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CYCLING.

At Troy Wednesday E. G. Bald wor
the mile open professional from one o
the largest fields of the season, eigh
men starting. Eaton, Freeman, Bald
Mcfarland, Kimb'e, Mosher, Stevens
and Mertens.
Out at Woodside Wednesday night
johnson and koser rode the two miles
in the tandem race in 3m. SIS. The
feature OF the evening was the five-mile
paced match race, in which Leon Boula,
OF France, with an exciting sprint on
the last lap, defeated John Robertson OF
England, by twenty-five yards, in ION
II 4-5s.
Johnny Zimmerman, the youngest
professional rider in the country, having
lately been transferred, will ride under
the colors Of the Castle Wheelmen Of
Philadelphia, as of old.
The departure of Gougoltz and Lam
berjack, the French crack tandem team,
for their native shores, has necessitated
change in the program, among whom
were several Philadelphians, Of the race
meet of the Century Wheelmen, which
is scheduled for Saturday afternoon,
June 25th, at Tioga track.
The motor pacing in the Bordeaux
Paris race does not seem to have been an
unqualified success, and even Rivierre,
the winner, who was better served than
any of the other competitors, asserts that
he could have done better with tandem
pacing. The chief difficulty experienced
was the number of punctures which hap
pened to the motor-pneumatic tires and
the delays occasioned thereby.
Charlie Barden, England's fastest eye
ling sprinter, says that training in Aus
tralia is hot job The heat he expert
enced there was terrific, and instead of
training in the day time, he had to get
up at I o'clock in the morning, sleep
during The day. and resume operations
at night. No nan, he says, need expect
to do much there until he becomes ac-
climated.
July 4th in Philadelphia, there will be
two of the most important match races
ever held on any track in a single day.
Tom Linton, of Wales, the unquestioned
Champion of Great Britain, will meet
Edouard Taylore, of France, in race of
thirty miles, The American Cycle Rae
ing Association has offered the men a
small fortune for their struggle and there
is TO be no limit to the number of pace
makers both are to have in the race.
Eddie McDutfie, the sensational mid
die distance rider, who has won every,
middle distance race in which he has
competed in Philadelphia, and inciden-
tally moved down number of competi-
tion records like chaff before the wind,
will ride l5-mie match race at the
Woodside Park track, next Wednesday
evening, June 22d, with Henri Cissac,
the French middle distance rider. The
race will be muti-paced, all the big
machines now at McDufie's disposal and
those at Woodside Park being used for
the occasion.
The bicycle riders following the ma
tional circuit say that notwithstandin &
the spell of warm weather now prevail
ing tkey have experienced ''frosts" all
along the line. They attribute the lack OF
public interest in cycle racing and other
sports to the war as the chief factor.
There are numerous contributing causes,
one of which is that the average rider
prefers riding about the country on his
own wheel to watching other men ride
races. His ticket money he expends in
and seems to thoroughly
enjoy the change.
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~EWSP PAPER ADVERTISING IN THE
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edition for 1897, with having regular issues of
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Of each and every State of the American Union,
naming those towns only in which there are
issued newspapers having more than 600 circu,
lation. This book ISSUED December Is, 1897 will
be sent, postage paid to any address, on receipt
of one dollar. Address The Geo. p. Rowell Ad-
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work cut out to keep them from being
swanped. Ellis is handicapped in not
having the Ben Franklin to coach from-
He expects its arrival all day, but even
then the crews will not be able to do
much work until the strong wind moder-
ates and the white caps are gone.
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a District Map
of Delaware

The STATE SENTINEL of Dover is hav-
ing prepared and will soon be ready to
deliver New Map Of Delaware, giving
the boundaries OF the Representative and
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Constitution. $1.1O will secure
this valuable Map and the STATE SENTINEL
for one year. The number is limited;
subscribe at once. New subscribers will
receive the paper the balance Of this year
free. Address, with remittance, s
The STATE SENTINEL, Dover, Del.
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Early Morning Arrests.

Thomas Fahey and John Connolly
were arrested early this morning for dis
orderly conduct. Connolly was minus
one of his shoes. They will be given
hearing before Judge Ball today.
Otto Winters was arrested for obtain.
ing goods under false pretense from .
man by the name of Levy.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Louisville at st. Louis
Cleveland and Pittsburg not sched-
He'd.
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distributors Supplies.

