The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-17
OVER THE BIER OF
SENATOR HANNA
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action on the death Of Mr.. Hanna.
They adopted resolutions and appoint
ed committees to attend the funeral at
Cleveland, Senator Kittredge, of South
Dakota, and Representative McCleary,
OF MINES ota, being members. The an
nouncement of Mr.. Hanna's death was
made in the senate by Senator Foraker.
Both houses adjourned as a mark of re-
spect.
In appearance, the features of the
dead statesman are very lifelike. They
Indicate little emaciation, and on ac-
count Of the oxygen used there is an
absence Of the ashen pallor aften pc
culiar to the dead.
The remains will be conveyed from
the hotel to the capitol at II o'clock to-
morrow morning. The cortege will be
simple and there will be no demonstra-
ton or display. Preceding the hearse
and the carriage containing the mem
bers of the family and invited friends,
will be a detail of mounted police. The
casket bearers will be officers detailed
from pc capitol force.
The body will be conveyed at
o'clock to the Pennsylvania station
At o'clock a special train bearing
the body and the members of the fam
lily and their invited guests will leave
for Cleveland.
The train will pass slowly through
several Ohio towns and villages, in all
Of which Senator Hanna was a IA
n1iliar figure, but no stops will be
made. During the afternoon and night
of Thursday the body will lie in state
in the Chamber of Commerce in CIeve-
land. The funeral will be held on Fri
day at / p. m. in st. PauPs Episcopal
church. Bishop Leonard, of the do
cese of Ohio, will officiate, being as
sisted by the rector of st. PauIS and
perhaps by other clergymen. The
burial will take place in Lakeview
cemetery, where the remains of Presi-
dent Garfield rest.
Great Demonstration in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 16.-At
conference of representative citizens
this afternoon 1t 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 war veterans
and perhaps all of the several military
companies of the city will participate
in the procession.
During the time the body remains in
the Chamber of Commerce auditorium
the guard of honor will be alternately
of Civil war veterans and members of
the FIILn regiment. BUSINESS Will be
suspended, also street car service, dur
ing the hours Of the funeral.
Senator Hanna was a comrade in
Memorial post, G. A. R., and that or
ganization will be prominent in the
funeral procession. Admission to st.
Paurs will be by card.
The body Of Senator Hanna will not
be taken to the family home, nor to
that of 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 ceremony in Lakeview cemetery.
The value Of the estate left by Senator
Hanna is estimated at from seven to eight
millions of dollars. It is stated that he
owned at least Is per cent Of the stock
OF the Cleveland Electric railway, CAPT.
talized at $33, ZOO. 900. In addition to be-
ing largely interested in vessel and iron
mining properties, he was a director in
the United National bank, Guardian Trust
company, Peoples Savings and Loan
company Of this city, and Cleveland &
Pittsburg railway. He was a large stock
holder in the American Shipbuilding COM
pany and the Pittsburg Coal company
He owned the Euclid Avenue opera house
In this city.