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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
MONDAY MORNING GERMAN.
4 Characteristic Feature OF the Uni-
versity Finals.


The morning german, one OF the char
acteristic features Of the University Of
Virginia finals. occupied the hours from
to II this morning.
II is customary for the young ladies' 70
appear In mourning costumes and for the
men to wear negligee shirts. Such were
the COS .umes worn here this morning.
and the effect was very pleasing.
This time the gymnasium was profuse-
" decked with orange and blue bunting.
The decorations were very artiscally ar
ranged.
Mr.. Murray Mcclure, OF Richmond led
the german.
Those present were: Mr.. Il. n. Estes
with Miss Radcliffe. Mr.. Matthews White
with Miss g. Taylor. Mr.. Fred y. Muir
phy with Miss Florence Atkinson. Mr..
n. B. Burwell with Miss Louise Cooke.
Mr.. Z. c. Burks with Miss Mnna Field.
Mr.. Ben Russell with Miss Washington,
Mr.. A. b. Rhett with Miss Scoville. Mr..
Hardy with Miss F.. Coleman. Mr.. Clop-
ton with Miss Tucker. Mr.. Price with
Miss Clare Tuttle. Mr.. Winston with Miss
Lucy Cooke, Mr.. OBren with Miss
Yonree. Mr. Lambert with Mrs. Lambert,
Mr.. Swift with Miss SpiIlman. Mr.. West
with Miss May Mason, Mr.. Carney with
Miss Bowcock. Mr. w. w. Old with Miss
Mamie Hill. Mr.. McPheeters with Miss
Lily Hill, Mr. Don Peters with Miss Bes-
sic Smith, Mr.. T.. II. II. Old with MISS
Ansley, Mr.. O'Reilley with Miss Masters.
Mr.. T. S. Garrett. Jr.. with Miss Paine
I. c. Garrett with Miss f. Atkinson
Mr. Ford with Miss Il. Atkinson MI
Craighfll with Miss Lewis, Mr. kingsoi-
wing with Misc Henley, Mr. hennetn
Brown with Miss Wilson. Mr.. w. =.
Cooke with Miss Hurt, Mr.. James kus-
sell with Miss Russell. Dir. j. Z. Minor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
Second Division. Seventh Army corps
Mr.. Collier IL the nephew OF the HON
Chas. f. Collier. OF Petersburg.
THE THIRD REGIMENT.
Ranks Largely Depleted mt Driil 10y
yacciuated Arms Being Sore

CAMP ALCER, VA. June lS.-Speclai'
After n very pleasant Sunday to-uay
has been very quiet In camp. haroy any
visitors having been on the GROUNDS.
perhons one thousand persons called on
the BOYS OF the different companies yes
terdav' the Aiexaldria and Fairfax
companies as usual entertaining the ma
iorltv OF the visitors and receiving most
OF the boxes. -.
During last week the Richmond boys
were not forgotten by their friends at
home and many box OF good Things
found its way into their camp. Captain
Masurier being the last TO receive one
his coming Yesterday and being hlled with
all manner OF dainty eatables.
He also received a gift this morning
from Mrs Eugene Jackson, OF Rich
mond. I'm which she wrote that she wish
cd TO help the sick OF his company ana
for this purpose enclosed a hve doiisr
bill which Captain Masurier VIII use as
requested.
Both himself and his men appreciate
in the highest manner donations Of TINS
kind. which furnish the means FOR the
purcase OF many delicacies for the SICK
men. -
FLOPPING WITH ONE WING.
The recent vaccination OF the men
has caused an extraordinary number OF
sore arms 10 be reported and the SICK
list IS so swelled that several or the
companies when formed, present the ap-
pearance OF squads.
To-day Company + drilled with only
twenty. while Company IL had nineteen
and Company X sixteen.
The left arms Of some OF the boys are
I'm such bad condition that they VIII
probably be kept from drill for over a
week The number OF cases OF measles
reported have decreased somewhat in the
last few days and most of the patients
are improving The men who were con-
fned with the disease at the Old Domin-
ion hospital I'm Richmond have all return
cd and say they cannot speak too hlehly
OF the treatment they received wlile
there.
One or two Of them indeed fell In love
with their nurses and were 10th to leave.
For the present these men VIII only
do light duty.
ROADS BLOCKED.
on account Of the large number OF
carriages and wagons Of every descrlp-
ton which blocked the road leading 10
camp Yesterday afternoon the United
states mail was unable TO reach its deS-
tination and had 10 turn back. The mail
this morning was heavy and IL took
Chaplain FERGUSON and his assistants
some time TO distribute it. The latter Is
becoming very popular with the men
whom he visits at every opportunity and
he also does all in his power 20 help and
cheer up those who are sick
He was busy yesterday with his or
rands Of mercy and besides held two
interesting services in the morning and
evening which were largely attended.
CONGRESSMAN Swanson. who was an all
day visitor at Camp yesterday, express
ed the opinion that the Third Regiment
would in all probability 90 10 Florida
and not 10 the Philippines as was the
general impression.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14

