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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
LYOSs AAD wETTEn.
charges Against ext an.uI walters
sa.c' ssurst smAtaVs.

Charges AESinsi exc ansui walters
sasc' ssUrs amA,s,'.
wAsiuSGIOS, Sept. 4.-rue spice Of
inteIst " " he sdv,u TO the Waller
ca,o by tue .uvostigsuOn Of CUnsui
Voter, Waller. .cro-tOT aud present
consul at TamGtAy Ma aga.caf. Tue
iuvssligsu II n tue result VI charges
made Dy Chaflts T. Lyon, "a resident
NJ Brooklyn, n. ", Temporarily 10
Madagascar last September. Lyons
went u the islanu as sn Agtn Of =
Boston iirm " exporters andit IL OIL.
legged Incurred the eDmity OF wetteT
ihr ugh .ne act that 10 IaEiug bis place
there no ousten personal .fieuu
uWeIlsL Wetter had Lyon arrested
on the charge OF, opening mail ad.
dressed by tue cOasul to the governor
Of one u the new provinces Of MAZDA.
gascsr and ut tho trial insisted upon
sitliug As LJOus's JUDGE a. well ~
setting "a Prosecutor. Lyons became 20
oInylnctd that he was doomed - inI q.
ptisOnment through this process that
TO forfeited tue ball and lett the
leland. He claims 10 lave notified tue
slate department promptly VI what he
nhd done Snd 10 have filed charges
against Wolter. Ho complains tuAI
his charsei,until recently, received no
attention. The state department Au-
thorlti.a say they dli not know his
Whereabouts until notified recently Ul
his arrival In Brooklyn. Lyons has
been notified that any cnarSe he
might nave 10 make would TeceiVs
duu consideration. His defense n saInst
We.teT's original charge IN tbHt tue
letter ne opened was addressed to hinl.
seliEgd that = letter u TINS Madagascar
OH Ulgl wa 'tu'tatd under one zeal
with various letters 10 himself
(LYonS).
Waller and his slep,on, Paul Bray,
sat with weitsf ~ members VI the
court, sud II Sppeafs tGat tnsy them
selves gained tue ~ will OF wct,er be.
cause tuey resisted Whist they ooI-
csivsi TO be Wstter's desire unduly ~
punish Lyons.
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wrought such saj destruction OF the
I1t" " ~ tro COuutfy that the govern
mtnt deemed u advisable 10 take ptu.
dentiNl sieps.
THE government al intervals X YES
noli-s inst u intsuds g. tsvsA CERTAIN
piece Of forest land 90 many mile. In
~ and claimants have siK montustu
which 10 appear au4 ytovs thor
claims An individual VI ~ town.
probably mas a prtscriutIve, hight to
take building tmb ffum the forest h
question. That figbt II proved aud
settled permanently, auG thefsaits Z
oniy tucb tfuus ~ are marked Uy the
iu ltoiIr can 10 cut. We handle tue
matter scientifically, suu ia sugu a
nan Vt that no i0Tss . ore buiuE cou.
sluualiy renewed.
"Tbo study Of forestry In India II
dltir,eut ifOn " hat IL IN IN Iur b.. 10
oil Europe there are not niUts th.n
event, different kinds ~ forest tttts.
Ia Bufmah alone We have between
900 aud 100. some Hfe very vAiu-
aDle, Auu many are u0', anu II IL Zoe
fOpuRatUn " the valuable s!rClrs
snd the wedding Oug OF those { vi are
useless that requires muUn o Out AVON.
tiou.
81 spent rome time In inspecting tho
fiiess OF Au-,ralia. admired them
gioatiy, hut cannot esy that I adj.
nlteI the manner 10 which they ale
Licked after. TINS iisi question / VS.
ask, whsn Atrivoi IA Au,tr.ll. was
In folEtion to Ausirallh's prospects tr
shipping tim " u iUfeigu magkuis.
The people There would cot q WI AM
suck u timber 81 tLuy c0u prO6t BY
10. IT, In1ia We thins htu, Of pfsssfy.
Ing our irr's,s hud loUk ~ the prUilt
atCTWYrl."
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lTRRlET'S MOTIVE.
.. nat Damaging Testimony
ID lllIrSl ID, Prisoner
., ,rorr pOLO ny A FRIEND
,,,,, ,b,t the Attorney General
~" .u, u,ks the Closing Argu'
m,nt for the State

