The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-20
LAST HON0RS 10 M. A. HANNA Funeral Of Dead Senator in Cleveland. ALL BUSINESS sUsPHNDs
 - Mark Of Respect to the ohio
 Statesman. e as---- whiie Laying in ssats Thousanda Pass the Bisr--ssrviess Heid At St. raurs Episcopal
 Church, Cleveland.
 
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Cleveland. O.. Feb. ls.--Ths nation. State and home city of Senator Marcus A Hanna bestowed upon hIm this afksrnoon' their last honors.
 Funeral services over the remains of the dead statesman were held Ia Ei. Panrs Episcopal Church. cozansencine at| l o'clock.
 shortly after the noon hour. ths caslEex was taken from the Chamber ef Con- merce Auditorium and the funeral pro- cession took up its slow march so kn1 church, two miles away. At the head of the column rodn a n1as' toon of twelve mounted polIcA follow~a by three platoons of Troop A. all mounx~ ed on black horses. and with sworls at followed by iDo carriages oarrvinr I{,s pall-bearers and official guests. wiloh in- cIuded members of President Roosev1ltsn Cabinet. Governor HerrfcAn' stun. fh6 Delegations from the Senate and House Of Representatives, members of the oi,in Legislature. city officials, and doienasaona From several civil organisafions. I'm nsense fhrongE lined both sides oG EucllA Avenue from the downtown aecsion to flsh church entrance.
 Adnzittance by Card
 When the body and It's escort neaehex the church tho edikice was clos6d Eo ali but those who were admitted by card and members of the funeral party.
 When all had been seated, the aer@ vices began.
 As mark of respect for the dsad. buei- thrpu9hout the city. Tor i've mlnuEar from o'clock to 1:@ osel0ck. trafae os all the steam and elecKric roads was sns- pended. During a portion Of that flzaa people stood with bowed heads.
 Tho body Of Senator Hanna lay In stata In tfe Chamber Of Commerce. hulldlng from c'cleuk uNtiI 2 few minutes pAss was viewed by MI6N 1ennit hSssEai th9uaand esiE steaq ih iiile who'd shA donen were eitnd
 When tlie D0Ay haa hbsn gently plAcea upci the bier and the pAlisheerefs had been seated. the ehoif .chan1ed .ths AhiTs tieth and ninetieth psalm. Preslaent Pierce of Gambler ColleEe. an Institution of which Mr Hanna was a benefacfot. read the lesson. which wa@ from [ corin- thian, 16kh chapter. The choir then sang, Lead, Kindly LAght,s after which Biahop Leonard of Washington pro- nouiced an euIosy.
 Tha choir sang the hymn. 'FcxavaN With Thee. Lord. Ameni So let t Re.. Church. followed with the creed and prayer
 The anthem, q Heard Voice from Heaven Say" was sung by the choir
 Bishop Leonard then read tho couausik@' tai service and pronounced tho benedies tion.
 Interrupted by sobs.
 Before the benediction it was rsauaafed that the assemblage remain seated until the casket should Do removed and tha family and Washington delegation had retired. When they were leaving the choir sang the hymn. Thy Lahor'a Task" and as . recessIonal. Professor Clemens played the dead march from Saul. The service was interrupted at times by sobs from all paFts of the choir.
 The body, accompanied only bx the family. pall-baarers and Bishop Leonard, proceeded slowly out Euclid Avenue to Lakeview Cemetery. where . final fare well Of the dead was taken in Wade Me- moria1 Chapel. The service consisted simply of prayer by the Bishop The body was deposited In a crypt in the chapel to await burial at the pleasure of the family.