The leader., 1904-02-24

fmeRce aad fiannssA heeq5 4h9 Body 1877
was reopened to ahcasudh rehspf peo-
pie who desired to view the face of
tthe| dead senator.
Gd1i Last Look at the Dead.
seThes early hour Of opening the doors
ITO, The dhanberri brought thousands Of
men With theiF dfnbef pals oon' their
way to their daily toilIivIn such great
numbers did they reoBe, Aoweyers thai
many were pnableF to remain in line
and consequently were deprived last
look at the face 81 HE dead 2 Barly
morning sfains brought MANY hroui
surrounding sSowns and ,theys TOP
/ heapedE teiswell the The, lars l9elppj line. 7
treat ten o'clock the, members bof the,
! state 'leeagiisiatuufe, Nho8 1r3efentry chose
MI! Hanna 10 represent She commons
wealth, oil ohio III The. United States
senate 10. snceesai HIMSELF dr9vf from
their hotel ftphthe4 eh;qtrnher3 gpf com,
nierce in a. body and locked for a., last
time oh' THE face Of THE dead statesmans
Mnnv8Dis4ihGuisteaT 5Et tehdants.
DprihgI1ha night MANY d9 Aistin-I
qguishe9 men, of ne jeo!sptry arrived in
Cleveland to attend; the u. /, funeral service
Jahd the early morning hours Of great
Iayahgfne nted That tnunlbgs The wash,
ingtonu odelesatfon afriveda lat iff0;S 30
O'clock, taad1wak aF6nca driven TO. the.
Ifollenden hps9i The party comprised
Secretary Taft,ef the war department;
SECRETARY Wilson, = Of 1.-THE agricultural
!! department Secretary Coftelyob ofythe
IMPAIRMENT 81 ,scommepce1d and ,laboiii3
Commissioner Garfield, chief of the bp7-,
(reau Of ,eerporat ions in the, depaar 1
of commerce and labor and the con!
/ gressionaf feieg CATION. sJa9do1A q u
6H0ther distinguished tpsrsonagesi were
Gov. Dnrbin goff )Indiana a end staff; II.
IPfefpent Morgan, and, party of o NeY,
Yerlk;- Geo. B. Cox and: party, of Gin
Peinnati, and a number Of BUSINESS and
social ffiefds Of the dead SENATOR form
4 Chicago, Detroit, uBufaloa p ittsbnrg
and New. Kqrknr9I .QoK .gnosYsg
}, Promptly at Fnlf9oQn the funeral coFT,
tege left the chamber of cor1merce'
Rbuilding, preceded by platoon fof!
polieei fertSt Panl,s EpiscRpaif church
Following the9pelice Came TroepgA,
as guard of honor .bo4gcto .,Is,
Then, came carriages containing the
pallbearers, the washing ton idelagat
ton, the governor sbstaff1 chamber of
commerceoebmmittee0uLoy Legion
pSonmittee, and, delegations REPRESENT
ing various civic societies.
o.,Prioorr to the removal of the BODY
from the chamber, Of commerce Ito the,
cnufch the wealth nof moral Offerings
| which, were banked about the audito;.
.rium were removed to the church,
: Res5er9atiohs Z On hi the .i( centtter aisle
We're made foF the family, go4ernorss
staff,aW delegation andtothetI
distinguished q guests The church
was, filed long BEFORE the hour for the
services to commence and thousands
lined the street about the edifceL =
N Anew moments before onel O'Clock,
Mrs. Hanna accompanied by her, son
Dan, entered the church q i,.,,;nsag Il
=, When the body had been placed up
on the bier and, the. pa1lbearers seated,
the Choir chanted the Thirtieth and
EINineteehth Psalms q President Pierce.
of Gambler colleges an institution of
which, Mr.. Hanna was, a benefactor,
read the lesson, which was from First
Corinthians, fiftsenth chapter, from the
twentieth verse I'd the end of 1.-THE
chapter ifit lRdF .I4di3u1 b9YIosa
" The ichoir,, under the, direction of
n " TlapoanC ha
hymn. Lead, Kindly Light" Bishop
Leonard then delivered the eulogy.
The choir sang the hymn Forever
With Thee, Lord, Amen, So Let 1t Be. !"
Dr. G. H. McGrew, rector of St.
Paul's church, followed with the creed
and prayer The anthem, Il Heard a
Voice From Heaven Say was sung by
the choir
Bishop Leonard then read the COM
initial service and pronounced the hem
ediction.
The body, accompanied only by the
family, pallbearers and Bishop Leon
ard. proceeded slowly out Euclid ave-
nue. to Lakeview cemetery, where a
final farewell of the dead was taken in
Wade memorial 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.
Armour Institute Expansion.
Chicago, Feb. 20.-By gift of lands
valued at $25o,O0o, J. Ogden Armour
has begun an era of expansion for the
Armour Institute of Technology. AL,
most a solid square block adjoining
the present college building is includ-
ed in re tract.
Mrs. Linhoff Not Guilty.
Mason City, Ia, Feb. 2O,-The jury
after celebrating "a hours in. the case.
of Mrs. l.. K Linhoff, accused of muir
dering Edward Bromley on the night
OF August 8, 1901, returhed a verdict
of not guilty.
Signed By the President.
Washington, Feb. 20-President