New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
NATION TO HONOR HANNA.
STATE FUNERAL TO-DAY.
President to attend. but VIII Not
GO to CIeUeland.
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simple in detail but they will afford the many
friends Of the late Senator desired opportunity
70 gather about his bier and pay last token 81
honor TO the they respected and loved.
After lying in state in the Marble Room for
brief period. the body Will be conveyed TO the
head OF the centre aisle Of the chamber and the
venerable chaplain Of the Senate. the Rev Or.
Edward Everett Hale. assisted by the chaplain
OF the House the Rev. Dr. COuten. will read
from the rOstrum the funeral service OF the
Episcopal Church. The Gridiron Club Quartet
will furnish the musical part Of the service.
Gathered about the late Senator will be the
President and his Cabinet. full representation
OF the Senate. the justices Of the Supreme Court
and many members Of the House as can md
accOmmOda ton ON the floor of the Senate. while
the galleries will be occupied by the diplornato
corps and those whose friendship for Senator
Hanna entities them TO preference. This viii bs
the last opportunity for national tribute %
Mr.. Hanna. the services at Cleveland being more
local in character.
The order Of services at ths funeral Of Senator
Hanna has been prepared by the Senate com
mittee in charge OF the arrangements. as follows:
The Senate VIII meet at Il O'Clock noon, wednes-
Tor Marcus 4. hanna wllt ~ paced m the seuass
CDamUer prIOr 10 uhe ASCENDING OC the senate.
The President of tne IuIted states and ms tabf-
net. the Chief Justice ana AssociaJe Justices OF Je
supreme court. une House or BepresenJattyes tHts
Dlylomauc torps the admirsl OF the navy and the
to attend the services the chamber. ana will o.
eupy tn- seats on the hoor or eHe senate assigned
Ine PRESIDENT ana has Caoinet will meet I'm the
1ne supreme Court will meet in the Supreme
In~ blouse Of Representatives will enter the
The Dtpiomauc corps the admiral Of the navy
anu the HrUtenant general Of me army viii NEE
IN the senate reception room
The vice-Presidents room will he reserved for
he d "A
tho officiating clergy. whence they will be escorted
seats viii 6e reserved for those entitled to them
upon the floor. 10 which they viii be shown BY the
Upon the ANNOUNCEMENT OF the President OF the
All the senate galleries win Be- reserved for This
occasion, admission oeiug by special cards only
PRESIDENT NOT GOING TO CLEVELAND
At council Of the members Of the Hanna
family and some intimate friends OF the SEN
ator held to-day arrangements were made for
tine funeral II. NJ Hanna. the Senator's brother.
visited President Roosevelt. accompanied by
/ Postmaster General Payne. After conferences
with the President and the members Of the Cab
/ int Mr.. Hanna announced that the Presidents
| would not attend the funeral services IN Cleve-
/ land much as ne would like pay that last
/ tribute 10 his friend. but that he would attend
\ the state a.1rersI IN the Senate chamber SEQ
/ retaries Tgst CorteIyou and Wilson viii go to
1
master General Payne desires also 10 20. but his
\ physician has advised him not to make the trip
/ The body OF Senator Hanna VIII be conveyed
/ from, the Arlington Hotel where he died. to the
/ Capitol at II O'Clock tomorrow morning Ths
corteSe will be simple, and there wiz be no DIS
| play Preceding the hearss ana the carriages
containing he members OF the family and IN
,-i.ed friends viii be a detail Of mounted police
| The bearers will be officers detailed rom tbs
| Capitol police force.
aftar tbe ceremonies IN the Capitol the Ser
| ate Chamber will be closed. the body remaining
| there until > o'clock when II Will be escorted
| 70 the Per1svlvania station At O'Clock a spe-
/ cfa1 train bearing the body and the members
of the family and invited guests viii leave hers
| for Cleveland The r1nniag time OF the train
will be comparatively slow. The train VIII leaFs
Pittsbure on Thursday morning az 63e O'Clock
central tiue). About O'Clock II viii enter
the state Of Obio. A few minutes aftsrward' at
Salem which Is only few miles from senator
T5anna's birthplace. Governor Herrick VIII Tor
r,a1I,- receive the body in Ohio The Governor.
together with General Charles Dick. Andrew
Souire. Or. Carter and Secretary Elmer DoNer'
u.i11 accompany the body from washington. bur
-. s,ia-, the Governor will be Joined by ths
eleven members OF his stan
Arriving a. Cleveland about II o'clock. ths
train viii DC met at the station BY "A citizens
.o-,r7ittae and BY Troop A OF the ohio National
C,,,-4 which bes been ordered by Governor
Hsrriols 10 act as a special guard OF honor
--b~o,,rb the afternoon and evening of Thurs
dav, the body Of Senator Hanna viii te in state
- the Chamber OF Commerce. and the funeral
will he held on Friday. at I p m In St Paufs
E.Discopa1 Church. Bishop Leonard viii ofnclats.
assisted bv the rector Of St Paurs and other
c1srqvnlen. Bishop Leonard viii arrive in Wasn-
fngton tomorrow morning He viii attend ths
services IN the senate chamber and viii accom-
-,D,- the funeral party TO Cleveland The burial
will take place in Lake View Cemetery, Whers
President Garfield is buried
ACTION BY THE SENATE.
Formal announcement OF the death OF Senator
rr,,,, VAS made In the Senate TO-DAY immedi-
ataIv after the opening prayer. and all tho
brief proceedings Of the day pertatned 70 this
announcement. The duty of making the Official
statement Of the Senator's death fell 70 Senator
Foraker as Mr.. Hanns's colleague. Most OF the
late Senator's colleagues were in their seats be-
fore the Senate was called 20 order, and their
foes bore traces Of the sorrow they felt. Tbs
g,uaries TOO. were crowded. and throughout the
entire assembly there was an evident sense ot
4anression scarcely less marked than that
y-bicb neryaded the Senate Itself Mr. Foraker
when recognized TO make his announcement
said:
NJ President. 1 have a painful duty 20 perform
II he that OF making formal annOuncemenr OF tns
SSs5srtsd This life in this city the Arlington
Hotel where he had been residing during this ses-
sio~ of the senate. the hour OF s;40 yester-
day surrounded BY his family and intlmats
rbs event was not unexpected at the time II oc-
cured For months past Il had been evident TO all
W besltb He was urgently and repeatedly ad-
vised 70 desist from ms soors ana make special