Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-22
GAkRET \. HOBART,
IS14.
President and Cabinet VIII Attend.

EreSiOrHt ana cabinet VIII Attend.
President Mckinley and the members of
his cabinet, together with the judges Of the
hIled States Supreme Court and other
distinguished officials at Washington, will
arrive in Paterson on special train at
about noon on Saturday. They will be re-
ceivcd at the railroad station by a deIega-
tipn nf officials and prominent citizens of
paterson and places in New jersey
Attorney General Griggs. who has charge
"i the funeral arrangements in behalf of
| the government. It is expected will an
.loulice The names Of the pailbearerS some
slhle today. Many buildings in the city
have been drapad with black, and during
the funeral on Saturday business will be
generally suspended.
Several organizations with which Vice
President Hobart was connected passed an
pf"pfate resolutions regarding his death
Among thes" Were the Paterson Savings
institution, Paterson Silk Association and
number of railroad corporations The
park commissioners also took similar ac-
u"n' and the treehoiders Of Passafc county
VIII hold special meeting tonight for the
same purpose.
During the day telegram nessenrers fro
HuentIy arrived at Carroll Hall with mes.
SaseS of coincidence to Mrs. Hobart from
prominent persons in this and other coun-
tries. Private Secretary Evans did non
make pubhc the contents of these mes
sages
Action by Bar Association.
a meeting of the Bar Association Of Pas.
sale county was held at the CITY hau To-
day ana a committee of six was appointed
to represent the lawyers of the county at
the funeral. The association passed res0-
lutions Of sympathy.
Attorney General Grfggs told the Asso-
ciated Press correspondent that President
Mckinley. the members of the cabinet and
Of the United States Supreme Court would
Ita.4N- ! fTotr
morning and return Immediately after the
funeral They will attend both services. at
the house and at the church
The body of the Vice President will not
lie IN state at the city hall, but the public
will be afforded an opportunity to view the
remains at Carroll Hall on Friday after
noon between and o'clock. kilograms
Of coincidence were received TODAY from
ace Porter, United States ambassador to
France; Gen. Muzzy of Paris; Wa Ting
rang, Chinese minister; Powell CLAYTON
United States amha ssador to Mexico; Min
lister Grit of Sweden and Norway United
States Minister Harris at Vienna, the Ore
gon State Bar Association, Thomas Smith
United States consul at Moscow. Senators
burrows of Michigan and Lindsay Of Ken
lucky. ext nited States Senator Lee Mantle
of Montana, Mrs. Julia Dent Grant and
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris and others.
Mr.. EIobart's Estate
Regarding Mr.. Hobarts wealth, it is re-
lated that shortly after the election Of
1896, in reply to questions by friends, he
said that he could only give q guess: that
he was connected with a great many con-
Germs and director in over sixty. If his
stock could be disposed Of for what it was
worth he thought it would bring between
Two and three million dollars, While at a
sacrifice sale it would not amount to half
that The life insurance policies ON Vice
President Uobarts life aggregated about
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