Evening star., 1901-09-18
Senators and Representatives to
Lsave This Afternoon.
TRAIN TO BE IN TWO SECTIONS
Names of Those Who VIII
Attend the Funeral
WILL ETURN FRIDAY

The congressional train bearing senator's
| and representatives going from this city
to Canton to attend the funeral of Presi-
dent Mckinley will leave the Pennsylva-
MIA depot today at 4 o'clock. The, train
will be in two sections. the first to be for
senators and the second for representa-
tives
The first section will consist OF three
sleeping cars, dining car, parlor car,
smoker, a baggage car and an additional
ordinary coach. Senators who have signi-
fed that they will attend the services at
Canton are: Senators Allison. Clapp. Cock
rell, Cullom, Dillingham;, Elkins. Fair
bank, Foraker. Hanna. Harris, Heitfeld.
Kean. McComas. McCumber, McLaurin,
Mallory. Mason. Money, Nelson. Pritchard.
Scott, Simmons and Tillman. Senator Han
ma left last evening on the train bearing
the remains of the President. Senator
Clark of Montana General Miles and J. J.
Hill, president Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road. will Join the party at Pittsburg. Ser
geant-at-Arms Ransdell, B. w. Layton. E.
L. Cornelius and Carl Loeffier will accom-
pany the party.
The Representatives Section.
The section bearing representatives will
consist Of seven P..lman sleeping cars, a
smoker. dining car, composite car and bag
SdSo Cal. speaker henderson Will Oe IN the
party.
Other representatives and officers of the
house to go on the train are as follows:
y: o. Henderson. Iowa; G. H. Grosvenor.
Ohio; C. A. Russell, Connecticut; A. B..
Capron, Rhode Island: F. H. Gillette Mas
sachusetts; H. H. Bingham, Pennsylvania; /;
B. B. Dovener, West Virginia: c. H Burke,
South Dakota; s. E. Payne, New York; l..
pdtecher pds Minnesota; A J. Hopkins HI,
DalZell, Pennsylvania; j. G. Cannon ILL.,
nois: J.. S. Sherman, New York; II. c.
koudenslager, New Jersey; Charles Curtis,
Tayler. Ohio; I. L. Glenn, Idaho: Jesse
Overstreet, Indiana; H. c. Voorhis. Ohio:
r. B. vreeland. New York; A. J. Cum
Yanks m,nEs' New York; L W. Emerson, New
Hooker, Mississippi; G. W. Ray, New
York; J. A. Beidler, Ohio; C. r. Thomas,
North Carolina; L. H. Ball, Delaware; ]. s.
Salmon. New Jersey; F. c. Wachter, Mary
land: A. G. Dayton, West Virginia; J. w.
Babcock, Wisconsin; s. L. Powers, Massa-
chusetts; F. D. Currier, New Hampshire;
r. j. Burkett, Nebraska; F. c. Stevens.
Long, Kansas; S. Morgan, Ohio; w c.
Adamson, Georgia; ]. T. Mccleary, Mime
sofa: c. Q. Tirrell Massachusetts; c. R.
SchIrm. Maryland; D. ]. Foster. Vermont;
]: P. Heatwole, Minnesota; T. E. Burton.
Ohio; D. s Alexander. New York; J. F.
Stewart, New Jersey; j. J. Jenkins,
wisconsin; E. w. Martin. South Da-
kota; F. w. Pou, North Carolina;
G. W. cromer, Indiana: c. F. Joy. Mis-
souri,; ]. H. Bromwell. Ohio: S. w. Smith.
Michigan; J. M. Robinson, Indiana: r.
Wayne Parker, New Jersey; Adolph Meyer.
Louisiana; H. d. Clayton, Alabama; Jas.
McAndrews, Illinois; G. P. Lawrence,
Massachusetts: c. A. Pugsley. New York;
w. w. Kitchin. North Carolina: D. E. Fin
ley, South Carolina: c. Kitchin. North
Carolina: w. A. Mcdowell, clerk House of
Representatives.; Henry CaSson sergeant
alarms; w. ]. Glenn, doorkeeper; E. S.
Pierce, deputy sergeant-at-arms.
The Speakers messenger, Henry Neal,
will go along to look after Mr.. Henderson s
comfort while the trip.
The party will arrive in Canton at 7:3O
o'clock tomorrow morning, and will start
on its return trip In the evening, arriy-
ing here Friday morning.