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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12
Letter Carriers Adjourn.

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE eighth
annual convention of the Letter Car
riers' National association completed its
labors today and adjourned sine die.
After a short executive session, the de-
tails of which were not made public,
the newly elected officers were duly in
stalled and the delegates scattered in
all directions TO visit such points of
interest as had been overlooked on pre-
vious excursions. In the evening the
delegates and their friends attended the
fair at the Mechanics pavilion in a
body.
Tomorrow a special excursion to
Santa Cruz and the big trees has been
arranged for their benefit, and on Mon
day the eastern visitors VIII return to
their respective homes.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Rev. Abel Stevens.

san jose. Cal, Sept. ll.-Rey. Abel
Stevens, Ii. D.r1disd suddenly this
morning at the yeadeSne hoteg of heart
failure. aged nearly So years. He was
born in PHILADELPHIA, and was at one
time editor of lions Herald at Boston,
and also Of the Christian Advocate of
New York. He was known as the his
t0riah of Meth0dtsn He leaves a
widow, two daughters. Mrs Ida Hal
stead Of Alha1nbra, Cal, and Mrs. Mary
S. Robinson OF NEamaronick, n Y, and
a son, Q. A. Stevens. city editor of the
Los Angeles Express. tn funeral wild
probably be held on Monday by Bishop
Newman of San Francisco. Rev. Stew
ems tag been on the coast for eight
or ten years. He left the east to take
charge of tha American church at &C.
neYa. Then he went on a trip around
the world, visiting India, Japan, China,
and came to San Francisco. Since then
he has remained in this state, spending
his time between San Francisco. Los
Angeles and San Jose
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Wards Body missing.

Chicago, Sept IL[PubIic Admins
traitor o'DonneH is having considerable
difficulty in finding the remains of ".
Russell Ward, the Englishman who
committed suicide by jumping from q
Chicago G Northwestern train a few
days ago Since Mr.. O'DonneH took out
letters on The estate he has been en-
deaVoring to obtain the remains in or
der TO inter them. as there is 500 per-
sonal property which belonged to the
deceased. Mr.. O'DonneU has applied
to the Chicago & Northwestern officials
but has been unable TO obtain any in
formation as to what has become of the
body. He has also telegra ohed 10 a
number Of Iowa towns near where
Wards body was found.
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PHILIPPINE REFORMS.
tfPaot of Blood" VIII Be Severely
Prosecuted

'fPact of Blood" VIII Be Severely
Prosecuted
Madrid, Sept 11.-General Fando, in
z letter to tina Cuban senators and dep
uties, requests them TO hold a meeting
and come TO a decision regarding the
Cuban situation, declaring that the
time has come to speak cut and fix the
responsibility for the present policy
upon is promoters.
The reforms for the Philip
pine islands, agreed upon yesterday at
a cabinet meeting, at which the draft
Of eha proposed decree was approved
ard ssrt 20 the queen regent for her
signature. include modification Of tIle
penal CODE IN regard TO offenses against
property and public order. and in re-
gard to secret political associations. es-
peciaIiy the enc known as the Pact of
Bleed" which VIII be severely prose
cUteG.
Tine c.ler reforms for the Ithili9pine
islands are drafted with the intention
Of assuring justice to the natives.
X IS reported that relnforcenel1ts Of
troops viii seIortly be sent to the island
CT Porto Rico.
The Spanish cabinet will be modified
before Ehe assembling Of tG1e ccStes, but
1t Is understood that General Azcarraga
VIII renail premier.
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M,KINLEY,S JUNKET.
President Decides to Devote Two
DAYS to Business.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE president
has sent notice that he VIII return to
Washington from Somerset next Mon
day. and a meeting of 'ehe cabinet has
been called for Tuesday to discuss sew
era1 topics which are regarded as re-
quiring the executive attention, and
perhaps action. ait this time. On the
list is the construction to be given dis
eliminating duty, section % of the tariff
act; the scheme of Improvement to be
adopted for the Improvement of san
Pedro l1arbor, California; the adjust
niece OF various questions of state that
have arisen concerning Alaska and 'she
geld miners, and perhaps the discussion
Of Hawaiian conditions.
Ii IS understood that the president
VIII re. remain in Washington snore
than a day or tWo next week. but will
leave the city again in continuation of
his vacation. and will n3t return to
tla White House before .he first of next
Cct31er. It is believed shat he viii
spend his time in New England.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE,
Logan. Utah.


