Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
Transatlantic Conference.

Ln1LEtoS, Nuzel county, West
Virginia, DC. g. Notwithstanding 10
previous appointment, tue travelling
Elders OF the Penny wanna comic reno,
met con eience presiueut Mm. J.
HsnlefsUn, auu L JET DaviI r. 5lou
resident OF The ~ uhsru = ucs mis-
si0u, Oh The tvrLIHa OF the 10 o., Hus
we're plogs,d 70 seu thrm agsiui aftti
even months separation IA their
q luh Of labor,
the ~ UfsA aud Saints luok forward
to th =, t,nits wan crest expectation,
~ hen th,y Eau meet anu siren. then
-uu encourage each Utuor la tue great
work We ATE engaged iu.
Tne hUspitbUIt saiDtn anu ifienda dil
All Ia their g. wuf TO make the Eiltr,
w,lcJns,anu tue conference "A buvc,ss;
iut wuicu we Hh ivei thankful ~ tui
Heavenly FalnrL
a PfiuH,uUOd meeting was held on
Saturday, DO UuUr 80, st 3 D.. ~, when
TIE H. 4ers gave very favorable rep f,u
VI tDtir ticlsa Of uDt, twbuty -.hIer
having embraced the GJspui since tue
lasl conference.
-Four General meetings were held
auu tue l. .Itrs spoke ~ crowded housv-
Oi attentive listeners on tue glorious
principles Of Mo aud salvation, after
which sister Rachel AM Lomuiy was
uaplzBu.
Ga MOaday Eu ther Priesthood
meeting. was neld anu the sutJ,cl Of
tue beet method VI getting the Gospel
before the people was uisoussrI.
In tue afternoon the Sacrament was
administered, anu the general Az.
Ihurities OF thv Chutcn were sustaiueI.
President Stout gave mucn good iu-
stTuction anu wlse counsel, which
were highly appreciated 10y tue Elduis.
President william J. HunJef,ou anu
Elders J. Il. WiiaiIt, Myt0n 5.
RJuudy auu Brigham Ricks were
h morally released 10 return home,
Elder Alder, Allen, james h., a lien
aud William J, HuiufOUk having AT
rived from Utan g. lake tnrir places,
Elder Wiilord Reader was sustained
as PRESIDENT u tue conference, EiIur
Lorenzo Durier, clefk, AID Eiuuf Geo.
Is. MatsOu, assistant CLERK.
IL was SHOWN By the report Of the
president OF the conference that the
Elders had visited 5j7 families, heiI
.6i meetings, walkUl 3,2iJ miles, uis.
tuuuied 40 tTa,ls, bapuEgl 20, nud
blessed uiu o childIeu.
Alter singiug "Adieu, my dear
brethren, HIIeu," the conference
closed, having been one Of great "a.
teTrsi.
on Tuesday the Elders began to
arrange Tor their journey 10 the nells
VI labor alouuu 70 them, their pOst-
uiiicu addresses being as iOlloWii Pfrsi.
dcut WilfOrd Reader LiItielOu, WetzeI
county, Mrst Virginia; E!4tIs Go. %.
| MatOu aud Ffauols " bst,T sutton,
Bfaxtou county, West Virginia; Ellerr
L1fti - DuTluu aud WIN. j. hu.brUok,
| nduI oudrnce, Preston county, Wei
| Virgins; Elders He0cr Ball- anu
A lbert A llen, Grafton, Taylor county,
| West NiTgiula; Elders Albert PuTbs
and james g, AIon, Weston, Lewis
county, West Virginia; EldeH Emiel
| BRohman anu Cnar.es Morris, riatt,
Allegheny county, MD.
Alter many lingering hand rhgklngs
anu "poace be- with ylu," the ElJers
/ separated, those returning h0me ovyr-
| Logged with inc prospects Vt mvruug
| luar ONES iu Ilun, where we hupr lnuy
will continue 80 impsrt the knowledge
| gained IN the missionary field,
lhe Elders remaining return ~ their
| labOm feeling strengthened by 'be good
instruction impaired by Prcslue &
Stou 10 teach mankind tho plan oil
life anu salvation anu warn tlem 10
| dee from the wrath ~ cone.
| The weather was mild uurng confer.
euOr, the foliage having been only
ungrd by tue ffos'i the we'll wooded
nils looked lovely, r0bed in their coats
of many Uolors,
GEORGE B. MATsoN,
AsslstgAt Clerk VI Conference.