDENT EX-PRESIDENT TAFT AT HEAD OF PALLBEARERS Industries Mark Time and Even River Noises Stilled I While Nations Nation's Metropolis Does Honor to Late Mayor 1 TRW v V TR R nT 00 l I I A l Al-l y U jL f V bV 1 IV 1 L I G Greenwood ee d' d dc c cemetery tel ti the resting rest rest- t ting ing place in Brooklyn of ninny many famous famous fa fa- fa- fa dead received the body of New Yorks York's late mayor William lay Jay T ay Gaynor Ilor at nt mida toda today af after after aft aft- t er funeral services in his honor that were without parallel in the history history history his his- tory of the tho city In the presence of the family the honorary r pallbearers including including- William WilHam Howard tard Taft and ci city ty officials among them Mayor Kline the flag draped coffin was committed to the grave e in itt the Gaynor Gaynor Gaynor Gay Gay- nor family plot The Tho brief Episcopalian Episcopalian Episco Episco- service ser was read rend by Rev Rc Frank Prank W. W Page former pastor of St. St J Johns the church where tho the mayor worshipped A million people it Is estimated sav saw the tho funeral cortege move o slowly first from the city hall hail where thousands had witnessed the tho bod body 1 lying ln In state on Sunday Sunda to Trinity church where Bishop Greer conducted the tho solemn services then back past city hall hail I across tho the Brooklyn bridge through Brooklyn n streets past the late lato mayors mayor's Eighth avenue home and on ont onto to the t cemetery ry I On the tho bridge hung hunS in black traffic traffic traffic fic did not move City Cit employees stood six ix feet apart hea heads s uncovered as the police escorted catafalque proceeded proceeded pro pro- 1 Into the mayors mayor's homo home borough Below Delow the river noises Wore were stilled Not a craft cratt blew Its whistle not a a. gong gang was sounded D Delhi Belli II Tolled d The funeral train for a n distance nce in Brooklyn paralleled a favorite favorito route or of the mayor maor who in all aU kinds of or weather was accustomed to wall walk to and from Irom rom the city hall ball The boll boil Inthe in inthe inthe the tower of the borough hall hail of oC Brooklyn Brooklyn Brook Brook- lyn hn tolled for the first time In man many years cars Numerous churches also sounded l their measured beats Trinity's first and then In Brooklyn In Tn Brooklyn public schools turn turned d forth their pupils who ho stood among the tile mourners In the streets In the ma mayors mayor's mayors mayor's may may- ors or's own neighborhood clubs and residences residences resi resl- dences were draped In crepe while flags fluttered at mast halt staff When the tho church services sOr had 1151 ended the great mass of or flowers massed In Trinity and the city hall were 01 sent to various arlous hospitals the choicest among them then or orchids an and chrysanthemums h s to SL Clary's Clarys the tho HOboKen N N. 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J institution tullon where Mayor Gaynor Ganol la lay after being shot down do b by an assassin three years ago Dense Throng Throne lu In Streets tr b The bod body of or Mayor Gaynor Ganor was ta taken taken taken ta- ta ken at 1030 o'clock this morning from Its resting place in tho city hall to Trinity TrinH church whore Bishop Greer read over It tho solemn Episcopal service service ser ocr vice for the burial of or the dead Many lan thousand citizens black blacked d the sidewalk from curb to building line lino as the funeral train crept along tho ten blocks of oC lower Broadway from the tho eit city hall halt to the church The lying low clouds lifted shortly before the tho long cortege corlese started and over the march to the chuich the lie sun shone fitfully Heading the throng of or marchers marchel's was wasa a single Bingle le line of eight mounted police Behind them came tho the police band Continued on Pago Page 2 2 Column 2 GAYNOR'S BODY IS AT REST IN GREENWOOD Continued from rom Page PaSc 1 1 playing tho the dead march a regiment reg of Or mounted police twelve t abreast and another regiment of ot police on foot toot in lIn lines s that stretched across Broadway from curb to curb Next ext was the cot cof fin Drawn By n Sixteen i i. W With ith the official na flag of ot the mayor draped over o It Its Ita head the coffin la lay ten feet teet above the roadway on a catafalque catafalque cata cata- falque whoso whose sombre folds of at crepe were unrelieved b by color colm A great wreath of ot white chrysanthemums lay layon layon on tile the right of tho the casl ot another wreath of or orchids and ferns terns la lay on tho the left eft and a third rested at tho the dead mayors mayor's maor's mayors mayor's may may- ors or's feet Sixteen coal black horses I Ihen hen heavy with black trappings flanked ed on Oil the right b by n a single fib file of police on the tho left lect by firemen drew the tho catafalque through tho street As the coffin passed between the tho two walls of ot spectators held to tho the curb by an unbroken line of ot police ever every man I bared his head bead and only the thc blue capped capped cap cap- ped fled patrolmen remained covered Of Ot heso there thero were Vere in the line lino of at march or on dut duty along tho wa way of or ortho ho tho funeral train Mr Taft nt at Hend head of Pallbearers Tho The twelve honorary pallbearers headed by William II IL Taft TaCt marched six on each side of ot tho the coffin Behind them came official committees of ot the tho city two wo companies of or city hall ball police police men men who ho had come conic in dally daily contact with tho tile mayor during his lifetime and lifetime and thelong tho the long ong train of ot organizations ant and chosen from tho the man many who applied applied ap- ap plied for tor places In the funeral train More lore than had wanted to be Inline Inline in line Ine but in accord with Mrs Irs Gaynor's for or as simple services and little display as possible less than half haIr the number were permitted to participate So silent stood tho throngs of ot fI spectators spec spec- CC- CC that the tolling toiling of ot the bell In tho the tower towel of or Trinity could be heard at the Hy cUy hall ball when tho the cortege cortee started Tens of ot thousands st stOod od silently about the he church durin during tho the services Tho The seating eating capacity of ot was Insufficient insufficient to provide for even a small frac- frac fraction ion tion of the thousands who sought ht ad ad- ad An overflow o meeting was heM held in St. St Pauls Paul's church half halt a n. dozen blocks s ava away The city's Industries marl marked ed time during the funeral services ser Tho The municipal mu mu- departments were closed for tor the day the New York stock exchange e did not open till noon the tile Consolidated stock exchange and several sO mercantile exchanges w were re closed all da day R a milIon million million mil- mil lion Ion school children participated in services Ices fOI for the dead mayors mayor's memory In n er c every public schoolhouse and thousands thousands thou- thou sands ands of firms heeded the request of or Mayor layor Kline that business be suspended for or an hour |