The twentieth academic year of the
Brigham Young college begins on Mon
day, Sept. 20, 1897
The following courses are offered:
First--sub-academic course, one
year.
second.-Aoademic course, three
years.
Third.-NormaI course, three years.
Fourth.-Normal course, four years.
Fifth.-Course in general science,
leading to degree B. S., four years.
Sixth.-Course in letters, leading to
degree B. L., four years
The college is provided with library
and reading room. museum, laborator-
les and professional normal training
school.
Tuition is free Entrance fee, SO.
Accommodation in private families. 81
to $3.50 per week
For catalogues giving detailed infor-
nation respecting courses, facilities,
entrance requirements, etc, apply to
Herschel Bullen. jr., secretary Brigham
Young college. Logan, Utah.
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The afternoon meetinge q hs


230 and at 4.
The Wonpans Foreign rdisstona y
anniversary was held. presided over ~
Mrs. L. M. Gillian. Mrs Joseph Wilks,
Mrs. Wilson and Bishop McCabe were
the speakers.
At 4 o'clock the daily Bible reading
was conducted by DR.. Williamson.
In the evening a temperance ami
yersary was held. at which F. C. Lock-
wood and w Murphy made addresses
and others took active parts.
Today at $50 there is a love feast,
led by Rev, G. e, Jayne, and at 1915
Bishop C. C. McCabe breaches
At 8 o'clock Rev. n. r. Tedrick, Phi.
D., breaches, and at $50 is an Epworth
League meeting
At 1880 Rev. John Williamson, D. D..
of Chicago, breaches.
Monday morning the conference bus
mess sessions will resume at o'clock,
and at 10 the discussion Will be taken
up on the subject of the state of affairs
in Utah
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pNNE ET(H|N(S.


Things in police circles were very
evening only two arrests had been
made. One was the man charged on
complaint of Jake Greenewald with
selling ice without permit. The other
was Stephen Hanson, who was arrest
ed on complaint Of his wife for dis
turbing the peace. The disturbance
was, it is said, the result Of domestic
difficulties.
The case of Stephen Weston was
heard in police court yesterday, and
Weston was discharged.
Eddie and Willie James, two little
pichaninnieS. were sent TO their mother
at LeadVille, Colo. Tho children were
sent to Salt Lake some time ago by
their mother, Mrs Ella James, who re-
sides in Leadville. Mrs. James sent
them here to join their father, who in
The meantime left the country. Tie
children were taken in charge by the
police and have been living at the sta
ton since their arrival They have
been under the especial charge of Mr.
Gilbert, who runs the jail boarding
house.
Police Clerk Shoup leaves today for
Idaho for short hunting trip Shoup
is a great hunter and has promised TO
chickens when he returns. During his
absence Mr.. George Lawrence will take
his place in the court room.
g g q
And still the war goes on Jake
Greenewald is making things lively for
the dealers in ice He has cast his net
into the sea and IS bringing up numer-
al Ia
become entangled in the unrelenting
meshes of Jake's net is E. G. Bagley.
He was arrested on a warrant sworn
out by Mr.. Greenewald for selling ice
without Il permit. This is the second
case that Mr.. Greenewald has on his
hands at present, neither of them hav-
ing yet been tried
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12