,ss Fmscsco' Sept IA, I'm. .ao
sS.,,,l,ltoIpy tho taxing OF 'e''l'
90, begun. The hr't witness
a''} N, g,ftt, who per ornod the
n..,.yop Bl,ucus Lamont
~ ~, Iyap,nsr says the prosecution
.,,.,,, whose testimony will
~ m,ilvs for the murdsrs-sems'
,a,. INA, ba, been lacking hero'oiots'
'l's' ann, Of Duuanps staHding In
.I,,Irllglous circles. The name
,'.,llns,, IL Clarence Wolfe, and
.,,IIi.at ho will swear that on
,','soso Lsy before Blanche La
@' murdered, no and The 'dorc
a.,..tb.ii the conversation which
',,,,, win terrible significance tho
-, ,.pdspps motive tor luring the
sss sifl into the sanctuary. Wolio
~ the police, and will tell TIE
'r,, ,baios the afternoon OF Aph! =,
- Darfinl held this conversation
~, mrntt 20 much to toe pretty
M, M nom both knew only fora low
u n mr. commented upon the beauty
-, p.rehe Lamont. Ina tone OF e.
'i,,,op. and not Of respect, he assured
Wslls mat she was . pure glfi ana thAI
s,isispdtd to rob her OF the virtue
ibtitbs % hlghly pflz'd.
MISUNDERSTANDING testimony which
W.ii, viii give has been Kept u pro-
i.ssi secret BY the persecution The
',,.s,s and the public have believed
ne Young man was friend Of
M terl,ei aud would take ths stand
spI, 10 ,p,ak good word for tue man
vbs,e lie 10 a. ttake. lntlmati N
ss,s slysn that Elmer Wolfe would
h amazed inio the case In a manner
mn 10 biz Using. Thors was no sut-
p.s5p that DufrAnl had confidod 10 his
lisnd the ignOble purpose which Luz
ipIfsd him. .,
Ons Of the most interesting and sen
nllon.l probabilities In the great case
which I. now In progress 10 that tho
attorney general, fitzgerald, may be
called uton 10 make the closing argu.
msni iof the state.
The attorney general IL known ne
one Of the Ablrtt criminal lawyers In
ne state. He has bsen n member OF
the supreme court OF the state anu 10
thoroughly familiar with every snhg
Ehieh awaits the plssder Ia crimiuhl
law. II IL urged that the great puelio
Importance Of the case demands his
Ift,snce and active participation. 10
ils discussion a question OF de!icacy
hoe arisen. Those who are urging that
lhs ,Ilofney general should make the
cl,lbg Argument wish 10 no way TO
MEET upon District Attorney Barnes.
lhty are lrauk 10 acknowledge his
crest ability, but would like 10 SEQ him
isiiihsi In matter which touches the
stats % closely ~ this case. Acting
upon that view lhsy hope that the nj
rfhsy general will DO invited 10 make
Tho closing argument Attorney Gru.
tAl FITZGERALD has been questionrd
stout the matter and will willingly
Ike Part II 10 be invited 10 do 60.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Admitted 10 Ciil n.hlp--Judgmeni
against The ib.N-lAN All
No lon Calendar.

