Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16


Ing that hour. Some could with difii-
Guilty be induced by the police to move
away from the cnskct.
The House pages and other employees
OF the House entered the line and took
a last view Of the rcvcred statesman.
Mir. Dingiey was well loved by the
employees OF the House and there were
tears In many eyes. The decorations
OF the hall were simple. but strikingly
beautiful. Palms relieved the rigid
corners and palm leaves arranged IN
the form OF trefoll planted In wrcaths
of palm leaves tied with long strcnmcra
Of purple adorned the walls. a cluster
OF roses and palm leaves were arranged
on each section OF the brass railing
about the rear OF the hall. This simple
scheme ~ decoration eliminated about
the rostrum beneath which the remains
lay
Immediately In front OF the white
marble roHtrum the cnskct lay banked
on either aide with rare and exquisite
flowers which completely concealed the
marble. These included n few Of the
most beautiful and most appropriate
floral offerings which had been sent TO
the family. "A great wreath " white
roses from the Sons aud Daughters OF
Maine. u beautiful piece from the ways
and means committee and q mngnln-
cent mass Of American Beauty roses
from the Canadian Joint high commits
sion. The only floral piece on the cas-
kct was n cluster OF orchids. the gilt
Of Mrs Elaine At the head Of the cas-
ket. like the halo above the calm brow
" the great man. was n magnificent
wreath " orchids and llilics Of the ynl-
ley tied with deep purple ribbon which
hnd been sent BY the President. out
In the vast. Of seats. while the body lie
In state. single desk was wrappcr in
black and covered with roses and Ill
lies.
During the Interval before IL, almost
every member OF the House who N In
the city came In and stood for mo-
mcnt by the cnHkct with bowed head
and Raxcd Tor the last time on the FAM
iiiar features. Meantime the gnllcTica
had filled.
At iiit5 the stream Of people who had
been nllng by the bier was interrupted
and the members Of the House began
seating Themselves on the left OF the
main aisle on the chairs reserved for
the family. Speaker Reed called the
House To order. An air Of deep Hnd-
ness pcrvadcd the hall as the in"in.
beers rose 10 listen TO the brief and
simple prayer OF the chaplain tho
clerk rad IN fuii the resolutions adopt.
cd on Saturday after the announcement
81 Mr. Dinricye death. Thc clerk OF
the Senate announced the panrnse OF
similar resolutions By the senate.
Immediately Afterwards tue vice
chamber ~ BODY ana We're Ionowen
by the diplomatic corps Win Mhom
came the members OF thc Ansio.Amefl-
can commission, OF which Nr' nlhg'cy
had been u inembcr. Ihe m.mpers q,
the corps wore mourning attirc. ~
the head o. the diplomatic corps was
the venerable dean, the hritlsn nmoah.
Hador gu Julian Pnunecio,c, foh9Wlhs
came thr itnnnlnh Ambassadors ,ouht
sansini' thr ftonch vhu,sv, hnnlIvr'
NJ. Thl"paut. aaron Hlrck' Won rtetH-
berg OF ~" o.inan embassy Mlnlh,e,
Yang fu OF emma ~ hiA iloh ol,hthl
robes, Is'foh hviJlc' thc Ausulhh
charge tue ministers OF Japan. Ncne-
Huela' Costa lhra. ana many othcr
conntrlvt, Qua many attaches.
The Anilo-American commissioners
included LORD hcfnchcl. sir Mllirld
,.huii.r SlI i,ouis Davies hhu MeHs ~.
y. J'u'iNoh 'ouHusc ana Johh W.
knsSon.
Thcn followed the chiei justice ana
nhnociatc Jrh,lccr OF the supreme court
W their tob.s. anu thcy ~ turn We're
Followed by w" PRESIDENT WIN nus cnbl-
net secretaries nay, bagc' Nlger' At
torncy General utisNs ana secretaries
Long. ,'lith ana Wilson. VINO took
pin,"t Immediately 70 thr tlght OF the
chfket' from tue lobby IN thc rear ths
hpnprhiy lni bearers, WIN white
nhHhcs ucfuns th'if breasts hlcd ~ on
~. w. AH'f W. ''n"''tN ai"f'.
Aldrich, lWtfoWH, Fairbanks pritchntd
Hcrry, Faulkner, Nawlinh, Mcl.aurin
nnd representatives lioutcnc' inync,
folliver. Tnvncy. Evans, Hlloorn;
Chfkc ~, I'D bailey' Doek'ry' boll
Directly In front OF them and across
the aisle from the presidential party
family OF Tho deceased, rcprrsentlng
three gen,rationH. II included the two
sons, Edward and Arthur, with the
wife AMI two children of Mr.. Edward
y. Dlngloy. one OF the children. a
bright-fare young boy, has the name
of his distinguished grandfather. Nelson
plnglry, the second. A brother. Frank
l.. Dln.;icy, editor OF the Lewiston
.Iournai. viii which the name OF tho
Dlngley'a has long been associated. ana
nephew, nrctt N. Dlnglcy, wcr, also
present.
owing 10 the cntrcatles OF frlcnds and
the imperative directions OF the DOCTORS,
the Afflicted widow remained at hcr
room durinig the official ceremony as
she WINS not Yet over the proatrnting
effect of tho loss Of her husband.
Her daughter, Miss Dlngley, remained
mt her side Ia comfort her.
A leep hush fell upon IN. aasembiagc
Suddenly out OF the loft In the rear OF
the pr.sa ppilery the notes OF an ois
gnn pulsed ana echoed through the hail
IN ,yns tho flrst time IN Tho history Of
the House az REPRESENTATIVE that
music md beon heard In A. A quartet
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