The secret of health is to keep the
blood pure and fun Of strength. When
a man or woman loses flesh and vital
ity, there is something wrong in the
blood The start of II is likely to be
in the stomach or bowels, and if they
are put in order the trouble gradually
stops. Consumption is a germ dis
ease. but if the blood is good. and
keeps the lungs strong and healthy.
the germs cannot find a place to lodge
and are cast off. If there's a weak
spot. the germ viii find it. Even after
that. strong and pure blood will
strengthen the lungs so tiat they can
gradually rid themselves of the germs.
1t is by creating strength and purity
that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery cures consumption and other
diseases 1t makes one gain fesh-not
flabby, oily fat, but sound, firm, use
full healthy flesh. Hundreds of pa
tents have testified to its wonderfully
beneficial effects in many diseases and
especially in incipient consumption.
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GARFIELD BEACH.
Time Gard in Effect Sept. 3.

Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Salt Lake. Garfield. Garfield. Salt Lake.
= :45 am *S-45 am 1910 pm "a ZOO p. m.
2:l5 pm. 1855 pm. 4:I5 pm. Abs pm.
4.15 pm. 400 pm. $50 pm. 7:10 pm.
*Daily except Sundays.
Boating. bathing. Fare and bath, so
cents. Depot corner First South and
Fourth West.
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1922
Concert at the Fort.

Following is the programme for the
concert at Fort Douglas at 6:45 o'clock
this evening:
March, Return of Troops" Bell
Selection, ''Nabucco' Verdi
Grand Fantasia. Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp" Baritone solo by J.
MCCOY ,,.,................. Robinson
Waltz, ''Phllonela" Pettee
IdyM, Pure as Snow" ..........G. Lang
"Reminiscences of Meyerbeer- -
Hnir1i 81, o
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Mckinley Pardons IS a Bank wrecl,er

Michigan City, Ind, Sept. Fran
els A. CONN received a Geographic par
don from President Mckinley last
night, sent from Somerset, Pa. and
signed by Attorney General McKenna.
He left the prison this morning and
started for Chicago to join his wife.
who has lived there with relatives since
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his Incarceration. Coffin was looking
for pardon. but not by wire. nor at
such late hour at night Coffin told
the prison authorities that he did not
know what he would do in the future
Coffin was sentenced one year ago to a
term of eight years imprisonment for
wrecking the indianapolis National
bank. His pardon is unconditional.
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n. RASCOM.
HENRY W. PARKER.

Your committee on tracts beg leave
to submit the following report.
The most Of our brethren believe that
the circulation of tracts and other good
literature among the people Of Utah
is one of the most effectual ways Of
spreading the gospel and building up
the kingdom Of Christ. Your commit
tee is thoroughly endued with t.lis idea.
But it also believes that as a Church
work. Corresp prdence with our Tract
society reveals the fact That cur so
ciety has not a single tract touching
on the peculiar doctrines of the people
among whom we labor This is not
the fault of our Tract society. The
trouble hes with Us who are here on
the field The society is assisting ev-
cry mission in our church to the ex-
one third the amount, OF its collections
each year to the cause of missions.
We are not awaiting ourselves of this
most excellent agency. neither are we
contributing to it's support as we
should Go.
Our society prints a large number of
superior tracts and anyone. can secure
a complete catalogue of these by WRIT
ing for il. Many Of these are suitable
for any field and for all time
On the other hand, your committee
believes there is urgent need for the
preparation of a complete list of tracts
setting forth the errors of the prevail
ing church about US and also the true
doctrines OF Christ as revealed in lis
word
Your committee recommends that the
mission appoint a standing c9nmtttee
of three OF its members to whom shall be
referred adj matters pertaining to the
preparation, publication and disrfbu-
ton of effective tracts in connection
with our work in Utah.
WILDMAN MURPHY.
BIBLE CAUSE.
Believing as we do that the Bible is
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Excursion to Ogden.

