The San Francisco call., 1904-02-18

cess as you might account for a boys success
IA IN game of marbles. But the analysis OF
character did not prove true. You might as
wen compare the stilted adJectives and SUD
sstSantlVes sS of a schoolboys theme against
I4 me passionate song of Burns or OF Tennyson'
ffere was no contriver no schemer, no mere
inventor. least of all was he copylst. Here
" Was a whole souled child Of God who oeheVed
IN ,l, success and who knew how to succeed py
using the infinite powers
Elght years ago an accomplished friend OF
mine said to one of the speakers in the can
vass: 'Who is this Cleveland man. this
hanna whom the newspapers are describing
me ne answer stays by me. wonder II the
man himself remembers it, Hanna is a man
VINO VINO means to apply to politics the methods Of
business men of honor
Honor. truth and Iovel Go to the bottom
ana these are what win success. square
poit VIII not fit a round hole in the side of a
steamship, Truth-unless my word is as good
as my note my note will be looked at coldly
when offer it for discount And unless 1
pursue the duty God has given me with an
Eager love OF those who have fallen down or
those who have stumbled; unless in my
strength bear the infrmites of the weak
an. woe is mel Love!
And so when men tell us what is true, that
TINS man more than any other could mediate
between the men who provide the tools and
the men who handle them that this had
the confidence of the workman and of the man
whose father was a workman, or the man
who. like himself had made nature his star
you understand what worked the miracle. You
can work it yourself.
These three abide: Faith, hope and love.
SPECTATORS ARE AFFECTED.
After 4 prayer, with which DIR. Hale
closed his sermon, the Gridiron Quar-
tet sang Nearer, My God, to Thee
While the religious services were in
progress suppressed sobs were heard
in many parts of the chamber. Post
master General Payne, who had been
for years associated with Mr.. Hanna
on the national committee, was among
those most affected. Secretary Hitch
cock was also visibly touched.
The hymn concluded, President Pro
Tenn. Frye addressed the assembly,
saying:
We commit the body of beloved Senator
now to the committees to the houses of Con-
gress and to the officers Of the Senate to ba
conveyed TO his late home in Ohio and to it's
final resting place
May God sanctify his life and death to us
who loved him well
The services were then closed with
a benediction by DIR. Hale.
The visitors and family then with
drew, the family followed by the Presi-
dent and Cabinet
The Senate then at 1 o'clock. on mo-
tion of Senator Lodge, adjourned.
NOTABLE CITIZENS PRESENT.
Among the distinguished men from
New York who attended the funeral
services at the Senate were Former
Secretary of the Interior Cornelius n.
Bliss, General John j. McCook, presi-
dent of the Ohio Society; ]. Pierpont
James ]. Hill and Clement A.
Griscom, president of the International
Company.
Many persons who had occupied the
galleries during the service left the
Capitol building with apparent reluct-
ance. 1t was not generally known that
the remains were not to lie in state,
and, as soon as the people were dis
missed a crush occurred around the
Senate chamber DOORS by reason of the
large number seeking admission to
gaze for the last time on a face known
widely and loved by all. The order to
clear the galleries was given, however,
and within an hour the chamber and
galleries had been closed against the
public. The remains were left at rest
in the closed chamber, surrounded by
the floral offerings and under a guard
of Capitol police.