Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

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.',itv we're. will be seen uu1n another
49, never In the history OF tn,
rsr,eh have such n high class array
~ syeti known halls been thrown opef
~, mo use or the Laiter-dny Saints
r, ,imoet every Gaze the best hail that
,,,orrv could furnish IN every town had
-, escurfd. In Oldham &c is estimated
tt,t .l1 ue1ufe were reluotautly turned
,,-,v from the doors. n remained Tor
Tho wear isaS to produce the phenomena
srectacie Of men rising ip thclr feet and
ehf rring the mention Of brigham
ynunrn name. IN conjunction wish co.
oparniion. whilst ih' well known pic
ttirg of "Utah'E best crop thrown upon
tho screen. meyer failed 20 create q fu.
r1ro OF enthusiasm. a curious d. v.lop.
rabid anti. Mofmons mistook the namf
90 thn eminent l0oturer for that OF q
wfu known American preacher. whose
pamphlet ON "M0rmonlsm. an Eyp1r-
uro" Dr. extensively circulated amune
thr crsduloua IN one case In pnr ice
ular Tor a week before the lecture. ono
uf these individuals niuud upon 90
market piaco and URGED an the p1a1Orf.
by go attend the lecture, and hear "fha
truth regarding M1rmonIsm." Th.y
attended and checrcd the truth { %
the echo.
The Millennlal star takes this oor,.
sion on behalf ~ the prenld ucy of the
European Mission and the Elders lu-
b1finr iu Great britain. 90 herewith
heartily thank Or. Tnlmnga COR the
splendid rIca of lectures h. has d..
livcr.i. which have been The means OF
removing a vast amount Of prejudice.
that only otherwise could have been
accomplished ly uf rruuul iup 90 the
State u Utah
Elder Robert Anderson. who accom-
panied the distinguished lecturer ns
operator. o. not TO De FORGOTTEN. Tor
upon his shoulders rested tha mcch1n-
lcai part OF the pfovrnm-lo lots OF honest
hard work ana little rlop, to pack up
The various ch1iieis at midnight. and
like tho famous Arab. "alouuy steal
away TO travel oight OF rlno hours
60 the next stand. ilttlo sleep
matchcd then the screen 90 be- hung.
windows d1rhcrai. gaH ranomtcd. etc.
such were hia daily Round " common
t1sk." an true and faithfully volun-
tecrcd Tor The C1uHf. 10Th brethren
have the hearty thanks ~ every mom-
Der % N church in N British isles for
their noble Efforts performed during the
last twelve day. the results 90 which
labor. together with tho Csi i0s. that
has been expended on placing those ln.
t,reHiing lectures before the public
cannot BE- estimated. q. T.. e.
TO tost The opinion ~ the local Mis-.
Hlunnry authorities regarding the effect
OF the Lectures, a report was called Tor
from each of tho conferences. ThcH rr.
ports urc unmarried Ia the Star as
follows:
LrME-LiGHT VIEWS.
Choltonham.- fcoi safe In saying
that the lecture az Bristol passed Un
very nucrrfffuliy. and our talk with
strauE.u who attended the lecture.
proved lu very decd that much good was
done, Tor many have expressed theme
srlves as being highly pleased with
Dr. TnlWnrr's eloquent cmnrt.
There were about nix hundred IN ata
Tendance, and among that number wUrs
some or our hltiorCft UnnmlrH. who Htlll
persist 10 lighting against things they
know 90 Do true; by this We know
that The evil one r. on the alert 10 de-
niray the good which has been accom-
We do not feel that too much credit
could Do given Brother Taimngc Tor hIH
klndnraf ln bringing such a Mood og
llrht 20 thlH part nf the world, in re-
gard % Utah and her pcoplo.-'ii. l..
james.
Lendon;-Thc lecture given by Or. J.
y TalmnEe nt the Ciorkcnwell Town
llal, llulehurfy. avenue. London. July
iiih, was wcii Httrude. Notwithstanding
ne predictions OF many that u would
b. lmpoanlble TO rct an audience 90 ate
lend lecture IN London ut this season
Vi the year. The seats were fun and
scores OF penpl. wcr standing in the
Lglr end 81 the lar-a hall Mr. y. ~.
fripp, a mnmbor.o - local town cuun-
.il occupied The chalr, and this had q
;lod lnilu nee upon the audience when
lr Talmlgg had been introduced by
me chairman In a complimentary
'prcch, and ruHc 90 his feet. h. was re-
'rIvfd with a round 90 applause. which
was repeated nt moment Intervals
the lecture.
The uumo NJ brigham Y0unr was
frcctod with cheers and APPLAUSE arverai
limos whom the lecturer r0fofred 10 SOME
CO., or noble decd ~ tho
ifNlt mans lIfa. ana this was quite a
INVERSION ln ihH part N tho world.
Nhgrr hin name o. seldom mentioned
Without drawing forth words OF Islander
ill r.prolCh,
ThcfV can be- no doubt thar many o..
u.loul ana oyll improHlonH were dis
irllod from ths minds OF those present
~ eAtendel H.rlcl N lectures ~ this
una by Dr. Talmnrf would be the
means Of do.nT an lncAicuiahle amount
Z good IN nlnylug the great prejudice
nat exists against the Lltter.dnS
'hlnlH IN ihil land, more. possibly, than
an pn done In many yulrH hy tho M.
~, WIN me mode az present ~ uae.- \
Norwich. DR. Talmarc's lecture on
Ithh aud ~ People" delivered here |
" me suth Inst, was splendid sue |
els. ~ the appointed hour. The large
All was well ntlpu Tho audience
Htend with Intense intcrprt % the ln- I
.fuciive remarkH of DR. Tulmago: ami ]
ne various vloWa presented. toTather .
lth Inc vivid explanations and pleas .
lF comments upon the same. were
lihly appreciated hy those prsaent.was I
l1nlfeH,ri by the hearty applluHa thnt .
'rquently Interrupted the progrrHH az .
Y, lelturN' without doubt. vast
mount oi good has been done here hy /
ave been cleared ~ the foolish idras
l'y nave Ions held of the condition of
tlfa ln Utah, and LASTING Impressions
,nN hecn made, which Will have "a
'llnH clect In nllaylng prejudice.
Nc irel Nre1tlY Indebted 10 DE-. Tai
Iase and Elder Anderson Tor their
.ndness IN fay0rlug as With such a
h- ,lelal irolt ana express our hearty
lanks.--iohu n Porter.
Manchester: THE lecture was a sue.
~ exceeding the muft Hanrulne ex-l
stations or those most lnfercsted,
a event that o. confidently expected
marx the daWnluE ~ "a NV ora for
~ disseminating OF The Gospel. An
ldlence of frum fifteen 20 sixteen
Injured people hlled the spacious |
lly IAN. ana many others noting
I, crowded condition turned regret, |
,,s 1,Mag, I9 say That the. audience