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NOT AS A RO1oY,
The A. +, A. Members VIII Vote as They
Individually Prefer

L
Individually Prefer
Washington. June 90 The American
Frctet,is~ association will not take part in
the presidential campaign this year MS an
Organization, but the members will vote
as they soc 'it and as they have been
doing since the order WAS Established. So
Guys Supreme- President Echols. who has
arrived IN Washington 10 arrange for the
removal OF the supreme council heal-
quarters 10 the capital, Mr. Echos and
secretary lalmer are here and will now
ne round In the building at the corner OF
fsnMsyivania avenue and Twelfth street.
tr.sldcrt EShols SAID this evening thd,
ne dSi not believe tina, the order would in
uoisc the. presidential candidates Of any
party When asked about the report that
me Greer mad attempted to have some of
Us principles Incorporated In the ST Louis
republican platform MIR. Echols said
know 1t 10 be fact that the sub
tions had adopted as planks in the plat
form sections setting forth the opposition
o' Nne party to sectartaa APPROPRIATIONS
ana IN favor OF restricted Immigration
Fne hole committee Killed the sectiun re-
iating 10 sectarlan appropriations and in
seiNei me small crumh In favor of the
restricted immigration. | understand that
the defeat of che plank against sectarun
was brought about ~
Archbishop ireland. who vas constantly on
!he Mttra to prevent anything of that
KIND. and who succeeded In defeating me
P'tnh- We do not expect that the demo-
cratic National convention will indorsc
.a.i. lis opposition to thu order may he
looh"a tor We Will. therefore, be left in
me position OF not giving our support AS
L whole TO any or the parties"
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COCK RELL. VIEWS.
y Silver Man on silver Platform VIII Il
llem-inalnI

y SiINer Aan on a silver Platform VIII ha
Demanded
Chicago. juno ~ senator Cockrell ot
Alissonr was among ,oday's arrivals lie
IS delegate 10 tho National democra;,c
convention and is here for the purpo.e
OF attending the democratic silver con-
ference.
We shall nominate Il straigh, silver
non on an unequivocal silver declara-
Tor an IMPRESSION Of h 5 views.
! am. OF COURSE, for Mr. Bland - Ia.
'onllnuei and our delegation is instruct
"a tor MIN, NJ; II We can not got hin,
w. shall ger some other man who is sound
on Inc currency question. have not
however. devoted myself 90 much IN ma.
ins pres dental material as / have In
making sure Of silver majority IN the
convent ON. That assured, we shall have
bur little difficulty in finding an avaii'n,,.
man Tor president"
The senator thinks that the financial
question Will he made the paramount issiI,
III me platform aud that there WI bn u
square aeciartson for silver ON terms oi
sii' without awaiting the corporation of
o'her nations. He laughs AZ Mr. WhIt
ny suggestion Of compronis. and
SAYS II VIII not be- entertained lie does
hr, n,,nVc inai an hnepMvocai plank will
nrlS' many Eastern men out of the party
ara argues that on tho contrary. IL viii
tflns many votes to tho party that could
ne, DE ctuEhi n any other way
W. shaii gain immeus2y in the West. ."
re sbd 'and We shall not lose in he
East The people have not yci co,,e ,o :,
iHll realization Of the strength of IN. Sill
Yer movement. II WI sweep the cntutrr
.. NE polls ~ II has swept the demo-
senator cockr"il does no, consider ,ha,
there is any danger of a holt by tho M
york or other Eastern delegates.
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THE cnRnNir, -.


London. June ao-In,r,s.." isHn
, ,nn OF the laying of tn. conn.,. - = {
;hv .,' 'sl'n Robinson Memorial s s, ss,
.,a'hshoroush yesterday n. c n
'h's morning has a lons sw,
y s, IA 10, 70 England ,s of the Amwlcss y, y
ana 4. the influence which IN 49,
;, ci sa1 ana their, descendants 0EGn!
C5 Srn ,upon The history Of Am ~
III Is ,her article concludes y IN,
faction 10 us IN old Enes.s5 eauM
orr i'lgrim guests. 10 Sorsou, % vacl
me crimes and the folIiss ~ ~
which separate them from NJ ~, "
nfr No comm n traditions ~, ~ w. ~.
Iaith which We hope viii eyas r ~
S.ose bonds peoples who arr NJ. NY!
he!l meets in the human ciiYia.t..
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17- 1c--e-
sag TA- ~ ans
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BAYARn Anns

