The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-25

the late GaT.et A. Hobart, vice president
Of the United States, viii take place to-
morrow, al Paterson. n. j., services being
frst held al Carroll Hall. the Hobart home.
and after that a, the Church Of the Re-
deemer The services al the house are
intended for the family. the presiden, and
his cabinet. members OF the senate and
house OF representatives OF the United
States, and intimate personal friends OF
the family. They will begin a; p. m. and
viii be conducted by Rev. DIR. Magic, who
will also deliver an address and prayer
at the church service.
The president and cabinet will also at
tend the services at the church. being con-
veyed there In carriages. while the thirty
two pail bearers Of whom eight are per-
sonal pail bearers, win walk In the pro-
cessiou.
Remains Lie in state.
At Carroll Hall this afternoon the re-
mains OF Vice President Hobart lay in
state. and the public had an opportunity
to view them. Fully $500 persons were In
the streets Lines we're formed by a squad
Of police, but the force was entirely TOO
small 10 maintain any sembiance OF order.
Women were largely In the majority.
They included all classes, and all had the
same opportunity 10 take last lock at
the face Of the dead. The first person to
see the remains after they had iseen re-
moved from the room where Vice Pres.-
dent Hobart died was Attorney General
Grsggs. He shock his head as ne noticed
the change in the face OF the dead. and as
he stepped aside from the room, very
much affected. he remarked: He has suf
fered much-more than any one will
know
Women Faint by the Hnlf-Dosen.
As the throngs filed into the hall leading
10 the library. excitement began TO appear.
Women tainted on the porch. and at one
time bali a dozen women lay insensible
on the lawn. but were revived. At the
coffin there was fainting scene. wom-
an about 90 years old. after gazing in the
face Of the dead vice president. stood as
though transaxei. Then she screamed
and fen forward into the arms OF po-
lsceman She was placed on chair and
revived /. was estimated that fully Il. go
persons saw the remains in the four hours
they were exposed TO view. Thousands
more would have seen them II the time
had permitted.
Face showed signs of Suffering.
II was remarked by those who had
known the vice president that the face
had lost Is pleasant roundness and was
very thin. showing tha. he had suffered
much His neck had also thinned consid-
erahIy. and his hair and rnustache were
gray He was sally changed from The day
he was sworn into the office os vice preSi-
den. OF The United States. but there was
a peacefu! expression. as though he had
dropped into sleep.
VIII BE No Procession.
i, was originally proposed 10 form
PROCESSION from Carroll Hall 70 the Church
of TIE Rsseener. headed by President Nc
kirlev ard the cabinet. but Attorney
General Grsggs reminded the committee
thar the president would be exposed 10
danger In a large crowd The president
and cabinet viii go 10 the ehurcn in car
rsages. BIZ fhe thiTty-twc palihearers viii
walk 10 the church.
Names of the Palibearers.
TIE personal paIlbearers are: Attorney
General John w GrfggS. Edwarss r. Bell.
n.
Der and George r. Baker all os Paterson: ::
Franklin Murphy and J. FRANKLIN Ford, q
Newark, and r. A. Waiter. ef Rsirewood.
" J.
The raishearerH from the senate are
Senators sgwan. Kean. MeMflsn. Daniel,
Frye. Fairbanks. Hanna ard rockresi
IRE pailbesrexs trorn the house Of rep
resentattves are: Henderson. q iowa:
Gardner. 0: New Jersey: Parker. ot New
Jersey. Joy. of Missouri: Hepburn. ot
Iowa; palzea. og Pennsylvania. McC7al-
ian. OF New York. ana Rixey. of virginia
TIE iate-nent Will be private az the con-
yen,enca o. the family az Cedar Lawn
cemetery Paterson
Cabinet VIII All Attend.
WASHINGTON. New 2s-Ag tae uaern-
s,erx cs TIE cabinet we're present a. today =
meeting except Attorney Gie1cFzl Cfriggs.
who Is ~ Paterson perseeftrg the arrange
yr.srss fer the funeral OF tire vice prestaen,
tomorrow All ssgn,aed that they would
Re ready sc accompany the president 10 ,he
fsneral tomorrow.
Respecting Hosart's Memory.
San FRANCISCO Sov. zE~The pro-
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