Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-31

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t.riaI Visitor meanwhile utus notes
Attle close Of the meeting questions
Al, ire solicited ani long list was suN.
tnitteJby the gentleman lDiefvI TO,
thp frat +, untst being tot hsi u. Elcu
puery gave additional opportunity Iur
making plntu the revealed plan of liip
add Enlvnttou, and gu interesting de-
bats continued III about mii ilut.
The quarterly conference 1i Hawkes.
Ray district was held nt NWpsWa 0u
SUNDAY, oct. LIT, bot 80 ~ni nut attend.
ed AZ largely az usual, o. many 10 the
membrrs wore away nt work, the
sbpsu.shcYriur season having opened.
IL wa therefore tcuucl advisable 60
0isusnre with saturday, meetings
and holl four mteiiugs on The Sob. aih.
rbp Elders from Zion pwUuI we're
W, Gibson, b. Goddard and L. w.
Conference was callol Go order at Z
o, m. uy Elder W. Gibson. There was
q good Attendance, ami an iHici,s.iup
address was delivered ~ Elder GU.
son, who greeted the ha.uu ulu exc
pressed his 10y In his LAHORE aH "a ltt.
want Of Coz. He explained July the
dudes uuvl lvIug upon iuu luem'
Der. and sxuurted them 60 tutugYu all
evil ana serve God faithfully. Alter "a
short ndIross by native llluh poru,
the mueiug was n,J 'uiiyI io 10
O'CLOCK. al which time u HuCu u u aut.
lug was held in which SPARED 100.
dresses were delivered 10y tutyu ui thu
rnuvp members, viz NHtimli Nifumu
ruknnn anu Hoiufhnc'
Sacrament mtoIug was byld
ut O'Clock, and uumDtf %. uu.-
tidprs were present. After tHu open.
! ing rXrruhcs and the aImills,fiUUu
of the LUrd's supper L.uul h. Cod.
GARD gruttOI tue mruu-fH 90
Hawkos BAY DISTRICT aui oppressed
| ME pleasure IN being present, liH TO.
| ferteu tU the inturs % thu EiJgtt
AMONGST the Maufis, aud Sue vront
/ work now going on d. the louIigH of
/ the LIFt iu ZION. He tvstiuI 90 ihu
iulhlmcnt %. the pf0pnUcy cIntailol
Ia Malachi ~: o, q, nuu urged Che
/ Maori Saints 20 be ihithiul tUg hoy
might nave the privilege OF lauIuug
/ In the House ~ Col. lie also WArnru
/ thcm Of some o tho prevalent owls la
their midst. Elder Giba1u continue d
/ this subject, speaking fully urJn the
] plan II 7Ilysuon revealed iu thn latter
days anu showing how thu plus in
prison viii have tnv Gospel ordinances
miui-tcf,d unto them. He uiFei ihy
native Saints u study these u.uUitlrs
anu 10 bear testimony unto the goDI'
ntsaOf Col In fostOring the primitive
ordinances u the Gospel.
Ia ths evening, Ut elk O'Clock, tcs'
/ timOuy meeting wac hold, which con-
| tiruci about four huutr, q large mum
Our OF mgmhuiB bearing faithful lcH'i'
mUui,s.
IL may interest tho Saints 100 X1u
/ 10 learn how the rpiut OF tus lu.ny
/ rests upon the faithful member. ui tUt
Church amongtt tho Maori people
| Tue native mvWbtis may not uussts.
! the advantages OF education and cul
| ture. hut many Of them nave learned
| the IoWcr % faith, nud con rely uI 9t
| GJI's pfaUi ps iu iifc or urUth. Ouu
| young sister bore testimony unto tho
| love aud mercy OF God DE- manifested
m behalf OF her child lu gttu'
humility, but with heartfelt gratitude,
HhU ue-uflDud how her bahr WAS Hick
unto death aud tho huguish of hci
soul 90 see 10 ready % pass away. Al
| efforts 10 raise it nppcaicI.uuHNalliug,
| hut she aud her husband tasted three
| days, AMI prayed ~ the Lori Cunuuu,
ally In 10 behalf. Tho chiid wa,
saved, aul tho muthei's face wa. fadi
Aut with the spirit OF The Gospel "a.
she testified unto tue saving POWER OF
Gods ordinances,
A few pointed remarks from thu
president OF the district closed a yogy
enjoyable conference.
The Ma0ris at WAlpawa ire com
| fgrinhly situated, but a great many
Of them have not yet received Ia,
Gospel.
Judging from many inquiries fsou
Zion many Ul tue Saints arc not
familiar with tue carly hillory oi
pttH1ut condition OF tho MGoris, but
| these subjects must he deferred i0f tht
present Suffice it % eaY that tue
/ Maori people ate far Ia advance OF
many other rlcos Uu tho Haciuc Is!u,.
/ They arc DOW lakiug greater intrfrsi lu
improving thulr social condition, an
/ Of late year quite au iutrfrat has been
/ taken In musical matters. Many bras.
bands have been organized nm0uls.
them, nud thr mrmbuu are I0lug mir.
| ly we'll, A band has been organized al
Waipswa, for which "a iuli 81 OF silver
instruments have boon imported nt a
cost OF $500. such cNren Iiturua will
dempnaIfatu that, with the Malt race,
the days Ui Cauuiuaii- aud baFbt flsm
are past anu they appear nv longer
dressed only In sunshine aud smiles.
"PUGNIN0
wAWAwA, n. 10, Oct. ., 1898.