One citizen was admitted In the
Third District Court todSy-Max
Bank, a native OF Germany.
In one Of the suits against the IbeI
Mining AMI smelling company, Mr..
Green was substituted n. plaintiff In
place Of Horn Silver Mining mpSny.
AHd julgmsaI was entered rs prayed
Tor.
Olher casss WeTs ~ iolloWs;
S,lI Lake Lithogr,phing company
VI the lb'T Mining cUmpsnN; 4.
Pierce Withdrew ~ attorney iur duisn-
dAnt,
Mary II. Gallon " Amos Butler;
case uisLilsssd anu attachment dh.
solved.
y. X. Waterman vs. ID. G. Robbins;
dismissed.
Tue law AMI motion calendar will
occupy the remainder ui the week.
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RAILWAY FOR NICARAGUA,
Work Commenced on a Line One
Hundred aud len Niles LOlS.
Attempt Go BrInE q Coiony frsui the
Uaii.d states 60 tho central
American Republic

MANAGUA, n cntagua, Aug. l5.-
Especial cOrro.pun eucv OF tho Aiso-
dated Prsss. l-work ha. begun on the
railway from Rama At the head o
navigation OF Bluohvlds river to 5Au
Uwalds, on LSat Nicaragua. The ma
tionai revenue In excess OF CT onsts
collected at the small roRIslusds At
Cap" Gracious Dlos aud At the mUut
Of the Rio GrauJS do 81 aiagalps Afu 90
be applied ~ tue CONSTRUCTION - thlB
rslliOsd. These feysnues amount to
about 100 per hulum. Toe lsugtn
VI the po~ railroad 10 TO Dc about 10
miles. Work " ~ commsnoe soon
upon y national uafrUw KuAgs TAiifo a
from the national railway At MABAya
~ DirAmbs. Most OF tho money
necessary to build this roai has been
subscribed by owners OF cJnso estates
on OF ueaf the line Of tue ro.d.
The nat oDAl railway rom CbiuRu-
degA - III NIeg1 was opoued by PEe,i-
dent ZelAyA anu his cabinet on August
10. This railroad Ia about four miles
iOng Rnd II ia 10 through = level val.
ley. Its construction oecup ed u
months. IL will connect the old -
dian town Of III Viego with tho maiu
line OF the national railway from Go.
tinto 10 NicAfagua.
Gsusiai DusTts, governor Of Blue
helds, has returned to Mansgus on
leave " absence. Ho viii pTUUAbly
not return to Bluensldg ss governor.
General Fable Reyes, who II acting
governor In General DuArts's place,
viii probably To APP ointed TO succeed
him,
rhe Hon. A. T.. Lowe, acting
United states consul at Msnagua, has
ueen seriously 40 Tor q lew days with
fovsr Of nalgFial type. lie IA now
improving but ~ not yog CUT VI danger.
Mr.. Love has received orders from
Washington TO ssnd by steamer TO
san Franc SEQ, California, 81 ohsrgs OF
some reliable person, Edward 5prs0keT,
OF RiohvIew, III, who stlem, tod
suicide heIe about three months ago,
Sit. Sprsnker has nearly recovered
from his inj urisf.
Tue eight foreigners, six OF them
claiming to be citiEe, VI the United
stiIes, who were ul,d bsfore . native
oyuTI Al M.tngalpa Ia November, 1894,
.ud acquitted Ol the charge OF lyIcu.
ing Hu Indian who nRd aoknlwleds- d
having Guen Que OF u patty that muir
dsrd foreigner living near
| MatAgAlpa. were recently arraignsd q
sec. nd lime iUr the sam tfsls., no
new evidence having developed mean
time. They evsdsd arrest but Ia g. cir
absence were uisd, six being found
not guilty, while tns other two were
found guii,y AS charged. IL 10 alleged
that ths second Prosecution o: these
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ONE or rRAKEns HEIRS.
Il al inmsie Of = REFORM school and
Learning - Trade.


10, ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 4.-One Of
lhe hVlrs ~ George W. FTakSr, the
Missouri sWlndler, who was arrested
attempting 10 svindle an Insurance
company, IL m inmate OF ths whittier
Slate Reform Acl1Ol whore lac has
teen quaFisred for the last three
years.
He boy 10 years Of age named
AI,lph Ffakuh cousin Of tho doc
i0I
10 1892 Dr.. Frakcr visited the consi
ili TOE lufp05e OF locating the children
q The family VI which Adolph was one
eissyen children. the doctor discov.
t'rl Ad Ilph In the 10 orm school and
ll0E great ia ey to him, providing
MIN with costly presents and declaring
Is Intention OF taking the boy
aat anu giving him an educs-
TN.
He loft tho coast In the spring Of
w, promising 10 return Tor Adolph
10 The ibll.
=, lie correspondent with the boy until
llt mo Ia Z July, when Ffaker was
si.d 10 have been drowned.
Ihe hnding NJ Fraksr destroyed the
otAu''iul castle he attempted 10 build
,'t me boy anu reduces Adolph sgaii.
70 me plane Of n pennilsss 10 mate Of
lne reform school. lie IA being taught
NHe ltale OF q shoemaker.
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INSPECTOR OF FORESTS.


ID. Ribbsutrop, Inspector general Of
forests for Indis. expect, to be- = visitor
In Salt Lake City within a few days.
Hs IL away from hon Oh an eighteen
months leave Of Susence, and 10 chow
ing his daughter some Of the slgat, to
10 seen on q tour OF tbs world. They
have been through Australia, ami are
now in.ths West, beginning = tour OF
the United States before going to
Europe. incidentally Mr.. Rlbben.
trop proposes to see something OF the
big forests OF the world. "Ansr
eighteen month yoars OF Legislation"
he said TO = San Francisco Chr.niols
reporter the other evening, 'wo nave
succesded In getting The Kind OF laws
wo nssJ In / ada fDr tue preservation
OF our forests. Und9r the system now
Ia vogue the p0fmanrhcy Of the
big tOresis In India 10 assured,
and the COVER msnt Will get = hanu.
someand permanent come from them.
hast year the government received 10
lakhs Of rupees from the sale OF timber.
OnU lGkh IL supposed to DO clO,0OJ, tut
II Isn't, on account Of the depteclRt on
OF sllver However, the profit II large.
OF the 40 lskhs VI rupees,iO lHkhb was
clear pgon,.
"rhe government Of India Ia grAdu-
ally obtaining y session Of rll the for
est lands. We now have so 900 square
miles Oi wooded country under our ,u-
peTvislon, In which all claims have
been proved anu permanently settled.
When tns English took lndis the for.
eats were In bad way. Unier the
hindoos they were well cared for,
ana then followed 800 years under
Mohammodhu sway, when vast
tracts OF woodland were burned TO
create grazing lands Tor ii cks.
When the English came tide
OF western civilization Get In. Rail.
roads were built and houses were oOn.
'tfucIed, anu these mproysmen,
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Northern Pacific Receivers.

TACOMA, Wash, sept. 4.-silAu W.
le',lb counsel iOr Brgyton Ives, has
'el1 lof New York. Before taking his
u'laF'ufe no sali his next move would
We ~ move on October for an order
suoNing an examination Of all the
,W,uoils aud correspondence OF the
Noflhsfn Pacific receivers which he
v.llmh WIN show the payment OF o.
tolAnt fees 10 New York counsel,
ere sums Tor political purpose, sLd
ihaTiee OF TeUaiyeTs at the rate Of SIS.
wv a year each. THIS, he ssys, Is too
much lie cunslders that thsfG IA no
souol that thu present receivers will
We removed and says the federal couriJs
1e,i'h WIN prevent the contamination
., the hill-Adhms plan flr the con.
,1lluailon on tbs Northern Pacific ana
Great Northern.
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hon. W. J. BRYANS LECTURE.
sale OF Reserved seats Opened This
MOrniug-Demaud Large.

