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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
PUSHING urAm ENTERPRISES.

Hon. A. W. Mccune has Just returned
fom a tnp to the southern portion OF
thc state. whore he has been looking
after The present and prospective In.
teres,s 81 the Utah and Paelhe railway,
The News" has had occasion many
times 10 add i;s m,te of encouragement,
Ia this srea, enterprise. which must In
the hong run and perhaps AZ an early
DAY be OF widespread advantage 10 ths
people ~ iafg- as well as a source OF
considerable PROFIT 20 the projectors ana
siockholdcrs, Direct connection With
~'uihern California would be boon
for II a. well AZ fur us. for while we arc
Slowi. hu' surely moving toward the
front ~ the CREATES, OF the coal pnp.
aueefs. the lover part OF our western
nelghbnr Il practically coailess ana for
long time 20 cume viii consume all
that We can send there a, figures which
by comparison viii ne profitable both
ways or course this Is but one Of
many features ~ commerce that wniuld
be inaugurliei and grow with a steady
smwth' while the passenger traffic
would assurelly be something i'm.
m~nse.
There are other combinations still.
sneh as cause the mad TO mean great
dehl :" The people " Utah. Iron county
Il wen NAMED. having the creates, ana
Richest iron deposits IN the West. per-
haps H. the United siatea. and develop
men's might show them 10 he equal to
any IN The world In many places the
metal exists almost In a state of purity
ana the ore 's everywhere greatly
above the average IN percentage of
fron' There are M means of estimating
the worth % fhese wonderful deposits.
because hey are 20 extensive even
a''oVe ihv formations as - battle com.
putationi what they would amour, 10
OF must r"nrlH incompatible 50 far az
n Their lower ramlneatlons We're known
ihis generation at least Is conesraed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
ALLEGED EUROPEAN rLor.

According to an article In the London
Contemporary Review. the German
emperor had laid plan for enc humlll-
nflon Of Great Britain. Tho idea wa.
TO Increase she navles Of Germany.
i,usna ana France until me three
powers combined could dictate terms TO
Great Britain. The advent Of she uri..
ed States upon the arena. t ~ said.
upset this plan. bu, only temporarily.
The Efforts " shc emperor now arc d.
rected. Il II alleged. toward the .x-cu-
tion Of john naval demonstration In
the Pacific for shs purpose a. persuade
Ing the United .'tates shat " l. hes. for
her no, 60 take any part In abe East
ern game. England n TO be- bought on
TOT the time belng with worthless con-
sessions ani promises. Then when
Great Britain and she UnHed States
are no longer friends. the original pro-
gram Il 90 h. carried OUT.
II Il needless 10 say that fhs story Il
altogether Improbable. The same IN.
,srcsis thas promp;ed Great Britain 80
stand by he United States during che
late war with Spain viii promp, the
two countries 20 approaeh one anc-her
Whenever European powers oon,em-
plate naval "demons,rutiona." Re-
sides, although Franos NJ present may
not entertain the mos, cordial feelings
for the UNITED s,ases, u will be many
years before that country Gun forget
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
An IMPARTIAL PUBLICATION.