'a'nesborough. EnsI.ns s ,s
arriving here today IN. ~, sune I'd
uassador. Mr.. Thoma, y ea stass|
,'ors', with an address. ~ s, - !
visI' municipal council ~ va 9,
John me k isySlIns of ne msmc sH: ,,.,.
,ha luncheon Lord nro~,,.
states" PRESIDENT Of ~ n
oc .Mr a., bsyard; in replying :.
f FIJI was both m.marsi ~ az ~
r"l, ~ meant a good S ar, ana q
' wn.n from both sYdess az Ss a. q cont
i, ioge,her with sIne.rII,nxe Atlantic
time would never rn un He hcesS
f Womid not be drunk will S" y. euti
u, conclusion the t~ni,sS ~.
s co"n1 remarked that -. S'stss n
o 40 Try, not To discover ~ b
on occasions Of agreems,,n !!neuitkN
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CHILEAN ELEcrrnxs

New York, June PA p.ci,, :,
tieraid from Valparaiso, Chile, MN,
situation so far as the elect,on !.
cerned is practically unch,nrN. ;
Parties continuing to claim victory
their candidate and each shoxIur
scrtions. " WEI
me returns received nv he A.
ment OF the interior are very inrous;7
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AN INDIAN TRAGrpy

Halt Lake city. Utah. June a,.--1br..
nersons arc had AMI ono man =, an ~
we Result of It woman's unf.,,r,f,,,'.
VIZ n mans noriidy. The dead .irn IT,. ~
" 'Fss,s,e, mar breed MS VIE ana TO- sk
nan under .,,r. fnil h'o9d Indian Thc
nio'ner or the dead indian. Thn ' ~, q
was the Blackfoot reserva,inn i"e scene
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ROLE.IL,rrIaRsnN

Buzzard's BAY, Mass June a9-Amidst
a wealth q flowers ana under the spread
ing canopy of a large marque orecteb on
The most prominent ana beautiful cl.ya.
ton OF land On The shores ~ HnttprmtIi.
Bay, Miss Josephine. daughter of Charles
Jefferson and granddaughter of Joseph
JEFFERSON; me actor, aud ch,slcs !. Rolf
scholar OF Cambridge, We're married 10.
day. There wer. about sixty guests pros.
emf; among, them being Joscph jefferson
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TWENTY-FIVE MADE WIDOWS.