The reserved seat sNlo to eI.Con.
gteismsn Bryan's lecture opened this
morning, and tue indications arc shat
every seat will be taken. Those who
are Interested In the cause OF silver
should aid tue bimelaliic und by pay.
ing % cents for reserved seat anu
avoid ths crush. The general Admis.
sion Ia free.
Congressman Bryan is spoken Of as
n most able silver opponent, end will
doubtless mold nis audience speli.Uuuuu
whilUrngasui In delivering MS iam ~
lsctur, on iifuvDrlie theme, bimt ~.
ism. Tie lecture II npu.pafti.an snd
cousi qu'ully will not inlsTisfo VII.
tho political WE'VE ~ any mar ur
woman. Remember the dnte, mex
Friday night, al thr rhrAtet
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FROM the Southern Statss.

Elder George II. Wallace, Of this
city, returned irIn the Southern
sIR.es mission Held yesterday. alter
spending over two yeara Ia preaching
the Gospel In the state Of Virginia.
Filter Wallace let home on June "a,
1888, anu AZTEC arriving In Chs'la-
no "a WA appointed 10 lapor IT, tue
Virginia conference, r ~ Of his tlut
being pleut IN tue rl'y OF Rlchm I'd.
lie Trp fl- the ptUpls rs 10, CIV y
kui.hUaftol although they ATu lUltv
iud iiorent Win regard TO reilgI.G,
Mlrt " The Oil pteludiCos int hsve
exittrd Ia the miniB VI lhe people 10
gAfdiug MurmpIIrm are lat ia Co..
away IuI th,y Gga u.rIaulng realize
lnr lmu position y hIpn 90. LtIter.uay
saints uscupy, Elder Wallace i.t-
sued over tnr NlrEIpfs Inirfeuce uuF-
ing tao lh'tsiA mont sut hib tue aru
w.s released t0 Iesurn home ON Aug.
- h.
Excellent health Ia enjoyed ny tho
ELDERS n the mission held AM b0od
feeling prevails among them.
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ALLOWED TO ESCAPE
Ths BannCCk Indians Imprisoned at
kaySVIlI,, Wyo.,
FOR VIOLATION OF GAME LAWS.
Not Possible 10 Bring the Treaty BE-
fore the 4. =. Courls for
Adiud cation.

wAsHiSGTOS, sept I The depart.
men' OF justice has notified the Indian
bureau that there are no Bsnnook In-
dams In confinement AT Muysvllle,
Wy =, tbass arrested aud impri'onsd
by the state auth rilirs ''r vlolstloI OF
The game lava having been allostd to
escape. Toe district attorney or Wy
omlng, therefore, Is unable to AK Tor
wits Of hausss corpus In their behalf,
mi this means that the bfiHsing o
tue Binnock treaty before the Unitsd
states courts TOR adjudication cannot
be effected.
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srmSoFIELD, Mo-, Sept. 4,-Chss.
Allen, ons Of tho Springns Ills.
postoiilce robbers who broke CuI OF
Ludlow street Jnil, Now York, on July
4th, was arrested here today on islo.
gram from Ozark, where he film.
damned the postmaster Gud several
bankers out Of small sums. Clauds
Webb, n confidence man recently
chased out of 81. Louie, was caught
with aim. Letters found In Allvn'a
pockets show that he has gone under
the aliases ~ L. NJ. Hogan, NJ. ID.
Miller anu Chas. Robinson. There Iul-
tsts, which are from his vile, are usled
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rnh.n r.p.aI.i.nrsrlnr q.

