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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
Ely BROS
bG Warren st, n

5G Warren ST., N, Y, City,,
! was afflicted with catarh last
autumn, During the month OF Oe-
tober ] could neither taste nor
smell and could hear but little
Ely'8 Cream Balm cured IT, Mar
Gus Geo, Shabt2, Railway ~ Y,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
Fff htaf HlIlr EshFa

Az ON AND Wtbt.fMFD REMEDY
Mrs WlhslowH Soothing Syrup
has been used for over Hfty years
by nillioup OF mothers for their
children while teethlBg, with per
feet success, II s00thes the child,
s6llehs the gums, allays All pain
cures wind cole aud Ia the best
remedy for dlatthwi II Ia pleas
Aut 10 the taste. Sold hy druppIsls
lU every paftot ihewofld, Twenty,
1--WE teuis a bottle, It's value Ia ihs
taitulable. Ne sire aud ask for
Mrs WHslowH Soothing Syrup, and
lhho h'olhct Olul a.b.nH.N
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

The Helena World is still using
the narrow primary election tickets
Of last year, for newspaper wrap
pers. Here Is economy Tor your
whiskers.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
Cotton Belt stIll In tho Lead,

Sleeping car service TO and from
Nashville ON all trains Commones
Ing May 10, pullmonH finest alecps
era win be run ON trains = aud T.
leaving Nt Worth Ollb a. ma Tex
arhana 7Ilb y, mu arriving at Nash
willie biB0 u, ill.,, also on June / leay=
ing Waco 05O j., mo TeSarbanaGil0
A. mu arriving at Nashville Gao
a, mo- TWlus returning leave Nash
willie at 0iO A. m, Dp, nu have
sleepeB through TO IT, Worth and
Waco respectfully For further
information and sleeper reseryau
tions see u, w U0BB0tb,
or Ticket Agent
9, H. llovY
General AGENT a.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
Olenr lho WAY

For the escape from the system of
lla waste and debris, which, If re-
taIned, would yltiate the bodily
fluids and overthrow health, That
important channel of exit, the bow
els, may be kept perfectly free from
distractions by using the uon-grlp'
Ing, gently acting and agreeable
eadhartle, Ilo6tetters Stomach
BIttere, which not only liberdtes
impurities, but myIgorates the linz
Ing Of the intestinal canal when
weakened by constipation or the
unwlHe use Of violent pufgallyeH,
The stomach, liver and urinary ore
gans are likewise reinforced and
aroused to healthful action by this
benihtent tonic aud corrective, aud
every organ, nbcr muscle and
nerve experiences a share OF ith IN
yIgorNtng influence unobIretlons
able, thorough, a most genial aud
wholesome medicinal stimulant, and
owing to its efficacy 10 botanic
sources exclusively II la the femo'
dy best adapted TO household use,
ON account OF ~ safety Wide scope
aud speedy action,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Parents wishing their children
taught musie should send 10 leaehs
efs who are here TO stay Prof
aud Mrs H. ~, MeGahh, teachers
Of violin mandolin, piano aud yos
eal For lcrma, ottu call 0n on Ad,
drcss T. ~ MocANS, il8 WOm
street, If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

When you are suffering from Ca
tarrh or Cold In the head you want
relief right away Only 10 cents Is
required to test It, Ask your drug
gIst for the trial size of EIy's Cream
Balm, or buy the SOC size, We mail
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

President Mckinley Is member
of the Methodist church the met
ropolitan M. E, church of Wash
inpton, D. Q.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
LEE GREEN
BAPTIST Minister

W y ll0bg00d is now ready 10
serve his friends the very best fresh
meats, eteuat theshow Whitemar
ket (Which he has bought, 8ll East
Broad street ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
IL your puatNrRR putLl

Then Tho ia the time to I'M
prove H. DO not wait for
"pomctbmg to turn up, but
turn II up Yourself Remems
Der that the purpose Of adyer-
tisiHg Ia to bring business, aud
the wise man will advertise as
much, II not more, Ia the dali
bpaAou asin the buay season
A good aud time honored way
Of advertising Is through the
live local paper The fFXARs
NANiAN can aud will bring YOU
buaWcaa II used Alright rrylt
faithfully aud you will he cons
Wnegd
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

