CHAPTER XXXIII. THE LAST NIGHT IN THE WHITE HOUSE. President’s body taken to the White House from the funeral train—Awe-inspiring scenes at the station—President McKinley’s happy departure for Buffalo recalled—Body placed in the great East Room 349 CHAPTER XXXIV. FUNERAL SERVICES AND PROCESSION AT WASHINGTON. National funeral services held in the rotunda of the Capitol, directly under the dome—Body brought from the White House—Description of the procession—Rev. Dr. Naylor’s eloquent prayer—Bishop Andrews’ funeral sermon 357 CHAPTER XXXV. LYING IN STATE AT THE CAPITOL. Crowds throng the Capitol building at Washington for a last look at the martyr-President—Complete description of the scene—A panic caused by immense crush—Beautiful floral designs—The last day at the seat of national government 367 CHAPTER XXXVI. THE ASSASSIN ARRAIGNED. While the President’s body was lying in state in the National Capitol, the assassin was arraigned in court and attorneys enter plea of “not guilty”—Text of the indictment 375 CHAPTER XXXVII. THE SAD JOURNEY TO CANTON. Route of the funeral train from the National Capital to the Ohio home lined with mourners—Journey through Maryland and Pennsylvania—Touching incidents on the way—Through Ohio—Arrival at Canton, a city of sorrow 381 CHAPTER XXXVIII. CANTON BATHED IN TEARS. How the people of Canton received the body of their fellow townsman—Grief in every heart 387 CHAPTER XXXIX. FUNERAL SERVICES IN ALL CHURCHES. First Sunday after the death of President McKinley—All sects and creeds unite in eulogy—Sad and impressive scenes 395 CHAPTER XL. CANTON’S FAREWELL TO McKINLEY. Friends and neighbors take their last view of the dead President—Many pathetic and beautiful incidents mark the final leave-taking 404 CHAPTER XLI. McKINLEY LAID AT REST. Complete account of the funeral and burial of President McKinley—Beautiful and impressive ceremonies—Soldiers guard the tomb 415 CHAPTER XLII. NATION OBSERVES BURIAL DAY.