INV York, 3 pt. 4.-Go Eali d
Quv,sJA, secretary VI the Cuban
revolution ny parry, will leave ,or
MezicJ lousy or tomorrow, having az
pointed n cummlssiOn u UUtHiD from
ttst country, II pDsviule, tue feoUgni.
non Of Cuua ~ beliigefoni.
The TeI OFT that tns expedition oNp.
tuftd al Pens Grove Hss the one
often spoken VI a. General Fraucisc
CAr,llU.'s, IL coriifmeu. II wAs TO be
our Oi this largest thus far AMI ttoSt
ihIngs were expected Of II. Genera
CAfillJs Ia alb u. tl,Gy year, Of age And
throughout the lat revolution ocou.
pied O rsplcuous position. SOou
after tho beginning VI tue lnsuffsoIiOu,
hu wa atTtsioJ Tor pgfsioiI atibg 10 II,
nut was released anu cAmB to New
York.
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destroyed. several dwellings near by
also caught fire,
Almost the entire fire d,psr meni
o. BOstJr w,s called . the tcere, 20
veil - the depa ment 'f0 win nrJp
and ~ fto oute. About o u,cl.ck
store No. . eau HI nto anu rapidly
burned. Fifteen irrlgh cars anu =
large ninoutt NJ r. ght were destroys .
II bsllev d tue loss will reacu $780,.
900.
1t was Mt fi'st thought the loss wou d
tot 'Kcse Sl5D,O1n, hut care vi 'si
mate Indicates tue lo,s will teach 1885 .
900, potsilly more. H. the sheds u,s
foycd were stored 5000 balts Of siss'l
.fHss, 20 carl aus VI hsy, Yearly 90
cariosds of fiIuT ia sacks, 10 cRtiOsu-
of mefchanIise an 100 lies VI hemp
and wool, all valued a. $4,000 Tue
whufves ant hull linss dss.roysj wsrs
valued Vt Si3U,OU0.
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MOUNTAIN FARMING.


This wceE, says the Brighsm CITY
Bugicr, Bishop Nicnol- came down
from tho mountains east VI town,
bringing with him samples of grain,
wheat, barley an oats, that were
raised on his now homestead. This
farm 10 located near the four.mile hill,
at least 1000 ieol above Brigham Guy,
which sivcs II an altitude OF 0,5lO Zee,
above STA level. This grain " II com.
paro favotably with gooi irrigated
.rsin,ySt itf,crived 10 uniHoial water.
INK WhEloysL o. this farm Ia tue very
iuls OF tue m untlins, the BI.h1p also
raised excellent gAfdun truck VI various
kinds. There even tue tender water
melon thrive, Tao crops Of lucutn
grow we'll. Although the grain 10
sovcd two weeks later ih1n Ia tue val.
ley, II 10 ready Tor harvesting NJ the
,sms time. All th,s " TX was eN Ell.
mental tnis year, Uug tho results afV
more than gfhtliyiDg.
The sailalact9ty results NJ this non.
irrigation pr jecg Of the Bishops sfr
.ifeady attfsC ius u number Of y, uug
men from Brigham CITY TO that locsli.
~. Several have laid out homosteaIs
and will proceed At uurs to max. the
m0untRiB SUES blossom as tue fosp.
Bishop Nichols says there are still lett
many equally gOoi tracts 81 land N
that vicinity which tie Wouli like 10
see other young men OF Bingham take
IN.
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TuE COMING YACnr RA,F.
Articles Of agreement signed by con-
tnudoTs smitn and Lard DunraVrn.

Articles OF agre.m.at siEnsd BY 'om.
mudor. smitb snd Lard DuuTaVeu.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4-The Amru ~
cup e minIttes nUlI 49, informal CON.
ference today 10 til office OF Com mo.
dor. ,mes q. Sm,In. Afterwards
Comm ofo Smitu, chAifmsY, BuI
LJrJ Duhtayvn signed tue formal
atuoles ~ ngtesment 10 govern lhu
rae D., exchanging Documents altgr.
wgfIs.
Commodore smith said ho would
not DO ab q TO make knuWn iho lie.
tail. OF tue nRfsrmUnt Until tom ROW,
but thuY IRE practically the same AZ
lhose a. 1898. The i,rmai prDKram u
the Uymmi1tse giving ia dates Jl the
faceb ana the other details will DC
known Tomorrow HlsO.
Tue work o sand pApeflng Hnd
smoothing tue NIkyTis IL pro. tessing
apidly, Ruu che dOubileSs viii 10
ready g. Il Az tomorrow night when
the DE- Gu Will be- IN lfy docs 1T
Efie bHsiu, and D1tn boats probably
Will he ne suTeI.
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Virginia Conference Notes.
HARAs, RJsupke, Co., Va,
August %, 1895.

