The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-31

Maxwell post ca r. forty men,
comrade Rowe. comnaEder-
FIFTY children clothed in N-hite with
flags and sashey Of redszEhite and blue.
command OF thirty tstaR veterans 81
the Spanish and Phiipp5he wars.
Members of the AFcfnaDs lie pet
Corps and BED GFos ietF i'm car
riaEes
e,srri9ges f4ied WITH foEfers
on second South street the prOees-
sion 0isbanded. Part went - the city
cemetery ara part to AIh Oliyet wsIere
exercises we're held The general Poo-.
lie crowded into street ears 81 pro-
: ceededt 10y carriages 20 me ceInBtei,iess
and there Ilstened to the cerennories.
The only Isitch during tie day &C
CurreG 0lFs Second South stress. s0ne
fe9red Tpnaway with serious rsstis{s
1ould follow. The rider vas fnTeed to
dism9 CUNT, ard an accident Nes ed.
AT e9TY cEBIEFERY-
Fisher IaIris Eloquent Tribute to
the Soldier Dead,
The DIVISION which eonunued the
tmsrch to the City cemetery consisted
of the Hauerbach band BfaxN-eH post
+ Of The Grand LAEHy the majority Of
! the U5tPh volunteers a section of the
national gBard battery. a portion o.
thesNYoman's FIelief corps, about hale
OF tlte chlidTen's chorus ana large
F, number of citizens in carriages. sew
I eral hundred took passage on the
tary column reached me city of the
dead 1000 or 5000 persons gere there
: many having already dee6Fa1ad the
+ graves of their beloved kindred with
hOral 9HeriugS.
At the plot set apart for the burial Of
the Utah volunteers The assembly
4 gathered to pay a triCute to the heroes
whose bodies repose undef tae grassy
pIs', i'm the new section of sacred
ground Here iander the shade Of the
signing trees and amid the anourntui
breezes nom the mountain side Inc
memorial services were fcarried outs s
Tfer sCfenlnity OF the occasion VA
y erlIlhasized by The thild-&Hs kst6flfs
singing +Nearsts AIy Gcth - Thee
lac nand piay8ns thee ascoInpaTl iTner's-
I wee was rested oy ie9 tasn ikoiVe,
s Chaplain Kidd following with
prayer The memorial service for the
dead Was then chauted by the ReAeI
n corps. Mrs. Teasdaie ana Airs. Palmer
taking the lead selection by rae
sand preceded taais nunlssr and an aQ-
pr0rr.ate song by the children tol-
lowed it.
Fisher Harris oration.
Fisher Harris then delivered the
fmemorial address He expressed his
pleasure at meeting with so-Iuany OF
his fellow citizens t0rdo htFins honor
on such an occasion to ne detenders
OF The nag, for today ~ oyer this
bread land Inen,+swoIneh ara hlldFer
Fare bedecklng the gr8tes ~ tiae pa
triot dead they Ws10 gave M theil
Iires without c@zaplafnt tiias ugaaIi5t 3
might have the heg9Lag =.
mark of the Peopie hs
memories OF the tIey
, wh0 have shaved Us isstt s IA
nation, the best taDusil 81 ~ ssrS
ftaxed to do what Is BeieveasSi4e fttil
est homage tos the deao-
r S7utnlnng. Alr. IHars sad. inpart
From cpt 81 the conHiet ~ The pas
{ h.e nox have an1ted country, ma
81 ti8h respected eveFgwhere the saI
/, hines ard we have. in cur haRds TIT
, uassisJi3 fties and the dOniniOn.. OF III.
Grid, nol doa1inion of might, but .
Behind these flowers are me month
- the. suns READY 70 spesk Tor An1er
n loan eberty and fhe reunited natiOn
4 Itout or the secti0nad strife have com
ecuai hon0r tor the memory 3E IN
Z heroes -ot the north. and os the sopeh
II 1n the late N&ry when the scall, To- arm
{ came. the south sent IT'S fuli quota g
Volunteers along with mos 10 IN
( north 49, gnDa and the Philippine
Bach SIZE hc1ors tie other, and ther
& SIS no good place for ere Insn wh
Womb disturb this c0ndSriou Of Ou
rtunited country.
rfhe spirit Of liberty is as Gld q
= .these rock ribbed mountains. It wa
- Born ID the heart Of COD il likes wit
him and yin endure forever. The 10y
= Tor liberty ebYeathes etelnal in the hu
+ man tbreast and IS ever ready to p
canned in50 fame when the Donor 9
: the dag is impagned.
some of oar Veliant tae 1ds and son
fie 1T cur feet tEheir bod es VIII 500
2 have crumbled t. dust, but their uaen
&. ofies Hill like forever n tsle hearts {