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ck 1I1 4 NW1 iiP lA tr lJffr a 117 i1 17 1 i1 7 Si IWIi I DESEBBT ITVJENIHa NEWS SAT JEDAT MAT2if 1902 22 I SOUTHERN STATES IN IIIOINI fillers Mnct Antagonist lint An 1 Aided by IIU KfTorts I The subjoined letter slcncil by l5l I dent Llnforrl and 0 II Hyltoi 1 JabotlnR In Vlrclnla Our present labor Is that of traveling among tho Sabbath schools aol that work only requires our attention on Sundays when we can meet with tho Saints where schools are or can bet organized we have had the privilege of meeting and hearing other professed teachers of Christianity At Uradfard Vn a few days ago wt of visiting Methodist I had the pleasure Jet revival and on the next day were Invited to take dinner alone with the two mlnlstera who were conducting the meeting Attar tho dinner was over a conversation i was Indulged In In which wo think the power of truth prevailed On 4 the following night wo were Invited to hold a mcotlnir with the people which i we did and had the privilege of tench Ing them somo of the truths of the Gos pe of the Redeemer We next tnad our way to Giles county nnd as wo were on our way to i the Mountain Lake Sunday school we stopped near a schoolhousn and upon learning thnt we would be allowed tho use of the house we pubtlnhed and held a meeting on Monday night After our meeting was dismissed ft gentleman ff called for tho attention of the crowd anti announced that ho had read the I lllble In seven or eight different Ian guages had lived In 13 states and Canada had traveled much and had been out west and sat on the cornerstone ota Mormon temple and that he being minister of the Gospel would preach there tho next night The people gathered and our rever end friend preached a short sermon from Isaiah Wi after which ho paid ho had a talk ho desired to make His llrst effort was to Impress th people with tho magnitude of his learning anti experience after which ho told I of mnny things not to bo desired 1 which ho claimed had como undor his i observation and strove to leave the Impression upon the people that the Mormons were responsible for them i Ho rehashed the old myths of woman i slavery In Utah and the wife nnd girl Mpallng mission of the Kldera and other fables which honest men of Intelll Kence have long since ceased to behave 5 After the close of bin services we announced that we would answer him thn fc following night When we left tho building and went out Into the crowd wo heard many expressions of resent ment against such language and conduct ns had just been participated In The next night we met a large crowd who listened to us with manifest In tcrost Many of them nskod for tracts and some bought books i We learn olnce thnt the gentleman only filled ono of his appointments and ji the people have sent us word to comeback I find preach to them Wo are enjoying good health nnd the spirit of our calling I Cnnlrronco In Virginia The following report Is dated Hag leys Mills Lunenhurg Co Vn Mny 12 and Is signed by Klder Hyde The Elders laboring In the southern I part of this state met In conference yesterday at Uagleys Mills Lunni burg Co Va There were present President Anders Mortenaon and Counselor Lot Itoblnuon and Klders Nells Uehrman James Smith Jno Lclthead 0 Chapman Lorenzo Crosby Ashncl Gee doidon I Heckstead Wm 13 Evans Parley i Edwards nail Charles II Hyde A council meeting was called by KlOer Mortenson for 9 oclock In the morn jf Ing at which much good Instrurton i was given to the Klders At 10 oclock the Hnlnts and friends met In a Urge room at tho home of Brother Win II Tucker and addresses worn made by Kldera Niels Hehrman Smith and Jilt 0 Ioithead The afternoon meeting wai aspen ally well attended The speakers WHet Kldora II Hyde Mortennon nnd i Itoblnson The third meeting Will I called to order at and a goodly number were present I Klders Nils llehrman Jno Iel thead and Smith have received i notice of their release and will return to their homes Boon The people of the neighborhood here have exhibited a very kind and hoi 1 pliable spirit toward the Kldtra and tho Saints who came from distant points furnishing entertainment for 1 nil In true outhern klndnws i The general condition of the Virgin ia conference very encouraging quite number of baptisms having taken place recently Generally speaking there Is not 110 much prejudice manifest as formerly nnd the litders are very successful in getting the principles of eternal life before the people We Und the Deseret News In a number i of the homes in Virginia and It does much to assist In allaylnv prejudice rs I among many people The two new books written by Apostle Cowley are also finding many purchasers i CALIFORNIA San rrnncUco Confcrcnrr The following report Is dated San Francisco May IWt and Is signed by Mny