The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-18
FRIENDS RENDER
FINAL TRIBUTE
Funeral OF Thomas MalOney
Attended by Hundreds of
0gden'S Citizens.

S1NtGli " SiAiENiiOs
IN the First Presbyterian church at
o'clock yesterday afternoon impressive flu
neral services were held over the remains
Of the late Thomas Maloney- The edifice
was crowded to overflcwing with relatives
and friends who gathered to pay their re-
speCts to one whom they had known and
loved in life. The members of the Dix
Logan post. G. A. r.. the Woman's Relief
corps and the members Of the Weber
County Bar association attended the serv-
ices in a body At the entrance to the
church the members of the three organi-
cations formed a double column. through
which the Caskct was carried and the III
neral party passed.
AS the remains were carried into the
church by Judge J. \. Howell. A W
Agee 4. f.. Pratt, T. ID. Johnson '. G.
Gunnell and George Halverson, of the 10
cal bar association. a quartet sang Soft
iy and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling. Rev
John Edward Carver, pastor of the
church. presided over the services and
preached an impressive funeral sermon.
He selected his text from the thirteenth
chapter Of PaUIs First Epistle to the
Corinthians:
For now we see through a glass dark
I " but then we shall see face to lace
/ Now we know in part, but then We shall
know even as we are known. And now
D
/ but the greatest Of these is love.
Sermon by Rev. Carver.
/ Mr.. Carver said in part:
/ Life seems to be wOndrouS in its power
/ and presence. The whole world seems TO
( be a world of living matter. The soil be
meath our feet is pregnant with ire the
( sea contains il to d fullneSs, and Yet. gen
1 eral as life is. how little we understand
/ its meaning. If we understand but little
! Of life how can we expect to know fully
! the meaning of death2 1t Is as omnipres-
! ent as is life-in life we are In the midst
: of death. We seek to know dedths moan
ing and Gods word alone brings us a
message. Here only do we have It's pur-
Our text saws. now we see through a
( glass darby and indeed truly does II
( speak when we think of death. Our con-
ISOLATION is that the day cometh when We
shall see its meaning face to face and we
[ shall know even as also We are known.
This message is very clearly taught IN
Gods word. That death IS ouL the COM
mencing of an endless life. Lie Is Dut q
portal of the bOundless eternity All NE
seems lifted TO a higher sphere when We
realize that W. live, not Tor TINS DAY ohly'
but for the eternities to be.
THE qualities which this text designateS
as abiding are worthy of our thought
These qualities are faith, hope and love
/ and. indeed. as we think OF ne, We can
{ well say that these are the greatest
MaIoney's Career in Life.
We see the young man or the young
Z boy going from an obscure village out in
I to the ranks of life-we see him in young
B manhood. leading the regiment its color
Z bearer. ever in the thickest of the fight.
and when the battles din has died away
we see him entering southern colege,
training for the years to come. He walks
I on through halls of state; he enters a
I lawyers field. Through years of active
and faithful service ne comes 10 ripeneu
age honoTed and esteemed by all who
; knew him. But the handspring of a pub
lie career lies ever near the hedIl. HOhl'
love with him was passion. with trut
southern characteristics home was MS All
! Here the generous nature and sunny dis
position gave all a hearty welcome Grea
was his hope. not only for the LIE Whlcf
now is but for the life TO be. GfedJ Wa
his faith not only in his fellow men bu
in the life to come. But greater thai
these was the love for country, Tor com
rades. for loved ones and Tor nome.
But the message is a message for thos'
of US who today are in the midst OF Ire
Nav faith. hope and love so richly abld'
in our lives that our whole nature ma,
he transformed and illumined by thei
presence. In life we are IN the midst o
death and the message for us Is thaI WE
we shall know face to face our faltn y
our God shall be so deep that that kno"l
Eve shall miss the benediction of hi.
oIIiet face We shall miss the touch OF
life strong in its friendship, strong IN u
love for right and hate Tor wrong, stT0he
IN fbe render qualities of the heart Blu
as we 20 out in life may we enter int
the duties of the morrow so strengt hene'
and rudimented in faith, hope and low
that We NAV so live that when the sum
mons comes to join that innumeraole car
AVIAN which journeys toward that mySter
ious realm wherein each lies Wlthlh IN
/ chambered halls of death. we go. not Tx
1 The galley slave. scOurged to his dungeon
/ brt Soothed and sustained by an uni2Iter
/ inc trust we wrap the draperies OF on
couch around us and lie down to pleasan
dreams.
Veterans Pay Last Honors.
; As the casket was carried from tn
church the guartette sang Gatnerhi
/ Home The funeral cortege then 1orme'
ana wendell its way TO the Mountain NleN
cemetery. where interment was mac a, :
the Grand Army burying ground, ana III
G. A. r. service held. I,
| MANY beautiful floral offerings were lal
: tiDon the casket. which was comPieteI
: covered with flowers. An American I'D
I was also thrown across one emu OF VI
/ casket Among the large Iloral deslsh
y,-as one from the bar Association, pearln
( - inscription Honest Tom Maloney
title that was lovingly applied TO mr.
in life. - -, ,,.r from, M,
% IN CITY were: Attorney General NJ
a. Breeder. p. L. Williams, =. :, Nsri IA
County Attorney p. p Christensen an
~ Willis Of Salt Lake.
NJ "a o'clock the Weber County Ba
associaticn met at the county Dullolns
"a after adopting the following resolu
sio1s marched to the church in body
= Bar Association Resolutions.
1,-h.reas our brother Thomas Maloney
~ resident and valued citizen OF TN
lo Immunity. has departed this life; and
7 .sXVhersas We recognize in him Stron
.oi md civic virtues. and fully al
I'.ss,,sa his valued services to his fello'
@. !1Ti,sreas, we do now sense the loss II
officers of the courts OF TINS STATE ana al a ~
neiii ,Sa,,1 the shadow east upon his b'
> I eeI hSV ,,ife and daughter: therefore. be
Resolved ss That We are penetr co,smo
: the calamity. which Nv We nan IN of n
, with his family anu 'n !, The death !,