Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
OBITUARY.


Dlod. ni residence, 7il ~. Second wcsi
sitoni, sllt Lake civ, of about h8lf rns.
nix un Ihuuday morning, July %, ieIj,
Arthur AWuu jacques, sou Of john
jacques and Mary Ann Am0ii JfeVuoa.
uir.a,oi was born boo tho E'gl.h n1ld,
salt LHku city, March D., lsii. ilo was
baptized when about osll yeats old.
From early cuIlluu.u Do was subject tO
DpIop Ir uiH, which Mulaly iuCrea'cI up.
ON hin. especially tho last year or two.
Medical remedies appeared 90 be Of % Go
avail Professional opinion was that tho
ufuiu was CUustflu.rd ur com russpl by
iia surroundings, which exercised uat-
ulHgluv Influence uu tho hnlrt uud Hufu.
web. 10 was ius8u.lhlo Tor about day
before bis death. His ond was peace
and quloiucsH, ED much 90 that 10 was
difficult Tor q uou-pr licssi0uh 10 tell
CNnttIy when hu passed away.
AZ Tho deceased wac naturally NJ ro.
| bust vitality aul had boon ulUu Hirt DO.
! fore, bio death was entirely uurAp0ftDl,
M imuch su that Do came ~ goat sud-
den shock, not only 90 Dis family, but
also 100 llg nnlGhhora, friends and no..
uUau.ancos generally, ono ~ whom
could hardly believe 10 %. nrs'.
ailments bound him moro closely
10 his family, which caused tho luts Ut
him 90 create ~ greater domestic void and
boo moro ko1nly fols and this ko1uness
was Sharpe ned hy he fac. That his only
aud younger brother had started un
n mission tD England month
before. Go where wu will. tho aching
void i4 there, which BIS ioll soroly by both
rntonis. but naturally most by his
mother deprived, n, -ho was, almost o..
once, 81 The presence " both oi her chill
drUu.
Tho funeral services wore held In tho
Niuciopuih ward meeting hou,o nt o.
noon ON Sunday july o. Elder Alex,
! Edward offered ihe opening prayer and
| lidCr Joseph Dcrnilge tuo closing one.
] Tho following hyuus vCrO -uug' $50
/ Lord, responsive 90 Thy clli5' "luyOll
| thy h1snuIi faithful tomi.' "Cru'c, so
I fond parents, cease Co weep tuusuIl.
! tory uidfatOI wpr0 mole hy t.dofs
John LDmnN mud Thomas -tm9us, li.h-
| o. lsunc Barton aud Elder Horny W.
| Naisbiu.
Sometimes ono wonders why 10 " tho,
/ one person should DO hnmpprUd by
uill riiuus all his ITO, while another ou-
! JOYS htalth, strength aud almost uyOfy
| earthly thing desirable. yet apparently
with no relation 90 tho tuu character uf
| olth0r person. Thon tho words of I'm
! savior como tu mind "rhut tho works
OF GOD should bp made NANTES % Also
/ tho words Of Abraham To tho firh man
| iu tho spirit world, Ia our Lords para.
| hlg-"lhou 10 thy lifa imo rucoiyodst
/ thy good lhiugs. and likewise Lazarus
/ evil hing, but nov lao Is Cumiurtul,
| aud thou AIT tufWputod.'
| Tho docCasrl was oi cheerful, free.
] hearty, klui y, generous disposition. aud
| was very willing workor, according Co
| biz opportunities aud experience, 90 nny-
| thing be- could DO. ITO had 900 Vices or
| yi,inu. habits, Ito disIlkod iuh8Ogn uut
smut, mud strong drink " every kind.
| lie was gratefully attached iu thusn Whu
were friendly Tee him'lr who lrcicd him
] with kindness,
ITO was most strongly attached 90 Die
parents. From child hu always vnu.rl
/ ha iuhUr Tor u companion, aud wua over
/ haUulosf whom thuy wtru tnFvthuE Ito
used to say 90 tis father, "i0u'll Doc me
go 10 mUoluT with yen. won't YOU, " /
nm well puuugl7' ur, "Ask mo.hpr 10
she'll lot tuo go tu meeting tonight iu.
decd, 10 WIS Oup'uf h.s greatest delight.
Co attend mruuuT. llr luUkol forward tn
tho appointed uHy und hour with fha
most nulOnt anticipation, aud whom nt
was unable tu SO % was a mat or u uu.
failing regret
Another loved one haF gone tvforc.
TuWcl,omc ua 60 tuu Ginning shore,
The family da.ire iotander tholr hoatt.
Jolt thanks To- uIl thOir friends, Including
the choir aud nlsn the young ladies who
drpCd The mroiug house, for their
kindly sympathy In the hour ~ tfiHl,
and Tor an tho bro hcr'y sud sistntly
asiUauce rendered ur offered, i. D.
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