Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-19
DECLINES TO TALK NOW
oH1o,s NEW GOVERNOR WILL
NOT DISCUSS APPOINTMENTS

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 19.-Gov. Andrew
Harris today declines to make any for
NAL statement regarding his policy. but II
is maintained at the state house that he Il
on record with the late governor in many
Of the plans he contemplated regarding
state Affairs. Mr.. Harris ID stiH at his home
In Eaton. and will not be here until after
the funeral of Gov Pattison.
The body of the late governor will not be
brought here to lie in state.
The state officials met this forenoon to
take action on GOV. Pattison's death.
There Is naturally much speculation
among politicians as to what he will dc
Pattison has made. The general notion Il
that he win not disturb them. The many
other appointments to be made viii. OF
course. be made from q republican party
standpoint. There Is said to be no doubt
about that.
Only the appointments of the executive
staff and that Of Harry 4. Taylor Of Ports
mouth to be Galipolis Hospital trustee
have been confirmed by the senate. The
others are merely on appointment record.
and the appointees have their commissions.
Gov Harris may send them to the senate
when 1t convenes. or he may annul them
and send In other names. But as the demo-
Gratis control the senate. with the aid OF
Senator Lamb independently, such new APP
pofntments would probably not be confirm
ed. and the appofntees OF Gov. Pattison
OciHS III WOulQ remain IN. ms nar0ly ap-
plies however. to the elections In the reor-
ganization of the state prison. which are
not executive appointments. So much de-
ponds on the warden that Gov. Harris may
desire that a man of his choice be placed
in that position
These are among the appointments that
Gov. Pattison has made: Adjutant general.
Q. III. Hughes; Harry E. Taylor, a trustee
OF the Gallfpolis Hospital; E. w. Crayton.
manager of the penitentiary; w. L. Fin
ley, state oil inspector: is Dreamer state
nre marshal; j. w. Johnson. state printing
supervisor; the trustees of the hospital for
the criminal insane.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 19.-The body
OF Gov. John M. Pattison will not be taken
TO Columbus for state funeral as was
suggested last night. His own wishes, and
those OF the family. were for a quiet serv-
a time some question whether there would
be even public services at the Methodist
Church in Milford to which the governor
belonged. However, 1t was decided that
such services should be held The services
will be in charge of the Rev. Marion lie
Sourd. pastor of the church. Interment
will be on the hillside near Fremont.
The governors son. John NJ Pattison, jr.
who is student at Harvard. could not be
reached Immediately last evening. but was
come home in March, when his father was
believed to be in critical condition, blu,
later returned to college. as the patient
seemed to be gaining strength and health .
Many kilograms of coincidence have been
received from all parts OF the country
business. social and political acquaintance
uniting in expressing regret at the death OF
Gov. Pattison.
Lieut. Gov. A. l.. Harris wired from
Eaton Ohio. as follows:
Mrs. John NJ Pattison-Please accept my
heartfelt sympathy on account of your sac
bereavement. A. L. HARRIS