worthy, as our Brother Erastus, and,
above all, follow in the steps of the
great Exemplar of all righteousness,
our Lord Jesus Christ, whose grace be
ever with you all. Amen.

WILFORD WOODRUFF,

In behalf of the absent members of
the Council of the Apostles.

Benediction was pronounced by
Patriarch John Smith.

At the close of the services in the
Tabernacle the procession formed on
South Temple Street, in the following
order:

Band.
Apostles, as Pall Bearers.
Hearse.
Family.
Choir.
First Presidents of Seventies.
President of Stakes and High Councilors.
High Priests' Quorums.
Elders' Quorums.
Presiding Bishopric.
Bishops and Counselors.
President of Teachers' Quorums.
Presidents of Deacons' Quorums.
Committee of Arrangements.
Citizens.

The streets along the route or pro-
cession were lined by large numbers
of people. The cortege consisted of
44 vehicles filled with relatives and
friends of the deceased, exclusive of
the carriage containing the pall bear-
ers, which was ahead of the hearse,
and the band, which led the proces-
sion.

On arriving at the cemetery the
choir sang—

O, my Father, thou that dwellest
In the high and glorious place.

Counselor Daniel H. Wells offered
the dedicatory prayer, and the remains
of the faithful apostle of the Lord
Jesus were consigned to the tomb.

worthy, as our Brother Erastus, and, above all, follow in the steps of the great Exemplar of all righteousness, our Lord Jesus Christ, whose grace be ever with you all. Amen.

WILFORD WOODRUFF,

In behalf of the absent members of the Council of the Apostles.

Benediction was pronounced by Patriarch John Smith.

At the close of the services in the Tabernacle the procession formed on South Temple Street, in the following order:

Band. Apostles, as Pall Bearers. Hearse. Family. Choir. First Presidents of Seventies. President of Stakes and High Councilors. High Priests' Quorums. Elders' Quorums. Presiding Bishopric. Bishops and Counselors. President of Teachers' Quorums. Presidents of Deacons' Quorums. Committee of Arrangements. Citizens.

The streets along the route or procession were lined by large numbers of people. The cortege consisted of 44 vehicles filled with relatives and friends of the deceased, exclusive of the carriage containing the pall bearers, which was ahead of the hearse, and the band, which led the procession.

On arriving at the cemetery the choir sang—

O, my Father, thou that dwellest In the high and glorious place.

Counselor Daniel H. Wells offered the dedicatory prayer, and the remains of the faithful apostle of the Lord Jesus were consigned to the tomb.