It written oy comch the morning" but in this instance came
when the sun Of life was well adown the western SKY ana oowB SUCH
stormy afternoon as the contrast particularly srkng io over
decade and half the venerable writer of the following ou
od in vain against that ndom foe of humanity ea dsooe
an aggravated form Doctors had given his case up us hopeless ana au
yd Keeping quiet till the end should come but was ms gVu M
tune to that priceless remedy Dr. Mics NC" llo"O O " WV
following letter he states the result A ,u r, ooh 1901
DE- Miles Medical Coz EkhOrt, Ind .-... Nfoot tho
troubled with heart disease 10 yea o
time bad was not safe for me out alone oyST
ono of my dizzy spells, would fall helpless hd severe Bua@2 @
shore of breath and sudden painful Ritac@ J9aS Ps" P m 49,"
In August last commenced taking Dr. Miles new leaG 1g G any w
finished the first BOTTLE found the medicine was
have now used bottles all and am feeling entirely well nave not
had m Of the trouble for some months
am IS years age have held gdge AGAINST patent mSqeRe mes
nil allow this feeling TO prevent me from giving
valuable remedy has wrought mo- 40
bs gow appreciation the great merits possessed by M MICE NOW
,tcort C,rc ~ ~ Vc yours SAMUEL o. STONE
"Ded failure" How many obituary notices contain thee
gnacan words rayags heart disease confined TO no locality
yemgao particularly the most intellectual ana hny
ned 1t no pccor age and W fatal ending comes very sud
only Timely notice. however always given the person Attacked au
Ma notice Needed as II was the OF Mr. Stone and Dr. Miles
osoato Cure promptly taken almost Instant eel VIII DO
Ypcrleneed and complete cure generally results
Miles Medical
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
RATTn9.

Daily, per month by cOrrlorn,i"""E 70
Daily, ak months by mail nadyOnce . 90
Jally, one year by mall, IN advance 7 0O
Weekly, one year by mai IN advance W.
Weekly six months, In odyOnco",," 90
All communications should be o0ddrossod
10 THE TEXARKANGAN,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
I)r.MlcS' HcartCurc R'iiesfa iiesitn.

Now thas Kirby Beach Is opened,
many Of our aquatic friends viii
take q plunge after business hours,
these hot evenings, 6'2l
We rake The belt soda water
ginger ale, champagne und peach
cider, Give us a trial,
$40 TWIN Cry Bon W0RKB,
Those beautiful silver belt buck-
les at H. l., Schuatcra always please
the ladies, Can aud see them 1928
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
Hotel Wanl'
Wu, WANE, Proprietor
Mineral Wells, I'"'
Free COrfl0e, ,lod.ss M@
nom the llalhl HOUSES

This house Ia Ior0lcd n lNe l9NgeIi '.d d \
,t,H Hf,Wt6moup 'CNN, Y0inlaa NJ
abort ditluurr lo luv, ,,n,n pvo euNnlt Nv
All t0omu move Fl,'iu l,q1rg bmlM llONH'
VI, 'GlsIarW Walofn Nlul0aa""
ga,atloW pG5ItIyely gu0lonllg,oo,s Y, No .., ,ag
Rates 90 Pefday -tpV2
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
JAS, u, MILLER,
Banker and ES Congressman.

uallettsylle, Texas, Feb 10, '05.
! certify that my wife was troub-
led with pain In Ter left hip, sup
posed to bu rheumatism, aud also
arrangement of the Kidneys, aud
was relieved Of It by the use Of
Halls Great Discovery She used
only Que bottle and thinks she Is
permanently cured
LEE GREEN,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
HERE IS A SNAP

A purchaser wanted at once,
We have a client who owns
FIVE nice, we'll located frame
residences in TeXarkana, Texo
ten blocks from union depot,
Those houses coat to build $4,000
Lots LotsConn,u,u,,uD,u,, cost 1000
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Remember Joseph Mtshanc op.
posite Benefited Hotel, SELLS Atbuet.
le coffee AZ lile per pound, 4 10
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
After the Measles


Good Health Restored Gy hood's
Sarsaparilss
"Whon my son was six years ola ne mac
the measles, which settled in his eyes ana
the doctors could do him no good we
began giving him Hoods sarsaparilla,
and after he had taken il for some time
he was cured. His eyes are well and ms
general health Is now good.' w. IL. HALL,
1913 Highley Street, st. Joseph, Missouri
Hoods SarsapariIla
The best--inf fact the One True BLOOD Furlncr'
,,.,,. nil, c,,ro siol, headache 25C.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
$4,000

