Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09


1850 lie age was. therefore. just Il
years. months ana n days.
untii the past siN months Lonnle, ~
she was uffoctionately called, has bocn
full Of strength and vigJr preventing
"a picture OF almost perfect health. Last
July she went Co Salt Lake city 60 par
tlClpatU lu the pleasure 10 tho Pioneer
Jubilee. From therc fho returned 30
1sehi 90 visit her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Cox.
She decided Co remain with her sister
during the ensuing FOIL ANA winter ana
attend the l.ehi school. she acted upon
this decision and was becoming deeply
intrcatod IN her studies when in No
vemhcf rheumatic troubles compelled
her 10 discontinue. From that time uu-
90 her death she suffered from CONF
plicatOu VI ailments. nothing seeming
iy giving her any relief
Lounlp'H father and one " her hruth-
cra attended the late conference 10 salt
Lake city. and. upon thgir home,
brought her wiz them About four
days after her arrival she selected a
hymn. "Thc Child's Message" Vn page
gl2 ~ the Juvenile Instructor vol
NNNI. and told her sister ithodh that,
should rhc die at home she desired the
a-iectIpn sung at her funeral Although
apparently knowing she was going tu
die. she remained cheerful aud bore hpt
udorlng with sanity patience
Che was q bright. Intelligent. aminhlg
Young lady. and her loss Will hH kctnly
folt not only by her parents AMI lm-
mediate relatives, but ~ ull hes
friends and nsHociutrs. Her bright
sunny dlHuJH'tluu made her u general
fnVoflte uf her COMPANIONS. among
whom she had alwayr been the gayca'
~ the Coy Ever ready Tor romplnR
pleasures ana Innocent nmuacments, ahl
was nevertheless gentle ana refined
tuleratlnR nothing coarse or low.
II was Indeed trying tn give M one
20 young and tender ~ VI. one whose
future prospects IN this ne seemed Hu
promising. when the aged, worn out by
ilfo'a duties and pleasure are called
home 60 ht numbered ln the harvest ui
souls we tow In humble submission ~
our Fathers Will ana acknowledge his
great wisdom. iiut when the crucial
hand Of death strikes down the yirur.
Gus youth and hlushlug maiden ~ the
Hpfingtlma Of life. we nrl 10 more dif.
ncult to cNcinlm, Father. Thy will BE-
done"
Tho grlcf-strickcn family have ,h-
sympathy and coincidence Of the Who'll,
community u. J. $.
WILLIAM BOND.
Another veteran % gone. william
noud. no died at Hvnrfcr on May %
t,gs. was born near Manchester. Eng,
land. February IL. 1917. his parent
died. leaving him an orphan ne the AK
% 2 years. and his relatives sent hin
e. the Blue college, Manchester Whcti
he finished hls studies, making a tlnt
record. at the age u u. ~, Was thei
appointed 10 Mr.. Barker ns n tailor
serving until he Was a, when b,
married his employers daughter. Mar,
ANN Barker lie Joined the Church nj
1oaus christ Of lsattsr-day Saints Il
1870 being one Of tho nrrt converts "
Farley y. Pratt. being baptized by ~
der william Blnkcly. he CmiEratcd {,
Full River, Mass, In isis, whvru h. cH
! tabllHhrd himself In business and wa
quite successful. lie waH presiding ~
der ~ q branch at the place. We lof
Fail River In the year 1866 for low
CITY. which was the end OF the railfoa,
nj that time. lie thcrv pitched his ten
for sixteen weeks, waiting Tor IN
handcnrts TO Dc made In that memor
able year, and 60 receive his supple
from John Taylor. Eraatua' Snow anl
others. In the latter part 81 July he r.
. ceiyed his uutft. he Travelled with IN
handcaTt company In that year, pass
INK through hardshipa Incident 30 tray
cling BY that way. and landed In Prov
In December IRON there be- moved 4
salt Lake, living In the Fourth ward
and was engaged making curtains g.
brigham Young and Manager JOhl
\. Cainc Of the Thontcr. he was en-
gagged keeping guard In Echo clnyol
In 1867 during the invasion ~ John
Fton'H army. la iAC2 he moved 90 iiyur
Zee. where he remained till his death
holding many offices Of trust bot
eccleslnHtiohi and civil; he was ius
tice Of the peace for many years here
and was always noted for his integrity
and honesty. lie died In full faith %
n glorious resurrection The funeral wa
held ON the 9Th ~ May. conducted h
Alma Eldredgc ana r A. Aurn %
C0alvllic. and was largely ATTENDED
he having many relatives and friend
IN this state.
CHARLES rHUMwAY.
Father Charles SUBWAY was h0rl
AZ oxford. Mass, August 1. 1905. am
di,d nt Shumway. Arizona. May "a
ISIS. In his youth he learned the car
| pointer trade. lie married Miss JuliI
| Ann Hooker In 1889. cmlgrit,d o. IN
noas i've or six years later. Joined m
| church ~ Jesus Christ OF Lattcr-ha,
saints In 1871; was baptized by Eide
! Elisha Groves.
! soon after his baptism he moved /
Nauyon whore he spent the following
! i've years. part q the time working OF
! the Temple. lie performed In he nv
years two missions. one 20 the ChefulU.
Nation with Elder Phinoaa Young. u
other TO Massachusetts with Eide
! Daniel Spencer The rest ~ the time b
served on the police force at Nauyo,
until the exodus. He was captain ID
nfty and was first 10 cross the MlssiH
: Hlppi river Tor the West lie burlr