Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03
FROM VARIOUS MISSIONARY FIELDS. !.

lHOuEu ilGy uau spent uut tND or thTcc
days IN the place The cry has come
from these people to our brc hren, "Do
not leave us. We want to know more
OF these hngs.' and they cry out
against the emptiness OF ssctafian reviy-
ais, though they attend them in great
mum ers, The people are thirstine Tor
the water Of life, and /. is as the ship.
wrecked man II TIE midst OF the sailed
sea, water." water everywhere, but no a
drop TO drink. So these people in the
mid OF land OF steeplcs ami bells and
ministers arc iantiug and pershing-
and more than this, scores OF them ap
pear TO realize their situation.
Our conference was attended in large
numbers, the connections meeting
house tenr filled on every occasion.
there being five meetings held in the
two days. The room was most elabof-
aielY and beautifully decorated with
cvergreeus Che work of the sabbath
SCHOOL, a large photograph OF Prea-
dent Woodruff hug IN front, with q
picture o. the Savior on one side aud the
vision o Nephi on the other enclrcled
with evergreen, aud the words over and
beneath "Welcomc to all" The cell
ing was evergreeEed with diamonds and
cresCen's anu stars, wlile the walls were
tasteiuly Topped with the same material
set off with large beautiful butterflies
made in variety OF colors. and with
proiusiJn ot dainty paper flowers and
tapestry balls
Elders Solomon II. Hale and NJ +.
Cowley OF the Oneida stake OF Zion
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"a" In nm att t" ne. ,irg oC,b. c,r,or,r,,
was taken nm Lv Ei7ley M + Cn"isv in
a discourse upon the restitution, Which |
in the iullnCs OF times, il to be brought |
to pass upon the eattn. The Spiri. was |
with him IN power t.s,ilying with the |
voice OF eluqUcncc, the voice Of wisdom |
and the voice oil reason, to tie eternal |
truths which ere set forth. The Ell.
eral expression, the TO lowing day,
among Mormons and non-AIormons alike
was that IL was one oil the most mark
able OF di;courses. And yet when
Brother Cowl-y retired that night he
said 10 his companion, "BIolhef Hale,
the Lord is with Us aud with these
brethren, but ! am getting weak. do
not recall passages aud ideas a. ought
70. must 20 home and pray and
study" Alter this discourse and the
OF the besuuu hymn Softly
beams the sacred dawnng," Brother
Hale closed the conference with prayer
md iatherly blessings upon the Saints.
We were 10th to let the brethren go.
But their labors were finisheI, and on
Tuesday they took the train for their
lomes in Idaho. II. L. BAKER.
4 "trip To The North of England.
CHESTERFIELD, March, Sth, 1897.
10 the Editor.
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ial'"ay .n'e 20 'olie'lelu II l Would de-
'seI so,ilS too''s st lilal pace ior num- SO
IseIleu tue ohei ana proceeded on
my journey;
stoPbtu over hlsht WIN family
laIi'eu war, allslhs IN me mornlng
eelns wen anu READY ior long walk;
,u' heaNy ram ioICed me 70 take rel
isl ~ CoaCh as lar as Chapsltown'
from mere walked TO Hoyland Com
non lWHe.e fluer ROBERTS and MT Jar
u nan heiI imelr ueoa'eJ Ealing upon
oSiCg mci nan, VINO wanted me TO stop |
mo nave yea, toia her l was III a hurry |
mo oANe nSI goou evening, alter thank-
ny het LOT hGr klnuness toward me.
again LOOK up my tramp 10 Birdwel, |
'lSlung me IuHte family; they invited
me - stop over nlght, but TOD them |
was pound Tor Hlsham to attend Mutual, |
lhl IL uey would put me on the rlght
IRAN / WOuiu see them laleT. lney dlu |