Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-24
OBSfQUIES OF
D. c. MCLAUGHLIN
s.. Marksis Crowded With Friends
Who Esteemed Him Highly
HUNDREDS VIEW REMAINS
y.oniaceut FLORAL offerings aud feei
Ing words Of Praise over tue
Departed Mans nier

The funeral Of David c. Mclaughlin
was held yesterday afternoon from 8"
Marks cathedral. As a tribute Of love
and esteem II could scarcely have been
surpassed The floral offerings were
not only unusually elaborate but as
beautiful as the fancy and handIcralt
NJ the florist could make them Ihe
church was crowded to overlooking and
the sultry air Of the sabbath day was
redolent with the exhalations OF the
flowers. The manly words OF love ana
respect for the one who had departed
louobed the responsive chord In every
heart which must have brought at
least a modlcum Of comfort to the
,hrlyeu heart Of the bereayed wife ana
the fatherlees child
The kindly spirit of David = nc,
Langhlln must have reached out 10 an
elasses from the millionaire 10 the
bumble workman, for they were an
there Yesterday, each to offer his mede
Of sympathy 70 the widow ana orphaI,
and 10 weep with them over the goou
mans bier s..,,
In The early part Of the afternoon
from 2 O'Clock 10 $3.50. the remains lay
In state at Evans undertaking pal.
lors. Hundreds Of people illed pass
the coffin to peer through the Deaull-
ful flowers into the face OF the de-
ceased. when all had Viewed the re-
mains the flowers we're taken by the
honorary pail bearers who carried
them 10 the church. There they were
placed along the chancel by Mrs,
Charles Read, Mrs. j r. Harris ana
Mrs DR.. Pinkerton who performed that
graceful service at the request OF Mrs
Mclaughlin. When the flowers Were
arranged the funeral party entered, the
widow supported on the arm Of Prot
A. c. Mclaughlin her brother-in-law'
and the little daughter Isabelle was al,
tended by the other brothers, W. D. ana
j. c. Mclaughlin.
The active pall-bearers were Henry
Newell, James Farrell, Walter Scott
W. G. Lamb w. w, Armstrong, {. H.
Whitney, Robert Wherritt, Charles A.
Tewkesberry George II, Hancock f.
r. Davis, w. c. Wallace and II. A.
Bird. The honorary pall-bearers were
Arthur Brown II. p. Henderson
George Sutherland Il, Il. Critchlow
Andrew Howat f. NJ. Allison, Jr, w.
c. Hall, w. !. Snyder, James A. Miner,
II. ]. Dlninny, W. H. Dickson, Joseph
Llppman, Senator Rawllns and W. H.
King,
The music was furnished by a quar-
tet composed Of Mrs Il. j. Jolly Miss
Edna Dwyer, George Westervelt and
Karl Schled, who sang, lead Kindly
Light and "Sleep on. Good Night
and Miss Margle Weber sang "The
Holy City, John Burkhoel, OF st. Paul's
presided at the organ.
The scriptural reading was given by
D. II. Wells, and Dean Eddie read the
Episcopal funeral service. The dean
then spoke a few words OF comfort TO
the bereayed ones and pronounced a
feeling eulogy on the departed man.
The remains were followed to Mt.
Oliyet by long cortege OF vehicles,
and while the burial service was beng
reclted blossoms were tossed into the
grave.
The floral tributes were trlumphs Of
the florists art and Mrs Mclaughlin
was deeply touched by the eloquent tes-
timony of love and esteem they mutely
bore. She and her daughter sent pill
lows inscribed TO the husband and
father, A Q large enough for a man
to stand In was sent by the Quincy
AlatPer thava a
and Tyre from the school children Of
Park City, a larger but similar design
from Mr. and Mrs Henry Newell.
crescent and star from the Park City
Baseball club, scythe and sheayes from
the Huddart company, a cross from G..
s. Holmes and family. an open book
from his old law partners at Muskegon,
Messrs. Smith, Minis Hoyt and Irwin,
an anchor from Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Brown, a pillow from James Ferguson,
a crescent from Mr.. and Mrs w. c.
Wallace, handsome wreaths from Mr.
and Mrs. James Farrell JUDGE and
Mrs, Henderson Or. and Mrs. Plnker-
ton. Frank Bennett, Miss Leo Trent
and Mr. and Mrs, r. A. Bird The
brothers Of Mr. Mclaughlin sent beau
ilful punches Of American beauty roses
as did Mr. and Mrs W, V. Rice. p. j.
Quealey. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read.
Mrs Smith Of Michigan, Miss Harri-
'on, Joseph Lippman Mr. and Mrs. ].
p. Dooly Mr. and Mrs. David Keith.
Miss Sophia Peterson and Mrs. j. NJ.
LOcklWrt. Carnations OF great lowell
ness We're cent by Mr. and Mrs. + NJ.
Allison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs, ] r Harris.
Mr. and Mrs, r. a. Harding, Robert
Nherritt, Mr. md Mrs Wilson Snyder.
Mr. aud Mrs George Hancock Mr.. and
Mrs +. w Center and P. y Fouke.
About 200 people came down from
Park City 10 attend the obeequles. and
ON a ennrlnl lraIn In lhn nrnr.