Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05

President Roosevelt ana OF the com.
mlttco followed, \ few sharp words "
command, tcutSng ana tr0mplng Of
boots ana the cavalry wheeled into col.
umn nld passed To tho front of the
cortog2, There Was NO delay ana the
QnYalrH moving at a quick tol, passed
straight south 10 Euclid avenue ana
then due cas-, 20 the cemetery hyc miles
away
DRIVE TO THE CEMETERY,
The drive TO the cemetery occupied
the greater part " ON hour ana II was
almost II o'clock when the cavalry
swept undor the urchod gateway ami
h0lto at the side of Wade chapel
Forming line on one side " the road.
way The horsomun stood with presented
tabcrs, white the carkut was Carried
INTO the little chapel followed by the
family and the president and the mom'
strictly private ana indeed, the chapel
ia 80 small that II WAS dlincult for nll
the properly accredited persons TO llnd
room Within lta walls,
SIMPLE SERVICES.
The services were simple In the OK.
trome, a hymn, Tonnysons Gross,
INK the Bar" Was rendered by male
quartet u passage NJ the scriptures
was read by Roy N 6, Hayden, pas
tor emeritus Of the ola Stone church
This was followed by another hymn
THE saints who From Their Labors
kosl' and brief prayer from d.
Hayden, brought the exercises 20 a
close, The raekct was then borne
once moro to the hoarso, tho members
" the funeral party rc'onterod their
carriages ana the oortogo passed up
the hill toward the final resting place
~ Tho dead secretary The slope Of
the ground from the chapel 70 the SUM
nit " the knoll on which Nit Hay II
buried " steep, ana the horses sproug
80 their work with vigor while the
gravel ncw from the surface OF The
roadway ~ their hools slipped ana
sciapod during the short climb, Prom
the qdgo Of the drive tl the LOT IN
which Mr. Hay ~ buried II perhaps 100
feet ana along the walk Tor this dis
tnnuu the cayHlrymcu bore the cHgkci
between the lines formed by the mem'
borg ~ the cabinet ana OF the recCp'
ton committee, The immediate mom.
borH Of the family gathered At tho far
eide OF the grave opposite 10 tho Inc
Of distinguished mouncre President
Roosevelt stood at the end Of the Inc
close 10 the open grave For half Of
~ dcpth the sides ~ tho grave mad
been lined with brick lOld IN cement
and the caeket Vug slowly lowered
while the trembling voice Vt the ogcd
pastor pronounced the words, earth
ia earth, duWt iu dust nshcs 10 ashes,
and 'hcn whom the caeket was lnld
whore II win roW for All time Ne
Hlstd his voice In prayer for the soul
that hud departed ana of comfort for
the bclonvcd who remain Tho pro-
nouncmg of the hencdlrllon brought tho
services ~ "A close,
President Roosevelt stepped forward
10 spuhk q foW words 70 Mrs, Hay nnd
then walked quietly to his Cdlrlagr
which bore him directly 10 the Ponnsyl'
Yonln depot
FLORAL Tributes,
The grave ana tho balance Of the Hay
family lot were illrlN covered VIVA
lloNcrl a few Of the tributes were as
follows,
prcNdcnt and Mrs Roosevelt, .
wreath of orchids, maiden hair iomb
ana CycaH leaves,
Klns Edward VII, a wreath of or
chlds,
sM Mortimer ana Lady Durand a
,Nrpah uf lilies ui the valley
Ail. and Mrs WhitoluW Rcld,O wreath
of llllcg ~ the valley and white roses,
The Japanese government 10 "roo'n
uf iria flowers
Minister ana Mrs rokphlrn, u wreath
of lavender, sweet peas ana naldeNndlr
forms, ,,..-
Tho presidents cabinet q standing
vrpain of white gWcol peas with q clus'
Ter OF orchids ana u base Of Easter
lilies aud American beauty roses
the department NJ state, % standing
Vrpnih of Killarney roses ana llllot Ok
tho valley ana a base OF Easter lllles
and cyoas leaves
Tho diplomatic corps D standing
Wronlh OF green emilaN with sprays OF
lilies of the valley and Of lavender or.
ohids ana a base of Easter MES ana
American beauty roses
The Korean legation, u wreath or
brown galaX and oncnhntross ralna'
lions With palm leaves crossed IN inc
confer
chinese merchants Of Cleveland. q
standing wreath OF Rambler roses Wlln
A cluster Of lilies Of the valley ana a
base NJ white and purple ils ,
mnumcuhlc tributes were received
from other organizations nat lullonS
and individuals, There Is perhaps No
moro beautiful cemetery In the United
states than that of LlkcyioW, There
may be others tha, equal H. but i In
dlnIout 10 believe th0t any can sur
pass H. ana tho lntormont ot Soyy!
Iluv Vnn In The most bc1utlul part ~
thr cemetery Tho body Of the dIa'
tingnIghod secretary llcs about 500 feet
dto cast from the GARFIELD m0numonl
and an around are the monuments or
men who were prominent IN llfe ana
anarH of ohio ana the nation
SERVICES ~ WARRINGTON
Washington, July 5-A memorial SER
vico m tribute 10 the late SccN Of state
John Hay was held NJ the church oi mo
covenant M the sumo hour tho iNn'lHl
yuryicrs were being conducted ~ Glove
land. Practically All OF Official wash.
irgtun was prs9uuL ANA mrlnholN or
the diplomatic corps who were IN lllo
city ATTENDED IN a body the chance!
of the church and the pews occupied
hy the SECRETARY ana his family were
dmpod IN mourning ana \ largo num'
pcr Of floral offerings surrounded mo
pulpit
-. sssssssara=ussH
Prof perrIne Married,
Sew York, July 5--Dr, charles Dill
Ion pcrrlnc Of Lick observatory In cab
lrolnn, and Miss Belle Smith Of Phlln'