debater's medal TO Mr.. c. l.. kagey, OF
virginia. and the orators medal to Mt
d. s. Burleson. OF Tennessee
Mr.. Burleson spoke on The Destiny
Of the Notwithstanding People MS
tributes to the English-speaking people
Immediately won for himself the deep az
,ention Of his hearers. His Grafton closed
the exercises.
BEAUTIFUL LAWN
On leaving the hall the audience was
struck by the beautiful appearance OF the
Lawn Innumerable lanterns OF various
colors were hung across the lawn and the
sight was magnificent in the extreme.
one Of the pretiiest germans seen mere
for some time took place In the Byti'd-
stun tonight The Tilkas have Always
oeen noted for their good taste IN ar
ranging their germans. but this one far
exceeded all expectations. The oecora-
lions that adorned the gymnasium lot
the morning german were left intact.
Mr.. Cochran led the german WIN MISS
Lily Hill. OF Richmond, ana some VI
Dretty figures were introduced. pohcns
orchestra again furnished music FOR the
dancers. Up to a late hour the german
~,as still I'm full blast. Those present
were Miss Lucy Cooke with Mt. l. o
Garnett. Miss Betty Cooke with MI. w E
w. Mallory. Miss Louise Cooke with MT
W. w. Old, Miss Ada Page WIN MT
G. NJ. Abbot. Miss Ida Hanckel WIN MI
Rhett Miss Woods with Mr. George MA
son. Miss Thornton with Mr. n. BaKer'
Miss Bryan with DR.. Jones, MISS Bessie
Smith with Mr.. j. NJ. y. west, MISS
Anna futile with Mr. NJ. w. Baker
Miss Mary Lille with Mr.. II. Carey, MISS
Rosser with Mr.. Jack Nottingham, Miss
Masters with Mr.. Don. Peters, MISS
Humphreys with Mr. William Werten-
baker. Miss Susie Nelson with MT D.
Hanckle. Miss Katie Lea with MT. hen-
shaw. Miss Mamie Hi with Mr.. JACK
Page Miss LILY Hill with Mr. Coon
ran. Miss Wilson with Mr.. Douglass NC
Cormick. Miss Evelyn Gordon with MT.
w. Hardy Miss Bridges with Mr.. james
Winston. Miss Hurt with MT. Maize MIS- MIS-
Ansley with Mr.. Forney Johnston, MISS
Ressie Atkinson with Charles Mcintosh,
Miss Taylor with Mr.. n. S. Bowe, MRS
Lambert with Mr.. Lambert. Mrs. Tuck
or with Mr. Ed Old. Miss May Mason
with Mr.. Douglass Gordon. Miss Rad
cliffe with Mr.. Paul Cooke, Miss kussei
with Mr.. Gordon Wilson. Miss jamie Ma
son with Mr. n. Cooke. Miss Lily Logan
with Mr.. Joe Turner, Miss wilmer WIN
Mr.. Joe Page.Miss Tyler with Coionel
n &. Ford. Miss Payne with Mr.. John
Coke, MISS Mdbeio 'io0'' ", -
A. Craighll, Miss Younger with Mr.. Frea
Murphy. Miss Halsey with Mr.. steptoe
Miss Field with Mr.. Spencer Carter MISS
Scovill with Mr.. j. V. Kemp Miss Anna
Lee with Mr. Brutus Clay, Miss II. BYRD
with Mr.. Julian HILL Miss Mamie NOT
ris with Mr.. VIM. Peters. Miss Coleman
with Mr.. G.. Boothe. Miss Hammond
with Mr.. Charles Venable. Miss French
with Mr. Charles T.. Taylor Mrs q. H.
Jackson with Mr.. y. l.. Jackson. stays
Messrs. Peyton Coles, NJ. NJ. Mcclure
CLAY Drewry. Jack Bonney Colstor
Blackford. Samuel y. McPheeters, r
Lee Trinkle. Gordon Buck. Lindsay DR.
James Page, Or. Clopton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
AN ENTERPRIsING DRUGGIST