Hawllnson seoretnry of the conference i The seventeenth semlannunl conference of the San Francisco conference of the California mission convened at I Friendship hall 909 Market street San FrnncUco April 27 1SOJ George Miles presiding I Thirty missionaries laboring In the conference were present nlo Prof Urlmhntl ofthe ncsdcmy President Joseph HoblnHun made few Introductory remarks The speakers In the forenoon were Elders Carlos Smith Wm Jolly lea IX Mllei and Chtrlu RolltlLl I I ji fj I The general authorities of the Church were presented to the Saints present by hider ScoVllle anti unan nuwly miituliifd The addresses during the afternoon session wete mado by Kldurs Thoa Peterson II II Scovlllc Jos Jensen nnd Amman Tut tie Klder 11 Hcovlllo being called to labor In another conference was re leaned from the office of secretary nUll Klder Walter Hoi rick appointed In his Blend Klder Joi ph IZ Iloblnson made a tow pleasing and appreciative remark regarding Klder Hcovlllos labors ns secretary of tho mission HP was also presented with everal beautiful gifts Klder Koblnon being too 111 to occUpy the limo during the evening cession Klder James Anderson spoke on the subject of the Hook ot Mormon The hall was tilled to Its utmost pnolty rind the spirit of pence and unity prevailed throughout the entire confer enco Conference then adjourned for IIlx months Priesthood meeting convened Mon day April 28 at 1030 a at rule slon headquarters 839 Golden Oat1 avenue President Joseph Iloblnsoi presiding Reports were given by the Klders Monday evening a social party was given nt Crystal hull Tuwday night April 23 nt 089 loldeti into avenue LI special program was given by tho Mutual Improvement association Wedius day April 30 Elder Saints and friends met nt the recreation grounds Golden Onto park to partake of refreshment served hy the sisters Thursday the Klders departed for their different fields of labor EASTERN STATES WOlii i UOHTOV TUB WOMIC IN I Press Notion of Ilic LntlcMlny Hniiilf Missionary KfTiirln The following is from tho Iloston Post of May II and may bo of Interest to the readers of tho News Miss Mary Young granddaughter ol Hrlgham Young the historic leader ol the Ioriuioii and Mr Lawrence Taylor grandson nf Preddcnt John Taylor ol the Mormons were both In Hoiton yesterday to attend the Mormon conference which Is being held in this city Miss Young IB not only descended from Drlgham Young but also from the distinguished Adams family of Massachusetts her grandmother was II descendant of Prtnldont John Quincy Adams I nin very much Interested In tho Mormon faith said Mlw Young to a Poet reporter yesterday I Intend to i devote my life to spreading of thin I good work I huve been very much pleased with the progrcMS which has been made In Hoston anil New England During this conference which has been held I htvvc not spoken but I havu Bllllg I Idles Young Is very beautiful and talented young lady Hhe wu educated In Kngland nlid New York She spent yesterday In looking over tho Bights of Boston visiting Newspaper row the stock exchange and Harvard University sityThe Mormons are aid to have made considerable pn gre In Boston With established headquarters as Latter day Saints nt S3 Kast Newton street they have held public meetlngn and have begun house to house canvass of Boston Maiden Melrow and Now ton Hecently they have secured a permit for spcitltlng on the Common ana hereafter they will also use that i place an means Of propagating their doctrine President John McQuarrlo of the Kostern States mission has been attending the conference In Dostonwhlch is under the direction of President Clyde President Clyde states that since 1SSO ther have been no marriages among the Mormons of one husband to more than one wife That feature forms but small part of the Mormon work says Mr Clyde Our real role tlon Is to restore the Oowpel to Its original purity as It wad nt the tlmo of ChrIst In tho Now York Conference Elder Kdwln Parry Jr writes from Albany Mny 6 Slnco November 1901 we have been laboring In Albany and have met with little opposition the people having trnatcd tis kindly or with silent contempt Tho city ulllcialu have been very courteous und we have been given the privilege of holding open nlr meetIngs and they have been a good success On Mny 4 Pre John a McQuarrle came up fr mi New York City to hold our semiAnnual conference which was held on Sunday May 4 and concluded an Monday the 5th On Monday thu Elders held their Priesthood meeting The peseret WR Is a great help to us and a good missIonary and In looked to by the Klders as a welcome visitor Any of thu Saints having friends or relatives In this part of the country the Killers would be pleased to huve their addresses that they might call them BRITISH Millennial Star May 81 4rrlvalsTho