Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-29


William n. Dotson. Albert Mathcscn
spIke Of the KIND feeling tue people Of
Utah have for our Southern friendp.
Ouon Il. Martin. Rodney b. Asbl
aud James a. Lee bore faithful iesii-
monies to the truth Of the Gosrel.
Ersstus Christensen spoke on repent
auce, and was followed by William
PaidIe who discussed on the gifts and
poser Of God ~ they existed ancient
~ aud A. they now sxiet.
The cnoir then sang 1.-THE Spirit ~
God like a nre is burning" David
Hubbard offered prayer.
At2 o'clock p. IN. conference was
again called 10 order, ard the choir
sang, 1--WE thAuk Thoe, U God, for
Prophet" w. .. Chapman Offered
prayer, after which tue tonr "ifutb
isnscls upon our senset," was rem
dsrsd.
David Hubbard spoke on the subject
Of nspiisu IN the reception Of the
Holy chs. q. u. MTide dwsIt on
the last day. and the Judgment. u
God. Go. 4. Ashcf1 I bifo q iaithiul
testimo ~ ~ ihs truth. Ihe auus'acy
was Al oxen on by Edwafd +. stsvets.
w. :. chi man anu ChArles l.. haght
addteped the audience on the Gospel
OF Christ, after hich Elder nuriby
spoke with power on the principle OF
faith.
Choir then Gang "rho Spirit Of 0oi
liks fire IN burning. Bsrtd ctlon
was pronounced by VIM. w. BscE'
stead.
Sunday morning n largo crowd Of
curious people tiied the seals Of our
bOwtry. A prominent feature OF tue
southern bafnyari 10 the bi " goa,
shoai, chicken. dog aud uafkey, a iuh
representation OF which came GU 10
pay us homage, aud were petunpfIy
Intefrsu z IN or Rnllcs. Eid
Murp y ali,d he n ceiling oordtfai q
beauniudy toe cong "NOv iet W. IT,
loiee IN ,hs Jay u stlvaliou," was
fenueIe1 ny the choir. Eustus Chris
Jensen offered prayer. Toe CHOIR ssug
the hymn, Come, come ye SAINTS, NO
toll nor labof lear"
Joe. w. Mussur spoke OF the libufzl-
ny VI tue Cos Chiist anu the
XII ava powN66i Cos following tne
Uelle yefs. Elder Elias 3. KimbRll
then arose aud with mighty power
called upon the people 10 repent; hc
depicted tue c1auition Of the people Vi
Egypt when righteous Joseph WAS
cailuu 10 saws them from famine,
aud Of the ueslfuotivoncts VI the II I'd
Ia n ah's dsyi. eve do not worship
a GOd Without BODY, pafisand passlouf,
but the God VI Aussham, issa5 and
jacobsen Intelligent beiug--s Goa
wuo has given us Prophets, A apostles
aud other inspired officers in the
Church."
Cuoir sang, earth with her ten
I - "a
stead Onrfod prayer
AZ 2 O'oock ian. lafge crowd
again met Tor Instruction. ave thank
rhoe, o Col, Tor Prophet was
swe,tly rendered. Prayer by John
HaucUoi. Cnoit sang, zine Spirit OF
a NJ like n fife is burning"
Elder Murphy spoke Mt length on
the subltoi OF baptism aud the Holy
GuoAt, and showed the necessity o
cafriuuy tbvylng the ordinances Of
the Gospel. The speaker was followed
by Jos. W. Musser upon the cjmnila.
ton II faith End wutk.. Elder Kim
hall then spoke OF the Holy Ghost iol.
loving the believer; told oil two Elders
being poisoned In Virginia, bat we're
healed by the power Of Coz; spoke OF
tle officers OF the ChufoD, aDd after
blessing the people " no had befrlendsd
W, tue choir saug "Do what Ia right"
Cnas. l.. Haight offered DO ,ejiction.
The Eldere oi this conference arc In
good spirits. All ate we'll excepting
Elder Hinckley, who was too sick to
sttoad conference, but II now reoOvor-
log. In our council meetings Elder
Kimbnli gave mauy ius,ructions to he
Elders and many new features were
Introduced Into our LAHORE, by which
We ho.e TO accomplish more good ny
our humble sfiorts. A glimpse OF our
last years work will show the determ =
nation OF tho l. dsrs la their Lahore;
Miles walked, 1890; meetings held
1906; families visited, IL $50; iA.uiiies
revisited, l 1907; ,racts uisIdOu,et, TO-.
49T; bapiitms, -; children blessed, 20.
Duripg Elder k,tnhai's say with US
We spenl q most OIL 'yasle time, anu
before parting the Elders had their
pholos taken in group, which viii
long DO Razsd at by them In nappy
memory q their October meeting.
The Elders were assigned their va
rious relds of labor, which with their
post Nice addresses Rfe No followe.
Bird Murphy, Albert Ma'heson-
Tupelo, Lee Co., Miss.
&. l.. Owens, John Du:iee-Corinth,
| AlcoTn Co., Miss.
David Hubbard, Rodney b. Ashby
Ripley, Tippah Co., hl-s.
Eraslus Ghrs,ensen, Orson l.. Mar
tln--Hemllton, Marion Co., Ala.
VIM. y. Dolson, Etuest Rcks-East
Florence, Landetdale Co., Ala.
w, \. ChipmaD, a. T. Wride-Boll.
green, franklin Co., Ala.
John Hancock, Jas. A. Lee-Inka,
Tishoningo Co.. Mlss.
Wm.W. Beoks,eai, Chas. l.. HAight
Fulton, stswambs Co., Miss.
Cleo. II. Ashcroft, Edward F.Stevsns
-Boonville, Prenti-s Co.,, Mics.
H.. T.. Hinckley, Peter Nelson
Lamar Co., Ala.
Jos. w. Musser, WIN. pardoe--
Michigan Guy, Benton o., Miss.
Respectfully,
BIRD MURPHY,
President VI Conference,
JOS, W. MUssER,
, | Secretary of Conference,