The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-02-26
paid last HOMAGE
TO marcus A. HANNA
Vast Throngs Took a Last Look
At the Remains.
NUMEROUS N0TABleS PRESENT
Eon-rai the Most Notable sior-
That OF President Garfield ta
tic,ciW Archbishop Leonard
delivered Euiosy.

Cleveland. O.. Feb. 20-Clevcland
was again n city Of mourning Friday.
business was practically suspended
and a large proportion of the popula-
ton paid homage To the memory Of
Senator Marcus A. Hanna,
just as dawn began to break over tho
city the doors Of the chamber Of com
mcrco auditorium. whcr, the body lay.
was rcopcncd tn a vast ihrong OF PEG.
pie who desired To view the face of
the dead senator.
Las Loci. ~ the Dead
Tho early hour OF opening the doors
to the chamber brought thousands ~
men with their dinner pals on their
way To their daily toll. In such great
numbers did they come. however, thas
many were unable Ia rcmnin In liuc
and consequently we're deprived n last
look nj tho face of the dead. Early
morning trains brought many from
surrounding towns aud they. ioo.
helped Ia swell the long line.
At ten o'clock the members OF the
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Mr.. Hanna 10 represent the common
wealth Of Ohio In tho United states
senate to succeed himself. drove from
their hotel la tho chamber OF ON
mcrcc II n body aud locked for n las,
time on the face of the dead statesman.
Wan, DISTINGUISHED Attendants.
During the night many disiin-
guishcd mon of the country arrived In
Cleveland To attend the funeral service
and the early morning hours uf grcat-
~ augmented that number The Wash
inRtOn delegation arrived nj 1880
O'Clock. and was ~ one driven IA the
llollcndcn hotel. The party comprised
Secretary TAFT. of tho war department.
Secretary Wilson. NJ the agricultural
department; Secretary Cortolyou NJ tho
department ~ commerce and labor.
COMMISSIONS Garfield. chief ~ thcsbu-
rcnu nj corporations In the department
at commerce aud labor and the con.
f%rcsslonnl delegation
Other distinguished pcrfonngos were
Gov. Dnrhin NJ lndlnnt. and stan. T.
picrpOnt Morgan and party. Of Now
York. Geo. u Cox and party. OF Gin
o%innnti. aud n number uf business aud
social friends Of the dead senator form
Chlcago. Detroit. Buffalo. ritrburg
and New York.
Promptly az noon the funeral cor.
togo lott the chamber Of commerce.
building. preceded by a platoon of
police. for S. paul'H Episcopal church.
Following the police came Troop A
ns guard at honor.
Then came carriages cnntninirg III"
pallbcnrorH. the Washington dolrga
ton. the governors stan. chamber of
commerce committee. Loyal Logon
committee. aud delegations represent
Ing various civic societies.
Prior 10 the removal of tho body
from the chamber uf commerce 10 tho
church tho wealth ot noral offerings
which wcrc banked about tho nudlto.
rum were removed Ia the church.
Reservations ON the ccntrr alslo
were made Tor the family. governors
rtnff, Washington delegation and other
'di|1tlnEuishod guests, The church
was illlcd long before tho hour for tho
services To- commence and thousands
lined the street about tho cdincc.
A few moments before one o'clock
Mrs, Hanna accompanied by her sun
Dan. entered the church.
When the body had been placed M
on tho bier and the Dallbearers seated.
the choir chantcd the Thirtleth and
Nineteenth Psalms. President Pierce.
Of Gambler college, an institution Of
which Mr.. Hanna was a b~enefactor.
read the lesson, which was from First
Corinthians. fifteenth chapter. from tho
twentieth verse to the end OF the
chapter.
The choir, under the direction ~
Prof, g. Il. Clemens, then sans the
hymn Lead. Kindly Light" Bishop
Leonard then delivered the culogy,
The choir sans the hymn Forever
With Thee, Lord. Amen. So Let II he"
DIR. q. II. McGrew, rector of 81.
Paul's church. followed with the creed
and prayer. The anthem. II Heard a
Voice From Heaven Say was sung by
tho choir.
Bishop Leonard then read the com
initial service and pronounced the benz
ediction.
Inc body, accompanied only by the
family. pallbcarers and Bishop Leon.
ard, proceeded slowly ont Euclid ave
nue. TO Lakeview cemetery, where a
final farewell Of the dead a taken In
Wade memorial chapel The service
consisted simply Of a prayer by tho
bishop. The body was deposited In =
crypt in the chapel 10 await burial At
| the nlnaa,Ire of tho family