Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

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er"ee ~. friends add ~
fbcir a., tNlt'i'l 20 ia n tAH
ouniptsnc. ~ 49,. 90 hlr. fi- VIZ
recent co,,,.' aa lnfse. and man,
friends. WIN amonr
80 that L. how II hapbs,.,
afternoon at the toni 6.,l Nf.f.
service or loteen was bst,e lliHf
lnlInense audience that cbet. y 'lieii 4
nhd overlooked beyond ~ zoe ~,
bounds Gray had pu,. luNl
ana after talking % over w, Vita
ihenfy Maxwell the arrangsrl d, "a
y am ana always hav. 49,,
70 large public funor,ie Fl .t1aq
whose complete. whulUaIr,. l lnI
or chnfnctef was ono III 1
sources on strength, "hut IN. nt
poor creatures who krev W 90
aIne.t mat ! DO not know ~. fn
,u.li u,Hlrc Co ran be- y. h
NJ t"Ir uoly some last lrrs "
Ny uu you think Mr. MlrrIr.
,s' W GUIDED by your iufgr.. !
Won nnd Nj. ps NV sure hat MAJ.
right" ''" ~ u.si uIs
u feel az you do" rs,1i.i,,
we'll Under most oiil1T'..Nii Nii.
nave = rrcat dlHinsto far vt.,i
Ike display nt such tlt,s. 1i
seomH different The p.oni. q, XIV ti
lHnFle WIN not come hrra 4, . Nv ha
think the most Christian t,H't
BE- TO Jet them have ths 1870 20
tent 10 you think s1 Virrf-.. ai ui
Yes" said NlrnInI wv,
touli ! 10 not know bod a., -
timo I shall know che gave h.. h..
mine. We certainly olruaf ~ p
not use the occasion Cor guir.-t,.. ~
Lot her friends ho allowed M. ....I
cation Of their Wishes 1 sas M w
70 The arrnnHcmouiH were -sf....
some llilculty fnr thH aUryIa. si NJ
tent ana virginia, with hHr ur.i' y,
hnillh. accompanied hy nsnff NJ.
quartet from the Flut lhuret W
down ana witnessed ono of ih. p. w
scenes VI their lives. % Mann. w
That afternoon noted UHUrH4... l
respondent was passing tHr...s ~
munl on Die way CO. 600 riIiarIsl
Noutlun lu % urirhhufIur rtv
heard uf the contemplated ssft... I,
The tent and WAS present iht, ~.
noon. Ills description nf % ut.' e.,...
In q glnphic style thHt rluefi ~.
tontlun NJ NVry many THiIUrs tt. ~.
day 4 fragment of h.t lee.8s, \,
lphrH Co. this part Oi ODE hIHar /.
Raymond;
There was q very UNIQUE asl ..
usual funeral service h.i hlfs M.
afternoon nc tho tent Uf lu ry1r-.I1
ilrv. John Gray, down Zoo tHt ~, 4.
fict known us thg HccnuEe n.y..
chHlun was caused By tht MuHf NJ
woman during an election Hlt I'D ~.
urduy night u PIG WH che hif b.. 4.
Gently converted during fhH rrfrr.H.H,
meetings and was Killed Uh|Ia rf.a.
Ing from one OF the mrrUHea IH r..
pnny with other converts HHf lar. 7
her ffiOudH. She was a common nfaI
druukufd, ana yot thp rUrNIa.f ID ti.
tent were uH lmprtB live aH ans ...4
witnessed In % metropolitan th.at
over the most distinguished dtin
In the nrTt place % most gflai,,
anthem was sung by o. trained thar. h
struck me. " cnurrD, holHE r,r.rf
b. the place. with curr.lauhs M.
lHhmuut 90 hear voices lIkH hHIs u
naturally expects Co hear uHiy .r rfrf
churches or concerts ut fu.u a ms.tff
ne this, but the most remarkable rH
~ the music was solo sung Hy tiri.
ingly beautiful young woman. 70
Mlnslow who, " ! remember IFtH
lH the young singer who was alughttf
By Crnudul. the manager 0i Nit.u'
opera. and who Tor some rlsl1 rs.
fused 60 accept hlH 01ef 90 rd 90 De-
stage. She had a most wondered nir.
nor m singing, and everybody 10
weeping before she had suns a lIHa
words. That. % course. u rl, %
strange an eject 20 be- produced % q
funeral service. but the voice Iuff Eli
one of ten thousand. I undeuiarl Ne
WinHiow sings In the First church "a