Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-23
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by ms o,s, aa:hm:tiss. pat A. FRIDAY
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thr.ry c; his hons. aaa tss' .aTee aeurs
Inc pubic NAY view the face OF tie lnte
VICE president.
The body lies IL handsome oAsiket OF
oak, the plate bsacing this inscription:
lS44
Garrett 4. Hobart.
1899.
The following official statement was
given out at the Hobart residence by
Private Secretary Evans:
This fanerai services over the h.oGy
Of the late noe pTeKidsUt viii Dc feld at
the Church Of the Ecdsaner, Paterson,
Cd SATURDAY, Nov. Is, >. 9saJ y. u.
''iaagIuoh a. the seating acoommo-
dat;on OF the ahnrcn % entirely made.
Guave, IL wiG DO reoessary tnat seats be
reserved Tor sne various National, state
auG local officials. representatives o. the
organizations with which Mr.. Hobart
was connected aud intimate personal
friends of the family. 1t IS, therefore,
impossible to provide for the general
public until various officials, representa-
tives and friends have been accommo-
dated.
Previous to the public exercises On
Saturday afternoon brief service will
be held at the Hobart mansion only for
the family, the president aud his cabi-
net and intimate personal friends.
'Ou Friday afternoon the body of the
H-Irn h., ,,1a H.
library of his home, where the public
may have an opportunity to view it.
The interment viii be, at the conven.
ience Of the family, at Cedar Lawn
cemetery"
-Four companies of regular soldiers
from Governors Island will take part
in che funeral ceremony and will prob
ably act as an escort from the late resi-
dence OF the vice president to the church.
The military viii also act as an escort
to President Mckinley and his party.
A great many messages of coincidence
were received, including messages from
Chief Justice Fuller of the United
States supreme court. General Gordon
of Savannah, Mr.. and Mrs Whltelaw
Reid, DanielN. Morgan, formerly treas.
urer OF the United States; United
States Senator Carter of Montana,
United States Minister Harris at vi
emma; the Oregon State Bar association,
Mrs. Julia Dent Grant and number of
foreign ministers at Washington.
All Of the public buildings in Pater-
son have been draped, as well as many
of the private residences, throughout
New Jersey.
DIR. Newton, the vice presidents ply
Hcian, filed the certificate of death,
giving the cause of death as ''dilation
OF the heart, due to myocarditis."
UP to the present the names of the
pallbearers have not been announced.
Mr. Hobart two months ago, when he
feared something might happen, named
six of his most intimate friends in New
Jersey, and it is believed that these will
act as his pallbearers.
Mrs. Hobart is bearing up well under
her great trouble, and was able to see q
few of her most intimate friends, includ.
ing Attorney General G-iggs and Mrs.
Grggs and Rev. DR.. David Magic, who
will deliver the funeral grafton.
The services In the house will proba.
bly, be conducted by Rev. DR.. Magic of
Paterson, Rev. DR.. Hanlin of Washing
ton and the blind chaplain of the SEN
ate, Rev. DR.. Milburn. The musical
part of the program will be in charge Of
the Orpheus club of Paterson, and A.
Hobart Smock of New York. relative
of the wee president
1t was believed that Mr.. Hobart was
worth 81, 600, 900 or 81, 100000 His life
was insured for $3.50, 900.