The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-02-20

Postmaster, General Payne. who lives
at the Arlington, both before and at
ter his visit to the Hanna family.
He returned to the white house after
10 o'clock, accompanied by Senator
Spooner. ~.
Some Consideration: has been given
by the president and several members
companying the funeral party to the
place of burial of the. senator's body
In Ohio. The president would like to
go very much and it: is possible he
may go. 80
Both houses of congress will adjourn
tomorrow on announcement of the
death of Senator Hanna. No business
will be transacted in either house.
AS soon ,sas the SENATE meets, SEN
Of his colleague, Senator Hanna, and
will offer resolutions of regret and for
a committee to take charge OF funeral
arrangements. A. committee consisting
Of twenty senators will be named by
President Pro Tenn: Frye, and the SER
geant- alarms will be directed to make
the necessary 'arrangement for the
funeral services, both here and at
Cleveland. AS soon as the resolutions
are adopted the senate will. adjourn as
a. further mark of:raspect., =. ::
!: The sresoIut1 ons 4 WI sbe sent: to. the
house at once, ana Mr. viii
present a resolution Of regret on the
part of.2the :*house:l AS soon as these
resolutions: are adopted, Speaker Can
non will name. a.. committee of the
house to accompany the body to Cleve-
land. 4
The house committee will consist of
the entire Ohio delegation and such
others as may be selected by Speaker
Cannon. It is expected that the house
will provide a special train to go to
Cleveland. to attend the funeral, and
that many members besides the funeral
committee will attend the last rites.
The flags on the capitol will be at
half mast tomorrow, and remain so UNI
til after the funeral The desk of
Senator Hanna in the senate chamber
will be draped in mourning, and re-
main covered until after he is buried
There will be an official funeral in
the senate chamber at noon on We'd
nesday. the body lying in state in the
senate marble room in the morning.
The senate will adopt resolutions in
viting the president, members Of the
cabinet the supreme court, the d1plo-
matte corps, the lieutenant general Of
the army, the admiral of the navy,
and the house of representatives to at
tend the funeral services. Other de-
tails are yet to be arranged.
Sketch Of Hanna's Life.
Marcus A. Hanna, of Cleveland, was
born in Lisbon, Colombia county, Ohio,
Sept. "a, 1887, and moved with his
fathers family to Cleveland in 1852.
He was educated s: in, the common
schools Of that. city and at the West
ern Reserve. college,. He then en-
gagged as an employe in the wholesale
grocery house Of hanna, Garretson &
Co., his fathr being senior member of
the firm. His father died in 1862, and
he represented that: interest in the
firm until I'm 1857, when the business
was closed up. Herthen became a
member Of the firm. of Rhodes & Co.,
and engaged in the: iron and coal bust
ness. At the expiration of ten years
the title of the firm was changed ia
M. A. Hanna & Co. He was identified
with the lake carrying business; was
president of the Union National bank
of Cleveland; president of the Cleve-
land City Railway company; director
of the Union Pacific: Railway company
in 1885 by appointment Of President
Cleveland; delegate to the national Re-