The San Francisco call., 1904-02-18

close at noon on the day of the funeral.
In accordance with the wishes of the
Hanna family it has been decided that
no remarks of an eulogistic nature
shall be made in st. PauTs Church at
the funeral services over the remains
of Senator Hanna, which will be held
Friday, and the services will consist
only of the ritualistic services of the
Episcopal Church.
A memorial meeting, however, will be
held at the Chamber of Commerce Sat
urday afternoon, when prominent citi-
zens will deliver addresses on the life
and work of the deceased statesman.
The attendance of notable men at the
funeral promises to be large. Besides
Senator Foraker, three Secretaries Of
the Presidents Cabinet, Messrs. Taft.
Wilson and Cortelyou, and the delega-
ton from the Senate and the House
of Representatives there will be in at
tendance the entire Ohio State Lewis
lature, which will come from Colum-
bus on a special train. Governor
Herrick and staff and Ex-Governor
Nash and ten friends will also attend
So far as known Governor Durbin of
Indiana is the only State Executive
outside of Ohio coming to the funeral
Governor Durbin will be accompanied
by his staff.
Hanna's pictures are in every store
window in the city, surrounded either
by simple draperies, an American flag
or some handsome and appropriate
floral design.
1t was decided tonight by the local
committee of arrangements for the
lying in state ceremonies to open the
auditorium of the Chamber of Com
merce at o'clock Friday morning In
stead of s o'clock, for the convenience
of hundreds of workingmen.
At the meeting of the United Trades
and Labor Council tonight twenty rep
resentatives were chosen from the vsari-
Gus crafts to participate in the Hanna
funeral. The proposed general outpour-
ing of workingmen has been abandoned
at the wishes of the immediate family
of the Senator.
The Governor telegraphed instruc-
tions for the issuance of a supplement-
ary proclamation requesting that as a
further mark of respect to the memory
of the late Senator all business in the
State be suspended for five minutes,
from 1 to los p. m. Friday, during
the funeral service at Cleveland.
The joint resolution drawn up by the
committee of State officers and men,
bers Of the Legislature, the following
tribute to the late Senator was issued:
Three times in the space of five weeks Ohio
has been shocked and grieved by the death
of a distinguished citizen whose leadership
among his fellows had gained for him the
highest popular favor. Two of these have
filled the Governors chair with conspicuous
ability; the third. chief of his party
as Senator in the National Con-
gress. broad minded statesman and phian-
thropic citizen was one Of the most infiuen-
tal men of his time. Emerging from private
life less than decade ago and from the be-
ginning much misunderstood and most abused,
not to say cordially hated by those who did
not know him in few heeting years he had
the admiration of all and had won
the trust and love of both. Marcus A. Hanna
was a masterful man. but he was also a man
of high and honorable purposes and of genial
disposition. He went straight to the mark
but there nothing sinister in his methods
He always out in the open honest zeal
Gus frank and fair. With such methods he
won success and successfully earned the re-
Endorsement which called out that
proud and happy utterance which is still ring
Ing in our ears I'VE shall miss his wise coun-
sci his intrepid leadership, his loyal friend
ship