Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17
HONOR LIFE OF
MISS ANTHONY.
usedIy impressive Services in
Memory Of Foremost Amer.
lean Woman"
TELL OF GREAT LIFE WORK.
RESOLUTIONS Of Respect and ex-
uressIons Of Love Heard
At Today's Meeting.
Career of splendid Accomplishment
And disqualification rays
Tribute TO Deceased.

AID Self sacrilice--Utah rays
Tribute 10 Deceased.
rssoIy impressive were the services
IA IN the Assembly hall today In
,.1r,orv Of Americas foremost wo-
man Miss susan i. Anthony II a
lone life devoted TO the good OF man
lind in general. and to the uplifting Oh
her sex in particular, constitutes great
nss then was Miss Anthony truly
nroat In the emancipation Of those
aho were once in slayely, In the bring
,rg nj enfranchsemen to many OF the
women Of the nation. and incessant
hhors to extend the blessing OF perfect
ciyll freedom to every one of the weak
Or sex. filed the years Of the departed
with untiring efforts and anxious cares,
ana measure Of success that crowned
her endeavors is attested by the fact
hat In four great states Of the union
women are on an equality with their
hrothefs. and the spirit OF equal suf-
rage is spreading throughout tho land,
Kidding fair at no distant day in the
minds of some, TO become universal
MANY OF todlys speakers had been
nersonally acquainted with the deceas-
Cd and others were well acquainted
with her life labors, and IL seemed
as though the worthy dead was a per-
sonal friend and sister to those who
eulogized her noble deeds.
MRS. SMITH PREsIDEs
Mrs. Bathsheba w, Smith presided
and the congregation sang Mrs. Howe's
Battle Cry of Freedom The open
ing prayer was offered by Hon. John
d Game,
Miss Judith Anderson sang the hymn
LEAD Kindly Light Miss Matte Read
accompanying on the organ.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The following resolutions were read.
the former by Mrs, Lydia ID. Alder
and the latter by Miss Ann NJ. Cannon,
both were unanimously adopted.
Alta meeting Of the State Council CT
Women, held at Salt Lake City on
saturday, March H. 1905. the following
preamble and resolutions were unani-
mousy adopted.
Whereas, We have learned with deep
regret Of the death of Susan b. An
m0ny That noble and self-sacrihcing
woman and able and devoted advocate
Of equal rights for all. And,
whereas, Her whole life has been
spent IN espouslng the cause of human
ny ana, In endeayoring to place woman
on the same plane with man; there
fore be il
Resolved, That in her death the wo.
men OF Utah, the United States and the
Norq, lose their dearest and best
friend, and most consistent exponent Of
woman suffrage, and be 1t further
resolved, That We tender our heart
iel sympathy to her loved ones in this
.VuF OF thelr sadness and aftliction, and
uiat her memory be revered as a sacred
inheritance, and an incentive to every
Wlhs mat is ennoblng and uplifting,
ana mat II may live in the worlds
McllVes, with those who have left the
NoIl1 better for having lived in It, And
resolved, That the above preamble
sll resolutions be spread on the min
Tyles OF me state Council OF Women Of
tIn' ana be published in the Salt Lake
puInals and copy thereof be trans
United 70 the president of the Wo-
"ahs National Suffrage association.
EMILY s. RICHARDS,
President.
ELIZABETH NJ. COHEN.
Secretary.
l. L. NJ. l. A, RESOLUTIONS.
whereas, The members of this ASSOC
S Suoh 90 feel personal loss in the
MN Nm OF humanity's uncrowned queen,
"Ss susan Il. Anthony, and,
Nnereas The beauty and glory Of
.s. ule nave become part of the heri-
ass oi the ages, and through that life
Sely Woman's intelligence and free
evia nave peen augmented In an meal
raa uesree, and therefore, every
bo,,,a urn OF woman has had his own
cr"., enlarged, his possibilities in
srd Seu ana his character ennobled;
dsv,treas' Her Chrlst-like, unselfish
h s. 70 llle's highest ideals, and
Wbi,L surale appreciation OF Justice,
plosS, he'er steeled her heart TO the
nat,nss OF mercy, have set a goodly
WI WI TOT us TO follow; and,
ana t'lfas, Her passing Is as fruitful
autliul as was her living;
vs therefore, be II resolved, That
cons 'ua members Of this association do
,nd,,IIaIe one hallowed niche in each
H. ritual memory wherein TO place the
"orh or Susan B. Anthony. the
e-s ssiue leader Of womankind I'm mod
s,t historical times; and that we viii
enufor to let her pure life. passion sn
uiL,In our own souls that wherevcr nor
s sh'llt may be hidden In tho bosom NJ
r ny' she shall be filled with some
rosSure Of divine Joy that we do re-
n,erhner, and that We do nrogross he
'a az OF her life and its labors.
ora hearts are lifted. therefore I'm
ana Ta ,''ea hymn Of praise and Joy,
Mat Ga oner our pleading petition to
deod ~ ~ no doth Judge the quick and
which Ia III The heavenly home to
NAV soue day we all shall 20, we
IN tbo Permitted TO mingle and labor
b. ala. ,',. Veritles over there, side
1 WIN susan b. Anthony.
susA YOUNG GATES,
ANN M. CANNON,
Committee.
"Ns' RICHARDS TRIBUTE.
View Emily !, Richards said that IN.
concsrr entertained by Miss Anthony
p,rtsma6s freedom. knew no sex; il
10, heI 10 all humanity. She copld
Or bys ,11eterred, either by opposition
Inc y'uuiegle, AZ the last session o,
knew nj, ,i,"n suffrage convention she
tut sb soH Wen her own weak condition.
Walked - sarnered her strength, and
s6s Io epon the arm OF friend.
erect NJ, gu NOT upon him. but walked
tependo ,%a Va pride, but IN womanly in.
last flrthSf' AT the celehrst ton Of her
"-"'' amid the congratulations