The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-17
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
FUNERAL OF SENATOR
NJ. A. HANNA PERFECTED
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PACED

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGED
Pittsburg on Thursday morning at go
O'Clock central time); about ; O'Clock II
will enter the State Of Ohio. a few min
utes afterwards at Salem, which Is only
a few miles from Senator Hanna Dlrth-
place, Governor Herrick formally will re-
ceive the remains in ohio. The Governor,
together with Gen. Charles Dick. Andrew
Squire. DR.. Carter and Secretary Elmer DO
yer, will accompany the remains rom
Washington: but at Salem the Governor
will be Joined by the eleven members or ms
staff.
The trip from Salem to Cleveland will be
slow. The train Will pass through several
towns and villages. in all OF which Senator
Hanna was a familiar figure, but no stops
Arriving at Cleveland about Il O'Clock,
the train will be met at the station by the
citizens committee and by Troop A, OF the
Ohio National Guard cavalry. which has
been ordered by Governor Herrick 10 act
as a special guard of honor. No military
demonstration Will be a feature OF the cere-
monies in Cleveland, either on Thursday OF
on Friday.
During the afternoon and night of Thurs
day the remains of Senator Hanna VIII lie
i'm state in the Chamber Of Commerce. At
thai time opportunity will be afforded all
who may desire to view the remains to do
so.
The funeral will be held on Friday at l
d.. m. in St. Paul's Episcopal Church Blsh-
on leonard. of the diocese of Ohio, Will Of
fciate. being assisted by the rector of St.
PauTs and perhaps by other clergymen.
tomorrow morning. He viii attend the
services in the Senate chamber tomorrow
and will m the funeral party 70
Cleveland. The burial will take place IN
Lakeview Cemetery, where the remains
of President Garfield rest:
About thirty persons will constitute the
personnel of the funeral party, when VIII
leave Washington on the special train to-
morrow evening. 1t is expected that the
trains bearing the committees or the senate
and House of Representatives ana CaDlhet
officers who will go to Cleveland TO attend
the funeral will leave Washington over the
| Pennsylvania Railway at 3 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon.
MESSAGES OF COINCIDENCE.
Thousands of kilograms and letters from
persons in all parts of the country have
been received already to-day by members
of the Hanna family and by Secretary
Dover, all expressing the profound sorrow
of the senders at the death Of Senator Han
ma. kilograms have been received from j.
Pierpont Morgan, Gen. John j.. McCook,
president OF the Ohio Society of New York,
the executive committee of the Civic Fed
GRAFTON, Cornelius n. Bliss, Clement A.
Griscom, President John Mitchell, of the
United Mine Workers, and other labor lead
ers, rendering their condolences and eN-
pressing their intention to attend, If pos
sible. the services in the Senate chamber
tomorrow.
Messages from all parts of the world con-
tinue TO be received by Mrs. Hanna. Among
the senders whose names were given out
tonight are the following: Mrs. Ida 5. Nc
Kinley. II. NJ. Flagler, Florida; II. I. Scott,
California; Charles G. Dawes, Illinois;
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce.; speaker
of the House of Representatives; X. G. her-
ems. Missouri; j. p. Manley, Maine; Arch
bishop Ireland; Lieutenant Governor Hard
ing, Ohio; Col. John ]. McCook; Governor
Durbin. Indiana; the bishop OF Havana;
kilograms from all the Ohio State officials;
Ex-Governor Nash, Ohio; Harry $. New,
indianapolis; Don NJ. Dickinson, Michigan;
II. H. Kohlsaat, Chicago; Richard Mans
field, A. j. Cassatt, James j. Hill, James
McCrea, David r. Francis, Missouri; f.. u.
Thomas, William Rockefeller, John ID
Rockefeller, Perry S. Heath, Daniel ). La
mont, Bishop Leonard, Ohio; Col. oliver ii.
Payne, Bishop Arnett, Ohio; Governor
Odell, New York; Mayor George b. Nc
Clellan, New York; Joh A. Mccall, New
York; Charles Emory Smith, c. y. Bliss,
Gen. Joe Wheeler, David NJ. Parry, Com
mander Booth Tucker, Robert i. Lincoln
Hon. p. c. Knox, Henry Clay Barnabee
Governor w. Murray Crane. Massachu-
sets; f. S. Willard, Ambassadors McCor-
mick, St. Petersburg; Stewart l.. Wood
ford. Marshal Field, Chicago; Nat {
Goodwin, w. H. Newman, j. j: Brooks
Henry White, London; Hon. Eihu Root
Jacob Gould Schurman, president Cornell.
James A. Gary, Powell Clayton, City OF
Mexico; Governor Otero, New Mexico.