! No Hope OF Rs>ctiine Alive Any OF the
Miners.
/ WIZ. sharre, Pa. juuc Sit is Amos,
settled ssot tonight tina, Of the small
army ~ men which entered the Inflated
twin saslt, al T.i;s;on On SATURDAY rishi
not one survives. Mo- only is every sp-
rrcach 10 their dark tomb Hl-r.cadei
tY enormous masses OF rock and debris.
eIt it is known tina: In tue mtae there is
"a la-Se suan'ry -: ~ai,- watch : IT,
creasHr IA volume every minute Thus
the chances Of recovering their bodies are
more remote than ever
Prominent officials say that weeks 81
months may -. consumed IN cie@t!ns
away the fallen coal IL ordcr 20 sat the
I'h. rnlae sap,.r- nj eaacai, OF ,hirty tive
years experience, thinks iae unior.Auatg
n.n have me- ft- same fate tHAt osie!l
NJ. slope ~ the S9-aDeaanra 10 psct'n-
~ 1885 These msu Were caught III
''rlsl' ~ culm a-.a water FROM ,h, sur
face Taei' u~!1ss Mere hAfiv'1 nnitr
mn lSl'rfse- Tor NO weeks 70 rescue them,
hil tle more debris tney toch out IN.
more ru>ac-. in from the surface oi'eaiis
As -ne tSsN nas a anrvless ore, II MAS
rnaily Abandoned and i1e portion of the
miae WHERE the rntn i-e-i WAS closed up.
The suppression ;hat there is Water III
'he l.ackawA ana ard tho Suslu. h.naA
rivers run 81 ctose proximity 20 rRe shaft
From su-fac, To the roin, where the rock
h,eins thor are r.ve- washes to the
6rpth of fourteen Loot From this point
dow 20 tho bottom level where the men
were previous 20 tn tall there is 80 feet
% rock so lons - this remaircd intact
there MAS yer-faI,s rlorD leakage through
the c,cvirr> in tho nirc thar IN mines
= hieh ar. 10. "a close 70 lars. bodies Of
aater When inc fan occurred TN. 10
-rr. ~ cock mentioned mus, have heen
SHATTERED alioN5ns Inc water to ;,3ar
INTO i.r rlr,r - largo quantities iin,ii tho
ors~ spare helov, was allied 'rhe natural
rNrsaqL.nt..- of THIS is ma, II The men iii
~. l5se ,he'~ lives under ne mass ~
rock TINY must h,i4. .ti.d nv drnnniur
!. 80 5, - , /. IA ~ i,,.,s',',it,,
70 rer,.oye The f-,d,,s from ,s n NH. The
STR, vsil bs n rcrcfs,n, NJ ~. Nan,ii,nr
! ss.s;e-
Mia T.sns,.,o- Mcdonald VAS is-,,ei ,ha
roilo,ytrc s,er..d s.at.n1er,f. So fa, as my
r. o., f,,,-s. ~ ,lsr Is RI ines 4 tho mime
es "a ~ rnan,,.,- m xhicn ~ Vol,
/, ,e .,,, s+t.r.d Il, ,--, t,.iie,-s ~. ,rci
ict was iue r, any ,,ir,iral ca relessness.
ri, ~, We, sav fi.fefrit.lv .ha, il wa.
7o+ lrtT n,asS ;. thorstIpb i.,vastira
..~ tri..s 49,, -. ~ d., 1,,,i- az, I'LL
.s me- ~. ,h.,,dor ma mtna i'
-rhcrs .ra ,.,rfnre t,.iss.ttr,,s .o,i,,,,,
Ia, ~. Am. ana man ran,.ytavs II IL
19ira .r 49,, -, i,te en-, ~,
sr ,-ork r.. ,,hs. ,.,rds ,,,. ..f,us,i
h, - ,.on,nie,aI,, yrrec,sed mo i"a,i. unrk
-. ~ i'..,',. VIZ ."0''F YIN
Srnta ,.l ~ ,iaor Nh, 4, uo,ld L..
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who walkcd ont Of the republican convcn-
ton because OF the adoption OF gold
standard plank. reached the city today.
as did Congressman Shatroth of colo
.ado.
They arc supposed to h. here for the
purpose Of promoting senator Teller's in
'erests In the National democratic conven-
ton. though they do NOT openly announce
ihat such is their purpose. Senator Du-
nois declined 10 say more than that he
was hopeful that the democrats would
nominate y man on whom the silver
forces could combine ard insure his ciec
t.pp
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REBELs DIsHEARrrNrn

New York. June ga special 10 |
Herald from Para, Brazil, say. that
steamer Hnascar has arrived In port 4
IIar tos. Peru. bringing news Of ~
factional strife within the ranks II
revolieionis;s In the disaffected Peru
province of Loreto Seminnrles and
war min ster. Madueno, are both
heArtnnnd -
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PRESIDENTS PROGRAMME

Washington. June cs.-The president.
arranged his affa rs so as 10 BIZ with
family a. Gray Gables on the Fourth
Jhiy. Though not finally Determined
IS very probable that he Will lea;e
tomorrow morning.
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WOMAN FOR THE PEN

heeVi'ie' TeNas, Juno a9--Besslo Harris
' 'nr Soung SRI convicted n, oakyiIle 10,
nnU,n,pholiy IN tho murder Of A G niac ~
Tor ui' = NY yer ago passed through toisy
a "Ne Hchf term In The penitentiar,
enc WAS ~ chareA OF Coniractor ~,
'Nchaei and was not shacklrd ''' VAR
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BURNED BY THE INSURGENTS