Every Distributor needs kit. No
other concern in the country can
compete with us in the manufacture
of the goods; no other house makes a
speciality of furnishing these supplies.
The complete outfit will be sent any
where for S.. 1t consists OF the tol-
lowing necessary articles:
official schedule of charges y 10
I strap feet long, N inches wide
thick, heavy webb and strong pat
ent buckle. Made expressly for Dis
tributors. rs
l Sign Tackers Hammer, very finest
quality and superfine finish so
Paste Brush, seven inch, all clear,
white bristles, set very full, patent
fastening, wax finish head and
handles. rs
Canvas Bag, regulation size, with
stout strap for shoulder CARRIE.
Best made. Rivited Throughout at
points and we'll stitched 100
I Bone Folding Knife. Best selec-
ton. rs
I set of : inch Stencils for lettering
signs. 200
You can order any of the above ar
ticles at the price quoted. We have
no catalogues; we do no printing. We
handle no goods, other than those
mentioned above.
The Distributors Supply Company
River and Union Streets,
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
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or Word "Ad' . months in Journal l5c. Stamps
Nv E3J-It reaches Western people E. B. Rilly,
9 South Broadway, st. Louis, Mo.
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TONGUES OF THE TRIBES.
One hundred and sixty Ian
guages and dialects perfectly re-
produced in a 64-page book. You
can secure copy for a Dime. 1t
is a marvellous collection, Of
rare historic and educational in
terest and Importance. Address
B. c. Lee, Box 81, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
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Frank Shaw is spending some tims
with friends at Penn's Grove.
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AURING 1895, / distributed over
| 25O,OO0 pieces Of advertising mat.
- ter and up to date l have not
heard OF a single complaint. Results
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Batteries-Calahan and Donohue-
Chance; Hawley and Vaughn. Umpires-
Emslie and Curry.
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a Conference in rew,.


Jcddo. Nov. s. 1898
by request I report u1r late confer
cnce held ut Jeii1. Blsirup C1un,y.
Texas IN The Southwestern states ms-
sion.
The Elders had fine arhlr prepared
~ h1ld conference in. Elder WIN. r.
Jack mot u1 ni %. m. 90 the evening 1f
the 2nd. After consultation uI She
Elders, 50 was decided % make a new
conf'rencc' which was done ana o. was
called the Austin conference. with
Elder WIN. II. Jarllno ua ur sidcut.
AZ Z p. m. Elder VIM T Jack called
a meeting W the Elders reporting thelr
lauofs cor me past Xix mur.hs. ana hy
Eld1r VIM. 7. Jack. on tns evening of
the End the wagons began So come iu
frnm the surrounding districts. almc
clinl-g ns FOR as twenty miles on the
morning NJ the 5r1 The frft Aurtln cone
ference convened. There was i good
Attendance ~ sdnia ana Investigators
present. The conference continued four
days. three sessions each day with "a
good Attendance each soHaun. The
time was occupied bv Elder WIN n.
jack and The Elicr whl were present.
All the speakers had che Influence uf
iho Sp.rH Of God. and the people gJ.
The Wurl or thH Lord fr1w The lIuH uf
his Heryauts The people listened af-
tcnuycly 90 she remarks VI the Eidora.
All She HliuiH present testified that
they had been built up u thclr most
h1'v fIith
sunday hclnr The general fast day
The Saints came together fasting and
the afternoon session was devoted 20
,cHilmnnlHH. a number ~ she Saints
bore Finlrg tU.i'mU1Irs tl the truthful
mess OF the work thay h1d oHpIuHrd;
even little children go older shan eight
summers auHe nnd testified ~ Tie
goodness ~ Gld i1Wufi them. No one
can imagine what "a great work is be-
Ing carried on ,n ihe missionary field
except those who have been engaged
in 70 and taken nif In the actual labor.
Conference adjourned ana che Eiiers
began 90 make preparations tu start ~
their neids or labor
Yours very sincerely,
JAMES 4. DUKE.
REUBEN .. HAMILTON.
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conference In Iowa
pes Molnes. Iowa.
october 81. ls's'

