Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-16
Committee Of Twenty five Appointed TO
Attend the Services at Cleveland, o.
Roosevelt Will Attend Service at
Capitol - Arrangements for the Fun.
ersl Hanna's Career.

menti OF the senator's death fell TO
Foraker, Hanna's colleague. Most OF
the late senator's colleagues were in
their seats before the senate was called
to order. and their faces bore traces OF
the eorcw which all felt. The galleries
too were crowded and thruout the en-
tire assembly there was sense Of de-
preston scarcely less marked than
that which prevaded the senate itself.
After fering REMARKS by Mr.. For-
aker In announcing the death OF Seua-
tor HAnnn, t1e adoption OF the resolu-
tions ana the appointment OF the COM
mitsQe 10 take charge OF the arrange
ments Tor the funeral. the eehate at
1914. adjourned.
The consnrtttee provided for IN the
resolution follows: Foraker. Allison.
Afdrich, Hale. Plat, OF Connecticut:
Frye. spooner, Perkins. Wetmore.
lHansbfcush, Warren. Fairbanks. De-
pew. Keau. Scott, Beveridge Aiger
Khtredge. German. Cockrell, Teller.
Bacon Martin. Blackburn McHenry.
PreG4deAA Roosevelt has decided not
to 70 to Cleveland to attend the funeral
Of the late Senator Hanna. He will.
however, attend the services at the
capitol tomorrow.
Arrangements for the funeral hero
and In Cleveland are being completed.
A spec.si train bearing the remains
OF ,.se dead c>Nnto- will ienvs herr tn
morrow- evening and will arrive in
Cleveland about II O'Clock Thursday
morning. The train VIII be met ct the
bordesp Of the state BY Governor Her.
TICK. who Will leave at once in advance
OF the funeral party and will accom-
pany It to Cleveland.
The body will tie IN state Thursday
at the Ar1nory OF the Cleveland Grays.
Tho funeral will be held Friday at a
time not yet fixed IN st. Pn.ul's Episco-
pai church. The service will be con-
Quoted By Bishop Leonnrd. Of the d.
|ueese Of northern Ohio.
The remains OF Senator Hanna will
be conveyed from the hotel to the esp
|ttoi at II O'Clock tomorrow. Az s p. m.
Nhe body will be conveyed % the Penn
sylvania station. At . a special traan
bearing the body and members Of the
family and invited guests Will leave tor
Cleveland. Al Salem, Governor Herrtck
formally wltl receivs the remains In
Ohio. Tho trip from Salem to cleve-
land WIN be slow. The train Will pass
through several downs and villages in
all OF which Hanna was familiar figure.
but no Stops will be made.
Arriving st Cleveland about II Thur
sday the train Will be met at the sta
tton by cttiIenn COMMITTEES and by
Troop A.. Ohio National Guard Cav
airy. No miNtAxy Demonstration will
be 4 feature of tho ceremonies In Clev-
Gland. During the attention and night
OF Thursday the remains Of Hanna will
He Il, state In the Chamber Of Com
meree. The Afnefat Will be held on
Friday As .. m. In 81. Pa,ii's Upiseopal
church.
Marcus Alonzo Hanna vas born in
Now Iisbon, coiumbiAna county, ohi,.
Sept. a., 1887. Columbiana county
borders on the eastern line 81 the
state: on the west 1t adjoins Stark
county, the home OF the late William
mckinley, and on the east is bounded
by Beaver county. Pennsylvania, the
home OF Senator Quay.
Mr.. Hanna received high school
education and year In the Western
Reserve University. He was descended
from virsinia Friend. and Vermont
Presbytcrians and IN his blood were
the qualities that yield viEor and
tenac:ty and solemn, sombre, fiery
perseverance,. One OF his gifts was
that OF continuance.
Hanna inherited ability and WAS
educated in business. At the ase Of 20
nc became clerk In the store OF his
father, who moved to Cleveland in 1859
and became wholesale grocer and
provision merchant. In 1851 the Ia
ther died and his son succeeded TO the
business, travelling extensively and
forming valuable acquHintances. In
1864 he married Miss Augusta Rhodes.
daughter of his senior partner, D. p.
Rhodes, who retired few years late-.
when the Arm of NJ. A. Hanna & Co.
was organized. Hanna, after being iii-
terested in several vessels, became the
proprietor OF one named for his fathe:.
Leonard Hanna, and later, became a
large owner of ships on the lakes. and
head OF the Globe Iron Works Com
pany OF Shlpbuilders. The course OF
his business was plainly marked as Q
system Of progression. First grocer,
then ship owner, next shipbuilder.
and as he consumed iron he developed
ores.
In the same corner OF Ohio where
Hanna was born are the homes OF John
Sherman and James A. Garfield, as
well as William Mckinley. In behalf
OF these three neighbors Of his. Mark
Hanna. the business man. became
Hanna the politician. He was IN
With Sherman. Garfield and