The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-11-18

uentS. The funeral occurred on sun
day afternoon. Nov. L., from the
Church of the Annunciation. A large
concourse of relatives and friends ac-
companied the body TO its last resting
place in Mount Calvary cemetery. A
widow and eight children survive him.
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Mrs Nora Delaney, the wife of Chief
of Police Michael A. Delaney, died at
St. Anthony's hospital on Saturday
evening of last week, after short i'll
ness. Mrs. Delaney was always of a
strong and robust constitution, and
when a few months ago she commenced
TO feel her health breaking. thought il
was nothing serious until alarming
symptoms developed two weeks ago.
when she was taken to st. Anthony's
hospital
Mrs. Delaney was for many years u
member Of the Sacred Heart parish,
and identified with all church work
there. The funeral occurred on Tues
day morning from the Church of the
Sacred Heart.
The pall-bearers were Terrence Ow-
ems. fire chief; George Sanders, city de-
tective: Thomas Newton, secretary to
Chief of Police Delaney; William Call
lahan. patrolman; Captain Robert NJ.
Cater and Light Inspector Martin II.
Mitchell Interment was at Mount Oh
wet cemetery.
The requiem mass was celebrated by
Rev. Samuel Swift, j. j.. who is Off
ciating pastor in the absence Of Father
Barry, who is away on missionary
tour There was no music in accord
ance with Mrs. Delaney's dying re-
quest, but every seat in the church was
occupied. hundreds Of friends coming
to pay their last tribute of respect and
esteem. The casket was covered with
flowers. a blanket of American Beauty
roses completely hiding the top. Then
there were quantities Of cut flowers
thrown carelessly here and there. Be
sides these there were fully thirty set
pieces which came from friends and
employees of the police department. The
Gates Aiar. a piece standing four feet
in height. was the offering of the clerks
in Chief Delaney's office, and broken
column of pure white roses with base
of ferns and palm leaves came from the
fire and police board From Mayor
Speer came an immense bouquet OF
pink and white chrysanthemums, and
from the sheriff's office a standing cross
of white and pink roses.
Besides Father Swift. Father J. p.
CoTrigan and Father Timothy o. Brlen
We're in the sanctuaries.
Father Swift delivered 4 brief eulogy
at the close of the mass, dwelling upon
the splendid preparation which Mrs.
Delaney made for death, and on her
willingness to start on the final pill
grimage. The service was very impress
sive and the funeral was one of the
largest ever held from Sacred Heart
church.
The remains of Philip Harrington
who was killed ON Thursday. Nov 8, by
~ z ,,,1 OF
were brought 10 Denver for burial The
funeral occurred on Monday morning
at Logan avenue chapen with requiem
high mass and interment was in Mount
Calvary. cemetery. Mr.. Harrington was
very well kn0S-n in Denver also in Boul-
der. where he resided u number Of
years. having been superintendent of
the Marquette mine at Ward.
Otto T. Ulrich of S47 South Fifteenth
street, died last week at ST. Joseph $
hospital and was buried on Sunday
from st. Joseph's church Mr.. Ulrich
was promising young man and his
friends deeply regret his untimely
death
Last Monday morning Sacred Heart
church was filled with sorrowing rela-
tives and friends assembled to pay q.
last loving tribute to Mrs. Marbaret
Dehner. wife of Henry C. Dehner, Of
3111 High street, Requiem high mass
was sung by Father Swift. after which
the body was conveyed to Mount Cal
vary cemetery.
A sad accident last Friday resulted
in the death of Patrick j. McCabe, an
resident of Lakewood. Mr.
McCabe was driving ont from Denver
to his home when his horse became
frightened. dashed across the railroad
tracks and fell down an embankment.
imprisoning the driver under the buggy
at the bottom of a gully. Aid was inn
summoned. but Mr.. McCabe
was found to have died instantly. He
is survived by a widow and three
daughters. TO whom much sympathy is
in their sudden bereavement.
The sad news comes from Mount
Clemens. Mich. that Sister Mary Car
los. former directress of Logan avenue
school, is RAPIDLY nearing her death.
In August, 1900. Sister Mary Carlos was
given charge of the school when Sister
Noiasco's failing health necessitated her
removal to other fields. Up to that
time she had had complete charge of
the High school department. which she
brought to a standard enjoyed by no
tIueG pdTOcnlal ScnOOl ID the. west. As
director she was equally successful,
until she fell q victim to her zeal last
April. For months she threatened TO
sUccumb TO nervous prostration. but a
change of altitude last July worked
wonders for her. The Improvement was
not permanent and last month she
again began to fail. The last sacra-
ments were administered last week.
Her large circle Of friends. particularly
her former pupils. are praying earnestly
for her recovery.