New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20
SENATOR HANNA BURIED.
CROWDS PAY TRIBUTE.
Business Stops in CleUeIand-Street-
cars and Steam Roads Halt.

Cleveland. Feb 19.-The funeral OF Senator
Hanna held this afternoon in st. Pauls
/ Episcopal Church. at Euclid and Case aves-.
/ beginning at l o'clock. Shortly after noon the
/ coffin was taken from the Chamber Of Com
merce auditorium and the funeral procession
took up its slow march to the church. two miles
away. At the head Of the column rode a platoon
/ Of twelve mounted police followed by three
/ platoons Of Troop A. all mounted on black
horses. and with swords at carry. The hearse
came next. and was Followed by hundred
carriages. I'm which were the palbearers and
official guests. including members Of President
RoCsevelt's Cabinet, Governor Herrick's staff.
the delegations from the Senate and House Of
/ Representatives and members Of the Ohio Legis-
ature. city officials and delega atoms from sew
/ eral civic organizations.
Immense throngs lined both sides Of Euclid
ave. from the downtown section to the church
1 Policemen were on duty all along the thorough
/ fare. and vehicles of every description were
I kept off the street during the progress OF the
/ procession. When the church reached, a
! few moments before the hour set for the service
| to begin, the edlfce comfortably filled with
persons who had been privileged by card to at
/ tend. Eight hundred cards were issued
| The coffin taken into the church by the
/ pallbearers. Governor Myron T. Herrick Samuel
Mather. J. b Zerbe W. ]. McKinnie. A B.
/ l1oueli, AliuleW squire. JuuSt W -. DoIluciS
and c. \. Grasselli. all friends here Of the dead
Senator. The members of the Hanna family
/ followed. Mrs. Hanna supported by her son.
| Dan r. Hanna. The two daughters. Mrs. Parsons
/ and Mrs. Mccormick were accompanied by
| their husbands. H. L. and L. II. Hanna, broth
/ ers OF the Senator. we're accompanied by their
/ families. J. Pierpont Morgan one of the
/ family party. and escorted Miss Phelps. men,
/ Der OF the Hanna household.
THE OFFICIATING CLERGYMAN.
| The body was met at the church door by the
| officiating clergyman. Bishop W. A. Leonard. Of
Ohio: Dr. @. H McGrew. rector Of St PauIs;
| President W. F. Pierce. Of Kenyon College.
| Gambler. Ohio. an institution which has been
greatly benefited by Senator Hanna's liberality'
and the Rev w H. Jones. rector OF St Johns
/ Episcopal Church, Of which the Senator was
member. The members OF the family took seats
/ near the coffin and friends who had accom-
panied the body from Washington were among
/ the mOurners
Immediately following the family and friends
came Governor Herrick's staff. Directly behind
them was the Washington delegation. compris-
| ing Senator'S Foraker. Perkins. Warren. Fair
banks kean, Scott Beverage. KittridSe, Cock
/ reII Martin. McEnery and Wetmore. and Rep
! resentatives Grosvenor. Van Noorhis. Southard'
| Morgan BeidIer Cassingham. Hildebrand Kyle.
/ n. ~
Jackson. Kennedy. Longworth. WeeIns Bartlett.
I.ucking. Wiley Iof Alabama. DalzeIl Watson.
Burke CurrIer Sherman. RodenbeTg, McCleary,
Hemenway and Calderhead. Next came Secre-
tarv Taft Secretary Wilson and Secretary Cor
telyou. representing President Roosevelt The
Ohio Legislature and representatives OF the Ma
tionaI civic Federation. Loyal Legion Of Honor.
Sons OF the American Revolution and other or
CARNATIONS followed
When all had been seated the services began.
St PauI's choir chanted the Psalms beginning
Lord let know the number Of my days
that I may be certified how long live" and
Lord Thou hast been our refuge from one gen
Grafton to another" President Pierce Of Ken
Won College read the lesson. from Corinthians
" from the twentieth verse TO the end OF the
chapter Lead. Kindly Light" a favorite hymn
OF the Senator. sung by the choir. and FOL
lowed by an eloquent eulogy by Bishop Leonard
After the eulozy the choir sang Forever With
the Lord" Dr. McGrew read the Greed ana
prayers. and Bishop Leonard. assisted by the
Rev W r. Jones. followed with the committal
service The anthem. Lord. Let Me Know Thy
Name" by the choir and a benedction by
Bishop Leonard concluded the service.
As the paIlbearers proceeded down the aisle
with the coffin. followed by the family. the choir
sang the occasional Now the Laborer's Work
Is DER. and While the assemblage passed out
the organist played the Dead March from
saul"
SIMPLE SERVICE AT CEMETERY.
Io,g before the church was emptied the body
Of Senator Hanna. accompanied only by mem
hers OF the family and Bishop Leonard. was on
rs way 10 Lake View Cemetery TO the Wade
Memorial Chapel The only service there was
prayer by Bishop Leonard. The body was de,
posted in a crypt in the chapel, TO await Hhdl
at the VIII OF the family
AS mark Of respect for Senator Hanna bust
ress vas stopped from T. to o'clock through
out the city For hve minutes, beginning at i
o'clock traffic all the steam ana electric
yoo5s was suspended. For part OF that time
neople stood with bowed heads during tne
tIDerar service no streetcars passed St Paurs
The bodv Of Senator Hanna lay In state in the
C,t,orober Of Commerce from 8 O'Clock until a
Say- minutes after IL this morning, as it did yes
tcrdav and $1,000 people viewed IT. Several
Thousand still stood in line when the doors were
closed The Ohio Legislators and members or the
Cit Council visited the hall I'm bodies. One OF
,bo' last nersons TO enter the chamber while the
bodv Ia -, i'm state Mayor Tom l. Johnson
During the interim when the public was ex-
Guided until the time for removing the body to
Tho church several officials and personal friends
TOOL, last look at the features Of the dead Sena-
cor First Of these Secretary Dover He
~, ,-isfblv affected he looked upon the face Of
the man he had served for so many years. Others
Who were admitted were Ex-Governor Nash.
Secretary Of State Laylin and General J. War
- t-iafer Secretaries Wilson and COrtelyOu
can,e In lust after the coffin had been closed. but
ala not ask to have IL reOpened.
on the way from the church to the cemetery
there were marked demonstrations Of respect all
along the route At Adelbert College the faculty
and Students lined up in front of Hatch Chapel
and stood with uncovered heads as the process
sion pa ssed. At the Euclid-ave car barns there
was a similar demonstration