70 'n' ..t.rsnec of the Elder. labor,, li..
The 'vN. ~ Iowa was held pcton.l
in 90. on al Sioux city. IN the ~. Us.
~ ah1 ~ tho courthouse, anu w
a3i.iN ii..1,rt aud interesting as WI
yal W.. Therc were present ~"
laiiiu Erisrh. president OF we IL,
LOU 1900 mission. ana seFei t.l','',, "a
or III ihf iowa conie NC, r, f,,rn
rIders OF this cohiel.n' tt',G, avn
Wa ~. y-ita. Two are from i.hI'Y'
tilh ,.'.,,io and two from Mckee,
ffgm sbe conference the Llu,l
~ mo various principles ol we
fpl" manner shat demons ~
O.sp.l ",s. fsith nf the Lhiter-dAy
% ftundsd In eternal truth AM
salnu ,,I .us In ali 49, bearings WIN
4. hali.,b. III science and reason as wen
word OF God. ., ,,.,. ,,,,.
,. daily papers announce wy, ',,
ln' "a made friendly comment on
fffn''' - thr Elder. AZ wei ne the
Oh, .'i.f reaching without purse ana
rp sr,,s in mauy portions OF , tna
a". .Ytf..fHu ItH puiirF ON tug W.
iat' .,gastiDn considerably wlihln 'h,
m'n md through the medium oi
~ ,t,Itfan. and interviews WIN
~. much prejudice mas Oe'h anu y
bi,hf . y li..c Of the conference, Elder,
49,. ~ Wallace and Confad " oil'i ~
lAt ,l.rihly released 90 return ''
~. t.r.t and loved uncL 49,. D..
W., ...IFumtnts ~ the Eiieis
f, tbIs conference was then mae
, ii.2"r NJ nlekmore and y. Han
rga i.,. lS NJ Il. Garner and y. ormond'
a.. gl,iimle county. Address ''un-
q r' .'.g' n. uliel and G. II. Rasmussen
,,t,riior. Lucas county me-,
f.Nu vs.. Whoudnn ana Henry
,.i'.t..f il ft.I Oik.goniE1meiy 'ouh-
U,.t.,. j. D.. Anderson and Parley
,,I','.,gr Ftlrhdd. Jefferson county
"-t"s- utyid Ulshton 90 rri q new
,.vIan and labor Va Madison c"uh-
tp. %. nt CrcatonD
"atlrs J. q. Thomas and y. o. ray
tr D. MolntE ,..,..
siiris IN Utah or elsewhere NV,
Va 8r relatives in Iowa whom th.y
H.fr uH 20 visit We SHAH b, tlng ~, ~
100 lt Tho earliest opportunity INC NC
s.Ists should give thla matter lhouk
al alns.l ration, na u niten pave ~
a. opening up the Gospel ln % To-
,.ty ah.s prejudice has previously
At'-. may be- sent 60 Elder ], "
-t.gia PRECEDENT " the Iowa confer
,rs itis y. Court avenue. Dca Moinp .
lew" JOSEPH D. THOMAS.
pfrsldeut Of Iowa Conference.
THOMAS ID. WALLACE,
clerk OF Conference.
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Do 10 renns..ee conierenes.
Columbus. Polk CO., y. g"
Nov. Z. 1se2



Nov. Z, 1898.
To ~ EiEor;
SIN che ''lliile stone" rolls on tho
Easi Trrrttsse conference was held
at rlntHWn. Forsyth county y. O. ON
August glth. 1855. Al the Elders came
ifsu pnnioWn with smiling faces rytly
g. aVsp. ihe feast which thcy hld pocn
tI arNIuHly waiting nor ~ our
ffletihH 300 meeting I WIS appolftnd 20
nbgr with Charles 4. lierg " SANDY,
Utah uU che aOth OF August We start
~ or our new county Joining SCUM
Carolina. Ne we reached the county
w. Wgro advised by the people 90 stay
on N certain parts uH 3 was very dam
Efll, but knowing we were tAkns
uo1H mefsago and that lie 'Woull proc
reached Columbus, the couffy SCAT
4h' hrsi man We me, was the ellluf
oi ihe Polk county NrwA lie was
standing hy the court house. lie APP
tiigl 10 BE- in dfep thought lHrn-
nllgl mYfHN and hAnlCd him a tract.
nh' Alurnonf,' WIS the reply,
"a. lei' Gle, fhlt Is what sho people call
a smile ran over hls face.
a. lpl oall yourselves ministers uf the
us.s,pel' do yOug"
Wen, We have got the Gospel here,
w You had better make tracks O
.tA Jog we have no use Tor you, nor
We assured the Tentleman that we
"'lo Nhlled States citizens ana aF png
qua nni harm any one, We had "a
''' rgh' 20 80 through the coun'
4, H' gentleman assured us again
~ Nr were not wanted IN ths chs
~, 80 lNtt ii We did p1t leave. We could
49, lMnn'r, We told him that aa
-, NJ We had done our work We
20 We were told shat shr Nor
on N.w had been driven cat 81 the
10y ana That We would be. Finally
~ ga thut he would publish oul
in DIS paper ana guarantee ~
eroWl' 0f people. W. nexl
frr. t.r tNe mayor ~ the city, WI
Nus s.ltu. prayer Ia our hearts
W. ',n.l % Doe Kind gep.leman
20. ,I'lucei uurHelyD o. him an,
M ulin "a tract ana f1ld him a yttc.
arA Tie showed us his h0us'
ar+ aN ~ 10 come and see hin
srb.. ll' i0id us thlI we could dis
gaYit our literature and the peopll
t~ pleased 10 recflve H.. w
tr.,,ll 'nls tn De- the case. The people
can o., ~ very kindly and asked as ,
nnir.. '1 were out IN the country 40,
ma Nb llerds eyery,yhere anxl1us Q.
W. something about the Churcl
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STAKE CONFERENCE REPORTS.
Bannoci, stake

Chlslornrli flIh1.

