New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
HANNA LIES IN STATE.
WILL BE BURIED TO-DAY.
Eyrevol Train Reached CleCeLand
IN Raging Storm.

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49,. eav thousand people passed the flower
- .,eF7 and cook last 'ook on the face o.
-as dead statesman. ,-.s
,,5 v.ird chilling them through and through iHou-
49,. -.-.4- thousands ~ people stood Tor hours N
..-r, limo stretching for more than I've squares.
..f-r fa- an opportunity 70 pass into the oullolns
t,-s la, tho body Although the crowd was NOV
-. -----rr tNa door at t-e rate - more than sky
--...s ire line outside rapidly grew. and when
s.--. -.,-a closed for the righr there were Sun
-. .r.-.esrs uhich had waited patiently, hIt
-. ..-.---,e-fed 90 return home disappointed
-. s..l-.r --7f- arrived iu cleveland in driving
..o--r A large crowd was assembled anol' me
per-g,lva-'as Eurlid-ave station n''"
- 80 --e+ the train arrived more than haf
-, ,.-li.~ +rar 60 had uoen generally expected.
So 81 SQUARE ir 81 directions from The corner 81
raid and Wilson aves. when" the statloh =
,.-,ra5 there was mass ~ humanity The people
-oo5 Maternity. and complained not of me 'ol' anu
.gs -re police little trouble.
-., ..e-fo- grounds were surrounded by & triple
.-s,- o. notice and none save those entitled 20 -
49, were allowed ~ enter At Salem rneulieTs
--,--,r r-o-rf.k-s star 1oiued tho funeral
s-.v ~ which the Governor had been a rnefnoeI
vr-.s.i,eror Governor HerriCk IN the name
80, .ror-r-o-v- wealth. extended 10 the hereaFeo
-, sine -5rsoler res Of an Ohio. The place
- .h-s rite was performed seemed inoeea III
.,r fo- il v-as a; Lisbon. in Colunniaia Noui-''
near salem. that Senator naIia "'s '1i-i-
10 began his career
-7rr7x COVERED NTH flowers.
~ me train came 20 STOP the FIRST 70 leave
-, roverno- Hcr-1-k. followed hy HIS star. The
y-..,bsr O. Commerce committee soon alightea'
,-r,ov-.s hv ule-nHe-s ~ tho funeral party me
..-lv and immediate friends who occupied ''e
--,,,s-s car were last 20 leave the tran Ms.
tss-,s was assisted from the train 10y heT son
- p va-rs and n u Hanna. brother Of the
&C. The members Of the family al once en-
80 cs--ages and were driven 10 the home OF
~ Hanna east o. tho city The hahos'0le
80 .oH- carrIeteIv covered with flowers vas
- .sla- from the car through one - tho
-. -frsov-s rz stalNart policemen and received
=. ,s'brs-ers who carried ir through the statloh
ard laid q ir the funeral carriage
49,, A which vii act as escort ~ the funeral
tomorrow vas al the station drawn up IN 1No
-lstoors when the train arrived. When the conn
- tse, -lsoao I'M tho funeral and the members
- -he committee and friends had been assigned
rs--isres the cortege headed by platoon ~, ponce
and followed by Troop A black horses moved
FOR the Chamber o. Commerce Building, VneIe 'he
body viii lie IN state until Friday noon
An along the line o. march the reverence, respect
and love felt for the dead Senator were shown
AFs1 stood with barred heads On an almost binoing
s-cv-sto-rn while the co-teEe passed. and many eyes
we're filed with tears. buge announced me
-lys, q the cortese al the entrance Of the cham
her and the battalion OF engineers which lneo the
entrance and exits 10 the chamber, vas drawn
I'D 20 attention" Slowly and solemnly the CONN
-ende-ly placed upon the bier In the entrance 70
ne hall the 2sllhesrers with their burden took
the lead They we're followed by the members ~
Governor EerTfcks staff. and taking Up the rea
was The citizens committee o. the chamber and
Erchangs. A moment later the TOP Of the coffin
was removed and the face O. the dead Senator
EXPOSED 10 the gaze o. those friends who knew
him best
BROTHER LOOKS or DEAD FACE.
I. C. Hanna the brother OF the Senator vas
among the first 70 look upon the dead. With head
barred and bowed. he stood for fully two minutes
Gazing steadfastly with tear dimmed eyes the
calm features Of hts brother. AS he finally turned
away on the arm o. Andrew Squire his form shook
with emotion and his face buried in MS hand
kerchief Governor Herrlck and the members OF
them tie members % the specisl co-1rfftees III
oi HON had been close friends a. the Senator.
lies Oh state. is most appropriately set for the
occasion From the four large chandeliers there
Vile r6sette "a the centre four white stream
rs exterd 20 the corners o. the canopy. around
lie entire hall Near the ceiling is hung a vide
starting WITH a black and white rosette are hung
llack and white streamers reaching 20 the hoor
tfene2th the canopy stands the catafalQue which
sled ne hodE q President Mckinley az Canton.
~ hora! tributes were the most elaborate since
iss lLi y. % PRESIDENT Mekney whole car
friends accompanied the funeral train and were re-
IoVec iu three wagons 10 the Chamber of Com
cent Roosevelt ''-- s'
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bal are piled hiEh with the most costly tributes
Oonsplclous among the local offerings Is an inn
a. r flowers, presented by the shipping Interests
" The building iu which the Senator lad his o4fca
e by the Office employees 81 the n A Hanna TCr5
pFy, Is also az imposing piece while a iarge letter
4heNlse constructed ~ flowers. addressed 20 N 4
D C.. go D. m FEB g. lsps oec,,pes TIo Nh
ne-l place OF the platform back q the bie- This
gigantic @ A r badge made principally 81
carnations Vas sent by Memorial Post No 1G
BISHOP TO DELIVER ADDRESS.
broken column was tho tribute from the l-ri,,
Nauonal Bank o. this city. a which Senator Hanna
was president. u stauos six feet high and i-
o-lh entirely o. pink carnations with a base ~
-erns and vines II BIS placed Immediately ~ the
head o. the coffin
ne Senator Hanna seen b. the thousands Who
nee past TIE bier was Tar different from the Senator
mama familiar 70 Cleyelanders in life The face was
oh aha drawn. bearing plain testimony 20 The
-.tlng mat he had undergone. The hands
c-ossed 1poa the chest and Visible through -he
- -Ioft were thin 10 ton. The death
- - was Wa unusual and heightened by the con
a. Win ne grave clothes Of black
80 CLOCK Tonight. Memorial Post. q A r
Il - ~ - ai'i tanua was p member. marched
r-eee- -t5'-iei "i commerce o. BODY. and IN the
r.I-hot ct their dead conrade conducted the rit-
49, funeral service ~ their organization. After
- sI-.-nltE 20 guard The body during the night
fsr,se ,8quest ~ many friends of the Hanna
cisfc' E.snop Leonard VIII deliver r short eulc-
- eoofess. at the conclusion Of the regular
&C.. services to-norrop. on the life II the dead
se--SelaI Bishop Leonard viii be assisted in the
ICES ty The Rev William N Pierce. president
nenFol College. az Gambler Ohio. the Rev Dr.
~ esieR ot 81 Palls. and the Rev. A II Jones.
:. = Johns Church THIS city, q which Mr. Hanna
VS. a VcStrvuau.
a, the close IT tae services ~ the church the
'''T viii 30 conveyed lake View Cemetery.
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