August %, 1895.
Editor DeSerei NsisG
Under tue blessings OF an AllWlse
Provitsn the SAint, And Elders ~
the Virgins conference have had once
again the privilege Of Rssempling a.
conference capacity. On Al;. l7th
and ls.h, tue Saints, augmented 10
numbers by twenty Elies from Y on,
met nt tbs MouuIAin WV school.
house, HAran, Roanoke Co., Va. The
weather on Saturday was rainy, yet
there was good attendance. There
had been some threats u moi violence
and a notice was posted on tho school.
house door, warning all MlTnions aud
their HdhoTents, particularly the
Elders, to leave the c0uutTy, aud for-
bidding any person " remove the
notice under penalty Of death, A. We
thought the outward appearance Of tue
builiing sufficiently we'll decorated
without sucn engfayingfi tho nouCs
was removed.
Notwithstanding the threats, our
meetings passed OIL without even ~
much ~ n sumblanCe Of tfOuUle. The
conference, Ia answer ~ prayer, was
blessed with au unusual JutpouripR o.
the Spirit Of God, ~ such MARRIED pX'
tent that nil who addressed the cougT
cations spoke with gtra! power, anu
ths spirit Of peace was IN the heart Of
every person In attenIbute. IL will be
remembered by those who participated
As one VI tue grtudosI ever attended.
Most daleOIable lunches were served
ON the grounds by the gooi sisters, 10
that In very deed II vas a feast Tor the
soul.
There were present at the conferences
tho president Of the conference, Elder
George II, Wallace, also Elders H. II,
Fife, william Cutler, OuOu ), Taylor,
Ezfa bingham, NJ, Tnom'-, II, J,
Blsoh,ii, II. NJ. Bohnry J ~ w, w,
Hufaker, 4. jackson, HeUer W. Beck
strand, N. W. KlnUall Jr, Alexander
Adams, u. h. MaIhews, O. w. Nioloy
j., w. X. Buruham, George II
Webb, Austin II llliug'worin, Ruiu-
Day and William d. u EOu; President
Il. :. Klmball arriving on Saturday
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TuE INpIANAPoLrs DILUaE.
Thousands Of Dollars worth Of rrsp.
ofty Destroyed.

IsDiANArOLIs, sept. 4.-Ass result
Of the ueluge which set In lapt night
nj y. m. aud continued until THIS
morning, Thousands Of dollsrs' worth Of
property hss been destroyed ana street
car ira sporiation anu telephone COM
munlcAli0n suspended. The business
portion Of the city Wa. flooded becsuss
Of the inability Of the sewers TO cary
tho water away. In the neigh boThood
OF Pine and wsshington streets =
dozen families had 10 be rescued by he
police. At daylight, lightning started
y Dire In the telephone exchange build
Ing and the entire system was burned
out, resultlpg In OK snsive. loss. Up TO
4. m. the iaiD isll amounted 10 SIX
anu seven.tenIhs inohe-.
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Nsw a.minnr, DsdleaIed.

TT. PAUL, 5epl.I The d, d cato y ok.
ofcllc, u tue New Hill eu,iIaIy, QUIT
by the halt a million dollars cash glij
Of J. J. hiil, we're held today. Mgr.
sAlglll d ArohbisnOps Ireland anu
koaue were present. Az vi qusnt
rrtmon portraying the worK Of the
prlost AMI the UreuaTatinn thrfe'o Tor,
was preached by DR.. HON . OiGOf.
man, Of Washingto University.
Mgr. BAlOlli celebrated tns ponli.
Heal high "a ass.