There are few men more wide awake
and snterprising than the Owens a. Minor
Drug Company, who spare no pains 70
secure the best of everything in their line
for their many customers. They nov
have the valuable agency for DR.. Xmas
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds. This is the wonderful remedy
that is producing such Juror al.
over the country by Its many startling
cures. II absolutely cures Asthma, Bfon.
cbItis. Hoarseness and all affections OF
the Throat. Chest and Lungs 'cah Az
above drugstore and get trial oo'tis
free or a regular size for 50 cents and
81 Guaranteed 10 cure or price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
rathcr nnnohoe,s Funeral.

The funeral Of Father Patrick Dona-
hoe. whose death was announced in Sun
DAVIS Times took place yesterday
morning from ST. Patricks churcn
with solemn high mass. The sermon was
preached by Father Wilkerson' OF Nor
folk. and the absolution service was con-
Quoted by Bishop Van de Nyver.
Roth McGiU Catholic Union and ST.
Patricks Beneficial and Social Society
PASSED resolutions Of respect 10 his mem-
ory. and representatives from each at
tended his funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA FINALS
lcontlnued from FIrst Pagel

shall develop into true manhoodF Goa
forbid. There is just as rlsht culll'a-
ton OF my capacity FOR enjoyment %
there is Of my capacity for wisdom. Inc
Old man. David. said: Cleanse thy way
take out OF the path that which prevents
tby seeing ungs in one proportion. l
can hear my boy say 10 me- an preacher
1 know It is true. but l cannot chahBs
the purpose OF my life, the haoit Is 50
strong my soul will go on seeking s@us-
faction tin found; 1 cannot turn ana now
make other effort.
LOOK AND SEE
prt say look and see In this great
natb of humanity there stands man
who for nineteen hundred years mas
walked In the same path. His name Is
Jesus Of Nazareth
I cannot reason with you; you come 10
me with hard questions that ! cannot eN-
plain: YOU ask me how can there ne an
evil I'm a world that Bood
God governs. How is 1t possible that
divine and human can make but one per-
son? | do not know. Understand ~ IL
is deeper than hell. what canst thou
know. Il IS higher than Heaven. what
canst thou do? If ] cannot understand
H. I can believe It, Men ask how can |
believe in miracles I believe IN Jesus
Christ He IS the miracle or mlri1cIes'
IF thou will put thy hand In mine ana
come 10 me. I will guide thee ana help
thee. that thou mayest have thy pain
cleansed and see the Fathers mousse ana
the welcome waiting there
God bless YOU. pray, my brothers.
and make YOU TO be an honor 70 this glo-
rious university. an honor to Virginia
and to whatever state TO which you may
belong. and. above ALL an honor to man
hood. because YOU have cleansed your
way by the Word Of God.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
MEDALLISTS FROM RICHMOND
Henry Wise Mayo, Debater, and Joseph
Taylor. Orator.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June 10
special.-The hard rain kept many peo-
nls from attending the annual celebration
OF the Jefferson and Washington Liter
AIRY Societies which was held in the pub
nc hall tonight Although the celeora-
TONS were scheduled TO take place at
o'clock II was almost before Messrs.
stroud and Miller. presidents OF the
washington and Jefferson Societies, re-
spectively took their seats In the centre
- ,he nlatform. They were followed Dy
-. E,ac,,itv and Board OF VISITORS. Dr'
r,arr,,cer then introduced the Rev. Dr.
1,aedu,ad who offered the opening
prayer. -,,.,. ., tho Jef-
$50, Society. spoke briefly OF the good
t.aining given by the Jefferson society
- the University. lie then presented tne
yasorson debater's medal 20 MT. henry
SIIso Nayo OF Richmond va.
Then amidst great applause ne pre-
..,,od the Jefferson orators medal 10
Mr. Joseph Taylor. also OF kichmohu'
Va. ,r,Op
NJ. miller introduced Mr.. Taylor VINO
,-,t,-aro1 his Grafton. THE Moment ana
,he Man" Mr.. Taylor delivered MS ora
ION IN a mastery style. and even thousn
80 1abored under the disadvantage o,
@neakinq 10 an audience who had hearu
hon. Joseph w. Bailey Few hours oe-
,ore ne made a profound impression.
re was frequently interrupted by great
annlause. When he took his seat the APP
niause was deafening and continued 10.
some time. The band then struck up
..Dixie." and the entire audience went al
most Wild. 1u.sh,ng-
Mr. stroud. president OF the Wasnlns-
ton Society. presantsd the washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
neatb From Alcoholism.