following Elders ar rlvwt qn the 3 Commonwealth Mny I After a plenum voyage For the llrlltsh millionJohn Duncan John MrlTile John Cameron Salt Lake City Earl Oreenwell Uwli Head llfrbert foulicr Ogden Leo Pick itt ftt GeorgeS Joseph II Cutler Po wtcllo Joseph Sunders Rexburg Idaho John Ladle Mrndon Alum 0 ymetit William Stewart Warren George Qlbby Mown Edmund It lIrrllI North Ogden David ItiChy IrX John Gardner Ooh Itaymoml II Clayton Provo Por the Qermnn mlwionlludolph ItlchenbHrh Olenwood Hoswcll lId line Henry A Anderson Ogden 1M ward Kimball Clmrle Clarence Neelen Charles Pike Pmnklln ChamberlaIn Silt Lake City Freder ick 0 Kotter llrlglnim For the Scan dinavian nlslllolIlIuence 8 Nelson Ofden Peter Jenuon Huntsvllle Mels Krlcknen Salfom Frederick Mitchell Clinton For the Swiss male 1IlonWllllam Henrr Itenler Ogden Oottfrled Hrufger Venice In the lame company were the following who come to ISuiop as visitors Professor Kvan Stephen Mrs Annie Pitches Mrs Emma Arnup Mrs Mar Ann Simon ROM A Toronto llenjamin a Wilson irah Wilson Christian 11 Larson Salt take City Ulshop George Munford neaver Mary A lArsen NVwton Hlshop James Taylor and wife Annie Taylor Ogden Most of the visitors have come to gather genwloKy Professor Stephens in company of President Wlllaril chHstophernon of the Chrlstlnnln conference will spend a few months In Kurope for real end In visiting of musical centers Miss Toronto in company of her brother RIder Albert Toronto who has Just finished a three years mission In German will travel eztaiulvtly visiting italy in the 1 i south and Sweden and Norway In the north Appointments The ElderS for Great Britain have been assigned to the following conferences Herbert Foulger and Karl QreenWell London David Itlgby and Itaymond 11 Clayton Leeds John Duncan Alma 13 Wayment und Lewis Jicad Liverpool John Ladle Joseph Sanders and Joseph Cutler Nottlng ham Wlllam Stewart und Leo Pick ott Newcastle Edmund It Derrett SheOlcld John Cameron and John McPhln Scottish George 13 Olbby anti John Gardner Welsh Elder Iloscoe 13 drover of the Lcedi Conference hits been called to presldi over the firlmsby conference lleleusesThe following Elders have been released to return homo per steamship Now England Falling from Liverpool May 22 Chnrles A Hall Newcastle Raymond Thompson Scot tlsh conference Rider Alexander Buchanan Jr who for the past thirtyfour months has labored in the British mission Is now released to return home Tho Jlrat I twentytwo months were spent In the Scottish conference ntuLjhe last year at Ihe Liverpool olll xhero he has assisted In editing the Star I31der Bu chanans work has been of the most satisfactory kind and It is with a feel hug akin to regret that thoMe who havo become acquainted with the vigorous style of A se him leave Kder Buchanan will spend thre weeks In visiting Scotland and Intend sailing per steamship New England May 22 TransforsThe following Klucrs who have been acting conferneoe presidents have been culled to Inbor ns follows Henry Blood from Grime by to lAndau Ernest Bramwell from Manchester to London Joseph Cannon from StockholmScandlnavlan mission to Mlllonlal Star plHco Liverpool STAKE CONFERENCES Cassia Htako I Oakley May 17The Casslavfltnko quarterly conference convened Ribs Saturday and Sunday May 10 and 11 There were present Joseph Tanner superintendent of Church ichoolsj Stake President Wm Jack and Counselors John Smith and Wm Harper nlso members of High Council and several Bishops President Jack mado the open lag remarks on Saturday morning Elder Tanner spoke of the necessity of the Saints being exemplary In nil Mugs Saturday afternoon vas devoted en Irely to religion class work Klder Tanner gave Instruction In the work 4 Priesthood meeting was held where much valuable counsel and Instruction sere given Sunday at 10 a a portion of the time was occupied by Sabbath school loports of Sabbath schools and 11 I A were given by the stake superIntendents ntendents Dr Tanner gave very timely counsel to the young men nnd women upon the knowledge they should possess before entering marriage At 1 in after singing nod irnyer tho Sacrament was admlnls ered The general und stake author ties were unanimously sustained Klder Jack and Harper addresser the Saints upon tho condition surrounding tho Latterday Saints Dr Tanner also addicssed the congregation Dr Tanner was present at the commencement exercises of the Cassia take academy which were held on Tuesday morning May 13 at 10 a mAn excellent program hud been pre PaVed by Prof Joseph Peterson the irlnclpal Supt Tanner gave excel lent counsel and advice to the students and parents MILLARD Stake Clerk Good ItoMiliitlons Klder James Lythgoe In a letter from lenefor Summit county Mny 12 says Yesterday was our ward conference A new feature wan that the prenldentH