The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-17
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HANNA LEAVES FORTUNE
ESTIMATED FROM SEVEN TO
ElEllT lIIlI.IAN nAII RS.

q of the estate left by the late Sem Z
o ator Hanna is estimated at from =
o SI0o0,00o to SS.000.OO0. 1t is stated =
Q that he owned at least Is per cent =
Q of the stock of the Cleveland Elec- .
o trio Railway, capitalized at $25.- y
O 10000. =
q In addition to being largely inter- =
q csted in vessel and iron-mininS .
. properties, he was Il director in the =
. United National Bank Guardian .
q Trust Company, the Peoples Saw y
q ings and Loan Company of this .
q city and the Cleveland and Pitts =
. burg Railway. .
Q He was large stockholder in the .
. American Shipbuilding Company .
. and the Pittsburg Coal Company. =
. He owned the Euclid Avenue OPP .
. era-house in this city. =
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Feb. Ex-senator HanIIa's )
body lies tonight in the room in the Ar
linston Hotel where, after stubborn
struggle, he yielded to death. The body
has been prepared for burial. and ii will
be conveyed to the Capitol at IL o'clock TO-
morrow morning, where it will lie in state
The cortege will be simple and there will
be no demonstration or display. Preceding
the hearse and the carriages containing
the members OF the family and invited
friends will be a detail of mounted police.
The pallbearers will be officers detailed
from the Capitol police force.
Senator Hanna's funeral, however. will
be impressive His associates In Congress
have decided that everything possible
shall be done to give public emphasis to
the esteem In which he was held by his
friends and countrymen. The ceremony
will be on scale befitting great Senator
and civilian. The body will lie in state
in the marble room of the Senate. and the
same hOnors will be given Mr.. Hanna that
were accorded Charles Sumner. Daniel
Webster and Vice President Wilson.
ADMISSION TO FUNERAL
BY TICKETS ONLY.
The services in the Senate will be held
at high noon. They will be attended by
the Senate and the House of Representa-
tives in body. by the President and his
Cabinet. by the Supreme Court Of the
United States, by army and navy officers
and by the Diplomatic Corps. Admission
to the Capitol will be by card. and these
tickets are only issued TO members of
Congress and those personally invited
Each Senator is allowed two tickets and
each Representative one.
The services will be of the most simple
character and will be conducted by the
chaplain OF the Senate. The Gridiron
Quartet. of whose melodies Senator Han
ma was especially fond. will sing selec-
tions
1t has been arranged that the body shall
remain In the Senate chamber until late
in the afternoon. when 1t will be re-
moved to the Pennsylvania station and
convey the family and immediate friends
to Cleveland. This train will depart to-
night and the train containing
some time on Thursday for the funeral
service. which will take place in Cleve-
land on Friday.
ONLY CLOSE FRIENDS
VIEW THE BODY.
Thus far only few of the most In
innate friends of the Hanna family have
been permitted to enter the death cham
ber to view the body. In appearance the
features of the dead statesman are very
lifelike. They indicate little emaciation.
and on account of the oxygen used dur
ing the last days of the Senator's illness
there Is an absence OF the ashen paiioI.
1t was a solemn and gloomy occasion
when the formal announcement or Sena-
tor Hanna's death was made to-day In
Congress. Ir the Senate the galleries
were crowded. The audience was sym.
pathetic one and was composed largely OF
Nearly every Senator was IN MS
seat.
lain. delivered a prayer. the one subject
of which was Senator Hanna's death.
Deep silence followed, which was sud-
denly broken by the Journal clerk. as .s ~
I he record of the previous days prOceed-
ings. Senator Aldrich asked that the
reading of the journal be dispensed with.
Senator Foraker then offered a resolu..
tion expressing the profound sorrow OF
the Senate at the death of Mr; Hanna,
RT0yiaga In attenains ISF his s funeral as marx Of
respect and appointing committee OF
Twenty-Five of which the President pro
TO attend the funeral in Cleveland These
resolutions were adopted and the Sen
ate Immediately adjourned.
PATHETIC SCENE
IN THE HOUSE.
In the House the scene when action was
taken on Senator Hanna's death was very
pathetic Mr.. Grosvenor of Ohio obtained
unanimous consent for the introduction
of resolution accepting the invitation
the Senate chamber and providing for
the appointment of committee to ac-
company the body to the place of burial.
K. Lampson. the reading clerk. to read.
MIR. Lampson was devotedly attached to
Senator Hanna. He was at one time
another Speaker of the Ohio House of
Representatives. During the reading MIR.
Lampson almost completely broke down
and his voice trembled with emotion so
that his usually strong tones were In
audible.
back into his chair. his form shaking
with sobS. The committees that Will at
tend the funeral are as follows:
For the Senate:
Senators Foraker Allison. Aldrich. Hale.
more ma. HansbrcSsh warren. Farbsnks
pew kean Scott a BeTeridse DE- Ass5 , ki'tridSe
burn and McEnery.
For the House:
Representatives Grosvenor. Won Noorhls. Bur
ton. southard. Dick. Morsan Beidler. Casing
nedy. LonEwor.h and weem,. and Repressn,s-
kota: currer Of New Hampshire. T. Sherman
of Minnesota. Wiley of Alabama, and Dalzell
of Pennsylvania.
TWO TRAINS TO CARRY
PARTY TO CLEVELAND.
Only Senator Hanna's widow the imme-
date family and a few personal friends
will accompany the body to Cleveland on
the private train. which will leave Wash
ington between and 6 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. This train will consist of three
Pullman cars. one of which will carry the
body: and the other the members of the
family and a few friends who have been
invited to be guests on the train. This
train will also carry the family servants
who have been in Washington during the
winter.
Five other members of the Hanna fam
lly. including Mrs. Prentiss Baldwin, the
Senator's sister. who have been spending
the winter IN Thomasville, Ca, will arrive