Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17
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comparatively slow. The train will lcay,
| flttshurS on Thursday morning at 63,
O'Clock (centraD. About S o'clock if vii
enter the state of Ohio. \ few minutes
.a:terWard at Salem. which is only a few
mics from Senator Hanna'S birthplace
,Gov. Horrick formally will receive the re.
mans in Ohio. The governor. together
with Gen. -Chas Black. Andrew Squire
bT- Garter and See. Elmer Dover. Will ac-
company the remains from Washington
hut at Salem the governor will be Joined
b. the IL members of his staff.
The trip from Salem to Cleveland
! Will be slow. The train will pass
through several towns and villages in
all OF whio h Senator Hanna was Il fa-
fniliar figure but no stops Will be made.
Arriving at Cleveland, about II
o'clock, the train will be met at the
station by the citizens committee and
troop \, OF the OHIO National Guard
Cavalry which has been ordered by
guard OF honor.
| No military demonstration will be 4
| feature oc the ceremonies in Cleveland
| either of Thursday or Friday
| During the afternoon and night of
Z
: llama will lie in state in the Chamber
; Of Commerce At that time an oppor-
tunity will be afforded all who may
desire to view the remains.
! The funeral will be held on Friday,
at l.. NJ, in st. Paul's Episcopal
church bishop Leonard of the do
, ccsc Of ohio viii oiIiciate, being as
| sisted by the rector of st. PauTs and
perhaps by other clerGymen. Bishop
Leonard will arrive i'll Washington
tomorrow morning. He will attend the
services in the Senate chamber, to-
morrow. and viii accompany the
funeral party to Cleveland.
The burial will take place in Lake
View cemetery. where the remains OF
President Garfield rest.
About ~ persons will compose the per
sonn"l Of the funeral party which viii
.ltnrc Washington on tn special train. to
morrow. 1t is expected chat I'll" TRAIN:
bearing thu comr.littcoS Of the s1cnat" anH
House of Representatives and cabinet Of
fccrs who will 90 to Cleveland /" atton :
The funeral. will leave Washington "Vet
the PENNSYLVANIA, Railroad At , o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
ThouSard; Of kilograms of letters from
persons in all parts of the country h:N'
been received already. today. hy members
If tn. Hanna family ana by Sec. DaNei-
expressing t..c i.roiOInd"st sorrow Of til d
:.;.l,l"rs st tho death al Senator Iilnna
'r..lc-rans hav7 Lr,u received from J.
l'icrpnnt Mur:g9u. General John }. Me
! Cook. president Of the Ohio Society O.
/ New York. nov executive. committee al
! the Civic Fedora tion; Cornelius \. bliss.
/ Clement y GriSrom. President join
| Mitchell Of the United Mine Wcvi5rrs
and other labor leaders. tondcrin" thu
| Condolences ard expressing their intrr
ton TO attend. if Possible. the services il
! the chamber, tomorrow.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned. 10
day. for Il week Il mark of respec'
to the dead statesmen. ANA the mem
bers in a body will attend the funeral
services in Cleveland. Friday.
| The committee appointed by the Sen
ate Immediately net af.er the Senate
| adjourned. / report was receive.
| fl ON Sergeant -at-Aafms Ilana,IeH il,
relation to the arrangements for the
meeting of the persons who will par
ticipate in the funeral services. An
other meeting of the committee VIII b.
held at 1l.36 A. NJ. tomorrow. III the
marble room. The remains of Senator
Hanna will be met at the east p"rticc
of the Senate wing ut ILL.,. -tf;"r the
| funeral. which will be conducted ~
the chaplain of the Senate assisted by
/, the chaplain Of the House. til" l.trtici-
pants in the service Will retire. the
casket will not be removed from the
Senate chamber until p. NJ, but the
chamber will b" closed.
| At the conference o. the citizens hcII
in the City hail. today. it drv,l Hoped that
the funeral OF S..ra.or Hanna is likely
to I've ono Of the most magnificent displays
of affe elton that has ever been shown an
individual
Delegations representing the veterans
of the civil war. worl,ngInrn. SlAnisil-
American veterans and perhaps aii oi tn.
several military companies of the city,
will participate in the funeral proc, -sion.
DIuin;; the time tic body remains i'll
the Cha,nbcr of Commerce auditorium tha
guard ni llcror will be alternately Ci.il
way veterans and members of the 9TH
Regiment.
| Mayor johnson viii issue 4 Proclamation
Suggesting the suspension Of all business
during III" hours of the funeral ana thi,
suggestion will be carried ont.
PresiG mt Andrews Of the Cleveland
Electric iialroad Co, stated that he
would order the cessation of AL street
car scrvic" in the city during the funeral
time.
Senator Hanna WAS comrada III Memo
rial Post, G.. A. L.. and that organization
will he prominent in the funeral.
Tho proffer OF military assistance t.
maintain ordcr was respectfully declined
by Mayor Johnson. who is confident that
the local police authorities and force is
ample for The occasion.
: No formal invitations will be sent 10
any organization to participate in tho fu-
neral. lljt I'll those who wish t. DO 80
will hr permitted to 40 SO.
| The representative of III" United Trade :
land Labor Council, Peter lias>cnpfuc.
; stated that undoubtedly thousands OF
workinsmen will re part of tho funeral
escort.
Admission to ST. Pauls church vii! BE-
: tiy card.
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