Progress u the appropriate name OF
monthly magazine published IN Ch'-
oago by the University Association IN
IN. interests Of University and Worlds
Congress extension. Il Is ediied by MI
Edmund Buckley. Pm. ID. The Issues
81 che magazine that have come 90 TINS
once are devoted TO religious subjects
which ore treated on Interestingly ana
which IL seldom the case IN other
rc,iesous journals-wlth imparehliiy.
We md artclcs on the life OF Christ
the Hy.s oi the Apostles; biblical the
slory; Christianity compared with
other religions: the kr;ofy Of the Jews
che Christian church. and 20 on. The
July number h devoted TO the Nor
avian church; the Mormon Church;
the New Jerusalem church. the Prcsby-
terrain church. the Protestant Episcopal
church: the Reformed church. and she
ReorEs1ized church Of Jesus chris;
Of Latter. day Saints. Each Of these Il
furnished by some leading writer u the
respective determinations. ani the con-
else statements 81 the distinctive char
ac,ers,ics are therefore. Of peculiar
value 90 ,he s,uden, Of comparative
rciiron.
Tho article on the Mormon Church
was furnished by President FranklIn
u. Richards. Historian " the church
Of Jesus CHRIS, Of ia,ter.day Saints. at
the request o, the editor OF Progress.
II IL well written and Instructive We
reproduce Il below. convinced that It
viii b, Of general in,eres, to the readers
of the "Newp."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Fathers kingdom nleyelatlon "a
Joseph Smith. Noyemhef. 1911
Jesus answered vern. yethN J say
unto thee. except loan be born OF
water and Of the spirit be- cannot cntei
do We into ali the world and preach
h sss GSSsps,, % eys,g sbs Ne he ' ssve
but he that bellevcih not shall be
damned" MARX Nvl; y ~
Then. Peter said unto them. fep.ni
name Of Jesus chris, for tho remission
p sins, and ye shall receive the gift OF
TIC Holy Ghost" tActs ~
hut when they believed Philllp preach,
lnR The things concerning the kingdom Of
God, und the name % Jesus CHRIST. tie,
we're hant.scd. both m-n and women
them ana " thew i.,s wee is.ssiv s%i tbs ioi,
Ghost" tAgts VIZ: i2-is)
That this Gospel viii he preached tc
all people. both living and dead. see th,
following:
For Christ also hath sueffred foi
ans the Just for the unjust, that
uc might bring " to God. be-
ut euickensd 'e ~ Tie spirit. by
which also tie went aud preached unto
Tue spirits n prlson. which sometime
sgncrinE q uod waitsd IN the days Of
Noah,, while the ark was a preparing
Wnctein Tow. that i eight souls. were
"For, for ihis cause W. was The Gospel
preached also 20 them that are dead
mat they, might be judT' according %
God In the spirit" ibid. Is. 81
The living Saints may perform ordi.
nnnces for the repcniant dead;
Else what shalt they do which nre
bnpukcd Tot The dead. " the dead rise
rot at all Why are they then baptized
"knd sa,isrs nhaii eoris an on ,fo,t,
Zion 20 Judge the Mount ~ Esau and ths
tinEdom shall be the Lords. iOhadiah
"ood having provided some better ,hlpg
Tor uH. that they without ~ should
not be made perfect" tiiob. Nj ioJ
That the true Gospel IL to b,
preached TO prepare she way TOT
chrlsi's coming and the end OF she
world. see the following:
Then shall this Gospel Of the Kingdom
uc preached In oil the void. for "A wit.
eni. eeme" Matt. sxlv. ii) '"'
NM r1w another angel fly In ihs
midst OF heaven, having tho everlasting
pr The earth. end 10 ..sr r" naiion' "S ma
with loud voice. fear God aud give
tf'tl ~ num- tof inc NNuf OF Ills Iudg-
meht " come" uteN xiv. G. ~
Tina, Satan will be bound. tho earth
be olcansei from corruption. the king.
doms Of ehls world become the king.
dom OF our God. and tina, che reign Of
Chris, and His triumph over error and
Satan shall be compete una universal,
are supported by the following texts:
Rev. AZ. Ia, "a II; Rev, xxi: .. 4; I
Peter III. fO.l1. isaiah skivi Ia, I-a.
Philippians n; 10. ~. Daniel ". a.,
Daniel VII. II, II. Isaiah ixv. y. isvi. ~;
Cor. Nv. si-s. n-si.
As 70 eternal marriage and she glory
and dominion Of the redeemed. ~ will
be seen that when tho nrst marriage
was performed IN Eden. the pair were
Immortal. Death came by sin. bu,
NE was restored through ghe atone
mrnt Adam and Eve are therefore
man and wife for eternity. lGcn. u;
.. sai Gen. I; q. "a: l Cor. Nv; u. ss)
Nevertheless. neither Il the man
without the woman. neither the woman
without tho man In the Lord. n Cor.
n; III See also. Rev. M. 80. Rev. 8.
N-iV; Rev. xxi. BID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

a lecturer back east. who has ;ravel-
ed IA many countries. II reported az
saying that she United States II the
only country, with the exception Of
switzerland. where che people speak
dlsrespcc;,uily o. tho chief executive.
lie said this ~ a depiorab'e fact for the
reason tina, dirrespecs -ngenders dis
satisfaction among the ignorant classes
and leads sometimes TO serious oonse-
qacnfek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