Havana, jun 2a.-'rhc insurgents have
burned thn village of Cucarscha and nvc
farms near san Antonio. province of
Pinrr del Rio
ANTONIO Maceo has relieved Bnrmcdex
OF Ms command and has appointed Nm
qnesre IN his place. The latter comes
from Santiago de Cuba and is of F.encl.
llaTentage.
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MISS Ro VAN NOT suSrA :,
SAYS Her Fathers Dsain ALTON

san Francisco, June 80 -, credit
Rowan. the actress, does Nv Ire ~
statement that her fsthe'' :" cor,u(
banker at Batavia, n. y ~ s NJ NE y
s so'ne OF Ss'' ransh.S I say.S. no e
challenged Champion 'o'
match. ,,,,ted suic'dG
said, 'it was probapiS NV" hasn III ~
Ing for some time ana NOV MOI Of ~
heavily in Wall street IA not srtalv
he news of his death u''
nlise me-"
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a TEXAN GETs A PLUM

washington, June -a-Tho president 10.
oay made the following appointment
Iaul Wieske of Texas. consul 10 Mapa,,n,
i'pua' On June Is Charles "A WIZ
~ W. Miryand was named for The MAJ"
qualifying. '"''' MN from
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PRAIRIEs ARlAur

nero feSls June ga prairie fire
,'Fl OF town Yesterday destroyed quite n
IRE cope # grass belonging 4, Mr -
leosAnt-. also fifty cord. ~ ~ No, H. -,
~. nad s ,INs oiher of his neishbors SUI.
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ORDERED rn Arn1cA

London. June CAS- a result Of 81
days cabinet irec;ing the second ba,ta
Of the X nss Royal Rifles. now at Vi
mas been ordered 10 the Cspe Of d
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HART ON TRIAL.

New York. Jure 2e--The trial Of Cap
tain j. u. lIait. alleged owner OF the
steamer Bermuda. charged with vol4tint,
The neutrality laws in providing the means
Tor military expedition against III
Sphrish government in Cuba, began to-
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AMNESTY TO cRErANs.

New York, June "a spedal TO
Herald from Cons,ant.nople says tho
tan has accorded ii general ainnss,y|
the Cretans.
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CHARLES II. BATcHrIrp

fhsnnrr' June 2.-cspiam Charles r.
hs'Hhsiei, prominent In river business
rlnhh''al ana Masonic circles. died AT nis
nome tonight. aged 10 years at Us
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WoRkING FOR TELLER.

Some OF the Rolling Republicans Mixing
with Democ rats,
Chicago, June Ex-senator Dubois of
Idaho and Senator Pettsrew or south
Dakota. who were among the dslesate,
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The congress. she members Of the house
OF which are to be elected this fa,i. Will
no; meet in regular session until Deccm-
Der, 1897 1t is liloeiy that there Will bc
sufficient number OF democrats and re-
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NE WAS AN HONEST MAN.

When j. W. Ewing died Anderson
county lost one Of its best citizens. Colo.
mel jim was an honest man. Ne had
many friends and but few. 4 any. enemies.
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TIlE PoLlrIclANis N1s,r

rbl rns' I phrase is quite enough h" me-
lie cal,ed NJ" n', gong on 70 say
-Washinrton Star
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s s,nn o. shc national ,.,,,,.... b.
r,nm ,, NJ that ds v'on Y fSl =
1umcture come Wy which Yin
enii me peoples of ~ H. ereat ~
ana language 10 c,o ,ne Anslo.ssrsl
world. "'srcs's ana N.Y.
Boston. jaime % ~.
ancient and Honor, ,,, ne memNsrs }
or Boston, aho,,, "a nni y. Artillery =
a token Of pio,s,,rs N 1unbef. ~
Artillery ' ON, me Ancient I ~ v!l
number Of Sf'n,pany Of Enrlssca Hoo
down the h snSS,s"' 8, es,os:sd d.
flower. '' on The it,
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piNtcans csec,ed 20 tina. c,ngr~ss by con-
ssituents who arc against free coinage
Of silver. ny tbs country stane. TO defca.
the passage OF a law having that policy
In view. So shat oven AZ the democrats
party Should elect the president. l. VIII
not eave rhe power 70 inaurura'e the
policy advocated 10y The free silver parry.
The situation in that case may result;
IN such CONCESSIONS Of conflicting views
A. % the iar1n and financial questions Ia
the two houses OF congress As Will lead 10
An adjustment of b,sh Issues thal. will sop
the agitation and 10; tho people have a
.hance TO resnrls pcospcrlty.
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who a.a going 10 Ce.c..=o 20 convert INC
fre-e SILVER Teop-e have evidently DOM very
A-ise evangelical o. mss sasry Work in
iae.r lay and tine.
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I; looks IS Il the defeated candidates
at S LOUIS nairht have sad some;hns
ty this time 20 arpear cree.iri. wne;h-r
Trey feit j, g no.. !ns. - encourage tire
..arrT
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i, seems has the majority reror, ., ;hc
platform coInpllb,ec OF The free silve-.'ish
ccisNcn-f5n AT Austin actually failed TO in
sorse she State administration and ihAt
a delegate had g iNrVc she who,, COR
V-n;son - do 1t. The s5ea, -{,iAiyextou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26
IHREE YEARS. NEWS.

