The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-18
NO EULOGY TO BE SPOKEN
FUNERAL OF SENATOR HANNA
 AT CLEVELAND.
Family Doe. Not Wish Any nsmars. of an Eulogl.,ie Satuss to be Made at Services In That cisy-Re mains Taken from Washington on special Train Services at inc c.pftol.
Services at the Capitol.

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 Services at the Capitol.
 Cleveland, Feb. 17.-In accordance with the wishes of the Hanna family. it has been decided that no remarks of an eulogistic nature shall be made in St. PauPs church at the funeral ser vices over the remains of Senator Han ma. which will be held Friday, and the services will consist only of the ritual istic service of the Episcopalian church. A memorial meeting, however. will be held at the Chamber of Commerce Sat urday afternoon, at which prominent citizens will deliver addresses on the life and work of the deceased stat es- man.
 1 Practically all business will be sus- pended in Cleveland for the greater part of Friday as a mark of respect to the memory of Senator Hanna. The banks will close at noon and stores and manufacturing establishments will sus- pend business for the balance of the day. All street cars in this city will become motionless for five minutes at l 1 o'clock p. m, the hour set for the be- l ginning of the funeral services at. St. | Pauls church.
 The attendance of notable men at the | funeral promises to be large. Besides | Senator Foraker, the three secretaries of the presidents cabinet, Messrs. Taft, Wilson and Cortelyou, and the delega- ton from the senate and the house of l Representatives, there will also be in l attendance the entire Ohio state legis-
 lature, consisting of about 1e0 men, who will come from Columbus on a special
 train. Governor Herrick and staff and ext Governor Nash and ten friends will l also attend. So far as known Governor Durbin, of Indiana, is the only state funeral Governor Durbin will be ac- jcompanied by his staff. Among others who have sent telegrams of their in
 tention to come are:
 George B. Cox and a committee of
 ten from Cincinnati; M. ". Hissey and a party of six from Zanesville; John R. Malloy, of Columbus; N. B. BillingsIey,
 of Lisbon: MT. and Mrs. c. M Spitzer and MT. and Mrs. George E. Pomeroy, ! of Toledo; J. H. Prince, of Boston; F. l.. Bayard and N. H. Swayne. of To- l ledo, and Harry s. New, of Indianapo- lis.
 All public and parochial schools will N close Friday and no theatrical peri fornn- ance will be given at the Euclid AveilueI Opera house Thursday night Senator Hanna owned that theater and ManaA4 ger Hartz pays this tribute of respect to his memory. x zs 2
 Hanna pictures are in every store
 window in the city, surrounded either by simple mourning draperies, an American flag or some handsome and appropriate floral design.
 Washington, Feb. 1.-The train bear ing the remains of Senator Hanna left Washington for Cleveland at 6 o'clock
 tonight. On the train are all the mern- bers of the late senator's family, and a number of personal friends The casket was taken from the United States cap- itol building at 4:45 D. m. and was es- corted to the Pennsylvania railroad station by the committee of senators and representatives which had charge Of the funeral in the senate chamber. The train consists of one baggage car, dining car, two Pullman seeDers. al private car and an observation car. The I observation car was cleared of all of it's
 observation seats and in this space the
 casket was placed. Around it were
 banked the many floral offerings, and nearly ever seat remaining in the car held one or more of these perfumed bur-
 dens. The car carrying the remains
 was the first in the train. The funeral
 party is composed of the following:
 Mrs. M. A. Hanna, H. M. Hanna. MT.
 and Mrs D. R. Hanna, MT. and Mrs. J ,.
 Medill Mccormick, Mir. and Mrs. Harry
 A. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dover,
 Miss Mary E. Phelps, Mir. and Mrs.
 Prentiss Baldwin, Governor Myron T.
 Herrick, Bishop Leonard, Andrew
 Squire, General and Mrs. Charles Dick,
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Fisher Dr. E F.
 Carter. J. H. Dempsey, Miss Morton. Frank V. Bennett, and John Kisley
 Tn the presence of the members of
 his family and many friends, of the
 Senate and House of Representatives,l of dignitaries from all the other branch-
 es of government. and of the chief offl~
 cial representatives of most of the for eign powers, the funeral services in
 this city of the late Senator Marcus A.. (Continued on Third Page.)
 
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