They are now renting Tor
S5s per month to good per-
mooent tenants, Property in
good repair Owner wishes
to SELL $4,000 will buy the
whole property half cash,
This property can be sold on
the instaIlment plan for IS, 500
any day. Inquire at this office.
Bsi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

The Lltile Rock Democrat saiel
"A movement has been set on feot
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
Dissolution Notice

The drm Of W, H. Wells n Go, has
this day been desolyod by mutual
consent Mn, n, A, Rose, CORNER.
W Moore) retiring from the busl'
uess aud w. III, Wells assummHg
all debts aud liabilities Of said firm
8, A, Bosf, formerly Moore)
W. II, Wells
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

FuB sAhH=0ld newspapers at gbe
per hundred at the TbHABRANAN
nnlte,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

W. H. Wens& Co. have d rood
stock Of shoen, aud eau aut yuu la.
quality and low prices, 50
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
THEY USED THE DIRK.

At Hot Springs on Saturday, Col,
j, j. Sumpter assaulted @, NJ RiX,
president Of the Arkansas National
Bank, and stabbed him divers Of
times with a dirk before he could be
pulled off,
A few hours afterwards jim Wise
was assaulted by Jim Goodby with
a knife and fatally cut,
Hot Springs Is keeping up with
the procession of tough places,
Congressman Joseph w, Bailey
was here yesterday ON his way
home from Washington, d, O. He
stopped at the Cosmopolitan, the
leading hotel Of the city, aud was
called on by many Of our prominent
citizens,
Shrpvopou M upht IN the midst
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

An kinds OF eafb9nated dflnks,
such as soda water gihgefala, ettu
"a lowest prices
tf ffKABRANA teB CO.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Remember the ffSARBAEiAN Job
office can supply your every want
the very best class Of work AZ b0ts
tom prices
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
Chicago Dental l !!jj.I allIl''
Dr.. ", A. SMITH PfOlt T..

Rss,h extracted wllAou, wl ,.tEH.
ans feEt" Sv new method 40 5.,. iii
gVT' Farm. - no ether no bad '''''
albsouleIy no danger N@
no,t gptor Teeth ,.'' w
dold Grown u, Al alf
An binds Of dental goII gs,,o5 llii'
enable rfless, sdll''ta, t"t e,aaH''
aGleed No charge 'O
Hon taifffl, lN
rllal iGOsl Broad o''''
arkaba, AfNan.a' .... IA.
guarantee posills9, .,sl' s1a.s.a'li WIZ
ssA0sHoNe 63teS6e
PRACTICAL Ng.,,,ael,i
,1mnla. trsSo eai i.'''pV~s .'i p~s
iW rNNn, Ntmn n, fll .il E.
ini NN,.'..sN IA b. itftl l.s.. ni'it.
F.tl.slaHi fpigi snls llHHi "
sif isfibgmssipil =
sehJ5lsi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
TcSarNauo Arbo Aug d. 1907

The rich, the poor the high, the
low, all read the fBNARBANiAN, bee
cause It prints the local news, is re-
liable and out spoken IN all matters
Of public moment Subscribe for II
aud keep posted advertise IN II
aud reap a rich harvest Of business
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

p Sold by JruqgIslu, zoe,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
A DISGRACE TO JOURNALIST.
An Exposure Of the Petty Larceny Methods Of the Herads
Morning Contemporary.