To Che Editor.
The nrsi quarterly conference Uf n1n-
mock sake waH held "a Trout Cft. D.
Hammock Co. Idaho. Oct gard nul .i.h.
J.. =. Pond. Etabr president. and -.
Jensen. first CounfIlur, WIEN 400 Che
U.ah1ur on the wnrif Wsra rfea'rt. The
reports uf the bishops show i1a stake
tu he iu n good condition.
Elder Pond said ihe presidency have
visited go the ward since the lfEInIgl-
ton IN July and mud very rood spirit
pfovailiuG.
Everybody seems so rejoice because
We can now have conference close at
home, without climbing "a range OF
mountains.
Elder iien y. Rich aild h. had visited
tho Southern Htltta and about apl
Elders, and found greater love, unity
ana harmony among those Elders than
De- had found elsewhere.
brother T.. J. Williams, who her iuHt
returned from Nebraska. aud Brother
Nathan Thatcher. from the South.
tcriinrd 90 the same condition and an
said We can have just a. much love and
harmony it homo 10 We VIII DO our duty
ana live our religion.
chester Call. PRECEDENT OF the Hlgh
Council, raid this is no time % q, down
ln Zion and ..aay, 'all y Wcll.' not more
than one hair u she people are doing
their duty. We are wllling 60 receive
the Priesthood hut neriHoi io perform
tho duil.H dft.'v'ng upon Co., Not only
in our stake Uut all over Iion this .H
true. We arc careless, slack ANA urEIl-
gent and need awakening.
CounFolor -. Jensen spoke Of iha
principle of faith. Hr utFrd the people
10 study tho Scripture and learn ,n'
dulles M the pr'. hood
EIior Pond frluIcrd. hn said IN The
| testimonies given 90 fhiH conference,
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'fitaHyl5
'AsIf[ll?AS|
NJ IN. lsk.zsAsii<Xl

You really don't know what comforts
able travelling DO if you have never tray-
cled via tht burlington.
Holds tho worlds record for long
distance fast running. 1895 miles. 1917
minutes.
The burlington Route Is 5.25. miles
long-neiuy onr-thlrd tho distance
round tho world.
on'ra a wider choice Of routes than
any other line. 10 aud from Chicago.
g. Louis. omaha. Kansas city and all
eastern points.
Two through trains each way daily.
Ncst.hulod bunct smoking library
cuu. Pullman sleeping cars. reclin-
lng chair ears Ooats frcol. coaches.
Finest dining car service In tho world.
Dining ears operated on the cafe plan,
that Is. you pay only far what you or
der.
Tickets al ofnces uf connecting lines.
/. \. DENTON, Ticket Agent. II. q.
W, liy,, pnoly Block
n. D. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
W. n. MMILLAN, Gen. ACT,
.it s, W. Temple st.. salt Lake City
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In tho sunny sou,h.


