Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-19

iilS Hclu was al Optl one ana MS meth
ods were never degrading And such q
course with such an actuating motive
invites antagonlsm OF whatever Is con-
temptible, false and selfish And though
the arrows fly swiftly, yet do they fall
from such shield harmlessly, and the
champion sustained By his integrity
stands forth unscathed and Triumphant
at last. He Is an example 10 the young
men Of our country who would achieve
success I'm any department Of ondea-
vor. And his advice Is a legacy to the
ardent youth of our great republic.
Then, too, he was a purposeful man,
He had definite objects I'm his life. lie
had aims to achieve, goals TO reach,
standards TO attain. Is he not conspl-
cuous In this?"
The choir sang the hymn, Forever
with the Lord. Amen, SO Let II Be"
| Dr. II McGrcw rector Of 81. Pauls
church, followed with the creed and
prayer The anthem, If Heard a Voice
From Heaven" was sung by the choir.
| THE COMMlTTAL SERVICE.
Bishop Leonard then read the COM
initial service and pronounced the bcnc-
dlctlon, The body. only accompanied
by the family and pail bearers and
Bishop Leonard, proceeded slowly out
where a final farewell Of tho dead WAS
| taken In Wade memorial chapel The
services consisted simply of prayer
by the bishop. The body was deposited
in a crypt In the chapel TO await burial
at the pleasure Of the family.
On the way TO the cemetery two
striking marks Of respect were shown
| In. qtudonts Jrnw, IN In limo I'm front Of
Hatch library and stood with uncoy.
| crqd heads as tho cortepe noseod Again
M the Tuclld avenne cav barns near
| the cntrarco of n cs,notorv sovarol
hundred emploves were drawn nm m
| unn and WIN Lorod heods naid iboIr
last resnec, ~ IN" dood '''' p'''' wv
Clcvoiond ,roaa ci,,, ~ ,,,orrrino tn
dav business Vas nrsSticaiiv si,snande1
and a Iars,e rroror, lon NJ ths nCni,lation
rnid bomoga f. fhn monorv nf their
disting1,iehed fslIow citi1sn Sanator
Morcms A Hanna Tust four woke
ago toJav senator Hanna laft his home
Ciiv for tbs malone canitai honnv in
ma tbnueht If his triumnbant re.elec.
lion IN he higbest iegisiotiys hody In
tbo lana uis "no onbitIon thor. os ne
himself stated. was 10 give TO his coun.
,r,, y .oaso,, ~ nnInterrnrtod se,,,ire
~ a fe,c frl.nds heforn Ms leavo TAX.
Inc. ina .snntor ovnreesad n sentiment
M goor,s ~ bova forasbadowrd an
evep, ~ tbo futurn ~ am tired and
tblnl boyo enrned a rest II | can
Ga 10 Wrsblpg,ou md simnly attend
~ W., I,,in., ~ ,onator abail he
t,,,,,..r hN,'td
ii'ns' ~ 80, 49,, j., ,,,ot ,,,,o, thu
CITY today. the doors Of the Chamber
os ~ Corn,nS SI auditorium vhere thc
bodv law was re.onened 10 a vast
,I1rnre 49," 80 ,'aonlo v,lo Jesired in view |
tha &c 30 tbn dad senator The long |
In liz ~ naonio e,ratched away until |
~, o,o.,,,oI 4, ianotb Tho ave- blocks |
r",C dining yceterdav ofternoon.
,rha ao,i,, ber, ~ oneninp Inc doors
60 ,ho cbSr,ber brourht thousands of
mon Win thair dinner nails on their
,,'o,' 70 ,hotr daiiv work In such mum. |
49,. All tbov como however. that
,,,are ~, hi co ren,ain in line and
o,,, ,o,,,,ottIv wore deprived Of a last
ioot, az ,bo fao. ~ the dead states
non rorlv morning brought many |
nya,,rsirnistg from surroundine towns |
ga thaea loo belned ia swell The LONG
ill.,
nv Thorsards who had hoped to have
On n'~or,I,ltv ~ mass thc bier of the
49, a. 1p lnmo ,u, sbondoncd the idea when
~. 49, so ho,. bonelees was their chance
~ ~ o,o 1n ,V od,ission Several thousand
"a ~ 6' stood IN Iine waiting their turn
, "l'o lie aioo dieonnointed when the doors
", W. tho o'@ cbomber we're closed at II
' W wi, 80 nrenore for tho removal of
BE- hodv 20 The church for the funeral
. .''s TO-
A, IN o'clock the members OF the state
,. at iV ,''' 'ySo rccently chose Mr.
i Js,'I"'' 10 renrescnt Inc common
, ,io,i'' ~ ohio in the United states
s "v'a''o ~ enccsed himself, drove from
ss''nV ho W. ,n ~ chamber NJ commerce
w. t"e,' h IL and Looked for the last time
II. a p ,S t sao, az rho dood statesman.
I upUi, w." ,hn night many Distinguished
, Dur''' -, no co,,ntry arrived in Cleve-
land IN attend the funeral services and
,h,'u n W ", ,,ornine hours Of today great
H., a,,,,,,,o,,tcd tbot number The Wash
a. 4, 80 80 daiegatinn arrived at 1880
49, AVA yTas NJ onco driven 10 the
Y " (Io botsI Tho Marty comprised
Snov VAR NJ ,he war department;
e. wilson ~ tbe agricultural de-
Secy. Cortelyou, Of the COM
merce and labor department; Commits,
sioner CARRIED Shlet Oh unp vu I[ ud, W
corporations ~ lne uspa,,l,,e"' F W oL,"
merce ana lNpor' I TnirHorls soft
Perkins, WARREN az r S"HSil MAJ Mar!
BeVerluge' Nl,tIiuso' r,,ow v,sro 90.
TN ana Mcf-,.V's, 80 ~ ,ho con.
conpanled ny wy svo,e'%,' , w. Ioyton
ate' Charles -; le''Ic,, ~, o i-TS ,v
doorkeeperi w, u, ,on,,e''us ~ Ses enyeroI
to the sergeau''"''"'''''' gu" s''''"'
senate attachcS ouon oo,s,s,od %
me mouse ue'eSet,ur W. Vooy'
Gen. lirosNehoI; on".'''i mnI, So,,bord
bees Burton Morgail, i,0uy, SoV Sm"nT
Casslnsnan, iii'I l,rnar 'p nSi JacM
Ne'iui Ma,Ha,' inn%worth Weems
bartlett, Lucklng, Wiley. Dal2ell Wat
son, Burke Currier sherman, G hTGen-
)org, McCleafS' iiehen"uF anu N"'"e''
head. ,..-.. .,...,
Other DISTINGUISHED persoiusts NeiG
Gov Durbln OF Indiana ana NSa' d,
Plerpont Morgah ana party VI CIV S,,,
York; George B' COX anu parry, V. w,
'lnnati, ana NUMBER o, puhl,'csS ul,u ,
,OCiul friends OF the neal SeIdtN lioill