What three years absence from toe
civilized world means As regard. a
knowltgo VI the events that have
irAnspiTed IL illustrated In conversa.
ion between msmber OF Nansen's
expedition and friend In from oe.
copied by the Literary Digo,t ON al
Amsterdam paper
What crowd thoro Ia In the streets TO
NEE, Us on our TotuTnl
Nos, II mnkus one think OF tho Cho-
dJnsky Holds during tho cLar's corona.
ton.
The coronauonR
l forgot that you don't know. Alex
andOr III u dead, and ut the coronation
OF IA q successor, Nicholas n, thoutAnds of
people were killed Ia tho crush.
suppose Garnet aud the french made
q subscription Tor tho ylotins2
Carnu.f You mean Faurc.
faur02 Has Carnut rosignodg
No, ho was murdered At Lyons, and
followed In ONCE by CgImlr- peripr.
who resigned 90 make room Tor Faure.
During tho fost OF the conversation The
companion Of Nanion reveals his ign0r-
anco OF ihsou's Klein EgolG aud wants 10
know what hconigen rays HTtl His
lTomsW friend good nAturedly warns
him that II no asks any more ques ions
no Will Wallop him AZ ihe Jap licked tho
Chino,o, or aA the Cubans licked Mar
unt1 Campo-.
a war between China and Japan A
revolution Ia Cuba-t SEQ II IL useleHs 10
try TO hear n the news In one dayi
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IwENuLm clSlUM lnOuGnls,


In the Homiletic Review the public
IL reminded that the niueleenth cen.
fury alter Tue birth VI Christ will close
and tho twentieth commence some.
time In the spring neat year, 1897.
This, The article maintains, has beou
established by Investigations nnd cal.
culstous OF scholarship. Aud 40 con.
yiuCiug ate the proofs that It may 10
said 10 10 universally ackno " ladgt d
that Christ was not born on ChTlstm
IN the year 7bi after The founding {
Rlmo-.as Dioa yalus mistakenly put 1t
IN mating up cur common chronology
but IA the year 100 Or 7i9, the latter
year being ar the more probable, aud
toward the springiimo the moro prob.
hblp cate, conclusion that rcBls e.
peClally upon the eupp sitlon that
Hes1d the Great, In whose reign tho
birth OF Christ took place, died In the
fourth year before the commencement
" our efA " In the year inc, accord.
Ing 10 the proper rtCkUnlut. That viii,
therefore, be nineteen hundred year
ug1 next Easter. According to thls
tho ninopen.hunursdlh anniversary
u Chrls's birth IL not, Az viii bo seem
several yram Oh, but jus, upon u,-not
further away than The opening month";
OF 1851.
tpna ma mar maintained takaa oa,aaIn..
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TUE ELECTORAL yorE BEARER.

In the Democratic convention at
Provo the question arose 10 10 whether
or not the electoral vote Of the State
should be borne to Washington by a
special messenger selected by the
electors, or by one OF the electors thom.
selves. Il seems that the former peel.
lion IL the correct one. In little book
entitled the Practical Politician, the
contents OF which seem to have been
carefully compiled, We md the .ollow.
ing regarding tho matter
Tho electors having been duly chosen,
on Tuesday aftor tho frst Monday In
November, receive each certificate OF
election from tho Governor. Their
official meeting takes place on tho soo-
ond Monday In January next following.
~ such place as tho Legislature may an,
point, usually tho capital OF tho stale,
After tho customary formula, each elec-
tor deposits ballot containing the name
Of his chOiuo-or rather his uarty's
oholce-fot President, and Immediately
thereafter votes In like manner for Nico
President, A certificate la tripllclte OF
each vote II then made out, and ono OF
those under seal IL entrusted TO special
messenger, chosen by tho electors, 10 be
delivered out OF hand to tho President
Of tho United States Senate In personi
another sot l. forwarded TO that ON ,ial
by mail, and tho third is hlod with the
judge Of the district court for the dis.
tict 10 which tho election Is hold.
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me SABBATH AND PROSPERITY,