today explain
voluntarily incrminates himself
Yesterday morning the Herald published at the regular hour The T
Dunes did not reach the untA later During
that hour was engaged in the sort of work that usually lands people in jail
Herald long suspected contemporary pursuing
the
will be told by The Herald and these the facts
Tuesday for the final and decisive conference between
the Uncompahge allotment commissioners and the chiefs the Unmpah
Ues The result of this conference of interest
people
20 miles Fort Duchne and isolated region
naadtn
the day. secured by honest methods and paid for
At that Tribune knowing possession
waiting, a
lor an oppun to stea ana sunk away Mhen copies OF me Herald
The entire Tune staff from gaeyboy to editor had suspended opera
pending performance petty
Tr1cra
department
and
shears received with and few minutes the no7pe
machines work the sto3l less clumsy f would have
sought
article Heas including
the cG0gal by The aeralds telegraph editor aze
hungng psrperatsd
lne Il b p . went Mt I 40 press an @ l' saved IRON a most "s'"
Such methods as these might pass current IN degraded
for sale and the methods Of common thief Should it be known that GER
competitor paid goods people woud
patronle tn ahonest merchant
metropolitan necessary
snpe, pesN larceny puoIS lA. rsS @ usSs rae on1 ur
rsdha1d ohens it lis far presume is guilty. of
others making
stem todannesty or decency would sboop
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
President Woodrufr's Discourse.

THE DAY HAS COME HE CON
TTNUED, WHEN GOD REQUIRES
THAT YOU UNITE TOGETHER,
BOTH IN BUSINESS AND IN POLIT-
les. 1 DO NOT CARD WHETHER
YOU ARE a REPUBLICAN Or a
DEMOCRAT. EOU SHOULD UNITE
TO ELECT GOOD MEN FOR THE
GOVERNMENT or TfIH CITY AND
THE STATE. AND IF YOU Do NOT
DO THIS YOU ARE LOSING THE
TRUE SPIRIT LAY ASIDE YOUR
DEMOCRACY AND REPUBLICAN,
ISM. AND AS LAATeTER-D SAINTS
UNITE TOGETHER AND APPOINT
GOOD MEN. WHEN YOU DO THIS,
GOD WILL BLESS YOU.
NOW TAKE THE LIBERTY, AS
PRESIDENT OF THE CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY
SAINTS. TO MAKE THE RE-
MARKS. AND DO NOT MIND WHAT
THE PEOPLE SHALL SAY. I REAL
IZF THAT THIS PEOPLE ARE
GROANING UNDER POVERTY. .UN-
DER AFFL1CTION. UNDER TAXA
TTON AND UNDER THINGS THAT
OUGHT NOT TO BE, AND YOU
SHOULD UNITE TOGETHER THIS
IDEA OF HOLDING TO PARTY TIES
AMOUNTS TO NOTHING. IT IS
HOUR DUTY As MEMBERS OF THIS
CHURCH TO UNITE AND APPOINT
GOOD MEN TO RULE IN THIS CITY
AND STATE. DO YOUR DUTY AND
THE LORD WILL BLESS YOU
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07

ing Isaac e. Blake, formerly president
of the Continental on company, ex-
Mayor Flaaki.al -E1dz5IE Of New York
City; Charles w Halg'It and c. j, Hot-
nlzn of P1ttsburg; James c Aka of
New York, Thomas G. RA1house, pres
ident of the Metropolitan Trust com
pany. and Jcfln G. Ten Esycl1. The, price
of the Hotter and HaIs2r interests 10
the syndicate is reported to have been
on tlle basis of 100000 for the eniDTe
properties. their holdings being seven
sixteentas. Those interests, however.
are but aSrnan portion of tine properties
to be acquired in the district by the tn
coming company. Whien has under con-
temptation the active workings of many
of the mines in the Seven Devils dis
tricit
In addition to purchasing outright tl'a
Softer and Hau5sr Interests. the new
company mas purchased 10000 t--e of
ere from ira Bleiuschrnt7,t Bu-s. CT
Montana, who are largely intecegted IN
The district, and are the rine-stXtaslifls
owners of tine mines. The sale of ere
carries with it q working lea1e of the
three properties fer two years and q.
half. The company also purchased the
KIegntschnidt railTi5ad grade, W. 81
was built several years ago by Albert
Kleinechrntdt from the cid Peacock
mine to the Sriai1a river, 1870 miles. IIe
grade Will be completed and used as ts12
road bed for a, narrow gauge railway
the contracts for the construction Of
WG1iCh have teen to a. Pi5tst1UTg ard
Buffalo ol3rltractcFys. THIS road WI ccI-
meet during the early part of tIae opeia-
tons with a steamboat Trcc-fnl< to
Huntingdon. The boat wa be oer7-
structed by a orcrra,ly olo1aly connect
ed with the Oregon Railway srd Nav
gatil5n company. TIE cr'sIa5Cr5 9re to
be conducted by these c.-mp3nies cI-S-ly
allied
The primary company is to Ife Seven
Devils Copper comp ny, and WIZ be ,'ls
company purchafi1s ara Ownt-lS u e
nl,-'1S. TIE afIEe1 COMPARES are u Ee
g. stMeltiug cotr-arly, to ts N79wa as
tile Cuprum Sme1-t1T SID Rein-r-,y
company. a~d a rsilrcsd ccns1af1v
which will construct the SORT ra.i'-.5a51
from the mines to the r,vcC, ft berg lie
i-Jtelticn to push tr1 r9-rDad On
tflnouGh to the Untlon Pec1c system.
| The sene(GT?s plant is to be ioca;l-I a.
Cuprum, Ida.
The -fa-e viii be a. cf-9r!1e Of -P-fo-
| lessor TkrH.as r. Warns. Formerly q
Birmingham. Eiaglarrl. The i.n- We
nents ur'1er contemplation Wiz inv I'VE
an ex1eEliture OF at-'ut $225, 009 cf-1
i'tTln Idaho Railroad co,rpgay he's s-atel
| $4,000 CT construcin'a tH~Hs In SEA
the Metropolitan TruS'. ccrT1i rI-y Of New
York CITY Which WIN BE- us11 fer ~
| eQUEping of the road
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
SPANS NEW CABINET.
It Has Not Come Up to the Peoples
Expectations

