Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

spent eignicDu months ~ NhI. ntru tA-
lfofnla and one year iu southern CALI
fornIa cnglgci In the labor of love.
Great Interest is mnnifgsted in She
state regarding the ;cncis ~ Mormon
ism and che Church IN spreading on all
sides. IN the cliy VI los Angeles alone
there be a young earnest branch u
Saints that already huH reached the d.
mcnsions of 1876 members.
Elder Jas a. Eidrcire VI woods
Cross accompanied Elder Hawkins. he
D. the president u Southern California
confcrcncr and Is back IN Utah for a
few days ON a visit
The company u Saints. comprising
over forty members. shat arrived IN
Salt Lake city Ori %. had quite an adj
vcnturoul experience. Whilst crusH.ng
She Aslanuc on she Anchor Liner
Auchuril they encountered heavy
weather In mid ocean. during which
the cargo shifted. later whilst speeding
across Colorado. thc train In which ihcy
were ridlrH came luiu cplNflun With
some freight cars near Denver. flrtu-
nltcly ~ one was badly hurt on board.
They eventually arrived safely IN SAT-
Lake city none the worse f1r their
experience 1nd feeling 60 thank God Tor
His protecting hand that had been over
them during thelr Journey.
wand returned from Great Britain fow
days ago. he was accompanied by his
wife who has been faithful lab1rer
! with him ln the nilsson Held ana the
mrauH of removing great many of the
/ peculiar notions regarding Utah wp-
manhood that are entertained amongst
= the mirlnformcd. from the minds Of the
| residents OF berkshire. They loft home
! on September iG 1895 and returned
| october 20. 1893. during which time ~
/ absence from Utah Elder Scare and
! wife lab1rcd 10 the London conference
/ IN the towns NJ Nowbury, Reading and
| Watfurd. Their LAHORE were rewarded
| IN q manner that causes them q ru-
l jiico On the spread ~ the Work Dur
/ Ing the last few months q nour.ahlnE
! branch has sprung up In the town %
! waiford.
Elder Thomas u. Wallace. whs- ma
| tive place iH Granger. salt Lax coun-
| ~ reports having Hpcut an enjoyable
mission In the Missouri ana Iowa con-
forcucrs, whore the work IN making
hrldway rapidly especially during the
last year lie proceeded 20 the APP
pointed nold on August lat. 1896 and
returned 90 inhalc the Halubrloun
mountain zcphyra ~ his mountain
home Just cigh' days ugo.
Another visitor during the week was
D
county, who was curoutc Tor the home
he had not seen klncc Sept. ". 1896.
lie arrived from across the bounding
main Oct. ~, 1895, whore he had been
performing a mission In the Norwich
conference u the British mission.
blessed with good health. spirits and
VISIBLE r,surns Tor his labofs, Elder
Gun reiolcts In his valuable experience.
Two more returned missionaries ar.
rived with the same party. They were
Elders Hyrum u. calder q MN Greek
} and }. W James ~ Union. Salt Lake
county Both VI the young men have
been nboring since Two years last
month IN the British mission. the
former IN the Land u'cukcn and the lat
} ser In the Emcuid Isle Tor nftocn
months and subsequently In the iilr-
mluEham conference Elder calder re-
pOfta the work 10 be making good
Roadway ln Scotland IN the towns %
GLASGOW. Edinburgh. Dumfcr.inc and
AHA, where his Zoe was east. tNdor
James likewise enjoyed hls lth1rH and
Fuoi health during his stay among the
] hrummarem workers, who were IN
cllnsd al lines 90 be unnecessarily
dcmonniratNc ~ outdoor mvctluEa
Elder ThoA y. Green has also been
labaflnH iu the birmingham conference
~ the Hfltlsh mlnHluu. He lrft bis
home ut NH Creek un Sept. isth iAjs.
since which umo he has been disaim.
initiating the principles Of light and
truth amongst the residents ~ humid
England. lie reported 90 this office
! yesterday ~ having enjoyed Il glorious
: limo during his voluntary absence from
the Beehive stmie.
Elder ]. II. Paul. late principal OF
the Agricultural College 40 Logan,
I la a. - 49,
lie has been absent from his accui-
tumtd hsuuss over since sept. ., 1885,
when he iolrneyoi to Grea, Britain Ia
rruponse 10 a missionary Gall For
nine months he hbprcd aaaliuoualy IN
Scotland. from whence he WIS trans
ffrrfd 20 Birmingham Co take mp the
presidency % Lhe latter conferences
Receu,iy he undertook 90 enter enc Tee.
| turs neid ana intellectually received
bsme very good pras notices upon hhli
a dozen atUrcJpticon lectures on ufhh
tha. he delivered In the large town OF
Warwickshire. Prot; Paul teols ihht
he has addict 20 h'F T'r.h'nH' ~
ku,5Wioigr and experience during MS
~.
Elder John Norris, ~ the sugar
House ward. arrived direct nom Eus-
land ou Oct. %. 1855 and called lnil the
I NUMB WYNN a..
} rryolr 20 TN sah Lake valley on sou.
n iSlg ana after three weeks OF raNei
/ landed eventually in tho Norwich cone
f'r.f.. Id ihr HfIt.rh mission, "hare
n. had been nssigncd 10 labor lils
'.ay In the cathedral town enabled him
d. p.f,lke q the loy ~ icing ilFs,t
fruits " his efforts, Alih1agh ne
health was poor h. Fiya ne mao
splendid time In Alblon'a Isle
Elder John T.. CherlIus, u the Thlr-
. ,asnth ward of this cl,y stepped on
ibe tr,ln nt the Union faclho DEPOT
tbia morniur vi tho completion OF hlH
nag Tourney from the stockholm
sg9deG. whrre he has been lahoTnf
fr'his allotted tlme, lie was set apar'
srpt. rs. 1886 flr mission - sean
ainnyla ana len Tor his destination the
: f1li1wing day. Ito lab1red asHii
iy I'm SWEDEN until released, enjlylns
GOD health che entire time. Elder
,'herlIng rpp0r,s INC scandinavian
mission % hf M prosperous condition
nud slya U was with mingled feelings
III rrgrc. and jIy that he turned hlh
face home ward.
I
! DIED,
Martlnsen Al East waterloo, Friday