Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
HAYS REMAINS
IN CLEVELAND.
Now Rest IN Chamber Of Com
mcrcc and viii Stay There
Until Funeral,
THEY WILL NOT Be UNCOVERED.
Famous Troop "a Will Guard Then
Public Excluded from Room
Where They Arc

'IcNclunI ONO, JuIy 3, Covered by
palms and Woalhs or roses ana bios.
soms Of tho sweet pea, the uskcl con.
tanning the body Of John lluN WAS, nc
u O'Clock tins morning placed iu the
auditorium Oi the chamber or com.
morco whore II VIII remain mdc mill
lniy guurd unlIl $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
morning whom u win be- lakon to wade
chapel IN Lukoyiow cemetery for the
losl services that II ~ possible for bin
fumily ana couutrymcn to render 10
Ms memory
The train which brought the body
Of Mr. Hay Ia Cleveland Nua the Lake.
shore limited due In DhIs rIty nt G.55,
AZ the 'Ittlo mburb NJ Chenille Ave
niles from this city whore samuel
Mathcr II bpthcr.m.nw of Mrs Hay
resides. % stop was made ana the FUN.
clol car together with the ear u which
the mcmbcrs or the Hay family had
Travelled were detached from the train
ana placed on q siding There was no.
BODY ui the station when thO train ar.
f,Nod save Two on three railroad en-.
ploNos ana "a lew newspaper men, the
llFl one 10 ulght nom the ear was
samuel MuihpI VINO was followed
closely by Mls Mulhcr ana then cumo
MIS- lllN heavily yelled, She walked
hono. requiring no assistance Two
automobiles wore uWuitlNg the arrival
or the party ana NO time was lou In
departing for the residence Of Mr.
MAlhcr which h situated about one
lnlle from the station, The tNO auto,
mobiles swept away from the station M
q CLOUD Of dust leaving the funeral
snr M charge Of conductor Joseph
PITCHER Of the Boston ana Main rail-
read, who has come through Win the
unin nom Nowbury n, H.
inc llhln remained IN Glcuyllc mln
~ O'CLOCK when IN charge of officials
or we Lake shore road, and unaccom.
panied by any members Of the Hay
lumllg NJ OF whom remained ut tho
residence of Mr. MuthoI II WAS run
down to the union depot IN this city,
arriving az 1913, Awaiting the nj
rival ~ the funeral train IN the douot
were the members " the committee an,
pointed at last nights meeting M the
chamber OF commerce
Drawn up outside the depot was the
restless Inc Of cavalry rcyolands
famous troop A. under The command
OF cat SchonCld, which VIII act az
military escort throughout the funeral
ceremonies ana win furnish the guard
OF honor which night ana day VIII be
maintained around the body NJ the diy.
ilnRulHhol dead untll II has been placed
w The ln0l rcstInglacc IN LukovIcW.
Immediately The car came 10 STOP
The committee, marching Two ana two,
entered into a line In the rear NJ the
cHr Under The command OF Lieut.
otto Miller Of troop \, four sorgouuls
of the troop together with two cor.
poruls, formed I'm double column be-.
hind the committee, Falling back To-,
ward the sides NJ the ear the mem.
bcrs of the committee gave way 10
the dctail Of non.commlssioncd officers
who advanced 60 the end Of the train
and received from the underwriters us.
sielanis the Caskot unun which rested
two crossed palms, tied with n broad
rlbon of royal urplc and an enormous
wreath Of pink roses ana white sweet
peas The cavalry at once wheeled
into column IN advance NJ the hcarso
ana as soon ~ the momhoW NJ the
committee had taken their places I'm
-
taken up from the chamber Of commerce
about one mite distant rhc escort
proceeded M a slow march recurring
about 20 minutes lo rOvor the distance,
Not over zoo people were az the depot
when the funeral train arrived ana
crowd ~ possibly twice that mum.
Dor was gathered IN front of the cham.
her ~ commerce building, whom the
cavalry arrived opposite ~ door wheel,
ING hIa men ~ one side Of the street
IN Il line. capt Sohoncld again brought
them 10 present arms while the six none
commissioned ofrcrehur the body from
the holleo through The brund entrance
of lhn chamber ~ commerce huildiug
and down tho long hallway which was
absolutely deserted myo fore the proc
tnpo NJ solitary sentry who stood
motionloeR Wllh his carhinc presented
unlil all the funeral party had passed
along The ,c0tkci WAS horno into mo
auditorium. whore Il wns placed upon
u low bier the black of which was rec
lleNod by the folds Vt the national llog,
which was dr0pcd across 4 Back ~
the bier which was placed IN the dcu.
teal SPOT where the body VI the late
senator Hanna lay M state. was u hank
OF towering palms ana n large number
Ol olOfI lINOlh Mrl' HlNUVNl llNl'lNilN
around the hall, -Four scn,rlos Woro n
onro placed ON guard ana n dothil NJ
police stationed IN tho outer hall The
r,ic ana military guards Will be- pres
ont every instant Of tho day aud nlght
untIl Wednesday morning when the
body win DO taken to Wade chapel M
the LpkevIow cemetery for the mat
goryic'N ny tho request NJ MrN Hay
the ciskot viii not b. opened during
the time II remains In the chamber NJ
commerce and the public generally VIII
not D. admitted a. the hnll In when
the caeket rests,
IN addition 20 President Roosevelt,
who % % arrive NJ y o'clock Wudncs-
day morning, the local committee haa
been advised that representatives. ~
banks, oS.SccN NJ War Root. AN the
mcmnrrs NJ the present cabinet except
Sccy, Can, oN.Sccrctnrlos Of the Navy
Long and MoWoh oN'SoCN NJ iho
Treasury Lyman I, Hngr, ana former
Ally.tiOn philnndor &, Knox win ar.
rive tomorrow night ana Wednesday
for the funornl None Of the dlrlIl'
gulFhol visitors VIII remain for any
longih of time after the funeral tho
president leaving nj . o'clock with tho
members Of hls cabinet aud the others
during the evening Mrs Hay viii 70.
turn during the evening Ia Lake Suna.
poo,