New York, Oct "a dispatch to the
Herald from Madrid says the new cabi-
net has certainly not answered expecta-
items of the public in Madrid or the
provinces, and already the opposition
politicians crfticise it sharply. Every
body supposed that Sagasta would
have been ready for the present criti-
cal times. but people question whether
the solution of the crisis does not show
that he could not control the old stand
ing rivaIry among the Liberal front
rank politicians.
In this crisis, like all Spanish minis
terial crises, much more is going on be-
hind the scenes than appears on the
surface. One thing. however, must be
said: That is that both Sagasta and
the queen regent show much sincerity
of determination in approaching the
Cuban question in all its aspects. It
remains to be seen whether the Liberals
will promptly assist Sagasta- MOret,
Maura and GamaZo are insincere in
the execution Of the home rule policy,
but Sagasta seems quite confident that
he viii carry his party along with him.
Several Madrid papers state that the
new minister of foreign affairs, Senior
Queion. on taking Office found in the
state department two copies Of the note
that United States Minister WoOdford
handed to the Duke of Tetuan at San
Sebastian m Sept %. placing on record
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
Shot His Friend.

Salinas. Cal. Oct. 6.-Throrzt a mis-
taken idea that he was a burglar, Dow
Callahan was shot and fatally wounded
by his friend. John WiImOt. tonight.
Callahan and Bruce Van Scoy started
on hunting trip at dark this evening
and, after driving four miles, stopped
in front Of Wilmit's house. intending to
spend the night with him. They fired
off a gun to wake Wilmot up and then
approached the door. As Callahan put
his hand on the knob WiImot. believing
his visitor was a thief. shot from the
inside, the bail passing through the
door panel. Tor Gods sake, don't
shoot. Jack" cried Callahan but the
words we're hardly uttered before a sec
ond bullet craughed through the door,
penetrating CaIIahan's abdomen infict-
ing mortal injury
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
THE HERALD BULLETIN,

PAGE ONE
The Close Of Conference.
Utes Cannot Go to Washington
Wcyler VIII Not Resign.
TWO
Queen Condemns Home Rule.
Baltimore Wis Temple Gum.
Train Robbery In Missouri.
Seven Girls Burned to Death.
Bryan spake at Kansas CITY.
PAGE THREE.
Cripple Creek Gold.
The Luetgert Trial.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Hrs. Sleeves Sues For Divorce.
The Sealing Controversy.
Forest Fires Terrible.
Ogden News Notes
PAGE SIX.
State News.
Commercial and Industrial.
PAGE EIGHT.
Local Politics.
The Medical Society's Meeting.
In Railway Circles.
Annual Meeting Cambrian Associa
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
The Boise, Nampa e owyhee Road.
Especial to The Heraldl