A. presen; they represent one VI the
greatest paradoxcs known 90 mankind
popcrty that u worth millions and ye,
not worth cent. II {. understood 10
be part VI Mr.. Mccune's plan 60 run
branch Of the Utah and Pacific into
Iron county and reach the marvellous
resources referred 10. putting In at the
same time ~ shortly asier all the
necessary smelling works aud machln-
cry for the production Of pig iron and
it, manufacture into the various are-
olss OF commerce chiefly In demand.
also for - conversion into steel rails
and other things Incidental 80 iron and
steel working.
All this has the right kind of sound.
Too many resources In our midst are
lying IDLE ana awaiting bu, the magic
touch Of enterprise fortified by capital
u expand AMI develop into wealth.
producers Of great capacity. II Il graft
Tying 20 know thu, those who have
such matters Sn hand have not only
the business experience ana native
sasaciy bu, also the necessary coin
OF the realm with which 90 give them
shape and expansion. The iron coun-
~ proposition takes on oil the more
the form of feasibility WIKI promise
OF subsequent profit from che aftendan,
fact that gal n as abundan, and ac-
ccssiblc ~ iron. Al. that I. warning.
therefore. 81 the railroad and che at
tcndant development. both OF which are
now wcil assured. being IN hands which
have seldom q ever left anything they
wore applied 81 unfinished. unrt;isfae-
tory or Improbable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

The kingdom 81 Portugal 10 ra,i %
havo crown for sale. IL = short U,
cash and must let either the royul
headgcar OF Carlos I 20 or cell some
outlying possessions. The baubls II es-
simaied 20 be worth 100000. and ~
u IL o' less value 90 the nation thuD
territory 10, II viii probably 10 n any
body Will buy N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Ths United States should think twice
before adopting the suggestions rela.
tive to large standing army. Mplltar.
irn has been and Ia the curse OF En-.
rope Milsary Instruction IN tho public
schools ~ al that IL needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

II i~ a peculiar feature Of the anti.
semitic sentiment IN Europe tina, when
ever a member Of the Jewish race Is
supposed to have done wrong. the on
tire people are held responsible. Il was
80 IN the Dreyfus case. II used 90 be
80 in this country among the anu.Aior.
moaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
THE MORMON CHURCH.
ELDER FRANKLIN d. RICHARDS.

ELDER FRANKLIN u. RICHARDS.
Salt Lake clty. Utah.
tchurch Hls,orian.1
The Church ~ Jesus Christ Of Lat
scr-day Saints. commonly called she
"Mcrmon" Church, was organized
April 9th. $50. n, Fays.se. Seneca
county. New York. Joseph Smith Jun.
being accepted a. the frst Elder and
oliver cswdery as she second Elder ~
She Church. The members composing
the body " che church were believes
In God che Fathrr. In Jesus Christ Ills
scn AMI In the Holy oh1r; They had
rapentsd % their dns ana had been
baptized by immerrlon In water for the
remission OF sins and wcr, confirmed
members ~ the Church by the laying
on Of the hands VI she Elders. who
scaled upon shem che sifi ~ the Holy
Ghost. with the privilege Of receiving
and enjoying all che gifts and powers
which came from the pos.erslon u that
spirit In oldcn timss This was done
by revelation and commandment. % she
Most High God. who. with Jesus Christ
His Bon. had app,arcd so Joseph
em,,h H. h,-,y.,s,, vt.t,,. A, angel
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Th- Presidents message Is expected
to appear In the News" on Monday
evening II Il or viii he ~ moderate
length. not 70 long nor so short as SOM
We have had-nbout 1900 words.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Senator Siewar, OF Nevada, who was
IN this city yesterday, says he Is sure
OF recollection. n he serves out another
term he viii exactly have duplicated
Thomas II. Benton's-thlriy years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Secretary Aiger's ofhciai account Of
the war 10 a pondcrous document. oe.
eupying between six ard seven news
paper columns Il seems. oai she whola.
20 be fair In tone ana aeourts in s,a,..
ment. which Il very much 20 chs Sec
IalaIy's credit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Siyer Is 20 cor;inue the money Of tho
Phitpplses. This adds lining Of that
material to the hopes OF our mining
men ana Western people generally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
ieraior. Kyle and Hais have Joined

Senators Kyle md Hale have Joined
che irrccop-iiables who will vote
aSait., che ratification OF the peace
treaty. II they can muster more than
one-thlrd of the Senate membership
against ratification. OF course all che
work Of the commission will have gone
for uaught. but shcn perhaps they
elufi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

i'S Queen LliuoSalani - said 20 have
decided 90 nuke Washington her future
hVm,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

I. We believe In Ood. the Eternal
Father and " Ills son, Jesus Chrint.
and 10 tho Holy Ghost.
w" heuoNe that mon Will be- pun-
isned for thnir own sins and not Tor
Adams trnnHsressi0n,
Q, We believe TINT. through the ntono-
meni qt christ, all mankind may no
saved. by obedience to the laws and ord.
nancra ~ the Gospel
T. We believe that those ordinances
ares FIRST, faith In the Lord Jesus
Christ, second. repentance; third, bap-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-07
STUBS. WOMACK CHECKS
GRAND JURY HOLD THEY WERE
NOT IMPROPERLY OBTAINED.
Testimony of Mr.. Montgomery west Mr.
skinner and Mr.. Womack-h'ihenco
Differed Radically.

By refusing yesterday morning to make
any report after investigating the ques-
ton Of how Mr.. Greer II. Baughman
obtained the stubbs-Womac< checks the
grand jury probably disposed Of the case
finally.
The witnesses examined were Mes7rs'
Montgomery West, ]. NJ. Skinner ana D.
w. Womack. Mr.. Skinner could give no
information whatever on the subject out
Mr.. West and Mr.. Womack testified al
considerable length. their evidence III
fering radically.
The members Of the jury were Messls.
Junius A. Norris 0oreman), Andrew ~
zini. Jr. r. II. Elicit, G. Watt Iaylor'
w. S. Murray. J. r. Mckinney, ). >
Moore. J.. b. Mosby and Sandy hobinsoh
(colored) They investigated the matter
I'm a thorough manner, asking a number
Of questions Of each witness introduced
TESTIMONY OF MR.. WEST.
The first witness examined was Mr..
Montgor-sy West who was examined az
consid arable length. Mr.. West testified
that Mr.. Womack I'm the year 1891 had FOR
time been given headquarters in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-07
FORTUNE TELLER INDICTED.
Mary Reid Goes 60 tho Jury-Law as to
Dealers In Junk.

The grand jury OF the Hastings Court
yesterday brought in a true bill for fell
ony against Mary Reid. the colored for
tune teller. who is accused of obtaining
a considerable sum of money from one
OF those who sought the aid Of her pro
phetic powers.
The foreman OF the grand jury called
the attention Of the court TO tho need OF
SOME special legislation in regard TO the
purchase Of railroad brasses by Junk
dealers, and as TO saloon-keepers running
gambling devices
Judge witt stated that all these things
were under the jurisdiction Of the Police
Court, but that the Commemorative At
torney was now preparing bill 20 cover
the points indicated. and would be glad
Of any help the grand jury could give
him.
In the Hastings Court Charles Holmes
Ccolorcd) charged with assault. was giver
thirty days and fined one cent
George Smith. alias Willie Edwards,
charged with burglary. was sent TO the
penitontiary for eight years.
The case OF Blankenship against Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany for $4,000 damages Is still on tria.
IN the Circuit Court
The case Of We'll, Brockman & CO. v5
| the " ostefn Union leleSlapn 'oIupdnF
was tried in the Law and Equity Court
yesterday, and resulted in a verdict ana
Judgment for tho defendant
I'm the Chancory Court yesterday a de-
cree was entered in fle suit or Reessins
and others against Wiltshire and wife.
setting aside as voluntary and. therefore
fraudulent and void. two bills OF sale. exc
cuted on November % and 30. 1895 by
James VI. Wiltshire 20 BETTE W. Wilt
shire. his wife. and subiectng the pro-
perry embraced therein 10 the payment or
the creditors Of James VI. wiltshire whose
debts had been contracted prior 70 said
bills Of sale The execution Of the decree
was suspended IN order that the defend
ants might apply for an appeal there
| from.
In j. 4. Morris against Clara NJ. Kings
administrator and others. decree was
entered. directing the investment Of the
fund I'm court.
I'm Weiss. by &c. against Weiss and
others. A decree was entered. directing
] the sale Of "A state bond FOR division or
| the fund i'm court.
In W. T. Johnson against Nicholas. No.
ministratrix. &c. a decree was entered,
settling title and directing purchaser 10
comply with terms OF sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-07

There was Really NO O,her Baking Pow
der that Could lie Relied Upon.

There was Really 40 Other Baking Pow
der that Could lie Relied Upon.
u has been referred 10 as remarkable
that the United states Government. in
fitting out It's expedition for the relief Of
the whalers imprisoned in the Arctic Seas,
should have selected and included Royal
Baking Powder among its supplies. and
no other.
This is not at AN TO De wondered at
The superior quality of the Royal made
lts use upon this occasion indispensable.
The Royal is the only baking powder so
carefully and perfectly made that it will
keep fresh I'm AN climates. under variable
degrees OF temperature and moisture, dur
ing long sea voyages. etc. 1T is the only
baking powder that will do its work uni
formly and perfectly at the Poles and
under the Equator as well as in the
United States.
The Royal is regularly and continuously
selected for use at our army posts. DID,
the uayies of this country and Great
Britain. and upon the fleets of merchant
vessels chat cover the oceans. irrespective
OF the flag they fly.
All This means that the Royal is the
hest baking powder for home ure also. 10
means that IL has qualities pecuii 'I to
itself which make its usefulness beyond
thot possible for any other baking powder
+D attain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-07

Entertaining Lecture az Richmond Col
icge O., Prof L.. 3. kellogg.
IT. Kellogg delivered n very IN
Iuu entertaining address 10
'. up annc0auve listeners m the
ni COLLEGE Chapel last u'rht lis
Hu "Ihc Religion OF She Ncoas
Relation Go Modern Hindooism."
'e exhibited Che results OF much
research iu 81 graphic man
.r briefly reviewing the history
'.INloos aud fheir indo- European
IuN wlfratlOns ana uceciloinS
'l conquest occupation ana SUI
fhr land of tho PanJuo or Eve
N. oiten ga at more lcnslE moi-
ooi m. lie spoke OF its Wow on
..n no 6ol and man. OF rs creed.
nrr n'Zltion and SIS 1cred
HI Gold about the popular religion
.t"lAfH. or incafnnlitla. iiiH.
rcleion OF pauthcism, ana
. .tNrN tn.rl ls worahipped os mani
ln ~ Cod but God Himself IS not
,.N.t Boz discussed enc Vc6as ana TIE
r religion. lt Nae On ono hand al
n. H.I Ou tho other an phOiosophy
ftH. must Doe estimated 10" corr
.nf lt system OF philosophy and
pg noticing li1 moral results.
KELLOGG illacotcc She lis,orirol
'.l.rH hrtErr1 Use Ncalsir OF itHNi
ago ANA modern liindoefsm, men
.s Buddhism a. ono o: Sne several
.r n religion projected against the
flc Nedism. ghcic s. TcSlly no
".al.sm In India now.
al, rDucIuf .or fnc speaker SAID ihtl Whlle
omc0anism regarded God as Vniy
i,.. 0ldant ana not manlrcs. m me
r1 and Neoism together with modern
Dllsm recaruod God as eVcfyWhtfe
naffel and imminent IN -he woTn .
'N" ianIty combined Tho t@o ~ Hh. anu
70 o,her religion ava this except Judaism
Sha that not 50 perfectly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-07
THE DOMTNTCT ROBBERY.
Chief Howard is omciaily Notified OF the
Occurrence.

Major Howard, chief Of police yester-
day received from captain w. l.. Thomas
OF the First district. report Of the rob-
berry Of the store OF c. Dominici x 20,
1910 east Franklin street which occurreu
last Friday night.
The store was entered from tho rear
and a lot Of -four bacon, tobacco, liquor
and some money stolen. some OF INC
plunder was found by the police IN the
silev next 10 the store. and the rest in p
nearby vacant lot. All was recovered
except IS IN money
OGicer Werner. on the night OF the roo-
berry met the thief shortly after inc
1Norc. wac committed. carrying bag
sru Of something. The officer suspected
tbot something was wrong and put the
man under arrest. but being hamperea
bv his heavy overcoat. the nan ~ ~,
loose and escaped. dropping two mans III
his flight. .,.,.e owl 20
known to the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-07

,la,a.s administrator VS. D,' or error
,..trrn state hospital WITH or
80 ,..,.d ~ Judgment of circuit Court Oh
CIV of Richmond. ,...,..,. ,s chill
dress. writ of error refused 20
- C,rcuir Court or Amherst coiaiN.
Oh ,,.''.l,c,5on Va. W. tairlamb. appeal r..
-,,eeG An decree OF the Cnancery court OF
McClanahan ana others VS. hoS ~
IRON Company ana OtheIs ar ~ W., ';;.or-
trcHugh for appellant ana w III. Ho 20,
6 ~ Robertson TOR appellee, ana suDh'l'-
ted. . 900 mutton and
o,hers. argued by James T.. heasn a., a.,
'.,,,'eiiants and waiter A. Tayior auu W 4.
4iPp1r oval Tor appenees and continue"
until tomorrow. , 49,, ,....,,.
The next cases 10 be called are 1F,eI'
receiver Us. Hale, and BROOKE Sio'A Vs.
Turner.