The Oregon Short Line railway win
give its last excursion of the season
to Ogden canyon next Sunday The
fare. including the drive to the can
yon and dinner at the Hermitage, has
been placed at $1.75. The train will
leave this city at Sis a. m
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OGDEN AND RETURN ONLY 81.
Sunday. Sent. IL.

Sunday Sept. 70. via the Oregon
Short Line Drive up the canyon and
dinner at the Hermitage only rs cents
additional
Trains leave this city at SIS a. m.
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81 Patrick 5 church at 10 o clock a. m
ST. St Marks l5zs G eat; East FIRST
ard, STD, bishop; the Rev. J. 3. Hal
sey, dean Services today Holy com
munion, 80 a, M; Sunday school 9:45
a: M; morning prayer. litany and sermon.
II a. MI evening prayer. s D. m. Work
days: Morning prayer, 9 a. m; evening
Friday iy and Saturday. birnber days; st,
Mark s guild, Tuesday. 2 p. m; mothers
meeting, Wednesday, p m
The Central Christian Church.-Corner
of Third East and Fourth South streets.
y. f. Clay minister; residence. 362 Third
preaching, II a. m by the pastor; at
s D. m by the Rev. e. G. Hunt of Park
City; Junior Endeavor, p. m; Christian
Endeavor, 6.45 p m; prayer meeting
Vited to attend these services.
Reorganized. Wight viii continue
the subject of The Successor in the
chapel, 22S East Second South street to-
night, T:39. Jesus came to call the ''Sin-
ners' not TO the righteous to repentance.
II the ''JoseDhi5e5 are 'apostates' why
don't the church in Utah accent the on
p0rtunity to come and show US the error
of our way? Is it because they have
walked in crooked paths in trying to
bolster the crime of pOiygany'' and
kindred evils. that causes them to ignore
US and shrink from the task2
1mpOSCuFe SnTlnKS from light,
And breads the curious eye;
But sacred truths the test invite
Ihey bid us search and try
one OF the Titan representatives will be-
granted the privilege OF replying if pres
ent. Sunday school, 10 a. m; social meet
ing. IL. T. II literary viii meet Tuesday,
18th, 1880 p m
First NJ E. Church--No. 90 East Third
South $50 a. m, love feast in audience
room led by Rev. c.. Q. Jayne: 9:45 a. m.
Sunday school in Sunday school room;
1880 @. m. Order of public worship:
00l; apostles creed. people standing,
prayer; anthem BY choir THE Blood
Bought Mercy Seat Havens; responsive
reading: The Gloria Patri,'' an the PEG
pie singing; scripture lesson; notices and
/ collection; solo, Mrs. Anna CoGburn Plum
mer; prayer from the Oratorio Eli; sing
9. c. Mccabe; singing from Hymnal 574:
benedlction. Sunday afternoon at D.
M, Rev. n. P. Tedrick. ID. of ogden,
will preach Mr.. Forrest Ingler win sing
a SOLO AT 6.30 Sunday evening viii be
held the devotional meeting of the Ep-
worth league At 7:S0 the sermon will be
by DR.. Claudius 3. Spencer, of Denver.
Mrs Plummer and Mr. Wesley Davis will
sing q duet. EvangeIistic services con-
Quoted by Bishop McCabe will close the
evening service.
Westminster Presbyterian Cnurc--1S0
South Fourth West street. Rev f L.
Arnold. pastor. Public worship at II a
m. sermon by the pastor: Sabbath school
at 12-15, Northwest mission school at $3.50:
Christian Endeavor meetings, Juniors, sls
8 p NJ and Young Peoples at 6:45: sTen-
ing services at O'Clock; preaching by
/ the Rev Mr.. Baseum, pastor of NJ. E
church of Logan. Public invited.
First Presbyterian Chureh.-Corner OF
Second East and Second South streets,
Morning service at II O'Clock and preach
ing by Chaplain AilenSw0rth. Sunday
school Oft 1920; Junior Endeavor at SIS:
Young Peoples meeting at ESQ. evening
service and preaching by DR.. Wishard
All are cordially invited to these services
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Eleventh ward Kindergarten.