of the associations nnd the ward teachers reported themselves as full tithing payers that they observed the Word of Wisdom and retrained from speaking evil of their neighbors The presidency of the Stake were In attendance Howard Brnncli Organized Howard Klntiham Co Idaho May IT We havo Just been organized Into a branch with John Wheeler preslu log Our branch consists of parts of Ulnckfoot and Bnysalt wards We lire Utuated about half way between the two which are about 12 miles apart We are located on both sides of the Oregon Short Line We have about 10 families of Latterday SaInts In our branch which Is known na the Howard branch of the Baysalt ward In the Illngham stake Stake Prest Steele and StanKer came down from lona whore they reside nnd organized us on the 23th rf April Our Sunday school was organized on March 30 by Stake Supt Crautree Ernest A nrover was lected superintendent with Wheeler as ftist and Carson Draper ns second assistants nnd Ilota Nellson secretary Sister Steele of the Stake Belief no clety was hero and organized a relief society with Sister Wllllllmlng Nellson president and Sisters Violate Draper us first and Wheeler us second courtselorj and Levlnn drover secretary Sister William Dye organized a Primary Association with Wheel tr president and Sisters Violate Draper as list and Xelma MaIm second counselors and Amy Terry secretary There Is plenty of room here for good Latterday Saints We have good land and plenty of water JOHN WhEELER Itollslon Clnnn Conrrrcnue Hitler Edgar Reid writing from Mantl May 19 says that the afternoon of May 10 was set apart for conference of the religion classes Asit den Supt Budger Clawson Apostle Hwa Smoot counselors of the Stake presidency Supt Parry Bishops ofllwa and Teacher from nearly all of this wards wero present Supt TPnrry reported that classes had been organized In nil the wards excelling one There were OSS pupils gr about percent of nil children In the Stake en roiled antI the average attendance 5970 Asat Ion Supt Claw son explained detail the relation which the RelIgion classes bear to the general Church school education The six steps followed In all classes were referred to anti the distinctive character of tho work given was explained Apostle Heed Smoot then spoke at length upon the work entrusted to tho Saints am other topics RETURNEDIMISSIONARIES Elder A Brlnton of Oakley Summit ro returned on the 15th of this month from the Southern Status mil don where he has been laboring In the East Tennessee conference He was set apart on the Uth day of April 1900 says I il nolltUAA4t la a May Heaven Help Despondent and Hopeless Sutfcrers from Kidney Disease to Accept the New Life Offered by Paines Celery Compound Jlio Great Modicino Cures JUriglits Disease Diabetes Nepl JitJs and Albiiinliiuria Thousands of people suffer through living death from some form of kidney disease In the majority of cases tti poor sufferers have been Informed by Physicians list there Is no hope If you nro a vlptlm of kidney disease take courage dear sufferer There is a mighty Having agent that you liav not yet called to your aid It Is 1alne Celer Compound This grand medIcs prescription has conquered as deeper ale cases as yoiira Mt has power to pluck you as a brand torn time burning if you have but the faith to give Il trIal You may perchance ask What will Pnlnes Celery Compound do for me that other medicines have failed to tu compllsh Pitlnos Celery Compound will no compllsh vastly more for yui In you I waitress than you can Imagine It first gnat vital undertaking Is tht pur Ideation of the life stream from wan matter the insult of decomposition the tissues It will remove nil morbli materials savins you from urarml poisoning which so often proves fat In kidney disease In adltlon to all this Paines Celv Compound will establish nerve rr i and new nerve fiber It will nuilsh tin weakened system and reBtore tho fLit Vital functions of the kidneys Jf you value life delay not the uw 0 Paines CelCry Compound single houi Your present critical condition demands the immediate two of this great life saver Emma Doty of Rod Buttes Wyo saved by Inlnea Celery Compound from fatal kidney disease writes as follows I had a terrible pain In my side owlius to kidney troubles I could i hardly lie down but that trouble hu I nil left me through the use of Palnes Celery Compound Last spring I had mountain fever and was sick a longtime since taking Palnes Celery Compound I am strong I feel very grateful for your medicine I am glad to say anything that would encourage people to use It Diamond Duo color anything any eJol uamonu Dyes Neyer sill Never tAlle very prosperous condition The Elders enjoy the beat of health 5 Elder Tyler Illngham of Wilson Weber Co returned on tho 15th of thl month from the Southern States