Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-27
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lions, 10 The right u t.o center aislf
Iu front, were no employees Of tho
I Juvenile Instruct flee, employees Of
| Inc DE8ERLr NEWS company, Mayor
Glenliuuins ami the CITY Council u
Salt Lake CRY nuI other city tncials,
directors % Iou's Cooperative Msf.
rHutli0 iututuu0u, directors 81 the
Bullion.BrrN company, difeoiofs Of
uu Utah Loan aud Trust company,
ogden, nluiRls %. the salt Lake ami
Pacific and Utah and California rail.
wayt, mt mUcfa OF the ID secret Sunday
School UuiUu B1afi aud otUefs, TO tue
hunter OF nearly two hundred.
AT precisely 9 O'Clock the funeral
c0ftugc tom tho family residence e..
Tered at Tie northwest door OF tbe TAB.
oFuscio AMI procl led along the aisle
TO tho pIat'ofm in the center, whore
The unll.bUftgfs, CUns.Hllng Oi Peel.
dents WilfUid Woodruff and Joseph
r. Smith sud the Council Ut the
Apostles, placed the elegant white
castot containing tho remains Of th0
deceased In mo center Uf tie front
platform between tho floral omhlums.
On tho toy VI the cItket veto laid
three beautiful wtenths.
The family aud relatives, following
President George q Cannon, lalurf Of
the decuatud, then took tho places No..
aligned 10 them, In the front seats 10 tho
icit Of tho center nlsls. Aa they moved
forward, their facos Indicated the deep
sorrow they had undergone, aud their
resignation 10 tue Divine Will In thoit
great bereavement; but In their CLOTH.
ing there was no ustentatiuua display
Of moufnlng--the older member. Of
the family were clothed IN biauk and
some of the younger Osos were httifci
IN white, all being neatly anu plainly
dfotsed 10 though In attendance o.
sacred wOTthi p-ihufB was no display
OF crepe aud voilinr;it was unneccssaTy
20 thus portray their grief OF the dupaf.
tufU OF one they loved 70 well hnd
loved them In return.
The stand " tho first presidency was
entered by Presidents wilfOtd Wood.
fufi and J0tepn 4. Smith OF the Fifst
Presidency, Patriarch John Smith,
President L0rru1i Snow and Elders
franklin ID. Richards anu Hober j.
Grant Of the Council u the Apostles,
and tho nuEt stand by Elders Brigham
Young, John Henry smith, FIaucis
NJ. Lyman, George rtasdale, Johu W.
Tay lor anu Mariner w. Merrill Of tho
Council Of Ap0stlet, anu by Elders
Joseph T.. Taylor and Chatles W. Pen.
fosu Of tue Salt Lake stoke ptesidouoy,
while the family were taklug their
fuati; a few moments later Elder
Mltps IhAtcuof oamu IN nud took his
scat In tho tcconi stand. On the Thru
stand were members % tho ptesiuing
council u Seventir-, presidency Of the
High Piiolt' qutfums anu others; and
on tho iuufih stand tho preceding
Blshnprlo aud others. Elder AuthOn
II. Lund, the remaining member Of
the Council Of the Twelve, was not
present, not yet having returned from
his mission 10 Europe.
Outside ~ the stand and tue reserved
seats, when wcto filled a. described,
ali the rost Of the vast buiiding,gu l.cTy,
choir seats anu Nil, was fully occupied
by the leTsu congregation, anu very
many we're unable 10 obtain seats or
gaia ingtess ~ tho building, 90 great
Yves the attendance, whloh included
people from nearly all paTl " the
S.hto and some from neighbOring
states.