Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

The travelling Elders from The difTtr.
| cnt Islands arrived at Church heal
quarters, At Lnie In time 10 participate
In the grand jubilee, on the l7lh Of
| March, gotten up by the sisters 10 com.
memorato the DAY the Relief Society
was organized. over two hundred
sisters, wearing their badges, parnded
from Lanihuli 10 the Westinghouse for
On. morning service, which consisted
VI "a variety Of exercises. After which
a festival was given by the sisters 10
all present. Both the foreign aud
native sisters deserve credit FOR what
they did.
The Hawaiian Conference Of the
| Sandwich Islands convened on the
Bird, Iih, 9th aud 9TH " April, at Laie,
| President Matthew Noall presiding.
| On the stand were eighteen foreign
| Elders. A good representation Of the
different branches were present.
In the general meetirgaof the saints
the chief tspics dwelt upon were the
Sacrament, when and how 10 be kept,
correct form Of Administering II, proper
words to use whereby II might he
sanctifcd, how II was observed among
the Nophites, the sin attached In eat.
ing or drinking II unworthily, great
blessings promised by the Lord by
nartaking oft frequently; the habit Of
committing sin aud getting re.bap.
TIED 20 often; biographical sketch Of
| Abraham, promises made 10 him con.
cerniug' the scattering OF Israel among
all nations; Lsmanito-, how their
kin should be changed, how they
would assist In building up Zion In the
last days; Holy Pricsthcod; govern
mont OF God upon the earth, different
branches and their power, mode Of
officiating, when entitled to n, con.
domination brought about " not under
stood; baptism, law OF God, how the
ordinance was performed by holy men
In dispensn,ions past, proper tulJecis,
| infant baptism, necessary formula to be
used ns laid down In the Doctrine and
Covenants, when aud where TO bap-
tie; mother OF harlot-, who they are,
Indignation Of the Lord TO be poured
out upon them.
The Y. NJ. NJ. la. Conference was
called TO order by Joseph NJ. Horne.
Moke Nakuaau read tho repor. OF the
Improvement meetings for the past
term, after which prepared pro.
gramme WINS carried out, memDers Of
the leading societies having parts ~.
signed them. Delegates reported the
success met with as moderately good
during the past six months. President
Horne invok,s the blessings u the
Lord upon all the members Of the Or
gauizsiion. The officers sustained for
the ensuing t0Fm are: Jas. NJ. Horne,
president; &. ). Hammond and A. J.
Davis, counselors; Moke Nakusau,
secretary; .. n. KRulhonui, assistant
secretary.
At the Sabbath School Conference
Brigham johnson presided. The report
for the term was roai by M0kc M.
kuaau. The various officers reported
az 10 tue sabbath schools. NainOa, Of
Laie, bore testimony That the organize
ton OF the Sabbath school at head.
quattcIs was complete AMI In prosper.
Gus condition. President Matthew
NoAll explained In detail the form by
which the sabbath schools hro con-
Quoted In Utah, and strongly urged
tire Ulcers 10 pattern after 10. brigham
johnson gave some valuable ins,ruc'
tons.
The ofilcers tustaipei are: John
r. Giles, President; J. J. johnson and
Hyrum DE Fries, COunselors; Moke
Nakulau, secretary; :. Y. kanlhonul,
assistant fccreiary; Matthew Noall,
treasurer.
At the Relief Society conference
Nellie Grace called the meeting ~ or.
der, ami enc outraged all " DO faithful
and energetic In their labors.
All the foreign sisters were listened to
with much inteIeat. The officers sus-
tanned were; Libbie NOall, prcsldcn t,
with all the foreign sisters as her aids,
Kekuowa Mailman ami Kshuhu
counsellor; Krkuewa Nakuaan, secre.
tary. The names OF the general
authorities Of tho Church were present-
cd anu sustained.
Appointments Matthew Noall,
president OF tho Hawaiian Mission,
with all the foreign Elders AZ his oOun.
selors; q. ID. Harding, Church recorder
rnd clerk OF conference; John Brown,
book.keeper and store.keeper; Jos. H..
Thurter, blacksmith; &. ID. Harding,
school teacher; Johu Brown, Jr., as
sistnnt school teacher; Jas. NJ. Horne,
hesd luna at the Laie plantation; J.
w. Hawks, president OF tho islanu Of
Kauai, IsRsG Grace, kekuewa Homo.
lulu), and Kailiehu, assistants; Irwin
Fisher, president Of the island
Of Oahu, Hyrum De Fries
and Peter Makia, assisiantsj A. j.
| DaNlt, prtsiutut OF ne DEhncn OF
Honolulu, n. X, Hiapoole asslsts MT;
y. =. Hammond president ofthc Island
OF Man, Hyrum Duiiin, Henry Not.
tindorf, Daniels kirkaha anu David
Hahauliliou assistants; Brigham John.
son president Of tho districts OF Hilo,
5amarkna and KohalR, John T. Giles,
Hezekish Dufiln, Kilioo aud Kapai
assistants, John JOS. johnson presi.
dent Of the districts OF Kona, Kahoo-
miha assistant.
Lsie Branch; Matthew NoAl presi.
dent, Jas. IL. Horne and Jos. II. Thur
Der counselots; q. ID. Harding clerk OF
branch; Moko Nakuasu president OF
the \. g., l.. u, Nainoa and \. N.
kanihonui counselors; Z. n. Kani-
honui president OF the Y. NJ. NJ. |. A.,
NJ. X. Kou aud Kshiona counselors;
Kapo president OF the Relief Society;
Kai and N9waolOlOs counaelorn.
Statistical report for the term ending
April 9th, 1899. Foreign Elders and
Sisters, 20; Holding the Priesthood, 9il
Total Members, 8,lil; Officers ami
Members, 4,OS2; New BAptlsmu, liO;
Re. Baptisms, 20; Received In Branch,
ITO; Deaths, 10.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF ALCOHOL