Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

fiowlcs Gcoreo Mnihoson. Albert v
lluirnuH, John N NaishItt Henry W
HURON Willard q Nicholson John
llaiioy, John Ir Nielsen Charles "
brown James o. Nichols rfrdrrk W
liuftun 1hcudoro 2 Nnaii, william r
thrlsirnsun, Joseph piatL AlunfuW
tnlnu. John T pcRrt, john
tanhuut luEHnn " Pearson. Henry VI
Cutler. ifnuk tiirr WilnhmW
tutief John q " Richards FRANKLIN
thlpinuu, Wnshuurn slludgcrs Charles w
thtlsiophcrson, Mar lumncy. Williams
INT 1tninsrgrf Nduluh
oinnou. brigham T iios.ltdr. ircdfi6k c
Campbcii William iilCd. George
tUuiam. Joseph Robertson. john w
tannun, Mar Y Rose. Charles T.
DAVIS David g. Reeve, tlyrum
Done. Willard SPENCER, tlaudlua V
uucA worth. James Stewart, Charles II
Derrick, Lachnr.ah Z smith. George
Davis, James " Schuitlor, Cornelius u
lldfcdEH. Hon u spencer, Nahour
Eastman, JAMES I spencer. samuel q
Goddard, Nrnlamin spencer. George
COT Jrdediah Solomon, ChaflcsF
NfCrn. cornelius smith, iiyfuW VI
naliachef, lphni steward, barnard I
GILL David " sloan. Walter
Nathftt rnmuol ~ ~mith, iiadyn l.
iiopieibsei. knihouysioisismas' William
| lvrrson. iieborC smith. solomon y
lNNfs ~, dnmfal IuIMauss James u
| jacobson, iusgph A MMuulley, Ofsun a
knsht. iuhuM Mulis. Joseph =
| llvinE.lon. Daniel u Walker. John "
| Luck, william ~ MoilHr, Iacoh VI
| llddlc, lduufd y Woodbury., Thomas L.
/ Lambert, james \ Miudrf. Edwin !
/ laggion ifduck MhippiC. Daniel
| Mckenzie, David
Relief sooIeiy-Mary Elizabeth Horne.
/ president. Annie r. hyde and clara
/ e. Cannon. couurol0rs.
! Sabbath schooir-Thomas e. Grlggs,
/ superintendent. Richard y. Horne and
/ willard &. burton. assistants.
| Young Mems ~ !. Associations
/ Richard r. Lyman. superintendent:
/ Joseph II. Merrill and Hcbcr G. lvcr-
rln, assistants,
Young Ladies' NJ. 7. Afrooiatlona-
MARY 4. Frocse. superintendent. Mary
Pratt Young and Nellie G. Taylor. as
alstantH.
Primary Aasoclntionn-ca c.
Cobb superintendent. Lydia Ann
Wells and Mary l.. Morris. assistants.
Kindergarten Associations -Gcorgnna
| Fox Young, superintendent.
| Tabernacle Choir-Evnn Stephens
leader! Joseph J. payncr. urEnnist
and an the members Of the choir.
| scandinavian Meetings % Salt Lake
| city,. NJ siodahl president. Martin
christophcrnon and jcnH 4. Jensen,
counHclora.
German McctinGn-Arnoid Iischul-
thcfs, president. Henry Itciacr and
/ Herman Crcther. counuoltrn.
scandinavian Meetings at South Cot
| lnhMNQu-AhAfith hnltus
Elder George n. Mnrgetta as chief
uthcr at the Tabernacle rnd aids.
Elder Abraham o. Woodruff Of the
| Council OF Apostles was the next
speaker, Referring 20 the death Of
/ his father Elder Woodruff foit 90 ac-
/ knowledge tho hand % OOd IN what
had caused him great rrlef such
feeling was hut natural, though y was
/ greatly relieved by tho reflection that
/ IN the departure Of tho faithful. there
was cause Tor rejoicing nn well na ror-
row, The work OF the ministry 20 the
/ spirits 81 the departed was spoken OF
/ and the necessity that faithful ones
should be taken into the spirit world.
/ 90 perform this labor. Just before his
death, Prouidcnt Woodrun had ok.
pressed himself aa being prepared 90
depart. and % give a rcnort Of his
ministry and the people OF God. 60 his
fofm.r nsF1olatcH Ills love for an
/ men WIS spoken ~. nH also hiH unwli-
/ llnrncfa o. condemn thofc who were
sinful. while oondemning the sln It.
Felf.
Al mon should foollow him In hls
Willingness 20 sacrifice all personal
ambitious for the cause ~ truth. In
this respect and others f.ider Wood.
run pald a sons strong tribute 20 the
| worth of the late President. His trust
ing ,unfuspectlng nature led him 90
| 1udro others % be ms ftlf-ancrlnclng'
~ himself. The only cause Of grief
was In the fact that those who were
| loft behind might fan by the wayslde:
| though even under such conditions the
work would continue, Unity SIN pre-
vailed In tho quorumH ~ tho PRIEST
hood, ana IN such circumstances all
/ difficulties could be- overcome. Such
would not be tho case II this were not
the work of tho Lord. but VI man.
! Trials and difficulties under such con-
ditlnna could be- borne with patience
bccnnre OF their beneficial effect upon
the snntr An should be- servants Of
God indeed. faithful In an respects.
and working hnrd Tor the advancement
~ the great labor, preparatory o. the
Saints standing IN the presence Of
christ OF His coming
The speaker bore n strong testimony
o. the Truth of the Gospel. the reality
~ the resurrection. md the presence
~ tho Gifts of the Spirit among the
people.
Elder Kari O. Maor'r announced the
opening Of tho Lntior-dny Saints Coi-
icTc ON September 18Th. and conn
mcnded Il 20 the attention Of the PEG.
pie.
The choir and congregation sang;
God moves In n mysterious way,
His wonders 90 perform.
And henoiictlon was pronounced By
ELDER Brigham Young
Tho Conference adjourned % meet
on Saturday, cpcombor 10Th. at 10 am.