conference Ho has been laboring In th Florida conference He was set apart on the 31st day of Jahuary 1000 Hr says he had an enjoyable mission ani that the Elders are doliif well In thai part of the field Elder Plchatd of FIelding Hoxclder oounty frcturned home on th 19th of this month from the Cnllfornl mission for which he was set apart ur the 2nd of May 1DOO lIe haH belaboring in the Sacramento San Fran cisco and Ios Angeles Conferences an ho nays the prospect are very cooi throughout the mlsalon The Lldcr are energetic and doln jx good work Elder 11 Urown of South Jordan SnIt Lake county returned home the 17th of this month from tIme Zealand mission where ho has beet laboring about three years and four months He labored principally In Uv not thorn part of New Zealand and Ic met with fairly good success He Wlf set apart on the 22nd day of Jan 189S The mission he says Is flourishing apr sent Elder A Ray of Hunter Hal jako county returned home on the III ot this month from the Southern Statci mission for which he was set apart or the 14th day of Feb 1500 He labored the first 15 months In the South Air hama conference and tho remainder the time In Kentucky He say he wan veil pleased with tho experience IK iad Elder Charles Ii llolllns of Huger City Juab county was set arart oi the 16th of May 1900 for the Callfor ila mission lie labored In Napa albs and Merced counties and then In the various counties of the San Frau deco conference He returned homo on the 10th of this month after a sue essful mlislon I Elder Oscar White of Otles Wayne county reports that he has returned home from a two years mis Ion In England He was set apart on the 30th of March 1000 and arrived lit Liverpool April 22 where he received nn appointment to labor In the Liverpool conference Ho remained hero until his departure for home on the 24th While In the field ho greatly enjoyed mme labors and was blessed with the best of health Elder Sownrp in letter dated anapsa Cob may J7 reports thai he hat Just returned from a mission to the southern states for which he was pot apart on the llth day of April 1900 lIe labored Ohio and middle Tenncs see conference where he enjoyed his labors cry much He had til prIvIlege of seeing quite a number of peo ph convinced of the truth of the Gall gel and of obeying the same and how great many manifestations of the power of God ji Elder Robert AMoss of Woods Cross Davis county returned home on the Rtli of this month from a missIon to hawaii and California Ho wan get apart for the Hawaiian mission on the Hh day of May 1000 and remained In the Inlands for ten months Then ln WIIS transferred to California where he labored In the Sacramento nnd los Angeles confcreneces lIe says he has hnll nn enjoyable mlFslon Elder Qcddea of Baker City Oregon was pet apart on the 5th day ot April 19W for tho California mill Ion where he has been laboring in Han Francisco Sacramento and Fan ifrnnrdlno He returned to this elton the 19th of this month after a pica lint experience In the field In San fernardlno there have been 13 baptisms this year Ii Sister Alice Sargent of Holtsvlllc Summit county returned to this city en the SUt of this month from tho Hrlt Ilh mission hero she has been performing missionary work In the london conference She was set apart for Ills field on the 21th flay of March 1900 She jays alma pnjovM her work very much though she hart a varied expert Once asahI nilnslonarlcs have I Elder A Pace of New Harmonv WuhlnJton county returned on the P1st of this month from the Eastern States minion for which he WAS wt apart on the 9th of August lOO He has been laboring mOlt of the time In the Itr of Boston eta In flDohuhr and hit says time prospects are ery prosperous In that field now The Kt dcrs have again pirmluslon to preach on tho Boston Common Elder Frank Stephenmm of Far West Weber county want net apart on the Gth of June 1900 for the Northwestern States mission from which he returned on the 23rd of 1lIrl last Ho say he had a good mission Ho presided ovir tho Anacoada conference about four months Toto Her Child WI rpm frightful disfigurement Mm NOnnle 0allRer of La Orange Oa ap plied llticklens Arnica Salve to great sores on her head and face and writes Its quick curt exceeded all her hopes 11 works wonders In Sores Brulaes Skin Eruptions cut hums Scalds and Piles lIe Cure guaranteed by Drug Kept It You Want to liny first clnsl brick call at Improved Brick companys Lube ZK Second South I nni i Mm IMItnr Editor 5A Drowrt of BennetlsvllJe wasonpo ImnenBcly surprised Through lone suITedim from Dyspep ala he writes my wife was greatly run down She had no strength or vigor and Buffered great dlntrca from her stomach but she tried Electric Bitters which helped her at once and Kin 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