The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-11
TO PAY TRIBUTE TO
LATE H. F. STEVENS
Funeral Services to Be Held
This Afternoon at st. PauIs
Episcopal Church.

st. Paul will today pay its last tri-
butte to Hiram F. Stevens before his
remains are shipped to Vermont for
burial The funeral services, which
will be held this afternoon at ST. Paups
Episcopal church, Ninth and Olive
streets, will be attended by hundreds
of the friends and associates of the de-
parted After the services, which will
commence at $50 o'clock, the body
will lie in state till o'clock, when it
will be prepared for transportation.
The board of directors of the Com
mercial club, of which Mr.. Stevens
was a member for many years, held
special meeting yesterday afternoon
and adopted the following resolutions;
Hiram F. Stevens, member OF, the
Commercial Club of St. Paul, departed
this life on the 9th day of March. 1904.
We lament his departure from the fields
of activity in which he has ever been an
honered leader Conspicuous in church
and state, in education and historical re-
search, in fraternal and social life. bril-
liant, kind and true, crowned with honor,
he has closed well-rounded life.
The directors in meeting assembled on
March 10, 1904. instruct the secretary to
inseribe this tribute in the records and
to send copy of this resolution to Mrs
Stevens and to express to her the deep
Committees to Attend Funeral.
The Commercial club has appointed
a special committee to attend the flu
neral. This committee is composed of
A. A. Doolittle, Jesse A Gregg, E. c.
Stringer, H. A. Boardman, Condo
Hamlin and A K. Pruden. The memo
rial committee and the visiting COM
mittee will also attend as representa-
tives of the club. The members of the
committee are: A. NJ Wiekwire, c. w.
Farnham and e. G. Stringer. The Wis
fling committee is composed of l.. A.
Straight, J. L. Barnes, E. j. Cannon,
Prof. ]. D. Bond, F. N. Dickson, A. b.
Horn, E. j. Hunt, Rufus A. Hoyt,
Louis Nash, II. K. Pine, Lee Pruden,
J. H. Ringold, George F. Stanchfield
and Theodore w. Brown.
The Sons of the American Revolu-
ton. of which Mr.. Stevens was
following committee: Gen. John B.
Sanborn, Gen. Judson Wade Bishop.
E. c.. Stringer, Capt. B. L. KfngSbury,
d. r. Moves and H. A. Boardman.
The State Horticultural society will
be represented by the following COM
nittee, of which Gen. John B. Sanborn
is chairman; Henry w. Childs, John
Espy, William H. Lightner, D. l.
Kfngsbury, Warren Upham and Will
liam J. White.
The honorary pa1lbearers will be as
follows: Maurice Auerbach, Judge
Walter Fl. Sanborn. Judge John A.
Lovely, Kenneth Clark, j. M. Hanna
ford, John D. O'Brien, w. P. Warner
and Judge William Loehren.
The active pallbearers will be: F.
D. Bass, F. E. Bird, Clarence w. Hal
bert, Charles Lawrence, w. r. Sache
and Armand Albrecht.
The members of the Ramsey county
bar have been called to meet in Court
Room No. 1, at the court house, this
afternoon at o'clock for the purpose
of attending the funeral services. Out
of respect for the deceased member,
there will be no court in any of the
branches of the district court this aft
ernoon.
At the state capitol the flag on the
building will be hung at half mast
this afternoon during the funeral serv-
ices.