Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-28

aud surrounded lu this wicked world
viii surround her ON that rluTlUua day
if reward receive her with shouts VI
Coy and conduct her. with the acoltma-
tlung ~ the whole assembled hosts. Co
lhe foot % that great white throne.
protector OF the weak VIII thru place
the crown OF immortal glory upon her
head. aud say Co her u was hungry
and you fod me; I was naked and you
clothed inc; ! was sick ana YOU visited
me. Wen done, thou good and faithful
servant, enter into the joys Of our
After the bishops address Mrs q. G..
sutton favored The audience with
Holy city" with organ accompaniment
by Miss Nora Gleason.
GOVERNOR WELLS SPEAKS.
Governor Wells then delivered au In
torostlng address. the salient points Of
which were aH follows.
"rhr laying ~ the cornerstone ~
this great charitable Institution The
konru'H st. AIMS orphluagHH marks ON
epoch in the progress uf our state.
When communities uf men begin the
endowment uf great charities 10 shows
that their thoughts and Aims ore grow
Ing more exalted than Tor micro money
getting ana that their struggle for plain
existence ls over. When men pause in
tuN uNN INiHult OFT MNAlN no h'HlNW %
fortune upon % charity ~ doWUnatfut'
not only that they have been blessed IN
their pockets and lu thnlr store but That
they have hcen blessed lu their hearts
with that love and kindness Goo their
follUwmon that Christ taught and that
thoy have learned the sacred lesson.
20 b. more blessed 90 give thlu to rec
coivc.
IAN honor 10 Mr.. and Mr. Thomas
ksurna I have heard something NJ
the manner boz which th.H magnificent
rift was made and ! know Tint DC was
done secretly. coygrtly quietly and in
the durkahuth 81 them sought tn do 10
by stealth Just ns they had been doinr
other deeds of charity Tor years, but
this time they were caught lu the act,
the good they were doing was Too gUur-
nous 60 Dee hlddeu-thr rift luulf was
Fo splendid that u turned darkness iu-
% light 90 that 10 could Doc HH"u and
commented upon. and 90 ! g1y That tho
generosity OF those kv1ruses should bu
recognized ana appreciated and uuiu-
lated by their follows ruuFrItu-
late them upon the selection of H'
worthy charity ne an orphtn1gn. uf
ull the long liFt Of charities I think
mono could De- worthior than caring Tor
the poor orphans.
u am proud to be present upon this
occasion. a. take part lu these yNnrclHs4
nH ] regard this days work nH mot only
laying tho cornerstone uf this orphans
home. but that % is laying the corner
stone Of a now and greater charity 900
our midst"
rRDwEL PRESENTATION.
The Governors address was followed
By tho presentation VI the memorial
trpwcl described yesterday Goo Mr. and
MrH, Thomas Koarns by Contractors
Marion and Fielding. The trYWol was
made from Silver King bullion com
trlbutcd BY Hamburger a Mcmillan.
Hon. g. 3, NuHau made The prHssutA-
tiun address. in which hc said.
vARIAN's PRESENTATION RE
MARKS,
"somu years ago your good bishop
h0ro undertook the work. on behalf uf
the great church which hD represents.
OF gathering into tho fold the homeless
and thH futnDflcT; of going out Into
tho by-ways and tho mountains and Ia
thv valleys and bringing in the little
waits who were loft wrecked upon the
shores vt humanity. Aided by the good
ladies' within his Jurisdiction. he has
struggled along through the years
somehow on other finding way out OF
every difficulty Underlying the whole
thought was the one or sacrifice. The
llfo that Is worth LIVING at an u made
up OF sacrifices and ubncgatluuH % self.
iu rewards are born % the conscious
ness ~ WtIl doing; the result OF COM
slant EFFORT and struggle.
For years the bishop has looked for
ward To the erection ~ "a homo that
should be- permanent Tor these children
and tho other children yet Go b.
reached, whore tho future men and
women Uf IN. commonwealth may Doc
guided and trained Co become citizens
able ana worthy 10 uphold the rcspon-
llhlliticn of government when the timo
shall arrive for thom 10 take their place
upon The stage NJ llfc,
"Thut time has ut lust arrived. The !
.uruvrsHtuuC has this day boon laid uf |
.hlB temple which d. hero dedicated tn |
he lives on young children, Co the /
growth and expansion Of young man |
hood and young womanho0d. II o. my |
mission Go present Co the founders and /
patrons uf the k'lrns ST. AIMS ore |
lhuuIEu silver truWgl, CnmmvmOru- !
live of the ceremonies which have taken |
place hero today. The truwUl from !
earliest time has been the Instrument /
Employed by mas1us 60 spread tho Gee
mont which united tho stones AMI l
bricks together IN great structure.
This trnwyl VIII FymDuIlEs 60 tho Eru-
'iuuH ana Christian patrons ~ this
lrphpnugu the spreading together %
hat cement OF heavenly love ana
Christian charity which may yet unite
ill peoples ANA AN nations OF tho earth.
II l8 Inscribed on behalf ~ the cone
tractors, with an address 90 Mr.. ana
Mrs kvlruH. on behalf of tho contract
irH and the right reverend bishop. 1
present 90 Mr. kcnrnH. ana through him
% that Christian lady who walks By his
Tide through nfc. this emblem. II car
lies with u. sir, an and more than ~ Ia
ny heart; all and more Than ID ncccs-
AIRY for me TO say"
RESPONSE by MIR. KEARNs.
Mr.. Kearns replied. your Exoellcncy.
'our Reverence, Ladies' and Gentlemen
It Is pleasure 10 listen TO the many
INA thlugs that have been said. ~ 10
greater pleasure 10 be with you hero
Oduy to accept OF this little token 30
bly, presented 10 me ana mine. 10 will |
ways rUmind mo uf the fond influence |
4 noble wife, whose daily dream ANA |
thoughts were ever devoted 20 tho well
lre ana comfort OF those little orphans.
no have forever been deprived N "a |
iuElu moment OF a parents love. II
ill always remind uH OF the noble wo-
len, an, wei may they be called Sis !
prs of Charity, for their very example !
be- world over has been a credit to tho
anne, n 10 were not Tor such kind and |
Huoruus heart aF those, the world for
yer would have heCn dark 60 the Or
han, Educated, refined, cultured wo-
Zen who have volunteered their lives
pr the work of tho Master commits
onod as they are 10 80 into such instl-
itlonH as this ana there, through all
me 90 cherish and nurse the mother
.sH child, when they IRE sick 10 so0the
luir palms; when they are well to teach
nd ~ them Tor their journey through