Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-10

he passions the L1rl had blessed he
children VITA, tue use or misuee NJ
whlch bfiugs either blessings 90
ni,efy; also spoke on true aud false
education.
On Saturday at r.. no. Elder Joseph
3. CLARK taii he reIoiced ~ beipg A.
.ooistsI with the Saint; loved Co
liuteu g. the testimonies " tue eefvau p
OF Coz; ozhurted tho SAINTS TO be
humble, o. humility WA necessary for
alivatl0n,
j. der WIN. 5. Muir m d. few 70.
mafko 10 o." Saints.
sitter j. 2lbnin Bfowi, blro q
strong ttfi,nOnJ; counsuied the young
sisters 10 gsl testimony OF the tfuth
VI the U4spol, nui never g. marry GU
aide OF tho Church. Slater Brswit
spoke In tonruts anu Sister Jarman In
ttTproted tue same.
Elder Joseph .. Noble bore his tfsii.
mony; spoke OF his personal kuusl'
edge VI tho Psopnet joseph Smith,
with whom ho firsi hscams acqusiutei
In 1882; related macy thiug1 mat had
occurred from tunt TINS up 10 til
death o tho Prophet.
Elder JDhu Henry Smith again a.
dressed tHc satup; wished tho yoang
ue0pIu 10 rem mbef what Bf1lhor
Nlule had told 81. AN regard o. the
Prophet J0aapn; spoke on the coul'
mandmnnt given to Father Adam " o
multiply nui fsplcnsh the oafih;'
said marriage was oriaiued Of Gbd
aud was uternal N peffurmei ~ OBe
having authority from GOi. Hr u0uu.
seled tue uu5ple not TO marry ono not
OF their faith, lot II would bring dis
cord and di,uulon.
Sunday, ~ s.m.-rhere were pres.
ent tcdsy President Joseph y. smith
ni tho First Presidency of the Church,
Il. ID. Richards, Joha n. Emith nud n.
). Gfaut OF the Council OF tue
Apnstios, Stake aud war; authorities
aud large uumhsr OF Saints.
Elder n. J. Grant addressed tho
c0ugrCgatl0n tor u short tint; spoke
on thu uutlcs ~ the 5,inti; ssii II 10.
quifos constant unaft ~ perform tbs
came aud oyofo me evil, iufthur the
force OF example 10 tbs post kind ol
preaching.
President Joseph II. Smith spoke Of
the coalition OF tue q hufch Mt tn
present umr, the way tho SAINTS are
nov viewed oy prominent men OF the
w.fld. Said n they gavs ue cfedit u
being an honest, virtuoug, temper tie,
iudusifi0us, GOl.ioafiug pcugiF, We
should muiii thls credit BY having
Ihese virtues abiding In ue. Said We
aro no loagtras "A Hgug aid uuuor n
bushol, bat q city tUt on hiii, sen
by all tue world. Elder ]. n. smith
enforced tho remarks OF Elder Grant
and President Hiuilh; talu We should
sgfivO ior ino tpiul Of tho Gospel, tor u
Is tho spifit o. love. the sliEit Of
charity, tho sririt OF iofboafanee, the
spirit OF honesty.
Pfssiirnl He's urged tho young POO.
plu 10 marty, not 10 wait until they
wtro ne we'll ~ ~ their parents; ap1ko
against tho way bathing fosofis were
caffiut on M tue pfomieeuoua baihing
oi hoin euxes.
Sunday, pm. After the opening
exefcissf, tho Sacrament vas aiminis-
tsrod, aud the general aud stake au.
ihofitinb were presented and unanlm.
ously euitainrd. ElI,r Il. ". RichAfds
delivered most okcoilunt discourse.
spoke 81 the great atfi1e Ia science
lufing the later part OF this century.
tho discoveries VI hieam, electricity,
0ic. TAe revealing OF the Gospel was
The nrat aiVp-iho rot lullowlug to
hasten on tho L1r1's w0ts-to hasten
tho gathering o, tue Saints. Hu saiu
We afo living ia period wneu We
should be careful TO educate our chill
dron In tho Gospel, cateiul 10 keep the
commandments Of Gu.
Picsident joseph Il. smith spoke on
marriage and the necessity Of young
men marrying. Pfcsidont Smith also
spoke very powerfully against Sabbath
breaking, iniomprrhrcf, adultery auu
an immortality. Hu wished tie pre-.
eiding Priesthood h look elriclly aitpg
those things.
Conferences adjourned for lhror
months to DO held 1t kaysvil.c.
JoIfN J. fMIfu,
FtaHH CLERK,