PORT TAMPA. FLA, June B-In a
car here lies a body encased in canvas
bags bags bearing the following inscrip-
ton:
Patrick Gogin Private Hospital Corps
Steamship Comal. aed 81, late Private
Ninth Infantry. Death caused from al
coholism"
The disposition Of the body is not yet
known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
Fine Farm Sold.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June ID
Special-Mr. George l.. Pearce has solo
his line farm. "RoXbury." in this county,
containing 1000 acres, for $4,000, TO a
gentleman I'm Wisconsin, who with his
family will reside there.
Masonic Lodge. No. 4, OF this place, has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: DR.. George H. Chewing,
master: Alvin T. Embrey, senior warden,
W. II. Hurkamp. junior warden; j. r.
Thompson. treasurer Capt 5. j. Quinn,
secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
A BOAT CAPSIZED.
A Member Of a New York Regiment
RIM Over and Killed.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. June Especial
During thunder storm this evening the
punby boat Minnehaha capsized OF Alex
andria and the crew four in number,
were rescued by the steamer Samuel }.
Pentz.
A soldier belonging 10 a New York
regiment now at Camp Alger was run
over and killed by train near Long
bridge sometime during last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
WAS oyER-HEATED.

Richmond. Va, May o. $685.
w. u. Taylor residing at 20Oi east
Broad street. this city. states that he was
a sufferer from rheumatism Cor many
years Reading OF the remarkable cures
nv Hoods Sarsaparilla. he began taking
A. and il gave him SO much relief that
he r commends II 10 all sufferers from this
disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
1908 BICYCLES DOWN TO 81.

New 1898 Model Ladies' and Gents
rsicvcles are now being sold on easy con.
di,ions as low as $500; others outrishi
a. si3.o5. and high-grade at sistss and
$3.50 10 be paid d9r st nnt and si' send 70
STArs ROEBUCK & CO. Chicago tney
vii send you their 1893 Bicycle catsios s
and full particulars my<l-<o,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
PHrLADrLpHlA. RI H. f. M >!
low, AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
hoND COMPANY.

.n,o,rted sailing days: Every TUES
DAY FRIDAY. ana SUNDAY ~ cay
light s,.s. received daily tn 5p. -.
rs,a "a on Fridays steamer, including
m sss i snf ssri innform:lou .gs'y g
General Southern Aren't; ORC; Rce1s{tA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
TO THE PUBLIC.
A CARD.

My Repair Works have nothing 70 .:
affected in any way by their assignment
but viii be continued as before:
w. c. POND CYCLE WORKS.
jef4-1t I'D east Maih s'fee''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
Mrs. Catherine Nossett.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June ID
Special-M Catherine NOssett. relict Of
the late Peter Nossett, died last night.
aged eighty-three years
She had been a member Of the Baptist
church for siXty-iive years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
sorrcr or sALr or nrAL r,r,Ir.

