Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

is'G arriving in this city on the 18th
OF July In the snme year
The funeral services OF our deceased
sister, which were C0udrcid hy the
Bish1pric of the wrrd al the family
residence. 212 n. Second Yves. street
were largely attended by relatives and
friends. ana were exceedingly lulcreat-
ins and impressive. The spaakers on
ihe occasion were Elder David John. OF
Provo. and prealdcnts Joseph r. Smith
ana George q. Cannon The remarks
Of the nrni speaker Older John were
generally reminiscent 0f the early lie
OF ceased. he having known her per-
spn1lly since early manhood. lie spoke
IN Che highest praise u her integrity
70 the everlasting Gospel as revealed
through the Prophet Joseph Smith. also
OF That of others living and dead who
were members. with hcr OF the Hnvor-
f1rdwest branch of the church when
he was young man. n student resi-
dent Of that town. In fact. the speaker
paid the members of Che branch. and
those u the pCmbr0kcshlrs conference
Eenr1lly. the very hIrh compliment or
having embraced the gnHurl. AS n vfn-
crU rule, under the hitigrDat Kind ~
opposition and continuing sto1dfast t.
the truth. with hardly single case Of
aporiacy or falling away from the
Tho remarks Of Prcsts. Smith and
Cannon were most cunHolInr and com.
furtlnR 60 tho bcrcnvod family. Roth
N these brethren took occasion 60 nc-
knowledge the great and unwCarlcd
Kindness Of the deceased while the late
PRIEST. John Taylor and Themselves.
With others who accompanied them.
were the private Eiloair Of herself and
husband. at a time. too. when y feeling
o. fear was abroad let an objection
able law. administered by hostile ofi-
Gals. should be mndo operative against
thunr who might b. found giving sue
r1r aud shelter 20 those whom the
officers n the law vora seeking 10 ar
rcst. While such n tribute from such
q source Or most gratifying 20 tn iiv-
| Ing who loved her. lt may be further
truihfully said that b. entertain the SCR
wants Of the Lord was ever hor
| pleasure; IN fact, her Ola country home
wnr always n welcome home 20 the Ell
drrs during the WARS Of her husbands
rtn7i innry over the intetrrt1 Of the
| church In that land. Ana the writer
but echoes the feelings and continents
Of many others In volunteering thu re-.
mark that u h his sincere belief that
the temporal blessings enjoyed by de-.
| ceased FOR some year. prior 10 her
death were special favUrs OF the Al.
mighfy Tor the liberal and opon.hhart-
cd manner In which she and her part
ner IN HE had always treated tho sor-
wants ~ the Lord. and FOR their will.
lngnots In helping 10 bear tn burdens
Incident 20 carrying on The work " the
Lord under adverse and oftumca try
inr circumstances.
Sister Ann white was n true and
| fnithfui wife. and q devoted mother. II
was hor lot 10 have a large family 81
lItfte ourq 90 care for, and nt the same
umc 60 suffer many htrdshpa. This
she ana unc0mplainlnglv and shared
| the tnhnra of hUr husband besides On his
| business to provide the uecessarlea Of
| NE. She was indeed a holpmcUt 10
him. ~ was the cxpOflenc' thus gained
lu hrr early married ne which 10
| ahund1niiy qualified her In her later
/ Year, 60 become tho wise and safe
counselor 20 her husband and sons IN
| nii their business nnalrH, which PrcHt.
| Cannon. IN HE remarks, alluded "a -
cuioristlcnlly as distinguishing feat
urU NJ her character 10 certainly can
| d. sald Of our deceased sister that she
mn the race and fought the good fighi,
/ and held out faithfully tn the end.
/ She may well be- looked upon by those
| who love her and now mourn her loss
| aH ore near by ana NOT afar OF. ar
! ono Who might be expected 10 have In
| nuence In the FphCir che now occupies
| and 20 ura that influnC for the good
| nf those Of her family who remain
| sister white has gone, and hor rolnr
makes glad loving hearts gone bctorr'