, 1907-01-08
BODY CAME
THIS MORNING
REMAINS OF LOUIS DelARio
REACH LARAMIE FROM MIS-
SOURI, VALLEY TODAY.
Met BY Delegation of Members of Da-
mon Lodge and Taken To Under
taking Reconstructed AS Now
Arranged to occur at Presbyterian
Church on Thursday.

The remains of Louis DeLario arriv-
ed this morning, at $50, aboard train
No. 8 from Missouri Valley, Ia, and
were met by a delegation from Damon
lodge, Knights of Pythias. The casket
was delivered to Undertaken j. w.
Stryker, Ayho took it to the undertake
ing rooms on Third street. The casket
was opened at the undertaking room
and there was not the least trouble in
Identifying the remains as those of Mr..
.DeLario. The features of the unfortu-
nate young man are in calm repose, in
dicating that death came while he
slept. The supposition, from the con-
dition of the body, is that he was suf-
located in his berth, and if,as stated in
the press dispatches, he was found in
the aisle of the car, the berth must
have burned from under him, allowing
the body to fall to the floor. Mr. De
Lario was evidently lying on his right
side as the features on that side were
considerably protected from the flames.
His V e were closed as in slumber and
there was no evidence that he had ev-
err moved, the remains being in a ma
tural posture for one asleep, the form
erect with the knees slightly doubled.
The casket will not be opened after II
is closed at the morgue.
Funeral On Thursday.
AS far as at present arranged, the
funeral will occur on Thursday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, in charge of the
knights of Pythias. Owing to the fact
hat the casket will not be opened, the
body will be taken from the undertake
ing parlors to the Presbyterian church,
where the services will be conducted
by Rev. A. C.. Hogbin, pastor of the
church, assisted by Rev. ]. 7. Pierce,
pastor of the Methodist church, The
~pallbearrers will consist of the school
friends and classmates of Mr.. DeLariot
Messrs. Frank Holiday, John Cordinerr
George Spalding. William Goodalei
Harry Langheldt and Clarence Cong,
don. Damon lodge, knights of Pythias
Twill attend in a body, members of the
lodge acting as ar escort.
Was Also Woodman.
Mr.. DeLario was also a member OF
Newcastle camp, Modern Woodmen OF
America, and Clerk Samuel Wallace OF
wyoming camp has received instruc
lions from that camp to render any as
~sistance possible. The Laramie camp
will attend the funeral in a body.
Mrs. DeLario Coming.
Mrs. DeLario is now on her way
west, expecting to reach here Thurs
day morning. She will be met at Oma
ha by her sister, Mrs. w. ]. Kelly, and
will be taken upon her arrival in this
city directly TO the home of her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. w. S. Vance.
Congressman Shocked.
The following was sent from Wash
ington last night as a special tele,
gram to the Denver Republican:
Representative Mondell was shock
ed at the news received this morning
of the death by cremation of his sec
rotary, Louis DeLario, in a Pullman
car while on his way to Washington.
He said DeLario was a competent
young nan and his death is regretted
by the members of the committee on
irrigation and the associates of the
unfortunate young man at the capitol.
1.-THE widow of DeLario left here at
noon today, accompanied by a sister
of Representative Mondell, for Lara
mic, where the funeral will take place
at is regarded as coincident that
several years ago one of Senator
Clark's secretaries, Roy Chamberlain,
lost his life in a train wreck, he, like
DeLario, having been a Wyoming
court reporter before engaging in gov
eminent work"