Cottondule, Ca nov D 'a'''
T, me Eiitor.
AMER eagerly reading over your coz
-. elnriudod to write u Few llntA'
f9g, In that portion ~ tho LORDS vine
80 called by Spanish explorers
sf.rt IN Flowers / left my noun
a. home ro dear IN June or the pres
Ia yesr. when ] felt myself gldlns
~ nom the Rockies many thnuEht
n homo. friends and enjoyment 'ann
IA spsd through my mind. was
e5rr because God had called hha
g,5'sf 10 show my patriotism 70 tn'
-.-,t-.t and rrentrst cause on earth.
ttgrt thirty or w. went together. How
.ssfsrfd who and what would
go "a contact with during my hn-
49,. tried TO picture In my ln-
affsusn what I would zee and what !
et amt 10 Alabama and then
si-s ID Florida. We have met many
IN fisnda and some that were not
Btsi / have Instructions now y.
b. o. Mobile county, Alabama nh'u'
q mlss In the county that i nave
ben hhlhng In much sickness w ~
tarabe. 1 have Just begun 70 i','i-'
what Mormon ~ ana what tho w.
ra q Christ requires, " ! hHu nh,
nrr t8 fHy % our young people,
would sny. read our books more hinls
Oh. Dflai. road the sermons that hf'
uafhai hv the orucleH 1f the hFihl
"a ana learn g sling the hcnuuiu
trrs % ZION. 4 rous IN tho south
mrr In the Spirit Of God, ~ equal 10
iTmI1
lta getting cooler here now. sum
rar IH rnthUrlug up her robes " Nln',
asl o. slowly gliding away The DIV
rH Hf- l1UHInE their look OF beauty
ana o. me thr birds seem 20 sing OF ih'
slowly dying year.
our conference n progressing uuhcl
ihe leadership NJ Elder irving L. ffnt
N Provo. and the ELDERS are interested
Do th. puuse ~ tho great Creator Thel
tss.fe r. tl honor their parents, Co non
Ct dc cause, and In honor tho Lord.
W. N. BOYLE III
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that tfry can rut
siecp by passiur Tie hands before the eyes
This Ii called hypnotism an influence
alout which very little q known and u h
moi a difficult matter 90 End few people
who have bccu pvt 90 sleep ~ this manner.
You can hnd hundreds and thousands u
Nomeu. however whose sleep has been
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payo,ite Prescription u touthts the
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dlsaqreeahle drains upon the system, ifIcg.
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down" pains, netNou.ne,,, ue9ponut ney
and hystrfia. "payufite Prescription 4
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stfrpgthens. II helps 20 make existence
pieaslnt before baby comes, and on the
occasion of the little oue's advent danger
n avoided and the pain reduced 10 almost
h' ~. Ann, willy. Oiiehigan Housed Of North
,fii. snint 60. IS nak., whites " aim enjoying
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FROM MISSIONARY FIELDS.

u fatier.day Saints. we had the priv
ilegc of explaining the Gospel tn then.
We met with sume usrs Hcutluu. but
THIS did not hurt the cause % truth.
HARRY IL. STRIVES.
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Tho Hliuhr'1us utls settlement NJ
lu,lm'ui Cache county hfF ur the
Co., pr."HUe 0f iHl.r Ai.a %. Barrie.
MHI hI. been away lflW fhH wales Hrd
dolls Ul M. EIHhI.s. hu.I.H. uU fHH
kingdom nf O1d IN the Southern States
and CaU".H Ny LOO fhH ifH k.r.uUiN
,lrfrruH. Hi the same II" .II.N In
upon iho Nrws' the ii.b .fft.. lHIknr
in0 nirurH of hulth and suH r.h rrI
feeling ilai bio Time bal boon fH. fHu
wasted during DID, aNHrr." from DO.
presence Hf Due d. Htlvrf Two iUHaI E.-
dcrs-an IyF Elder flfTHH1rH u'U
tI'nr MISSIONS In k0Hfu.EY ana thr
erection Uf l cuurir off p'rUf ur wore
HlIr ur. IH HluiHmp Ht1u IlU Hf h.I
hHw' Hu O.HI.r T. 1870 90 Doc r.t apart
un hH mHH.0n on The 7ih Df th. anne
month.
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Arrive salt lake CITY
"lho Overland Limited" nom ihIs
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Kansas city, Denver and PARK
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G.I Ticket OlGe. No. 20I Nom street,
Telephone Nl dN
only ono niFht on tho ruaI % Omaha. -,
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ono uIFht additional
ihu Union Pacific Is thOonlV limo through
20 above ualnis without change Of cars. aud
Tho only limo operating Nunut smoking aud
Library cnrt uud Pullman Dining Cara with
u ana ~ hours quickest tlmu 10 Mlsslun
lANof aud Chicago respectively
n. a. CLAY, uuuufll Arpuk
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FROM THE MISSION field.

Eldsr JOSEPH Smith o. Granger loft
home August ~ two years aro and IN
response 60 a can 90 fulni a mission
iourneyed 90 Philadelphia ana then
crossed tho broad Atlantic 60 his des-
tlnauon. which was Great britain. on
hls arrival IN ihe Mersey River be was
assigned 20 roll ON the work In the
birmingham conference Whore Doc full
hllrd an honorable mission uu,l rec
leased 10 return home couple ~
weeks ago. During hIs stay lu Che
county NJ Warwiekshro Do oai1yed
robust health ana biz share vi
healthy spirits, Tie reports mo n.rm.ng-
ham conference. which By ghe way h
the only conference ln the BuITh ml1-
sion that owns their own meeting
house. 90 be IN a nouGshlng condition
aa regards blp,Isma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19
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