Guards that bad kept the watch
during the night, learning that their
successors had disturbed the faithful
friend of the dead, informed them of
the circumstances of the vigil.
Today the 2t» soldiers assigned to
guard the vault took up the search
for the terrier to bring him back
to his station, but in vain. As news
spread over Marion others took up
the search also but the dag had
vanished.
It was learned today that the dog
had taken its place in the funeral
procession with employes of the Ma
ri' n Star, the President’s paper, and
follow- d them to the cemetery.
At the tomb the dog trotted in and
i get among the cabinet officers and
others standing reverently by t lie
bier. Finally lie law down just in
side the tomb and with anxious eyes
watched the last sad rites for the
dead President. Persons in the fu
neral party started to chase him
..way, but ns they looked at Mrs.
! Harding and knowing the esteem
which her husband had held for dogs,
they quickly stopped.
is covered with booths and wagons,
and men and women push carts about
filled with vegetables, flowers and
fruits. There are crowds buying and
selling, and from 10 until 12 o’clock
the scene is a busy one. The market
closes as the clock strikes 12 and
then every market woman begins to
pack up her wares. Within an half
hour all have departed, pigeons by
hundreds fly down and pick up the
scraps.
