Oposom Hallow Crawford County1


Sept 1916. A.,
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. O'CoNNELL.-The Solemn
seques for Mr.. O'Connell took place on We'd
day, the llth ult. The interior of the Melrc1
ltan Church in Dublin was clothed in moa
ing, and in every way fitted for the occason'
The muffied windows scarcely let in the llsh


day, but four hundred wax lights in chanoae
cast Il sombre eff'ulgence on tho dorkscene paH
added much to the imposing effect cf IT'S so@ull
ty and grandeur. Directly in front OF tho y
was the catufalque on which the coffin contain
the remains of O'Conneil rested It was cove
with black cloth. The front gallery was
apart for the immediate friends and re'a'no,
the ilustrious deceased. Mr.. Steele, the lu'as !.
friend of Mr.. O,Connell, occupied seal v e !.
gallery. Before / l o'clock the church va ~ Il
ed. The aisles land galleries were occ1eSs
the laity; the nave was reserved for the ce's'.
The solemn absoIution which tho Pon'lh0a'


scribes in offices for Pope, bishop OF P'.T, n
was given over the remains Of OfonneH. d;
funeral took place on Thursday. c,S.! alo
wore tho appearance of mourning W.
in the line Of procession, but 'n'ooSTU re- be
city generally, the shops were clcSeu. hs ma,
of the different chuches toled kneH ~ .Ln ina
ory OF tho ilustrious dead, which wero
ly sounds that broke on the solemn '''' .on,p
The ceremony performed in the Va'. Ds,
sad the Benedictus and the Misers,s NV aSs ,,er
These were chanted by the bishop 10 'Hu


of tho vault, and responded to by o'ne, 20
of the Roman Catholic Church VINO sss ,oo:l
the steps outside. The ceremony hav'Is |,
ded at six o'clock. the crowds dlsPe''eo' .o,iusl
net vet been decided whelher Inc ''