The undersigned will se'i AZ uriv,,,
pilc she following described feai ssis,.
situated IN slit Lake County. STATE u
Utah. ana particularly descrlhai a,
follows. 10 wit: ana particularly A..
scrlbei ~ commencing at "a plini nfty.
six Zee, F0u:h % the nbfth.
west corner 90 lot i've In
block thlrty.nlN. plat -" san
Lake City survey. ana running therr.
muih twoniy-alN ana Oue.haf feat
thence east scvcniy-four and one.
fourth feet. thence In northwosisfy
direction 30 a point f0rty.f1ur feet sai,
Of the place % commencement. thsn.s
west fOur;y-four feet o. the place u
commencement, with house and Other
improvements thereon. also thr nofih
half OF the uprihs1rt quarter " rec,ioa
thirteen. IN township two south. range
two east. Salt Lake meridian. suhife;
u any rlght Of redemption ihit mar
exist Against said last described pnop.
crty. on or after Thursday, ths 18Th day
~ December. a. u. ISIS. aud wri,len
bids Will he received NJ che aiiics d,
Adams and Waddeii. as and iis Ne.
Cornick block. corner Of Main and First
South streets. IN Salt Lake CITY. Utah
Terms Of sale cash. ten per cent 10 ae.
company bid. balance on confirmation
by court AMI delivery Of deed.
ISAAC ~. wApDELL.
Executor OF the last viii OF Mary crow.
Their. deceased.
Dated thla IL; day OF December. A. y.
1885.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Enos u, lloRc ana I.uaelnc
logc, hia wife, dld, by their certain deed
Of trust dated February 18th. lS1i. and
IA" page MS, OF the records IN the ofii-
ce of the recorder % Salt Lake County.
IN the Territory NOV State OF Utah.
following described real estate. situate
IN said Salt Lake County Utah,
to-wlG A part 81 lot four 90
Falt lake CITY survey; beginning
four and one-half 81 rods south ~ tho
northeast corner Of said lot four. 40, aud
running thence south three Clrodr. hence
RrHt ton uW rods, thence north three Oi
rods, thence east ten 40 rods 10 tho place
of ncEinnlng. which said conveyance was
nindn In trust to secure 10 tho order M
payment OF tho said Enon u. ana
Luacine Hoses one certain prumlss0ry
for the principal sum OF 500 due Toh-
riiary ut, 1870, With interest thereon from
tho date theroo. uniil maturity ut Tho
as az a,s Psr S ssa VIII n nee psSe
nftor maturity until paid az the rate nf
twelve per cent pvr annum, payable
Whereas, ID ~ provided IN snid te,t az
trust that Ia case uf default IN tho u4V-
mont OF said notc,pr ~ the interest thor
IN. the trustees shah, upon tho nppilis-
ton ~ the present LEGAL holder und ',,,,,,-
NJ said note roll and dispose OF tho aLny,.
described property, uud nll tic rirht
title, heneht ana equity OF Tcdemption ~
lilo rnid hnoH y. aud Luaclno IIoeel tbgir
heirs aud assigns therein, at public ai,9.
ton, at tho place, IN the manner ana ~
the purpose M said decd N trust ginttd
ufter having INST Eiycn thirty DAYS pubiit
notice ~ particularly provided Tor M SAID
deed Of trust, reference 20 which Is hernl
by v maao ior gffa,sf certainty; and
tended 20 February ist iss3. with lnt.r,
est thereon at the rate ~ alN psr conf -
annutn, payable scml- annually. and ~
Whereas, default has been made ia tt..
payment Of coupon ~ $50. due Aurtst
lat, lNN, and said coupon II still past ,iiie
nromisHnry note has. Ia accordance vgiib
The terms 90 said deed ~ trust, ,lsclnrt
ne whole OF said indebieness due AMI
Now. Therefore. notice II hereby y,y,n
that !, the undcrnigned William n. ina
no present legal holder and owner at
Hhld prunisHory note, and under ana IA,
virtue Of the power and authority M a.,
vested hy IN" tcrina of said deed nf triiet
VIII On Thursday, the 9th day ~ Jnruatv