The Eleventh Ward kindergarten viii
reopen tomorrow (Nfonday) at $3.50
am, Mrs. Louie Felt and Miss May
Anderson in charge
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SO DOZEN TURKISH TOWELS

Five Cents Each This Week
At f. Auerbacn & Bros Big Linen
Sale.
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only infallible rule of fafth al

the only infallible rule of faith and
practice. we deem it the duty Of every
pastor to strive to impress upon his
people the necessity of a. careful and
systematic study of the word
Recognizing the great work done by
the Bible society in the distribution of
the Scriptures, we would urge each of
our pastors to. present this cause to his
people and to take up a collection for
the same.
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at $3.50 p. M; preaching at p. M; fri
day service at s.
Rio Grande Chaoel-Thfrd South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school a 3:45 p m
50 West Third South street. Rev. Adel-
bert L. Hudson. minister Services at
Il o'clock Subject of sermon, -Wea1th- =
Musical programme. Vocal solo, Hear Us
Oh Fatherl Miss Anderson; anthem, II
Win Arise and Go to My Father" Unity
Quartette; anthem. selected, Unity quar-
tette; hymns by the congregation led by
the cuantette Sunday school at l2;36
begin the study of Buddhism. a paper will
be read upon the life of Buddha No
evening service.
+ st. .PauPs. Chapel Main street and
Fourth South. Rev. L. E. RidgeIy. vicar
Services today Q3th Sunday after Trim
ity): a. m, holy communion; 9:45. Sun
htany and sermon; 7:30 p. m, evening
prayer. Week days: Monday, Tuesday
and Saturday at 100 q. m, holy com
munion; Friday at I:Se p. M, evening
prayer. No services Wednesday or Thurs
day owing TO the convocation al Ogden.
Wednesday. Friday and Saturday are
Ember days.
First Congregational Church.-Corner
First South and Fourth East, Rev Clar-
ence It. Brown. pastor. Morning service
at IL CLOCK; sermon by the pastor. Sub
ject, Life by the River" Communion
service and reception of new members
Sunday school. 1870: Junior Endeavor
AS; Young PeoDle's meeting, Gas y. m. !;
all are invited; no other evening service.
a. m. Corner of Seventh South and Fifth
West Rev. H. Hoffman,
English Lutheran Church of the Holy
TrinitY-336 South Fourth East street,
II q. M and 7:S0 D. M; Sunday school.
10 a. M; league meeting, Thursday. s
D. m.
| the Theosorhical society meets in its hall
227 South West Temple, at S D. M; study
class meets on Wednesday at p. m. All
invited.
The Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Our Savlo---On Fourth East
between Fourth and Fifth South streets,
Rev. e. Skabo. pastor. Preaching at II
O'Clock with communion services. No
Sunday school. There will be dedication
exercises at 4 O'clock D. m. Rt. Rev. r
a. Forgerson. of Lamber. Ia. will speak
in the Norwegian and Rev M. A. Chris
! language Rev j. Reini, of Denver, viii
also deliver an address, The church was
completed in January, but owing to cir
cumsitances has not been dedicated be-
fore. AN welcome TO attend.
The Church of Christ, Scientfst-In the
Jewish temple, on Fourth East between
Second and Third South. Services at II
a. m Subject. Practical Goodness. ~
Sunday school at 10 a, m. An experience
meeting IS held each Thursday at 1880
p. m. All are nade~welcome.
~
FIRST mass at o'clock; second mass at
8 O'Clock; Sunday school, $3.50; high mass
And sermon at IL O'Clock a. M; yespers
and benediction. 7:30 p. m. Week morning
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FRANK c. LOCKWOOD.
FREEDMEN's AID AND SOUTHERN

