Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-15
IN MEMORY
OF M'KINLEy.
Memorial Services at Oyster Bay
Turned into Praises for Roosevelt
PASTOR CALLS HIM A DAVID
.,aeucs Face CoIored at the Tary
And lie showed Unmisi"ksSie
signs OF DisapprovaL

oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept 14'-Rev. Dr.
usny H. Washburn, rector OF CHRIST
rrscopal church, in the presence Oh
PRESIDENT Roosevelt and his congrega-
Atom that filed the church to oYerlo"-
,ns today preached sermon IN which
AWAITED considerable attention 10
.,,a possibility OF hunger coming by
Va ,brough the unguarded use Of great
.,,, IN the hands of few, anu
M. WEI also stated that IF ever clrcuih-
VIII indicated that one was placed
sIs,,SsntIally in the executive chair Oh
LVaation then the circumstances that
we ns as ,he promotion of Mr. Roose-
ye so Indicated ,,os,od Rev
The president had requesteu w,
wasbburn to hold services III memory
~ president Mckinley
rss announcement that this wouIo
~ Acme and that President Roosevelt
W yy be present served TO draw a
W., SSa crowd TO Christ church, whlch
, Sn nresident attends while here. inc
az, mart of the rector's sermon was
aayo,sd 10 an eulogy upon the Ire ana
sseyscter Of Mckinley, and to this the
erss,dent listened attentively. MI
Woshh,irn took occasion to SPEAK OF
ma nosslblity of danger coming
,broueh certain trusts. and also 10
ANA the president Mr.. Roosevel. De,
csms FESTIVE. His face colored. ana
"a Mainly showed signs of disapproVal
a he rector's utterances. AT the con-
Gns,on of the sermon he turned TO Mrs.
Roosevelt and said: 49,,
I'VE should not have done that"
Alter the services the president
stated TINT he had requested MI
Washburn TO hold memorial services,
mt that he had no knowledge wnat
the sermon contained, nor had ne any
animation that the rector would reler
10 the trusts or to himself. Mr. WASH,
h,p also stated that he had prepared
The sermon without consulting any
member Of the presidents family:
Mr.. Washburn said, In part
III was by no accident that judas
bAtrayed the Nazarene to the crucifier'
But who can tell why Mr. Mckinley
was 90 suddenly taken from the earth
In the hour apparently. OF his great
EST usefulness? Who could fill his
Mace? Fortunately a David was vice
president Was II by accident? How
much planning and how many mis-
haps aid 1t take to create that accl-
dent? Many said he was too young
TO be president, that youth Is apt to
be impulslve. Nor stayed to consider
that already IN middle life his expert
ence had been wide and varied. He
has been IN Office less than a year
How the love of him is filing the
hearts Of the people. What one serious
mistake has he made? His honesty.
his bravery, his positive convictions,
his resolute purpose, his frankness, his
npartiaity, his independence, his abil-
ity and willingness to look at every
side OF question, his kindness OF
heart and his democratic simplicity
command the respect Of every rank.
The common people hear him gladly.
Only In one thing do his friends fear
he Is making mistake; that IL re-
garding the trusts. He had better let
them have a free hand. they say. and
work out their ends.
But he has studied trust methods.
and Is convinced that the good OF all
demands that the trusts be brought
under control Of the national govern
mcnt Is i not sound judgment? Is
nv this conservative proposition?
HOW con one have any knowledge OF
human nature and not see the possi-
unity OF danger coming by and through
10 ungarded use OF great wealth
coneentrated in the hands Of q few.
lou hear OF good trusts and bad
ln4sls.' What does this mean, II not
MN the INSCRIPTIONS already at the
la1 OF certain trusts are planning
Meihods to cheat, rob and Cypress?
Nfat course will the generality Of
Ntiness men pursue when they see
nslth within reach of their grasp
mold that no danger may cone
though great accumulations of wealth
70 ignore the teachings Of the holy
NlNpfes. From Genesis to Revela-
u.a the Bible is filed with precepts
ue warnings regarding the power and
wrdvealth. 1t declares that the love
y money Is the root of all kinds OF
ul and II utters a prophecy that all
ny tead who will, Howl, we rich men.
" zoe woes that are coming upon
w evidently the president sees and
convinced Of these possibilities CT
user There can be no backward
toward former business methods.
nM trusts have their own way or
vac under control OF the national
,etnmentY shah trust methods be
wy hahds Of the few. or the many?
~ Is certainly danger ahead. The
uVerahqss OF the president favor.
governmental control brought upon
,,s n oausue criticism. This shows the
rnanls VI the power he is seeking to
= nol meanwhile, slowly, but surely,
,v.s, natcnlns toward new national
nv, CVllzation ever progresses, sut
R,c,, .elvfmers have generally CONS
~. uhe perks OF fire and sword
ever circumstances indicated that
~ was placed provldentially in the
1--we chair Of the nation. then the
S-'..susnnces that attended the pro-
'Iyn OF Mr. Roosevelt so indicate II
S,es mean anything. his motive con-
smplates the good OF Ali From mast
rfl i shs with him We know that he
n,v toward that end, come what
AZ Every consideration calls upon
Inv tohe' a men throughout the coun-
" " mold up hs hands"
THE DAY IN CHICAGO.
t,se,eago, Sept l4.-chlcago paid an
EiIs,s'ke tribute to the memory OF
hon. ,a ni. Mckinley Throughout the city
N an ~auoFins and pulpits public mon
d, h. nauohalfties and oreeds lauded
..rt ~ NM anu deeds of the dead presi-
TAI, tuslcal services arranged espe-
l.gr,.' vi me occasion added in a great
md oratory. " "'"se ny pray
r,srnnaan meeting was held in the
lhurs al the First Methodist
tss III here the principal speaker
me ' ap fallows. who sad In part:
,nrn.,,a nafchy which knows no gov.
ip vm ana destroys rather than nm
p,ssisi Dc responsible for the death
n snsr,ltetht Mckinley. we also have
N fs n, Of wealth. which Is used
II In,,.l. we welfare Of mankind. but for
nlsrss.y ana oppression. The way 10
le.f. anarchy Is 10 keen In ,pt,d ~.