Evening star., 1904-02-18

cents cabinet, Messrs. Taft, Wilson and
Corteiyou. the delegation from the Senate
ana the House OF Representatives. there
VIII aiso be In attendance the entire Ohio
state legislature. consisting OF about 100
special train
Gov Herrick and staff and ex-Gov. Nash
ana ten friends will also attend. So far
as known Gov. Durbin of Indiana is the
only state executive outside of Ohio com
ing to the funeral. Gov. Durbin will ha
accompanied by his staff. Among others
who nave sent kilograms of their intention
70 20 come are: George B. Cox and party of
Ten from Cincinnati M. W. Hissey and a
party of six from GAINESVILLE John r NAL
Ny Ny u columbus, N. B. Billingsley, Lisbon;
nr. ana Mrs c. M. Splitter. Mr.. and Mrs
Ge9,se e. Pomeroy of Toledo. ]. H. Prince
o =. boston, +. L. Bayard and N. H. Swayne.
Toledo, and Harry s. New of fundamentally
Schools to Close.
All public and parochial schools will
ciose Friday, and no theatrical perform
ance VIII be given at the Euclid Avenue
Opera House Thursday night Senator
Iahha owned that theater and Manager
Harts pays this tribute of respect to his
memory W -'-~
hanna pictures are in every store window
III ene city, surrounded either by simple
Iaourhng draperies, an American flag or
1oae ,n. nahdsome and appropriate floral desig-
The citizens Of Canton, Ohio have adont-
Gu resolutions OF. respect and sympathy to
lIe memory and for the family of Senator
tha. s aHo dele cation of citizens from
'Ios p,ace Will attend the funeral In a body
ralph M. Easily, secretary of the Civic
euer rau0n and twelve members of that
Dooy VIII attend the funeral, having left
I'VE" 1ork today for this city.
To Convenience Workingmen.
Il was decided tonight by the local COM
mittee of arrangements for the lying in
state ceremonies to open the auditorium of
the chamber of commerce at 6 o'clock
FRIDAY morning, instead of at O'Clock.
Tor the convenience of thousands OF work.
ingmen who would otherwise be prevented
from obtaining last look at the familiar
race or Cieveland's noted dead
AT the meeting of the United Trades and
Ia LABOR council tonight twenty representa-
yves were chosen from the various crafts
~ par.ieipate In the Hanna funeral The
proposed general Outpouring of working
men mas been abandoned at the wishes OF
the Immediate family of mourning
Ine BODY of Senator Hanna will face the
south ana VIII be placed in the center of
tne chamber OF commerce auditorium The
thousands OF spectators who are expected
to throng that edifice will be hurried for
ward py attachments OF the engineering
corps Entrance will be by the main doors
ana exit at the two doors in the rear Of
the building.
All business to Suspend at Columbus.
dispatch from Columbus last night
says: Gov. Herrick telephoned from Wash
fngton this afternoon instructions for tbe
issuance of a supplementary proclamation
requesting that as a further mark of re-
spect to the memory Of the late Senator
Hanna all business in the state be sus-
pended for five minutes from to O5 pm.
FRIDAY, during this funeral service at Cleve-
land. tf7fE
The joint resolution drawn IN bv tho
COMMITTEES of state officers and members of
the legislature pays the following tribute
to the late senator:
Three times in the space of five weeks
Ohio has been shocked and grieved by the
death OF distinguished citizen whose lead
ersh1p among his fellows has gained for
MIN the highest popular favor. Two of
conspicuous ability; the third. facile prin-
ceps as chief of his party organization. as
senator in the national Congress as broad |
minded statesman and philanthropist citi-
his time.
A Mastery Man.
Emerging from private life less than a |
decade ago, and from the beginning much !
and much abused, not to |
say cordially hated, by those who did not |
know him, in a few feeting years he had
compelled the admiration Of all and had |
won the trustful love of ALL Marcus A.
Hanna was masterful man; but he was |
also man Of high and honorable purpose |
and of genial disposition He went straight |
to the mark, but there was nothing sinister |
in his methods He was always out in the |
open. honest, jealous, frank and fair With
such methods he won success, and fairly |
the remarkable Endorsement which |
called out that proud and happy utterance |
which Is still ringing in our ears. And may |
/ not say yindication?
I'VE shall miss HIS w c0,y1 col h}o f,.. |
trepid leadership, his loyal friendship"
Remains Reach Pittsburg,
PITTSBURG, Pa. February 1S.-The train |
bearing the remains Of Senator Hanna ar
rived at the Union station at O'Clock |
this morning, and thirty-five minutes later |
continued on its journey to Cleveland |
When the train reached Pittsburg all on |
board were sleeping but the undertaken |
and the colored porters.
On account Of the early hour and cold |
weather but few persons were at the station.
squad OF pOIice guarded the train until |
its departure from the city.
Funeral Train Departs.
The funeral party bearing the remains Of |
Hanna left this city for Cleveland |
last evening at 6 o'clock The remains had |
been escorted by the committees Of Con-
gress from the Capitol to the Pennsylvania
station.
On the train were all the members of the
late senator's family and number Of per-
sonal friends. The train consisted Of one |
baggage car. a dining car, two Pullman
sleepers, a private car and an observation
car. The observation car was cleared of
all of it's observation seats, and in this
space the casket was placed. Around 1t |
were banked the many floral offerings. and
nearly every seat remaining in the car held
one or more of these perfumed burdens
The car carrying the remains was the first
in the train.
The Funeral Party.
The funeral party is composed of the fol.
lowing: Mrs. M. A. Hanna, Mr. H. M |
Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hanna, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Medill Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dover,
Miss Mary E. Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Prem
tiss Baldwin, Gov. Myron T. Herrick, Bish-
op Leonayd, Apdrew Squire, Gen. and Mrs.
Charles RlDNk Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Fisher,
DR.. e. p. carter. j. H. Dempsey, Miss Nor
ton (nurse), Frank v. Bennett, John Kis-
ley and s6vefaE servants
Presideht Roosevelt called on Mrs. Hanna
at O clock yesterday afternoon to pay his
respects and to offer his condolences He