The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-24
IN THE CITY OF THE DEAD
CONTINUED fror. page u


mourners win take part in the religion:
services only. s.
The Fassaic county Democratic com
mittee has adopted the following reso-
luton, drafted by William B. Gouriey
chairman of the New Jersey state Dem
ocratic committee:
1.-The Passaic county Democratic ex-
ecutive committee desires to express
upon the records of This body our deep
regret, in common with the country,
at the death of Garrett A Hobart, the
leader of the Republican party in this
county for many years, and later of the
state. He was a splendid organizer OF
consunmate tact, and leader of I'M
common resources. He was ever the
gentleman. No campaign was ever low
cred when he led it. He was manly
and straightforward opponent. He
adorned every station. In his high
Office he bore himself as one born to it.
Paterson lost her most distinguished
friend. We join in the general sorrow.
Honor to his memory and peace to his
ashes"
President Will Go.
President Mckinley will go to Pater-
son over the Susquehalna railroad from
the Pennsylvania junction at Point of
Rocks. Carriages will sbe in waiting at
the depot. Attorney General Griggs will
receive the party and all will be drives
to Sussex House, Mr.. GriggS residence.
This will be the presidents headquar-
tiers while he remains in the city
Two companies of regular troops will
reach Paterson Saturday morning.
They win be met by local military Off
GERS and escorted to the armory, which
has been assigned to their use by order
Of Brio ior 70 afan
handing the First regiment of which
the Paterson soldiers form a part.
During the passage of the funeral
possession from Carroll Hall to the
church the soldiers will be stationed at
intervals, and a detail will be stationed
at the church. The police will form a
line outside of the line of soldiers to
hold the crowd in check.
The different clubs and organizations
and the hotels will care for the guests.
The citizens committee, of which
Mayor Hinchliffe is the head, will look
after this part of the work. The SEN
ators, members of congress. officials of
this and other states and other promi-
nent men will be entertained at the
Hamilton club.
Will Be Large Gathering.
The funeral of Vice President Hobart
gathering of distinguished men that
has ever occurred in this part of the
country. Those in charge OF the ar
engagements are constantly notified.
from all parts of the country which
are near enough to allow travellers to
reach Paterson in time, of the coming
of the prominent individuals. With
the head of the nation, his personal ad-
visers, a majority of the senate and ~
large portion of the house present, as
well as the supreme court, many gov
errors and thousands of other men
whose names are familiar all over the
the gathering of Saturday af-
ternoon in the black draped city of
Paterson promises to be famous one.
The near approach of the opening of
contributed largely to this.
Men from the far west were either on
their way to Washington or else were
almost ready to start, and Mr. Hobart's
death appears to have caused them to
hasten, and the resultant gathering will
accordingly include men from all the
states.