Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
FROM ACROSS THE POND.
Wa, win the World. the Flesh and the Devil

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cnce OF this kind Of lighting
whilst returning one evening from
visiting some Investigators at Hoog-
kork. A mob OF some twenty-five Hol-
landers intercepted Elder Hand and his
companion: they had an exciting time.
the mob Increased In size. stones began
10 ny, both Elders being compelled 10
beat a retreat Elder Hand several
times being thrown down and Kicked
with their wooden shoes. finally he was
hustled into n wide ditch. whcreupun
he beat q strategic retreat TO the other
side and others escaped his companlon
getting on more easily, he apparently
being ID twelve second man gave good
account OF himself Elder Philip r.
Maycock. who is lahOrlng iu the Turk
len mission, reports four lombard
hardments " the meeting house whore
he Is inbornE, hut stolcnlly remarka
''Of course II the stone throwing be-
comes serioua. we shall have 10 appeal
for protection. but ~ long as II keeps
within limits, II il father a good adj
vcrtlacmcnt Tor U.S.
In London there dwclis a miserable
specimen of humanity, who Elofiea IN
the euuhumirtlc uppcllatlon N Schll-
iur whose RDlo stock In trade, not Tor.
rottlng hla iurufahlc weakness "
iurid wing. consists " wcather-htat-
on banner that bears the Legend
Mormon Murders" together with an
awful ntrucity tartlstlcally) IN the
shape Of "a picture Illustrating an a.
Legged Mormon prles, cutting W.
throat " a certain Mrs. Maxwell. ne
also iH furnished with some pamphlets.
likewise Illustrated. that ought 60 be
preserved aa typographical Curlna. or
these he iH constantly reminding his
street corner audience. IN fact he
punctuatcs HE lectures ON Mnrmnnlsm
with 70 reference 10 the same only one
penny each" A. he uublushlnRly adj
mita, when crora.cNnmlnoi on The sub.
] iort that he has never been out OF
England. his lecture u somewhat I'M
| reliable nevertheless the sensation
loving street loafcr does not mind
little discrepancy such az that. pf
course u ln regular gold miuo Tor
him 10 follow the Elders around at
their open air meetings ana consequent
~ sells out on every occasion. lty dlnt
NJ patience and lung-autcrlng Elders
Stewart and StrIngfcliow succeeded IN
getting their audiences over O. their
side last summer nt iiummCrsmlfh,
where things ultimately got extremely
nnuacntlnr CO. this aforesaid purvcynr
~ penny drrndfulH The London El-
dorH opened up now district az Wat
ford this spring and Ho greut has been
the Interest IN their teachings that a
hall that has been hired In the confer NJ
the town has been crowded on sunday
evenings and large crowds listen 20
! them ON the streets during week nights.
Needless 10 remark tho Elders were
somewhat chagrlned 10 see that Schnl-
I Ter had come down from London with
/ an extra edition ~ hi penny horrible.
/ one evening three weeks ago when they
were about 90 start an open air meet
ing That Saturday nlrht was dis
I tinctiy schaiier'H. the appearance %
/ Elders Stringfcllow and Anderson be-
/ Ing greeted with cries ~ down with
I a. q q. A..
/ crowd promptly made rush for the
/ boys smashing their hats Rnd lndulg-
/ Ing In a regular rough and tumble dis
| play urdcr tho very nose OF the Holl-
/ iary policeman on the square, who
/ promptly advised them 10 get out 10 the
| outskirts, which they did. followed by
Schallsr ami his impA As the rocks
In that part Of Wntfor1 wcrr not glued
down. The procession headed back 10
| town croas-lotH. finally tho police reai-
/ lied that the Mormon batting had gone
| Tar enough ana rescued the principals
and escorted them 90 the police sta
| ton, whore they were subsequently. not
exactly let over the wall IN n basket.
but uRherrd out the back entrance.
whilst Schallcr continued bis hnrnnFue
upon the market place. Such In brief
are the dcvil'a methods n Fighting
truth. After twenty months cNneri-
/ rnce In the ncld have yet 10 md tho
man who viii night Mormonlsm upon
doctrlnnl grounds. despite the fact
they unhcsltatlngly designate Il az ne
ton ana fraud.
The stan here at headquarters has
become somewhat depleted. Brother
Edwin r. Parry, who has for the two
I years pnrt ably insisted IN editing the
( Star. and further answering Hcurrilous
attacks on the Lattcr-dny Saints on
| an occasions through the columns W
! the press, sailed last week on tho
/ Lucanin for home. lie was nccompa-
! MED by Elder g. l.. Rose, who has
| made a record 10y the number ~ tracts
/ and an edition of tho Doctrine and
| Covenants that he has run on out IN
| the miniature press room down the
/ yard. President Rulon \. Wells also
has left for an extensive trip on the
continent, whore he win visit all the
| various conferences ere h. returns. on
the same day, Dr. James n, Talmngc
arrived on the Etururla, conveying a
valuable case OF ammunition In the
shape OF numerous Views ~ Acenerlos
In the Beehive state, ready mounted
for lecturing purposes. Tho sterc0ptl.
| con scnrchllght IN new, up-t0-date
/ development In the warfare against the
usurper Satan. who viii have 10 wake
up somewhat and gct the strategic
. beard Into action, ono by one his Oh
solcto muzEle leaders nro grtting dis.
| mnntlcd, atd only In rural districts In
/ 'IhAA hllthlh ts"rh thut muHHsCuNDfs
| piece Of siege artillery (the Mormon
| DANTE and throat-cuttlng gnrD ever
/ explode with any eclnt. Some time bnck
/ Major general William Jnrman in-
/ dulgel IN some pyrutcchnics In tho
| peaceful little kentiah town of Dover.
/ The rnhhle was stirred up 10 tho az.
! icnt OF indulging In the usual hoodium
ulsplly our genlal-eyod doctor -hc
[ with tho Walter Scott hrow-late of
/ Cedar city. was openly accused on de-
camping with six u Dover'H cnmllcst.
3. llttd girls However the paper ~
the town saw through the major ren.
/ crhl ot the birthstone Funllirrs ana
! the following editorial note ,yas no
| rouaequonce; Anything more rrvnit.
| lnE or VULGAR than tho discourse which
I lhe tN-Mnfinon priest delivers 10 OK
| pure MS former associates Ia Utah Il 4.
I Impossible 10 conceive. But what
| lnfHcH my comprehension IL thai thor
I nte people willing 20 accept for 'rbst,eI
| the strange ana startling narratives
I Mhl'h the Went onuntryman retails 10,
inc edlhchilon 90 of his oxcitod hear.
er7 don't want % use amy imnron,,
lnnguhr concerning the detslis ~ H.
Jt,nlah p stories, but may say Tins
l"r one decline absolutely tn treet
RIM an aerlouN Nothing MIN lrdn"e
mo Ia believe that Mr.. Iarmsn's ,farts,
cAlsl oih'r than ln his own fertlie ant
inoIhN imagination. I once tonk M
us 'h1ok-ah shilling pinin. rgo sbiiIi,.,'
cluth CnNrrnd-uH "A mnttrr - .,..fti.-