The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-17
SENATOR HANNA'S FUNERAL
CLEVELAND1O MAKE TIA MAG
 NIFICENT AFFAIR.

VIII Take Part in she Funeral Pro-
 csssion-AIi Business to be Suspended.
 Cleveland, Feb. 16.-At the confer ence of representative citizens held in the city hall day it developed that the funeral of Senator Hanna is likely to be one of the most magnificent dis plays of affection that has ever been shown an individual.
 Veterans of the civil war, working men, Spanish-American veterans and perhaps all of the several military com- panies of the city will participate in the funeral procession.
 During the time the body remains in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium the guard of honor will be alternately civil war veterans and members of the Fifth regiment.
 Mayor Johnson will issue a proclama- tion tomorrow suggesting the suspen- sion of all business during the hours of the funeral, and this suggestion will be carried out. President Andrews, of the Cleveland Electric Railway company, stated that he would order the cessation of all street car service in the city dur ing the funeral time.
 Senator Hanna was a comrade in Memorial post, G. A. R., and that or ganization will be prominent in the fu- neral.
 The proffer of military assistance to maintain order was respectfully declin- ed by Mayor Johnson, who is confident that the local police force is ample for the occasion.
 No formal invitations will be sent to any organization to participate in the funeral, but all those who wish to do so will be permitted to do so. The repre- sentative of the United Trades and La bor council, Peter Hassenptiue, stated that undoubtedly thousands of work ingmen would be part of the funeral es- cort. Admission to St. PauIs church will be by card.
 A pathetic incident in connection With the bringing home of the body Of Sen ator Hanna is that it will not be taken to the family home nor to that or his son, but will be in the hands of the committee of public men from the time it arrives in the city until the final cer- emony in Lake View cemetery.
 The committee appointed by the Hanna family at Washington, consist ing Of Samuel Mather, Judge w. E. Sanders. General George A. Garretson, Caesar A. Grasselli and J. B. zerbe met tonight at the Union club and took the following action:
 ITO request Mayor Johnson to issue proclamation that all business in the city be suspended during the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock on the day of the fun- eral, Friday, February 19; that the res- idences and business houses along the route. Euclid avenue, from the station of the Pennsylvania railroad to the Chamber of Commerce building, be draped; that detail of fifty policemen be stationed at the railroad depot; 100 along the line of march, and fifty at the entrance to the Chamber of Commerce that Adjutant General Crichfeld, at Columbus, order out troop A, of Cleve- Hand. for escort duty from the station to the Chamber of Commerce: that a delegation of the Chamber drape inter- for and exterior of that building" r The cataealcue that was used at the lying-in state of the late President Me- Kinley at Canton has been secured for a similar purpose for Senator Hanna, and the catasalcue will arrive here in the morning.
 The police and military arrangements are under the direction of General George A. Garretson.
 The burial will be in Lake View cem- etery, the final ceremonies being held in Waterbury chapel, beautiful struc- ture in marble and mosaics, but with such a limited seating capacity-per- haps thirty or fortythat the cemetery services will be private. The body will be placed in one of the receptacles in the chapel until spring. Bishop Leonard will conduct brief services at the chapel
 The funeral services will be arranged by Rev. George H. McGrew, D. D., pas- tor of St. PauPs, The seating capacity of that church will limit the attendance outside the family and public officials to 400. Ohio state legislature is expect ed to attend in a body.
 The congressional delegation, senate and house, will be taken care of at the Hollenden hotel.
 The committee suggests that through out the state on Friday afternoon for five minutes, 1 D. m. until 1:05, all bus mess, railroad traffic and street car ser vice, in every city and town, be sus- pended as a mark of respect to the de- ceased.
 Washington. Feb. 16.-The official or ders setting forth the order of the ser vices at the funeral of Senator Hanna in this city has been prepared. by the senate committee in charge of the ar- engagements as follows:
 The senate will meet at 12 o'clock Wednesday. February IT, 1904.
 "Tfe body of the late Senator Marcus A. Hanna will be placed in the senate chamber prior to the assembling of the senate.
 'rTle president of the United States and his cabinet: the chief justice and associate justices of the supreme court the house of representatives, the diplo- matic corps. the admiral of the navy and the lieutenant general of the army have been invited to attend the services in the chamber. and will occupy the seats on the floor of the senate assign ed them by the sergeant-at-arms. ''The president and his cabinet will meet in the presidents room.
 The supreme court will meet in the supreme court room.