l<l|0N[<lJ1OANs
Inasnuch as the Methodist Episcopal
church through the F'reedmen's Aid
and Southern Educational society has
entered the south and undertaken the
education of the poor white and cCdoTed
people of the south. and through its
Christian schools has undertaken TO
lift them into a, state Of independence
and Christian respect,
And iAasmuch as theip%Rbors nave
not been IN vain, but have been owned
and blessed of God; therefore,
Resolved, That we viii do our duty
in holding up the hands of those to
whom nave been committed this work.
by endeavoring to raise the amounts
which shall be apportioned TO our sew
eral charges.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE,
REPORTS SENT BY THE VARIOUS
COMMITTEES.
Temperance, Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Education, Tracts, the
Bible Cause and Chinese Work
Services Today.

The session OF the Methodist con-
ference was resumed yesterday, with
Bishop McCabe in the chair. Prayer
was offered by John Williamson.
Temperance, Freedrnen's Aid and
Southern Education, Tract society,
Bible Cause, Missions. Sabbath Observ-
ance. Church Extension, Chinese School
in Salt Lake City, Women's Home Mis-
sionary society, and Itinerants club.
j. W. Taylor of Wyoming was intro
duced as were also r. C. McNdece, D.
D., S. E. Wishard. D. D., and Chap
lain Allen Allensworth. The chaplain
| brought greetings from Colonel Kent,
! commander at Camp Douglas, tender
/ ing the mission band concert at what
! ever time to this body most convent
ent; the invitation was accepted with
| thanks, and the hour Of visitation fixed
! at 2:30 o'clock Monday next.
| W. Murphy, G. E. Jayne and the SUI
perintendent were made a committee
| on suitable tracts for distribution
among the Mormon people
/ W. Murphy presented the resolution
on John Williamson, D. D. and Joseph
I Wilkes the one on the Rocky Mountain
I Christian Advocate.
1t was directed that the public col
| lection taken tomorrow morning should
/ go toward defraytng the expenses of
/ Rev. Dr.. J. Williamson.
The hour of II o'clock having arrived.
| the order of the day was observed, viz,
! the report of the committee on the
state of affairs in Utah; this was read
by G. E. Jayne, discussed seriatim and
at length as generally usual, partici-
pated in by DR.. Wishard, DR.. Tiff, and
DR.. NfcNiece, w Murphy, &. G. Hunt,
| and others; when it was decided to
make it the order of the day for 10
o'clock Monday Meanwhile the time
! had been extended. adjournment was
had, Bishop McCabe pronounced the
! benediction.
Tho rerortS Uera ac follows
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Church SERVICES,
Notices I
Notices Inserted In This Column Free
If Handed In Before Noon on
Saturday

st. Marks Hospital ChapeI.-(T Thirteenth
Sunday after Trinity: Holy communion,
T:30 a. M; evening prayer, 7;30; daily
evening prayer, 7. St. Peters chapel
Sunday school, D. m. Rev. D. Douglas
Wallace, wear.
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ITINERANTs, CLUB.

Resolved, That it is the sense of this
mission that we organize an itinerants'
club in accordance with the plan
adopted by other conferences, to meet
semi-annually, spring and fall. and that
a committee consisting of all the
preachers in the mission meet for or
ganization Immediately at the close of
this morning session,
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First Baptist Churcn-Corner Second
South and second West, Rev. H. 3. Steel
man, pastor. Services at II a. m. and s
p. IN. Sunday school at 12:15; Y. P. s. G..
f., at $40 p. M; Wednesday evening
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F. ]. BRADLEY
CHINESE WORK.

We respectfully recommend that the
bishop and cabinet take under earnest
Amusement the practicability of taking
the Chinese work, which has been I'M
Mcmillan in this city, under the aus
piceS of the Utah mission and make AN
appropriation for the support of the
work. G. ". RICH.