Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-16
FEELING IN OTHER CITIES.

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| that / am voicng the sentiment Of the
| people Of the whole United States"
FEELING IN OTHER CITIES.
Steps to Honor the Senator's Memory
| at Cleveland.
| CLEVELAND, Ohio, February 16.-Mayor
| Johnson has sent letter to seven repre-
| sentative citizens asking them to meet him
/ at his Office tomorrow afternoon to con-
! slider which will be the best method Of
honoring the memory of Senator Hanna
and to arrange a fitting program on the
| day of the funeral
| notwithstanding that the news of SEN
ator Hanna's death had been momentarily
expected for many hours in this his home
city, the announcement of his passing
| away came as a severe shock and caused
| profound sorrow in all quarters. Crowds
| gathered in front of the newspaper offices
| to read the bulletins. Not since the death
| of President Mckinley has there been such
| universal sorrow in Cleveland on all sides
| as was manifested when the fact of Sena-
tor Hanna's death became known
Concerning the death of Senator Hanna
| Mayor Tom L. Johnson said: Senator
| Hanna was the great representative Of the
political views of his party. He was in
| tent, earnest and honest in his convic-
| tons I sympathiZe deeply with his be-
1 reaved family and his party in their loss"
| The city council adopted resolutions of
| esteem and sympathy to the memory of
| the late Senator Hanna and at once ad-
| journed. The resolutions contain the state
| ment that Senator Hanna was one of the
countrys most eminent statesmen and the
| first citizen of Cleveland, and expresses
| sympathy with the family and friends Of
! the deceased. The council chamber was
| draped in mourning, and the entire city
| work can be done all public buildings will
| be draped. The council will attend the flu
| neral in a body.
| Bishop William Andrew Leonard of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Ohio paid
| the following tribute to the late senator:
ANY estimate of Senator Hanna's char
acter must accentuate his fidelity 70 the
! ship he gave It. He was true to his princf-
| pies and loyal to his friends.
| His career has been singularly strong
! and notable, and master or men mas
| fallen in our midst
His was boundless hospitality. replete
I with cheerfulness and joyous with unre-
| stricted comradeShip, and these comblna-
| lions of power and gentleness, of sturdy
| forcefulness and affectionate considera-
| ton. of masterfulness and sincere simplic-
ity, made him the great citizen ana the De-
loved companion.
Ohio Legislature Adjourns.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, February 16-Pro-
! found sorrow is expressed by state officials
| and citizens of Columbus over the death of
/ Senator HANNA udIly tOuCiliuS ttiAoSSS GA .
! paid to his memory by members of the Ohio
| general assembly. which only one month
ago reelected him to the United States
| Senate The legislature will adjourn for
| one week as mark of respect. incidental
/ ly this action will give further time for
| elaboration on the matter of electing sue
cessor to Senator Hanna.
| Gov. Cummins' Tribute.
| DIES MONIES, Iowa, February 16.-Prom-
| inent men from all over Iowa express sin
cere regret over the death of Senator
Hanna. Governor Cunamins said:
| He was a great executive and organizer.
I knew Senator Hanna intimately, when
/ was one of the national committeeman, and
| held him as dear as my own father.
| Mrs. Mckinley Much Grieved.
/ CANTON, Ohio, February 1.-THE news
! of the death of Senator Hanna was first
conveyed to Mrs. Mckinley by an Associat-
| ed Press newspaper bulletin. Mrs. Mckin-
| ley short time thereafter received mes
/ sage from Secretary Certelyou also telling
| her Of the passing away of Senator Hanna.
| She expressed great grief at the news In
| a message to Secretary Cortelyou she con-
| veyed through him to Mrs. Hanna and fam
lily her tenderest sympathies. She regards
| the death as personal loss, because of
| Senator Hanna's personal relations to her
| husband She hoped and believed he would
| recover.
New York Assembly Adjourns.
ALBANY, N. Y, February 1.-THE as
| sembly last night adjourned out of respect
| for the memory of Senator Hanna. Eulo-
| CYSTIC speeches were made by leaders Rog-
.ers and Palmer and Assemblyman Prince
| of New York, Mr.. Prince speaking especial
1 ly of Mr.. Hanna's efforts for the concflia-
4 ton of capital and labor.
| Publishers Take Action.
/ NEW YORK. February 16.-The American
Newspaper Publishers Association. now in
session in this city, today adopted the fol-
| lowing:
| Resolved, That the American Newspa-
per Publishers Association learned with
profound regret of the death of Senator
81. A. Hanna. and feel in common with the
American people the great public loss to
| the business interests of the world. and
| further that this expression of our sorrow
| be and is hereby extended to his bereaved
family"
| Mr.. Cleveland's Encomium.
| PRINCETON, N. j., February 16-For-
mer President Grover Cleveland. when In
| formed last night OF the death of Senator
Marcus A. Hanna, paid him the following
/ tribute:
| my relations with Mr.. Hanna were only
such as grew out OF our association as
members of the National Civic Federation.
| He was active in the work of that body
and sincerely ds~oted to the adjustment OF
differences be- can employers and en-
| ployes. He wGs of great service in the
/ work of the federation. and what he did
| and was able to do in accomplishing its OBJ
| jects made him useful man. His loss can
not fail to be greatly felt in more than one
1 field of valuable endeavor."
London's Tribute.
LONDON. February 16.-The death OF
Marcus Alonao Hanna has brought out
number of long obituary articles in the