Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-24
FUNERAL Of
AGED MUSICIAN.
Prof. BeesIey to be Buried From
The Assembly Hall To-
morrow.
CHOIR PASSES RESOLUTIONS.
Tabernacle Singers Through Their
Officers DO Honor to Their
Former Leader.

The funeral OF Prof. Beesley, the vet
eran musician, will take place from the
Assembly Hall tomorrow. at l2:l5. As
heretofore stated, the exercises are TO
be largely of a musical character the
Temple choir 10 sing the hymns which
ere to be from the deceased's own COM
positions. The first number VIII be
the anthem, Mount Zion,' and the
second. when Called TO the Throne"
After remarks by friends OF the de-
ceased, a quartet, consisting OF Nellie
Druce Pugsley Emma Ramsey Morris,
Thomas s Ashworlh aud John Robin
son viii sing Kind Words are sweet
Tones OF the Heart" the solo to be
rendered by Mrs. Pugsey. Then there
will be more speaking, and q string
quartet, consisting of Messrs. Weihe,
Midgley, CaYahn and Olson Will render
n selection, when there viii be more
speaking, TO be followed by a trio or
ladies. Miss Lottie owen, Miss Emily
Larsen and Emma Saunders, who will
sing. Your Rosebud IN Heaven" At
ter d Is number there will be more
speaking, and what Voice salutes'
Will be sung by LIZZIE Thomas Edward
and the Temple choir.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.
"Out OF memory for the dead profess
sor the Tabernacle choir, whose leader
he was for 50 many years, passed the
following resolutions.
THE OLD MARTIAL BAND.
All members OF the old Martial band
and their wives are requested TO at
tend the funeral OF the late Captain l.,
Beesley, az the Assembly hail. at l2tlj
tomorrow Sunday afternoon. spe-
clal funeral ear Will be provided to con-
Vey the party 10 the cemetery, at the
close OF the services, and back to the
Tcmple block
Persons desiring to view the remains
may do so at the family residence to-
morrow morning from 10 10 II o'clock.
IN MEMoRIAM!
II hath pleased our heavenly Father
TO remove from this sphere Of action
our former leader, our talented associ-
ate, our dearly beloved brother, Elder
T.. BCesley, and while we must bow to
the tehests OF heaven we feel 10 mourn
/ with his family and immediate relatives
| IN this. their hour " deepest sorrow,
We know this feeling Is general, AMI
| that II viii be shared by every musical
society, or organization I'm this city;
whether vocal or Instrumental Nor
/ VIII Il stop here but in other parts Of
/ the state and in the communities Of
| the Saints where hymns Of praise have
! been sung where anthems have re
/ sounded uud where halauIahs have
been voiced, under his leadership, they
! too. with u.s. WIN shed a silent tear In
| memory of the dear departed,
Therefore, he Il resolved, that we *
/ tend to Die family az the deceased our
| heartfelt sympathy and the comfort that
! true fellowship brings and that we viii
unite In prayer 10 God that he will send
! His comforting influence to soothes
their sorrows and alleviate distress,
Re It further resolved that we regard
! our brother not only az an able must
| clan. but true Christian; possessing q
| humble heart, mll ~ love and compass.
sion for his fellow men. and with char.
! nv for an, His lips have not profnned
| his tongue has not revied: he has hon.
ored the Priesthood Of God IA all things
When asked to take the leadership oil
the choir his reply was That task 1.
easy II ] may have the love and sym.
patty of the members When asked
to relinqulsb, II was. II am In the handi
OF my brethren" az much as to say
their Will not mine. be done--how no
be how like the Master. and yet tina
act. as II relates TO us, was implicit,
followed throughout his mortal life.
And now, be II resolved that we vii
attend tho obsequles IN body as nearl,
as can be; that fitting momento o
noral Offering be provided for the occa
sion. out Of the funds OF the society
That these resolutions be published II
the Deseret News; that suitable copiet
be penciled and framed and presente,