Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
Last Marks Of Respect Paid the
Wyoming Victims.
THE SCENE WAS A SAD ONE
Churches Ft,ied with sohbing VIA. w.
aud os sphAns- Relief Measures
Insagarated.


We're laid 10 rest today with the most
impressive ceremonies. There were 81
buried from the Mormon church alone.
where the services were conducted BY
Bishop Bowers OF Almy. assisted by
Bishop Brown of Evanston and eminent
dignataries of the Mormon church from
Salt Lake. including Franklin ID. Rich
ards. church historian. John Henry
Smith. one of the IL apostles. and Sey-
mour B. Young and Edward Stephen
son. two OF the seven presidents of the
Seventies. Bishop Ciuff of Coalville.
president of the Summit county church.
also assisted. The choir of the church
was composed OF "A members. led by
Professor James III, Hood, who conduct
ed the singing. The church is the larg-
est in Uintah county. but was insuffi-
client 10 accommodate one-third OF the
people who attended.
II was attempted to take the coffinesi
bodies OF the dead into the church. but
after 10 had been carried in II was found
that all OF them would occupy so much
space that there would not be enough
room to seat the mourners. and the
bodies were moved out again and ar
ranged In rows at the SIDE of the church.
Such a scene has rarely been Witnessed
anywhere, and IL required the utmost
efforts of Bishop Cluff and Apostle
Smith to hush. by words of comfort and
consolation, the sobs of the widows,
mothers and children. so that the exer-
cises might proceed. All these were
buried at the Mormon cemetery at Red
Canon.
The Firms. too. were buried from their
own chapel I'm their own burying
ground The Rev. Brook Hutchings Of
the Evanston Presbyterian church. con-
Quoted the services at No. 4 schoolhouse,
Almy.
The Rev. Leppert conducted services
for those of the Methodist faith, the
Rev. Father Fitzgerald OF the Evanston
Catholic church. for those of his faith.
while the Rev. F. Il. Beggs. of the Evan
ston Methodist church. preached the
funeral sermon at the opera house over
the remains of o. Maltby, who was bur-
led with Masonic honors by Albert Pike
commandery No. 1. OF Evanston.
Fred Morgan was buried by the A. o.
e. W., OF which order he and Mr.. Malt
by We're members. carrying 1000 insur-
ance. the only two insured out Of the
whole 81.
The Ancient Order OF Foresters bur
led under their auspices five persons at
this place at 1 o'clock.
Memorial services were held at st.
Panrs Episcopal church by the Rev.
Mr.. Duffy. the rector. The offertory
was for the benefit OF the bereaved.
Contributions are coming in freely.
and II is hoped that none OF the more
than 800 almost destitute people now
without means of support will be per-
mitted 10 suffer for the necessaries OF
life.
LIST OF THE DEAD.
Following Is an accurate and complete
list OF the dead;
James Il. Bruce
o. Maltby.
w. K. Cox
James w. Clark
William Sellers. Jr.
Jerry Crawford.
James Limb.
Fred Morgan.
Samuel Clay.
W. IL. Grieves.
Willard Brown.
John q. Locke.
George Hydes.
| David w. Laurie. Jr.
| William Morris.
| John Morris
| John II. Clark.
/ James +. Clark.
| William Langdon. Sr.
Marshal Langdon.
| David Lloyd.
/ John @. Martin.
/ George Critchlow.
| George Hardy.
| Matt Johnson
II. A. Hyborn.
William Pope
John Wilkes.
/ Charles and Gus Kasoia.
! Aaron Butte.
| William weedup.
James. Samuel and Thomas Hutehin
| son.
william Sellers. sr.
Hugh sloan.
William Graham. Jr.
Henry Scothren.
Albert Clark.
John Thehy.
William and Andrew Mason.
John Lester.
William wagstaf.
Charles Clark. i
Joseph Hyden.
John Lehti.
Matt 6tita-
1 Walter Miller.
Thomas Booth.
BENJAMIN Coles.
Samuel Bates.
John Dexter.
Henry Burton.
Samuel Holston.
Isaac Johnson
John Lopar.
Angel permodL
John FeRrn.
Baptiste Julian.