Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
,s,,,rsnts for Laying to Rest
n, Body Of the Deceased
EpyICES AND INTERMENT'
49,, Cabinet, Congre.men and
"'.,.w,,. 20 Attend Messages
Of Condolences

vi Nov. 22.-Mrs. Hobart,
nssu worn out by her long Vlgn
/ 4. SsasIde Of her late husband i,' '"s
o'..,se,t was feeling so mucn
Nav that she was able to assist
w.. csrsral Gnggs, her husbands
q. ..,,s, Albert A. Wilcox and Pri-
...,.tsry Evans in the preparation
1 I, s,,sral Of Mr. Hobart Saturday
t..'' The public funeral services
aa,sueted by the Rev. Dr.
y ,,,tor Of the Church Of the Re-
~ :, ',prssbyterian) and the inter-
an hs IN Cedar Lawn cemetery
Mckinley and the members OF
..,,o., the judges Of the Supreme
u s,a other distinguished officials
washington, will arrive in Paterson
ya,lsl ,raln about noon Saturday.
/, vn BE- received at the railroad
y, by A delegation OF officials and
[ ronlnsnt citizens of Paterson AT
- General Grlgss, who has charge
|. ,oDsral arrangements in behalf OF
,,,.rpment, 1t is expected viii an
=. me- names Of the pail bearers
tine today.
H. buildings in the city have been
~ and during the funeral on sat
~ business win be generally sus-
"A Several organizations with
n Vice PresIden, Hobart was con-
IA have passed appropriate resolu-
4 During the day telegraph mes
,y frequently arrived at Carroll
With messages OF coincidence to
Hobart from prominent persons IN
,ad other countries.
Hn,s Secretary Evans did not make
NJ he contents OF these messages.
rs,ing Of the bar association OF
lac county was held at the city hall
N and a committee Of six was APP
k,s 10 represent the lawyers Of the
Hg at The funeral.
he Associated Press resolutions OF
phy.
larilng Mr. Hobarts wealth. II
Mad that shortly after the election
~ IN reply to questions by friends,
BAL that he could only give a guess,
be was connected with a great
sy concerns and a director in over
b. II his stock could be disposed
" what II was worth. he thought
loud bring between two and three
,a dollars, while at a sacrifice sale
ogd not amount TO half that. The
Issuance policies on Mr.. Hobarts
aggregated about s35O,OO0. one
isly alone had issued a policy on
Re iof 10000.
1Qney General Griggs told the AS
iel Press correspondent that
\ Mckinley, the members OF the
is and the United States Supreme
would leave Washington at I
* saturday and return immedi-
a'leF the funeral, They win at
NM services at the house and at
,hgNh.
body Of the Vice President will
= % state at the city han, but the
Eill be afforded an opportunity
ss NE remains at Carroll hall Fri
Ihnoon. kilograms OF condol-
s'Te received today from Chief
Melville Fuller, Gen. Horace
y United States ambassador TO
Gen MuZzey. Of Paris; WI
rang Chinese minister; Powell
w United States ambassador TO
y, alnlster Grip, OF Sweden and
,! United States Minister Har-
Nhha. the Oregon State Bar as
l.a, Thomas Smith, United
ylsli al Moscow: Senator Bur-
y Michigan, and Lindsay, OF
~ Ex-senator Lee Mantle. OF
M Ms. Julia Dent Grant and
'-As Grant Sartoris and others.
., 'slalns viii be in a solid Eng
,. .1lsiec oak casket with plain sill
y, Winnings The following inscrlp-
~ appear On a silver plate: