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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
HURRY MEN TO DEWEY.
Government viii Send 400 Across The Cont.
men, and Pacific.
NEEDED TO MAN CAPTURED SHIPS.


New York. Dec. es.--A dispatch 70 the
Tribune from Washington says.
Inc energy with which the navy de.
partmcns Is strengthening its forces In
the Pacific ocean Is further emphasized
by It's decision to send four hundred en-
listed men as quickly as possible across
the continent to san Francisco to BE-
taken by the next steamer 90 Hong
kong. THIS action was taiscn ln response
10 regulation from Admiral Dewey
10 send MIN mon 10 take charge II the
captured cruisers Don Juan de Aus.
tria, Isia de Cuba and lH.a go Luzou,
the two latter vessels being now ia dry
dock at H0ngkOng, while tho nrui la be-
Ing repaired at Cavlte.
IN the battle Of Manila whey these
vessels were sunk, the spanish crews
aggregated bJi Oniccfa aud men, the
compliments being distributed as f0l-
lows.
Don Juan Austria. Is officers. 10
men. lala de Cuba and irll de Lu.1n,
each ~ officers. ana 100 men. IL Is be.
llcvcd 10y Admiral Dewey that he can
reduce these crews by nearly onc.half
without destroying the efficiency OF the
vessels Tor che purpose ~ cruising AMI
guarding duty. In the Philippine group.
The personnel resources uf the navy
will DO. rnvfr0Iy taxed in ssn1Ir fh.tr
men TO the Pacific Just now. ON account
% ,nN r.saatylg unlttatiliF ui lht uuiu-
Der OF mon allowed In thc service. the
present peace establishment provides
only 1850 men. but IN the war. under
special temporary authority. III total
naval strength rosc to nearly 1000.
This figure win be reduced this we
10 1900. hut below this u II cOnsiu.
cred unsafe 90 go. ana an appeal Will
be- made 10 Congress as soon un 70 TO-
assemblies 90 authorize the department
g. retain In the service for full term
OF three years all Of those men who en-
listed for the war and who desire 10 re-
main for the longer period. Several
thousand applications from these short
time men have already been received at
the navy department and confidence Ii
expressed that no difficulty Will be en-.
couu,cred In securing enough good men
for the vessels, which must necessarily
be kept In commission N Congress VIII
give the requisite authority.
The naval authorities expect 60 hear
Of the arrival NJ the Buffalo az Port
said tomorrow with her 400 men des-
tlncd for Dcwcy'n ships. 10 take the
places OF those whose terms VI enlist
mcnt have long ago expired. and who
are anxious 90 come home 90 rc-enlls'
ON the Atlantic coast after brief holl-
day. The Buffaio IL to call at Port
said and Will not stop again un,ll she
reaches HOnRkonR early nGyt me IN.
Reports received from NoIfplk indl-
cate that the Yosemite. which VIII fol.
low the Buffaio with 100 sailora and 100
marines, will get away within two
weeks. Most ~ the marines VIII be
landed az Guam 20 hold that Island until
the army arrangcs to supply the sarrl-
son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
SPANISH WHISKY TOO MUCH.
Knocks 0u, American Soldiers Quicker than
do Mluser Bullets.
Order conn.cating the Property OF saloon
Keepers who Sell Liquor To Uniformed
Msn-iiayana's Police Force.

New York. Dsc. ga e,rpaeeh 20
the Herald from Havana uiysi
whdle ne conduc, Of me Amercan
volunteers In Havana province has gsn-
orally been good. she officers arr givon
cause OF complaint becaufe o. the vi9-
len. offcd, spaRsh liquor has ON the
men wlso arc unused D anything
n,iopger than pain whisky.
II has been found impossible TO pre-
yeLH ehe so.dlers from drinking wh,n
liquor W Ob,ainablc and for IN reason
Il hb- been decided 20 pace - rcspon-
siblliy upon the seller lLA,,.i OF the
drinker ON ghe reccmmendlalen OF
John Mccullagh. noimCi4y ohlH OF po-
lice a.! New York, one Of the iirst Aper-
lean promulgalloas VIII b. the an
rouncemeI, thnt the nile % iniosloai-
Ing liquor ~ any huri - an American
soldier In uniform VIII rsuH In the
coUfsca.l0n OF 1he properly belonging
20 the seller aad his Imprisonment
Il u cxpcosti thar the CuJans viii
mako January | a day % great ct.ebra-
glcn. aLl no attempt VIII BE- made TO
check them unless they grow rloious.
iBJ, enough troops will be IN the city,
ostergibly on display, TO ilke control
ana clear the atfecis. on the further
recommendation ~ ~ khAfAtAf ~ Wv
cafes and o.hef places Where llquor a
SOLD win be cl0ied an day 81 January
I. cHlzlns will be- subject 20 search
ard chose with arms upon them VIII be-
imprlsnrsA md The arnii eoniiFcttcd.
The swearing 10 " men who VIII
''im the police force continues. about
900 having already sworn pllvs!ance %
the uu.tci Siatts. Ihe force will be
roaiy Tor complete service about Jan.
uary .. The Cubirs silll object 10
she enlistment u spanish solilcrs IN
This force. but McCnlAgh lr1 Colonel
MoustOn have rggolvtd 70 ask no qucs-
,iotgs concerning a mans Former allegi-
arce. II his record Is clean ana he
comes up 20 the mer'il and physlcai
requirements. ne Will DE Evol the Same
show. b. he Spir'lri or Cuban.
~ iirr the Cuhir' were inclned 20
Nilrg beck, saying that N hpanlnrds
were 10 be employed, ;he cn,irs force
should be mad. up u them. bui when
they Jaw bhlt .dy would be taken az
their word. thcy made rush ~ secure
4 chance ~ 6iIllIs $50 = month, About
200 from Menoclrs camp have already
tpught ,mpl1ym G;.
Havana iiillrs gr' row w work upon
'he uniforms, WEleh are 70 De or blue
casTintre 81 me ihlrreEi texture. II
corg,ifs ~ trousers, oaat. ana rolling
ul'rr Rhir;. Tn p1Ace VIII carry clubs
" the same paitlru AZ mat used by
N'v' York n1'lcem %, ara tho force viii
be 0vgiriYel 0n the same HNnsrai plan
az that of tn American city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
SAGASTA'S ACCUSATION
TRIES TO SHIFT BLAME fRoa HIMSELF
bitterness Of the Premier . Pair Symptom
OF spain's Durlici,y and Cruelty Ia
America for Ages Fast.

New York. Dec. 2s.-A dispatch to the
World quotes the London Man's Madrid
Correspondent az saying:
Intimate friends of senior s,rasta
nave supplied the following statements
made by him fcw days before his ~.
ness became serious.
The time when .hc peace NEGOTIATIONS
were Ia progress was time OF the
greatest bitterness TO me.
Many a night | could not Alecp. and
many day / could nnt cat. ~ great
was my anxiety. ~ deep my fears that
what has happened would happen.
know she Americans. and / guessed
what they wore golrg Ia do.
Bone uf the spanish commissioners
Ia Paris had. ln the beginning. some
expectations In which / never particle
patcd. though I rlmctlnics hoped in, .
relf that 0ur opponents would not b.
~ cruel o. Spain aa they have since
proved 90 be.
A. a ruic. victorious nations make
generous cjnccrsipnH Ia the Vanquishcl
pUaplu lu utdcf o. make their victory
morv humane. and h. honor thoir foc.
IN thiu way thty avoid leaving u sen.
tlineht ~ nate which o. too apt to re-.
main shUugh ugcn. ami o. expose vie.
tors Is retaliation OF the most cruel
kind.
From tho United statcs we have met
with mo- gcncfusity, but only with
lcNlty ana deceit carried ip the extreme
OF Interpreting capriclously an Import
ant word IN the text Of the protocol.
In order a. violate the principle they
had already agreed O..
We have had 10 suner all thls TO pre-.
vent greater evils.
In Cuba. our army, always brave. re-
fused &. accept peace, They wanted 10
continue lighting against the Invaders
a. well ns against the rebels
The general IN command had hard
work 10 persuade soldiers and officers.
who thought themreivca dlHlnnrci BY
accepting peace without having fought
against their fpe.
Here In spain the danger was that
the people agltatcd by - many mis-
fortunes, might reject "a peace which
dld not respond 10 their ambitions
God only kn1wn how earnestly aud
how hard | lahorcd 20 restore calm 20
the Popular mind. and, ITO qufli the
movements which would have disturbed
the country Hilll more by cndanEvrlng
not only the Philippines. but also our
lbonHi ssInnr In tho Atlantic ana Mcdl-
tsranc,n, and perhaps portions of our
own peninsula.
Nol,ody remembers :hin oxccp, those
who can measure the sacrifices I then
made.
Nav all IL ended ard we must look
90 the future. Elements are not wani-
ms FOR our regeneration and our work
will he seen In time. The lesson In
filctcd upon W. has been hard. hut II
win he fruitful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
MADE EIGHTY ARRESTS
THE OTHERS ARE cUDANs AND sPASlASDS
Trying tn Get on the Police roree Through
bribery cubsns Walt on General
urooke and General Ludlow.

Havam. Dec. 2s.-Ths pl.r5ls ~
AmtritlB crops made ghiicy amos
f5r miasmnu7r iisl uSs. ar'i tasfi 1
me calpii.s over 90 car ciNa auyhosi-
a,o.
Two 90 she mtu afvd4eid for the
vcgis bomba oifs afs1- are sp1ffan
msrin.p. Toy wsqe siTgtsisr,i -
ne sparosh g..h,feaes.
Fly uniied staiss satcrs haye
berrg arrtused iar bt!hy sn shs c.iy
'Ssholg ifavc. 1h.y wsse r1ai 3 che
camps fcr ppi-hrntus. a dCshchmocs
~ 100 ct5itu utioE she command Of
Coi. J.ue EsNincs has @i.ercd lia-
yaT,. The MGR arc quaiisrti "a she
Dragcria ttfftcka.
4 q pusa'can % Cuban residents hls
called on Gee. Bto-ke wa the in,tr-
glofi ~ bi.Tig.nF 90 hi Itrscc cfT.tiu
nsi.gtgf w-tieh thty would like duf,.
aE1 10 gffiH upca Gen. LudlOw's utirn-
9. y qugnticfu rr.e,.lfg TO thu ph,lce
aui nfs dtpip.mtrcs, achcfa, salj.a-
tlcg afii r,fttt PAVING.
The supply rip comml has arrived
hlrc. she seq 800 tore - rigionu 40
Nugfn=ir ard rhc clnaiBiCr u hcr
cargo It sprca "a Oragiis.
Aneur'g the app. qatlo1s Zoe Tusiai1La
On che pcl9cc free h.re col. Moult0u.
q iis Ssccr1 Il,lfrfs and Mr. Mccul-
hgh, flfynr-ly superintendent ~ plllce
20 Nov York C'1y, VII Gave charge u
the orgarszac q Ghs p'licc depad-
mtia. have dacpvcrd mary thieves
am u1itr csiuauiiy. on appNmIt e
rel in..rscily the sum % 800 cfn.sacs
fer aproif,smrI or iiFe fl.rc.
Thu Splrlifl iraTtyit Mrfphrn saH-
cd rar cadiz today ws.h 400 spluC.a
itoopa on buail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
ABOUT TAKING THE CENSUS.
Defects IN The Methods Gme'nmen, Has fol.
loved Heretofore.
Distinguished rabilcist- Discussing I'm.
provsmsni- Suggested for tn. Enu-
msrsiion OF 1890.

New Haven. Conn. Dee, es.-rhe re-
port OF the committee ON the scope aud
mcthod OF the twelfth census occupied
the attention " the American economic
association AZ It's FIRST session Of today
The committee consisted OF Prof. Rich.
mond Mnyo-smith. Walter y. Wilcox,
l'1~ Carroll ~ Wright. l'rof. Roland
J.. Fallsncr and Davis II. Dewey.
.t.u Wuiuird a large number
OF extracts from essays submitted ID
tue evinmlttru va lrnponse TO quca-
lions sent out 10 leading economists.
The papers were upon specific copies
and contained a vast amount of vhlu-
able suggestions and Information as ,u
advanced statistical methods. In ia
own report the committee says OF the
suggestions offered;
There Is criticism not no much of
the accuracy " the census returns as OF
the treatment u the data Tin the lith
census rcporlu), and NJ lack OF con-
tlnulty from census va census Both
defects we believe 60 he largely due "a
the lnsuiiiclcn, time allowed by law for
preparing plans ana schedules,
THE work Of the census II seriously
impedad By the number OF investgn-
tiOns ordered and their variety. and
consequent fundamental Inquiries
might adyantageuuHly be transferred
70 ththuilhhtu hhitauh OF h'laNHl'hNs
which are equipped with expert agents,
and some of which now publish several
volumes Of kindred statements"
The report points out defects or
weaknesses In method as follows;
1.-The lack Of compatibility In the
data from census To- census. oceupa-
lions are grouped under different heads.
making II impossible 20 trace growth
or decline In certain branches of indus
try.
aurleA should be more closely nAso-
clnted In method of presentation with
one another 80 that more OF the facts
available In one might be available ~
others a. Tor Instance the number Of
persons employed, the capltal invested,
the wages paid, &C.
3-(AD Fault of method. Certain IN.
ycstlgntl0na relating 90 matters OF
rrenfest interest fail 20 give results be-
cause the basis uf inquiry In AZ fanlt.
In this class belong all attempts TO
secure the annual rate for crime, blrtha'
ana deaths by direct enumeration at a
given time without recourse e. regis
ration or other continuous records
I'M Ouesthna which cannot DE
,rsvered. such az degree of Inter
mIyture VI white and negro blood,
srhedulca and tab u" tlons, as statistics
omitted. or are defective or are over
tahuiaied. ,. ., .,a,.
stdeation which are found IN both
sehedules and tabluntlons, az stailhtlcr
az occupation especially distribution or
i,t,rsts not specific, statistics OF taxa
lion and wealth, municipal receipts
etc. ,.,,......, ,,,..,,
m, report u the committee many dls-
tingulshed economists ana publlclAts
a al ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
rhl, Man !. Not punhau.

b Columbus. Dec. 2s.-iiarry Church.
whom the police suspect of being James
g. Durham. the California murderer.
has maif The following statement.
u VIII plead guilty TO being Durham
u they pas about forty dollars I owe In
this city and take my wife and 7 back
20 California, whore I want b 20. Tor
they viii soon see there that am not
the man wanted and turn me lonse In
the place where I want So be. This is
all nonsense. Tue police had better stop
u before they trc laughed at. Look
at that picture hnd look ~ me. There
ls no similarity whatever. ! knew Dun.
ham and he killed some ono ] believe
WIN sent him TO college. admit tho
case Looks suspicious. but you can see
that | am not the man"
\ stranger giving his name A. Thns'
Ward, claiming To- be connected with
the Ncndnmc Hotel ~ san Jose. cal.
called at the city prison 10 see church
last night lie said he know Durham
well and that while Church answered
tile general description he was not Dun
ham. Ward cannot be found today.
church made an effort 10 get into corIt
today but VIII LHt have hearing untll
tomorrow. lie ia held nn charge -
Vnrrlncy AMI VIII undoubtedly hc Hen-
fenced SO give time Tor furthrr lnveH-
tifatnu. he said today hat hc had a
wealthy sister IN Sacramento. Chl..
a Mrs. Baicmau. living on X street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28

Nprovlded for and there was no danger
n every one KEEP. E.iii.
lihcn h. gave GU. a familiar hymn.
dlrcu.ed the turgdrist TO play W good
AID strong, Ind ordered the choir 10
s,rg loud. His cool attitude restored
confidence. and she people begun to
sink hack Into their seats.
Mcanw lille. az the fire rolrcd and
cfucklcd. the music grew louder. The
pastor Kicked burning cmbcrs from che
tree that Elghied upon his hymn book
70 the floor and stepped upon them. NJ
the same time singing az tie top OF
his voice.
Thu IRE brigade improviael Tor ser.
vice In case ~ IRE threw ~ heavy wct
mrpau'ia over ,hc r. and N nrc was
teampei cut. Then. cssrtH thr frt
That the d'rurch WIS nilci W BIN smoke,
the exercise proceeded. minii she ants
hu. with picfry N music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
SANTA FL TRAIN IS WRECKED
Pullman Coaches Follow tho Locomotive 0ur
an Embankmen'.
Train was Running at sixiy Nile. an Hour
Many Passengers Hurt. bot Non.
seriously.

Trinidad. Colo. Dec. es.-wes,bound
passenger train No. I on tho Atchlson.
Topeka q Santa Fe railroad was
wrecked near IIoehne. a small station
ten miles east OF this city. early this
morning. The train was running about
sixty miles an hour when the engine left
the track and rolled down an embank-
ment. The Pullman cars followed. Many
passengers were badly shaken up but
none seriously Injured Conductor
VOUCHER was slightly hurt II Is sup
posed the accident waa caused BY a
broken rail-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
a BEAoE az DuELs.
Conflict betw..n Principal. was DioodIe.s.
but the Seconds Did Iistter.

Budapest. Dec. 2S,--The first Of six
duels arranged between NJ. HoranszlSy,
a member " the lower house 0t the
Hungarian diet, and his seconds and
the seconds Of Baron Banffy, the Hun
garian premier, growing out OF the dis
pu,e atlll unsettled between tho two
principals, took place today between
defense and Count Karolya,
Pistols were used but she encounter
was bloodless.
Baron Fejcrvary missed his opponent
and the pistol Of Count karolya missed
IRE.
NJ. Bannfy's second. VI. Gnjarl, and
Mr., H0ranzkys second. NJ Zemorc.
fought a duel with swords. In the first
encounter NJ. Zem0re was cut ON tho
head, After his wound had been bound
up the duel was resumed and NJ. Xn-
more was again severed" wounded In
the head. The seconds "a ! stopped tho
lighting ana a reconciliation ensued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28

omaha. Dec. 2s-'rho eighth annual
meeting of the Western Surgical and
genealogical association convened In
this city today for a two days ses-
sion.
tendance. The convention was called
10 order at ~ O'clock by the president.
DR.. G. =. Falrchlld " Clinton. Iowa.
After the welcoming speeches the pres
ident read very Interesting address
entitled ~ review u some surgical and
genealogical problems" Other papers
read were: rs aaepsls 30 h. preferred
IA nntlsepsis3" &. ". Stoner, Dcs
Moinos, surgical Dcllrlum." ]. j, Me.
Gone. Tacoma, Wash, and Treatment
Of Burns" w. u. otIs, Fort Morgan.
Cello.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28

Alliance. o., Dec. 2s.-Firc broke out
here early this morning causing a i0ss
of over 100000. The blaze originated
IN Parthen' shoe store. \ free gale was
blowing ana famed the flames. The
Atweli Block. occupied by The Casa.
day Drug company. caught fifc and the
explosion OF drugs and chemicals throw
burning fuida In all dircctionF. During
she IRE several persons were Injured.
Fireman Robert Green was overcome
by smoke and heat and ia To- serious
condition. The Insurance will cover
about onc-haif the loss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-28
AWAY WITH THE HORSE
CHEAPER AND SAFER THAN HoRstFLtsh
i'iau TO Operate all Vehicles In GOTHAM b,
Compressed Air Motors, aud do
Away win Eauines.

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Nov YORK, DC -s'-lhe i'''"'. -
TIE New York Au.o-Trnek company
,yith Z, o,pltal "a a 900. 900, haA bian In
-, xy,..,, ttt. ..,r,.,l N il mr..
o"Tpoi''''' w" '''', -. -,
pqtti 50 phase ab'S-sFuVNH' N|-'''eN
by nomprtffsd air, IN ne sirclts ~ she
.,,..
X ,re..rr che eniy pefsara whose
nam. arc m.Ir publlc Ia com ct.-
We sq;s aeheme are James II. Had.
10 sr,l Its-s-v n I<riGa.. Mr., ugld.
~ ~ n,..li.ys n IN compresstd Air
49, r0.nnsny. Air IIl..Ii.y All III.
kn'eht esrnbifrei cher 5stsrscs IN
e.'nnrs,.'' Il alr mes, n p.sne years asa
snl lvm. . Whlt1i,y bscame lf,strtst-
"a in ts"ir sonrlry.
Tag- mcsofs nave rSis.r.ly been
adsptetl by sho sicn,spoi..an Tite'o.n
c1mI,ny. f.r use on ths Twtfry-s!sG.h
~ Twlai y.,aItln ltrr,t cr.ss .ywn
ilf,.. ri All 80. be 10 cDcratlSn.
J'fi.nh Lsittr rssefsjy acausr,i a Goa
IN. ain.r in,ers5. n ans f.relgn rlgti.s y.
a.. ~ rlisv. * "a 'rh, na,sr,.s In u %.
s.,rvIoux Nr Irlirr u. Ne glardedly u
~, nirn,. fnr Ma .lnsr ar.,'rn5llbilt IN
I,rd5, arl .sh,r Z Irt,an c,N.4, but
md ,eiss h was fner,iy a ml.t1r "
si,,s x,hsn al srs't r'ttl-s woul be
t'i,s ~ WI ~ -, ~ 49, torm ~ m.,,r
In ps,ee ~ h. tsss
Ar uoadi"y decd ~, state waesh.
or The eas,salsis moi n me N,S
yori, A ,,t.i.Truek r,mnany were Mir.
Liter s,s,i Mr, Whsnsy. r. gcl Nno
ihey ,vere IL II ,a,f an ,,rganixl.
80 y ths f'r,,,.tey a. "a ~ en-.
pi,s.S ana ,srl.li I. il the nance II al.
49,. ,,',,,,d 80 H. maj. nto,ile Gf
~ III q" ~ IN. emmy r. als, spo,<e
s,,at,issily.
..,., 80. ia. -. ..,.-.,.. ., A.. -,
,,,sl,i,s'tts Wa ran, mani nj md ~
,,IshI 80. sy,.,tv.nv, miles yi.,h.ss,t
rs'nIIst,A.r.s al. AZ 4, a 1,sfer n. o1ir
fr,icls A. my eias,t am. shan ~
,h,rc" a,,,,,,f. 4, h,nI slx ,ons In an az.
Jiy,,,,, ,f,ss.f a.. wei assh,ls h@,.ss
s,rc ain.,s. helrlts, ..r,l vim The .,b.
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LATTER MADE NO STATEMENT
Was Applied 10 by a World Representative
for cnc. but Declined.
OTHER STATEMENTS WE'RE emBltp.


Now York. Dec. ss.-A sas Lars
special to the Evening World rayi;
consressmnu-eicrt u. II. Roberts to-
dly made Sac following u.aement To
che Evening World corrcspoudeut
~ a time cJmta when 3; 10 necessary
Tor me 10 dcfcgd myself. I shall b,
Yiere right 90 tho sp1i. and I appreciate
shat he members u Congress ana IN,
American poop's are more Hberas. broad
minded ana generous ,hln a frw bgot.
cd and cop.ra,s,d preachers 81 she
PROXY ,riiin church. who're training.
mode of SIC aai irtni ~ thought tend
20 UNI; ghcm for practical life.
Joseph Smith received a command
from the Lord 90 Introduce npr order u
marriage Into tas church. on she
r.rcuSih 81 shat revelation. and not by
reason q anything shac is written In
rhc Jewish Scriptures. ~, Larscr-day
Saints practice plural marriage. Poly
glmy Is no; adultery. Tor were 1; -
ocrsldered. then Abraham. jacob AMI
the prophy,s VII, ptlc,iccd 4, would
not beeflgwcianinh rliancc Snihe KING.
dom Of haven. anl q polyEamy l. noi
adultery. then u cannot be claEsed ~
a sln at all. J. 1ppiars 20 me that
modern ChIlfelans mus, either isirD 10
ic'et1te I1ly gamy or give up forever
pe GLORIOUS hope of rcfrlng IN Abra.
d ms bosom.
'"rhas which God approves. AMI 40
itflkinRly approves. must be noe only
bot had. but positively good. pure and
holy.
Notwithstanding this. however. che
hand " ghe GENTLE WIS laid 10 henv-
tly upon shs pfNl9le Of the Lord ghnt In
His mercy GOd permitted them 60 cease
therefrom from .xpedlrncy. and true 20
the pledges given by che Church. n,
polygamous marriages have since been
celebrated by the Church. Bui not
even ;he Church can take away from a
man the wives u has already given him.
They are his for time and all e;crnity.
and ! thlnk shc great. predetermined
ana Just American people will not re-
quirc q man 90 east on the wives ne
has. with whom he has lived. nor 20
abandon his chlldrcn."
At fhe most. Mr. Roberts Gays, hts
offsnsc If unlawful cohabltation. and
he remarked, II am here and che courts
are open. n any une wants 90 tcss
the point, the way Il clear"
u has been urged by some that Rob-
erta owing o. the operation OF the Ed
munds-Tucker act which disiranohisei
all polyf imisis. u legally barred from
taking his scat In Congress
In regard To ihls Mr.. Roberts says hc
has had the best legal advice obtainablc
which convlnoes him that shers IL no
ltgai obstacles IN she way OF his taking
hll scat.
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the statistics Of municipal finance he
made to show led by Prof II. ID.
Gardiner and l.. ~ Howe and DR.
Matlby. subsequently. the convention
listened TO papers ON phases Of Amcri-
can economic history. dealing with as
poets u the United States treasury sit
uau0n In the years 1850 to 1897 and price
movements In the Confederate states
states during the civil war.
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Chicago Dec. ga speciil % the
Tmcs-tieraid from Milan. Nh, Tdyai
600
Clark has surrtd Owe every d1'lnf's
wts,h Of his properly 10 his creditors.