Boise, Ida. Oct. 6.-Word has been
received that Colonel Dewey has sue
ceeded in placing the bonds Of the
Boise, Na1npa & Owyhee road and tfiat
work is to be pushed. The road is new
built to within 80 miles CT the cele-
brated Owyhee mines. There was seme
delay in the negotiations and it caused
some embarras sment, but the difficulty
is now thought TO be overcome The
men who have taken the bonds are
anxious TO have the road push I'D and
no time will be lost in prosecuting the
Vr-0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
JACK TARS FOR HAWAII.
One Hundred Crossing the Continent
By Special Train.
(srAetaI 10 The uaraldl


Cheyenne. Wye, Oct. 6.-Lieutenant
Stoney, in command of 1N man-o'
warsmen. passed through Cheyenne
this afternoon on a special train en-
route from New York to San Francisco,
where the United States cruiser Balti-
more is Quitting for service on the Ha
waiian station. About half of the sail
ors en- route west will be added to the
crew Of the Baltimore. The balance,
including two boatswains. will proceed
to a station in China waters.
One member of the party informed
The Herald correspondent that the Bal
timore will not relieve any vessel at
Honolulu, but will be added to the force
now there. This step is thought neces-
sary by the United States government
owing to the recent threatening atti-
tude of japan toward the islands, and
it IS the intention to greatly strengthen
Uncle Sans naval force in Hawaiian
waters. The Baltimore will be equip
ped with u six-inch guns and several
rapid-fre guns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
Morning Session.

The first address Of the morning ses-
sion was made by Elder c. D. Field
sted, who expressed his JOY in the
teachings Of the priesthood. and desired
that the saints should adhere to their
Instructions and be faithful 20 the Gov
enants they made.
BE was followed by Elder 3. Il. Rob
erts. he was glad in the knowledge
that the saints had been blessed dur
ing the conference with the presence Of
the holy spirit. such meetings, he said,
would increase the faith Of the saints
and were calculated TO enable them TO
remain steadfast and faithful until the
end came
Elder George Reynolds was also hap
py IN his association with the people
OF God. He knew the work was of God,
for no men in themselves could have
accomplished what the saints had done.
The Latter Day Saints. he said. were
engaged in the work of regenerating
the world, and If they obeyed the teach
mss Of the priesthood, the day Of their
triumph would not be long delayed.
Elder j. Golden kimhan who made
the next address, referred to the many
shortcomings prevalent among the peo-
Gle Of God and said their was great
necessity for missionary work at home.
Parents should be much more careful
IN the training Of their children. Many
were derelict and inclined 10 be lazy
minded. He believed the saints were
guilty Of neglect il the matter OF read
ing church works, and quoted from the
doctrine and covenants 10 prove that
the gift OF knowledge did not come
without seeking and effort
THE NEW APOSTLES.
Apostle Matthias T. Cowley then adj
dressed the saints. He spoke in OPEN
ang. upon the necessity Of properly
STAINING the young people Of Israel,
through the agency of wcll conducted
mutual Improvement associations He
considered that they should be rigor-
ously taught IN all that pertains to the
gospel. and should. furthermore. be
made familiar with the working of the
Holy Spirit. He concluded with an ad-
monitlon to the saints TO lead lives
more strictly in accordance with the
moral law than they had done hereto
fore.
pressed his regret that many elders
who had performed missions in the
world frequently lost their first zeal
and became negligent. People should
prevent their faith from becoming luke
warm, and then there would be little
danger of their becoming careless.
He was followed by Elder John T. D.
McAllister, who spoke Of his faith in
the ordinances OF the gospel and rever-
enee for the priesthood.
President Cannon read a report show
ing that Is church schools were open
Curing the year in Utah, Idaho and
Mexico, and that of these III were non
members 90 the church and s. had not
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YET ANOTHER VICTIM.
Col. E. NJ. Smith Was Undoubtedly
In the New Castle Wreck.

Denver, Colo. Oct. ga special to
TIE Republican from Telluride, Colo,
says: There is scarcely room for doubt
at Price. Utah, for the Uncompahgres.
and a correspondent of the Associated
Press, was victim of the wreck on the
Denver G Rio Grande railroad near
New Castle, the 10th of last month.
Mrs. George Shoemaker of this city. a
daughter Of Colonel Smith, received
news from her father the day before
the wreck, stating that he would leave
Denver for Salt Lake on the Inflated
train, and nothing whatever has been
heard concerning him since.