Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-12
Morley Hn,,nri Laid to Rest ''''
Solemn Ceremony Yesterday
FINAL TAPS WERE SOUNDED
. ..s r,.h volunteers Do
poun ~. lie al Manila

s ei M. we're observed yef's'l-s
s 80. over The remains o. MOI
,S,,..rd. he brave youns u'lh 30 ~.
h - mo was sacrificed IN 'A'
,srlos o. bic country .,.,,,
r,s rvanf Undertaking parloi'' ,'
,,tsh Al. funeral took place were ll's,
800 10 accommodate only sn.li,
,sr,ss, q the many who were ea'n a.'..
- honor ,hs name q the dead .'la''''
"a 10 show their appreciation Of moe
"a, answered the couniryt 'ai, "
49,, Most Of thosg In attendance
,hsf,forc. remained outside during '''
short seryicea ...,,,
Ap,onr ,hs flowers around The el. ..'.'
r1s a floral bicycle. vcry elective .
,r,bu,s from the wheeling fraiernlu,'
a ,bl, city. Nothing could morn reaa'-
" and enee,iv,ly bring to memory me
ne Of Morley Hasaard. u '1gsg'',1
IN. plctufe Of a riderissa horse ioi9"-
,ar IA lsad master 10 the grave a..
low words Dr. lin " ln,
Ntsihoalst church delivered me iuhgIal
arstlsn Uo said that while mgnu,
msniai columns afe efe.ied W AT'.s
Nelson AZ London, 70 NAF,.,
Paris. and 90 Grant on ne eAh.s y,
M Hudson. Il d upon the cpnlu.l aii'
enefry and devotion n me pilNL,'. ~
diaf that the fans " The Efnrfal ~,
Following 10 the footsteps u ~ Ei ,,l,.
fafhsr. VINO was a soldier 10 me hfit-
IN army and of biz father who Wea
4 volunteer IN he Canadian army,
Young Morley Joined the Wyamlnts
,0iuTtserr. No had not rg1choi ile
Yhl,prinsa when be tonk sick and at-
~ arriving he was confined IN The hos
rfai where for weeks and months ne
f5urht The disease that finally con-
ourrrd. Among the lessons mat me
isaih teaches. Dr. ilin namci ana
duelt upon The following The beauty
and need u patriotism. the value " me
fepuhllc. and the fact that thr nation
shall and must b. preserved HIS
death brings glory 70 himself glofy 70
M country, and gi0ry 10 God"
After The services the funeral pro.
ctaflon was quietly formed, Hcld
military band took the lead. followed
~ the signal corps and the fflnF squad
from the National Guard, Preceding
the hcarae was a caffiaFr carrying the
fowcrr and Dr. llih Immediately be-
hind The heurae were the pallbeafcfa,
eIsht Utah volunteers under Llcuien.
ant Grow, all N whom had returned
from the Philippines because Of nicks
ncfs. They were Lieutenant Orrin u.
GROW, william u. Ritter. Leo y. Foster,
Niiber Rowland. Joseph Grant. Theo-
dofc Newman. Pat Cunninrtnn j. W.
Clovis and james ". ConnclL Then
followed the members Of the q. A. n.
the National Guard, including NUM-
Der u returned volunteers. and Captain
Gaines cavalry boys on foot. The last
u the procession. and following tho
carriages, were about nryrnty.nyn eye
lists. mgmhcrn and acquaintance of
che wheeling fmtsfnitlea VI the city.
Ihe funeral procession went along
Third South 10 Lust Temple. up East
Temple 10 Second South. and then east
90 Mount ollyet cemetery whcrr the re-.
mains Of the Holdier.hoy were placed
IN that bourne whence no Traveller rc.
turns"
The strccis over which the procession
followed wrfr crowded with people. and
except Tor the quioinrss aud reatfulneaa
or tho people, u would have seemed
more Ike Saturday than sunday
while ihrrc may not have been felt
those Feelings that urc aroused whom
some Frvat national Idol Il carried In
funeftl pump 10 the grave. yet az thg
plainuve, tender solemn poalr nf ths
military music came sadly 10 tho Gao
and a. me various divisions u The
procession came IN view. the veteran
soldier Old and Eny. and the young
volunteer and militia, tho flower ID
youth, the spectator fclt powerfully ths
aeer Interest and death.like stiffness of
every heart. Then, noticing the sIlencr
ana deseriion of the streets away from
the ufocctrion, and the Htillnrss ana
cessation " ordinary huaiursH aaairs
the spectator felt "a powerful and AZ
iecllnE sense of the complete susp.n-
hlon IN ordinary human concernr ana
OF the beauty and maieriy of a Bubiie
recognition " the uObleneas III ne.
tacflnee % country.
Ihs procession was a doep and Inst.
ing lesson IN patriotism 10 ths fe,y
Hehpol children that saw a.
AinonH the volunteers prrrrnt yyas
Lieutenant o " Fast Of Orisg Mn
Wa An oiilcer " ilassafd'a company.
20 u Foster and !, A. Hos were aisa
bfeasnL both Of whom had nttsnds5
W. w funeral ceremony over tho BODY Id
~ we eeumony the signal cora
Ntle llned up on one side 0f M rr,,'.,
near NE members of the family NM
tho volunteers and member of H. n
- ~ occupied the pathway 40,
l.llhg NE ritual Of the M.tbati.,
shuIeh. Mr llln made a short a8ir...
~, llH u the cemetery Vbsrs tt.
10y was buried o. near Inc Il W
monument and space d ther, ~ 80 y,
tor ". burial Of The volunteer NJ y w ny
ssanlHh-Amerlcan war W. '''
lhe last mark Of military r,s,.,, 3.
We dead soldier was tre ming ny 49, Y
e,l,yh' and mo sounding of IN Ivy wi "A,
uusie, The crowd then dl,per. W.. g'' W. 'n,
KY ss', .il wheels FASTENED away tr ,D,,