The present IL time when parents
among the L'lssr-day Saints should
give especial care TO the training Of
their children TO keep holy 'hesabos,h
uay' INC SAINTS nave been greatly
pro,pefeu In THIS ian1i aud IL has been
through the blessings OF tho LORI
when have followed the observance
OF His VIII some persons who think
ihsm'elve' a little "modernizsd" may
aufibn1e tho success Of the Saints TO
another cause but that does not
change the TACT, easily demo nstratoi
10 any individusi ready 10 take an
Impartial view OF the case that II In 10
lhe sulc'ness win when tho
Saints observed their religious ins,fuc-
uen that they owe their prosperity In
temporal matters Seeking htas the
hingdom OF dod and His righteous
hesf' me o'het Things nave been added,
In iulhlmen' on His promises.
since u has been close observance
OF the bofd's commands that has
wrought success iof tho saints II FOL
lo"sAs logical sequence that neg
leet OF 'hose commandments VIII result
10 iAiiufe' Hence u SUCCESS "a desired
ass continuing condition Tor the pee
pie tho means Tor attaining II must DO
pe'pelua'ed among them IN the trAln-
Ing OF 1heif ohildrsn' 10 far a. obseTv.
ing Tue sAboalh IL oonceFned,ii may be
remarked 'hAi 'he,o OF the saints who
do 40 IN lhe splfi' that pleAses The l'ori
wiz oo'ain such knowledge aS viii keep
them pretty close To the Right In other
ways therefore, keeping holy the
Sabbath day is key to conformity
with other requirements OF the Al
mighty.
There 10 no denying the fact that Ia
some places there IL altogether too
much disregard OF the LORDS day; and
u lisa matter Of deep regret that an on Z
sahbath'breakefs are come children o,
LAiter'day Saints whose parert tai inilu.
once should b. effective In producing
different result. In country towns
there Is more disregard Of tho
Sabbath than there ought 10 be; and
Salt Lake CITY IL far from being free
from tho sins In flct In this city II
reaches point every now anu then
when II amounts almost TO pub @
scandal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26
ELpfR pJOnKMAN,s pgArn.


About mouth since tho NEWS Pub
llshed the sad tilings Of the death, In
Sweden, OF EldeI A. BjorhmAn, Of
this city, the tidlnge having come by
cable to Prgsidend wiliord Woodruff.
Elder BjorkmAn was 10 the missionary
flold, preaching tbs Gospel OF Christ;
and hls demise, like that Of others who
have been called home while engaged
In similar work, elected the special
eympalhy OF the Saints for the be-.
rcAvet. AZ for the deceased Elder, he
mad fought the coed fght, and no loss
came TO him by the providence Of tue
Lord which removed him 10 another
sphere. Nearly two weeks ago the
NEWS gave tho irsl details
OF his death, as stated ia a
priVate letter written by Elder
A.. Petersen Of this city. That
account briefly reoited tho clfeum.
stances OF the SAD event ana Of the
funeral. a letter with further piriio.
ulars has been received FROM the pre,i.
dent OF the Scandinavian misslon, uni
by courtesy OF President WilforI
Woodruff We present II IN full TO tho
readers OF the News. because OF tho
sur jeot TO which It relates, and The
ample yet besuliful recital OF the cir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26

Unttod sta o. a this limo demand an
aggressive public opinion In favor OF
-poodiOrs trials, the withdrawal OF tho
right u appeal In criminal cases, aud
rigorous enforcement Of the laws against
those who break them. San Francisco
ArgonauL
Another thing lie slil! more neodod,
Impartiallty In the administration OF
law. When each responsible iAdi.
yidual Of sooieiy--rlch OF poor, man or
womau---is placed on an equal plane
before the majesty OF law, It's DEGREES
viii DO ubeysd with greater resdlutss,
because they are then perceived to be
Just.