Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-18

Al
u 1900 o. n nla Harrison were
!. 'r'fnO'pr ,ll cemetery Close oy
pn crown sa ~ The members Of his bis
y r'y ,'... SS'r mckinley and 10. otn 'e
ste' , q a',p # Gen. Harrison, BACK BACK
a'iln's s.o ! 'rly by a large force %, o.
W 'l l,S,,ss who knew him not 50
rs Hal,'' Nov who stood beside 'ne
y . o. 90 l,s ,,pe earth. but who hon
isi'y W. ana admired him fuzzy as
M BIN "'u
rt .,,n, II any public man. az
B '9 M. generation. was borne to .
W. y ~ lag place among so many
" y ..aous Of respect There was
u''Ia '.tou anywhere to the express
y pS H. nation had lost one OF US
y Ma and the greatest man Of ms
'sa y rave "a e. stood the chief m's Is,
no nation, and behind the
=. s.,s ali the street Arabs OF Gen.
s " elty.-every grade of human
- america, between the two was
' = in the crowd-and in them
y Msrs was but the one feellng-thal
~, Ssa dIed who was honest AT al
Nina. Win himself and with others.
s s,p whose hose ability and character were
,uch as the nation could III alofu u
lose. a.v
was uasurpsaaSle with bright sun
usht-the warm breath Of spring 10
every breeze and yet IN the air a toueh
q, Winter hat brought the blood to the
cheek and a sparkle to the eye
IN services at the church and grave
were simple in the extreme, all In most
excellent taste aud like the proceedings
yesterday there was an utter absence
81 friction In everything that was done.
All was well ordered and well per-
formed.
Al the Harrison home before the re-
mains were taken to the First Pres
byteian church, where the fun service
was held. there were brief exercises Tor
The members Of the family and more
Immediate friends Of Gen, Harrison,
Possibly $50 people were present. Mrs.
HARRISON did not appear. but remained
h Der room until It was time TO leave
br the church.
President Mckinley. accompanied by
Gov Durbin. called at the house about
] o'clock. At about the same time
came the members q President Hatrl-
sons cabinet and others continually
arrived until the short services were
over. The people sat In the parlors,
A filled the halls and number OF them
sat upon the stairs. while DR.. Haines
read short passage from the Scrip
lures and made q few remarks touch
Ing the life and character Of Gen. Har-
rison as did Dr. Nichols Of ST. Louis,
ana after a brief prayer by DR.. Haines
the services were over.
The florists wagon backed up 10 the
mont OF the house and a number Of
larger pieces were loaded into the
vehicle preparatory 10 being taken In
the church. There were a few minutes
OF nustle whispered directions by the
undertaken and his assistants. and a
nla'shslng OF the honorary pall-bear-
eis INTO columns Of two. The process
non was to have left the house a 20
yelock but i was fully thirty minutes
,s'er man that when everything was
lne doors were thrown wide open
ana me honorary pall-bearers Who
wers yen BENJAMIN i. Tracy. OF New
i iolA' John Wanamaker of philadel-
puai " H. H Miller. OF Indianapolis
svna W Noble, Of ST Louis. Charles
,wWl y fosterla, O.; Gen. Lew Wal
aee y indianapolis; Judson Harmon
lMls,,noiaisss ana william A. Woods, Of
VAN l.sSlrs sarhe Slowly down the
1m. ~ aa ~ 'he street After them
~. '. " active pall-bearers, bearing
~ sasA They were: A. L. Mason
~ ~ 'slleomb Riley, Evans Wooten
Mpr p nll'san, clifford Arrick. VIII
b,s N.Y. se' ,,' gnrlth, Newton Booth Tar-
ksa .'"''n u Brown and Samuel
Bsh,,a ~.
rsm ~. ~s casKet came Mrs. Har-
conrsrsss, p 1sr brother Lieutenant
hte FlI,sha, sih Re or the navy, and
ktreisrr MI harrison. Then came
h,n NJ 80, uVvsu and Mrs. Tibbett,
rsn and ~ "'S Mckee. Russell Har-
d. o,Ss ". nm Russell Harrison. then
President nira0,,s OF the dead ex-
ane fsm,l, va as. after the members
M fav came President Mckinley
" ,r,,as Ss w, and following them
me, nus q the family.
r,sss Il. we're several thousand people
tr.,,i ns Harrison residence rs ne
IL 's.' s,s, Fsc weston moved away but
na III, 1'sre was insignificant TO
arA "a vas gathered around the
10 amusement StO of the the , uars,s set
s. s I. Ia begun to gather the Se al his
d ssn, asIa there was a solid solid mass paS,
%n'rsv 4. situh' e msI, a block away
ue \ vi ss.is o'clock when tho orocss.
H. s % twenty minutes I before rer , Sns
y.par nufch had been naclxe5 90 az
=, Frs y stre slas, black a'.k, on the re-
r., n the body of Of tb around univ twenty MY
asN' , a,a Of fifty pe%s ,or 'V ,ha
ss cane .1S O'clock the florist '' with his
, 81. coral pieces sear TR1.s many of the
b, |, Z, he casket yeste en nad , been !,
trer ms siatehouse, Most ~ ,he
k,vA,. haq been renon,as ~ 'he