Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-18
lAIp 10 RESI-.
Funeral Over The Remains q Richard Ballsn,yne
Of Ogden.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Supt Richard Raiantyne.
founder OF thu Sunday schools. were
held In the ogden tabernacle sunday.
Nov. 18Th. 1898. Hundreds viewed the
remains at the residence. there being
many Sunday school children.
There was an unusually largo at
tendance. The stand was beautifully
decorated with flowers. Gifts from the
sunday schools. over the white casket
hung fest1ons of smlax interviewer
with while cryaaniAlmuma. SUR
mounted by sheaf - wheat and
sickle Or n0wera Above the CaHkot
hung "a bed % flowers on which ap-
peired the Inscription. "rhe Father OF
our sunday Schools" on ihe head ana
loot of The raakct stood n large harp
ana Tyre, made OF smIiax. small
forn leaves. varlegite1 crya1nthomums.
rofc1 and pinks. while a white dove
pefehci upon each. Posted palms. ferns
ana other pinuta adorned the various
elevations of Inc stand The organ was
draped IN white. and aii 10 all. the dec
nrai1ns presented a picture uf simple
heau.y. iluch.ng In lia auhiucd Chrar-
fulncaa. plainly butok1niGg that while
sadness nilrd tho hearts nf The afasm-
blcd multitude. they folt Soy nt the ra-
lease ~ a brother who had no faithfully
lauurcd during lies battles-i1y that
such a servant had been called home
by his God.
on the stand were Elders e. 4. MID
dlcion and y. g. flygare ~ the stake
presidency, ana the various bIshoprlcaj
also Presidents Geo. y. Cannon and N.
y. itlChards, ana Elders Geo, Goddard,
joe, w. SummerhayH. n. e.. Grigrs Levi
w. richards, l. }. Nwiall; Wm, ".
pougail. Jno. ". Mills, J. ". urc, iorln
Furr and UihcrH. The Second ward choir
together with Sunday school singers
from al the city wards furnished the
music.
shortly after 1 o'clock Bishop Edwin
Siuif1rd of the Fourth ward. whore
Elder ballantync had resided many
years until hia death. called the cuugrc-
cation 90 order, and the combined Sun
/ Jay school chnlra, undHr the leadership
u VIM. iiinchclln. SANG. Nearer Ny
Savior 90 Thee. Prayer was Onctri by
| Elder Lorlu Fifr. when Waufcd uu the
/ Other Side was SUNG.
Elder George Goddard. pfcfIdHut
! Franklin u. Richards ana President
! George .. Dlnnln spoke in the order
named. bearing testimony go the ON.
/ nluchIng Integrity of che deceased. aud
delivering excellent instruction aud Kind
| blessings 90 tho Twins. iitlNaHn thg
sermons Sister LlHzlc Hnir sang,
| Ku1w That My Rsdcrmcr Lives. o., q,
| mlHc by aln uf decreased. Joseph
| Uailauiyur. nov studying mufio iu NeS
York. ond Elder 6. H. fDuin fiug %
| My Father
bishop y. a.rlifori made few clos
| inr remarks, ana hgnrdlr..Hu was pro
nouncpd hy Elder John a. Mil.a.
Ths sunday schools formed In pro-
cestIon ana mnrchod after th. haarsr g.
the cemetery. followed by the pnily
each son and daughter iu the order u
! fh0Ir aEa. thCn the general public %
| carriages. the whole forming a. llnl
roachinr nearly from the tabernacle q
the cemetery, "a distance " uvct nv
! blocks.
AZ N, burial 81. the Hebtr stalk
| Academy choir. under Prof. r. 7, HthR
sang selection. and the grave wa
dedicated hy Elder T. W Summcrh1yH
Elder Richard utuiriYue hNci
pure and noble NE, which VIII she
. / sunlight upon many generations q
come. while biz remains were Noi u
,ha uhafuacls. a beautiful ray OF sun
shine stole into the building from ~
perfect day without, and rested d,feo.l
/ up1n hiH casgrt aH 10 prluluuclnF
, ryees henrdirtI1n upon hlH noble w.
H. was Fhr father " twenty chill
. dreu eighteen NJ whom are living. \
H. death h. had eighty-night livlu
. grand .hlldren. and one Eftat-Frand
Epw II. ANDERSON.
/ ogden. Nov, A. 1885,