New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
BOTH HOUSES ADJOURN.
, Tho resolutions of5er,d by II. Foraksr were
a. follows:


e follows:
l5l.rd sorrow 81 the 6eath Of the boa Marcus a
Haara. late Caited states Senator from mo s'@'e
res5Ivod. That committee OF twenty-five Sen
49, % s ~i Il ~ ne presdlny otioer 10 take
ir5or Tor slperintcndiag tllo funeral q Nr Hanna
4 ~ ioel, an Wclresisv February u instant and
hes thc senate vii attend tire same q. .. "a.
Resolved That further mark or fespt..Il -
ferlafrr lsn removed from Washing on 10 ticFe--
aia ono 5oE Prisl % cal t &C. ca 5o shsI have
fui power 90 carry these resolutions into eIe t
herewith be paid out OF the contingent fund o. te
Resolved That tho secretary communicate these
Proceedings 10 the House OF REPRESENTING 80
hlnsrai M t1e senate chamber. and 10 appoint a
lonmittee 90 act with The coinInlttee ron '4-e
Resolved That invitations be extended 70 he
President u The United states enc neInoeI o. ~
ices az tho Supreme Court of The United states;
kiass5 the admiral II the navv aud the lieutenant
general ~ The army 10 attend the funeral IN 1he
Senate chamber.
The committee provided for in the resolutions
Eas appointed by the chair as follows: Senators
Foraker Allison Aldrich. Hale. Platt Comb
Frye. spoouer. Perkins. wetmore. Hansbrough'
warren. Fairbanks. Depeyv. Kean. Scott Bever-
ldge. Alge-. Kittredge. German. Cockrell. Teller.
Bacon Martin. Blackburn and McEnery.
The resolutions were adopted and Immediately
thereafter Oh motion Of AIr. Foraker. the Senate,
20 e further mark Of respect. adjourned
An unusually large number Of members OF the
House OF Representatives were in their seats
to-day on the converting OF that body. The
usual hum az voices was noticeably suhdued.
rs the conversation related almost eXcluslNeIg
10 the death Of Senator Hanna ana me pIe
tions being made for the participation OF the
lower body I'm the funeral service.
The resolutions adopted by The Senate. IN
9 la rerl1r s
fhe Senate for doing honor to Senator hallla'
were announced. AIr. Grosvenor. OF ono alCeI
securing unanimous consent that Wleh tLl9
House adjourn NJ lie 10 meet ~ us" a. M
Tomorrow then offered resolutions on lLe
death OF Dir. Hanna. which were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted. ,,,-,-.--,,,
17orT "A committee 10 represent the House al the
funeral. The entire Ohio delegation. inciudlhS
Representative Grosyenor, an Eooil1s. D.
ton Southland. Dick, Morgan Belalei' NaS PIE
ham Fndcbrgudt. Kyle. Shook. NeFln, N ar
mock Badger. CARRIER. Goebel Jackson, Ken
ueay. Iongvorth and Nee-ns. and Representa-
lives Burzett OF Nebraska, LUcking, q Mich
sran: DaIzcu. C. Pennsylvania Watson, OF n
diana. Burke n South Dakota; CIrrler, OF New
J4ampshfre: sherman 81 Newly ork; kodenburg.
of Illinois: McCleary, Of Minnesota whey OF
To- House win convene AT 11:40 a. m. to-
morrow when the members will march IN a
bo6v. with Speaker Cannon at their head, 10
the Senate.
MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY.
Thousands Of kilograms and letters from per
sons IN eli parts of the country have been re-
ceived already to-day by members Of the Hanna
family and Dry Secretary Dover. expressing the
sorrow Of the senders az the death Of Senator
Hanna. kilograms have been received from j..
Tierpont Morgan. General John .. A1cCook. presi-
dent Of the Ohio Society of New-Gork. the eX-
ecutIve committee Of the Civic Federation. Cor
nelius ~. Bliss. Clement A. Griscou. President
John Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers
ana other labor leaders. rendering their condo
lenCes and expressing their intention 10 attend.
81 possible. the services ir the Senate Chamber
tomorrow. a. BuuaU-Norill8 the minister from
Panama, has written TO Secretary Hay eN-
pressing. in the name Of the government and
people Of Panama. profound sorrow and offering
sympathy 20 the hereayed family.
1lrs. Hanna BE- feeling the effects n the severe
strain on her strength incident to her ceaseless
vigilance at the bedside of The senator during
his Illness Of two weeks. To-day. Tor p time.
she Frustrated. She rallied. however, and
later saw some o. the friends who called 10 eE-
press their condolences. She expects 70 attend
The funeral ceremonies in the Senate tomorrow
and 20 accompany the body 10 Cleveland to-mor-
row might.