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

on sunday afternoon az 1850 IN tho
Twentieth ward meeting house. she
funeral rites win d. hold over the re-
mains OF Albert ". Lum Nnlabctt. 90
whom mention has previously been
made In these columns, and who diri
o. volunteer f1r The prosen, spanish.
American war fic was the ION OF our
well-known townspr1ple. Henry q. ana
Mary Ann tluf' Naiahl.ii was born
Feb. I. 1871. while his father was alb
sent IN tho Mllltnniii star office 81 the
British mlasi1n. The mother. % dcl-
cate conatiiuilon under unfay0r,ble
condition.. laid down her lie soon uf-
ter the birth " che boy. who was only
ralsd by hand nf.er much patience
and care by Mrs. Liv.na Lun. wife Of
Mr.. Harry Lun, brother Of tho DEPART
"a wife ana mother. having no chill
dr5n ~ their own the muihsFlcas babe
became she all.ln-lil OF the f1alef.
father aud mother. A. he grew 20 an
unusually rtllwart manhood. he was
looked upon as che assured stay of
their later years They fandly looked
for she possibilities % hls married ilfc
and the little home adjacent % the
parental roof was regarded nH the place
who're peace and Interest would center
az the recompcnse Tor she ncrihcrs
ana anxic.ies 81 many years Under
the conditions no wonder that lndul-
Fsnce was more or less undue. and
when the wish was expressed b Join
Capt. Gaines cavalry volunteers und
leave this city Tor Manila, consent was
given with broken hearted anticipation
that he might cscap1 che accidents OF
war and return ln peace TO his home.
The boy mdly regretted that along
with his corps he could not go TO the
front. Tor he looked upon bullet
rlddlcd body In tho line OF duty M
more In keeping with the purposes ~
hls enlistment than possible death by
mlnamatio or climatic influences lnci-
dent 10 location. For four weeks In thu
post hospital ~ the Preside reservation
h. received an tho attention possible.
Major Mousloy. the ranking physician.
| hrld his 10 be- a peculiar ease Doubt
lcHa disappointment aud Gas with many
oihcrD porchanco homc.slckncsu had
Ia shan In tho final ISSUE Typhoid
| Pneumonia aunorycncd upon the
malaflal fcycr. but be- never became
dollrIuus or unconscious, looking for
ward 10 within an hour uf death 20 a
brief furlouEh and then return 10 hla
company. now doing duty In the Yoac.
mite park
war was beloved by all hIs asao.
clatos. lie was idol.Eed at home. ia
was true to his country. 10 his com.
radoa, 90 hH faith, 10 his God. ana
the last rellc OF his brief NE ia a copy
u tho LoTla prayer. written just be-.
fore hls departure with a steady hand.
Ills last words were 20 C1mrido Peter.
son, who occupied the adjoining cot.
shaking HE hand be- said. II think am
golnr good bye NO" was the reriy.
your doctor says you viii be- an rlgh,
In a few days more" There was no
response, but m han an hour he placed
hlu hands underneath hla head. aud
called out, ~ am going 10 sleep. good
night" WHOM tho nurao turned 90 him
q Few moments later he cried. "Why.
Lun lH doad'"
No ended the hrlrf career OF a youns
Ito thousand since ths war. have
gone thh Same way and ln man,
homes, ne IN bic, there 30 that rorr,,.
ana sadness which DO only borne or
ilfied by Intelligent uHiynr faith.
Peace 10 the aShga. honor Go ,he brave
and truci