is.1, ut The hour OF ten O'Clock In ine fers
noon 81 Haid day, sell tho above described
property, ana MI the rights. title. bene
90 and equity Of rcdomnti1n of tho s'ift
Enna ID. and l.uacine uuge, their h,lr.
rud assigns therein, o. public auction ~
mo lFhet ana best price the Hafno yylti
hrinN In cash, ~ the front door ~ liz
county Court lionse IN Salt Lake ritv
Utah. TOR Tie purpose NJ paying SAID IA.
dehtrinraa, and an costs an expense ~
executing this trust -
Wili.iAM H. DALE
First publication. Dec. 9Th. isss. '-''s"
Last pubheellon, Jany. 4. lss9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Relief sooiriy-Msry 1sthaihii0rne,
pfaaacui. Aunia 4, Hyde ana cara
e. Cannon. ruunaeiCrt.
s,hblfh School -Thomas e. Griggs.
supfrintehdcnt; Richard =. Horne ani
| willard T.. iuliuI. asfiatlrfA
Young Monf VI l. Aetno' atoms -
Richard a. Lyman. Eupcrlntennn
Joseph +. McffIi ar1 iicber G. lver-
con. ur1ifianis.
Young Ladies II. I. Assoct;lons-
Nellle g. Tayltr. nuperiricndgnt. Lucy
W. Smith and Emily Caldweh, assist
ants
Primary Associations Camilla G.
Cobb. superintendent. LyiA Ann
Wells nud Mary l.. MorrH. ass.st1nis.
Kind rgtrtrn Association g-GcurElnA
Fox Young. supirlnttn1er.
Tabernacle choir - Eypn stephens
hs1dCf Joseph j., Dayntf. urEAnisi'
and aii the mcmberi of the cholr
scandinavian Meeiiags " shi Lake
Cily--J. ". sioiahl prlsloni. Martin
Chrisiunhcragn ara J'ts x J0nsen'
cltrtfilfs.
Gefmin Mer.inrs- r. Goes.
PRECEDENT; Henry Reiser and Herman
grtih.r. c0unse'Orf
Scandinavian Meetings az South Coi-
tonwo1d-Chtrics Holm.
Rider Gr0rrs 70. Mlrget.s as chilf
usher ~ ,as Tabernacle and uids.
n was explained that some ~ tho
brethren who had formerly acted as
home missionaries IN the stake had
been honornbly released. and others.
especially some returned missionaries.
appointed 10 the positions made vacant.
Elder Joseph y. Taylor addressed the
conference, expressing great regret ut
the absence ffnm conference meetings
" 30 many " the Saints, and especially
~ those holding the Priesthood. aud oc-
cupylng prominent positions In the
church These representative men
should be- particularly prompt and reg.
ulnr In dlrcharring these duties.
reference WIS made 10 che support "
the poor In the Stake Elder Taylor
corrected the Idea. which he nnld was
somewhat prevalent. that the tlthing
was to BE- used Tor that purpose. lie
read revelation given 20 Joseph Smith
July =. iss. In which the law cuncrrn-
Ink iithlng and liH use WIS given. Whom
covenant Yves mld1 By Joseph and
Oliver In iSli. the uFo " tithlng. In
pare for he support ~ tn poor. was
merely mentioned. hui the law N Of
ferlnFs had since been Instituted. The
poor had always boon under tho cs.
pcclal wnichCnro ~ God. and u was an
especial duty resting on the people q
open their hearts and render aslrtance
10 ANN lNNlhNNAs y WIZ w N' UNN'N 'NNN
the pooulc would become thoroughly
converted q the necessity ~ greater
fniihfulnerH In this direction. The
speaker unid hiFh tribute ~ tho Ken.
orni fat.hfuincsH ~ the great majority
Of the neonie ~ the stake
President Gcnrg. q. Cannon was the
next speaker. he spoke on tn subject
N supporting the poor. and the dcslr.
ability N maintaining ~ nearly aH pose
nlhle a TEMPORAL equality among tho
Saints lie also referred 70 the word ~
Wisdom ana strongly urged ltH obscrv-
nncf,
The choir say tho anthem. "Whrn
Thou CONTEST IN Thy Judgement with
solo hy lister Lizzie Thomas. Edward.
and hcncdlction was pronounced hy
Patriarch John Smith.
The conference adjourned TN 10 u. m.
ON Sunday. March ~. 1870. a. be held
ON that day and on Monday. March II.