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To the Editor;
Although Samoa Il 5000 miles from
salt Lake CITY, situated between ~
ana 10 degrees south latitude and iGg
and i13 degrees west longitude, yet.
here can be found the industrious Ma
mona "a the natives call Us, trying
10 mn our hives with every good that
We can gather round. We are here In
the true fashion Of "Mormona," obscrv-
ing all good things we are accustomed
to. We remembered our beloved par
cnts by celebrating that great day
which planted M In the tops Of the
mountains, the 2ith ~ July,
on that day, according to the cus-
tom ut home we fired the cannon at
day break. raised Old Glory at sun
rise and snlutcd II with the star
SpnnFlcd llunnof'' by the Tunsivi NE
band. Elders John J. Roberts and d,
q, Mcbride N this village, had ar
ranged % fine program FOR the day,
ana Elders Warwick, lie Roy Clayton,
a.. W. Horne. Warren LOnghurHt and
wife. with the TuaHiw NE band and "a
number Of Saints from the different
villages came In on Saturday, july %.
on sunday July %, four meetings
were held with large crowds IN at
tendance, Many who came were unable
90 get seats ana therefore stood out
side by windows and doors. A nne
spirit prevailed and many were the
good things said. Great good is OK
pectcd from our meeting together; "a
great many already having expressed
themselves me- believing our doctrine.
An were looking with great cNpcctn-
ton for the gith uf July
Accordingly they were awakened by
the roar or the cannon ut o'clock on
the morning. TIL" roar ut the cannon
excited them for little while. bringing
10 their memories the men-uf-wur that
have lust lately Hhclled Samoa A. o
o'clock about 30 young men lined up In
military order under the direction Of
Elder John J. Roberts who had trained
them FOR the day. and with the band
under the management NJ Warren
Lunghurst they ala some line march
inr and presented nnc Hnldlery app
penrnnce. which interested the curious
crowd. A. 10 o'clock meeting was
called. where Elder y. G., Mcbride de-
llvered an address OF welcome. fol-
pinlnirg the meaning ~ the day, Elder
Warwick then spoke ON the early his
tory OF the "Mormons," and how we
branr'a tine chosen people nf God and
nos. .enrs of ils Holy Spirit The
apsechps were intrrHnersod with songs
nnd music by the band. Dinner was
rprcnd nj I o'clock, After an had been
comfortably seated around the table,
which was made OF sandy soil covered
with nutlvc mats. thanks was offered
10 God for his love and care over an
ln this remote land.
The afternoon was spent In foot races
and games ard sport including a ma
tive taalolo as u is called. a number
OF natives gather together and under
the leadership OF some chief they
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Co BE- discouraged In their inbors but
pres forward and build No The wards
and Stake.
Elder Wells sold we should consider
u nh honor Go Doc aides and uHslHtnuti
20 our Heavenly futhyr. It, denied the
statements of the world that wr ARE "a
rrlnHt-rlddvn people and ul1 We were
umeunhlo Co proper authority but wo
knew that 0utaleuders were true Pro-
phots " God.
Ia the Afternoon Elder W. 4. HYDE
made e fGw remarks upon tho subject
Of patience and endurance iu our inblrs.
Elder j. L. Dalton and Patriarch
Norton bore earnest testimonies to tho
truth of the Gospel
Elder McMurln spoke " the endure
lug character of the testimony vi The
Gospel when an other pleasures fllU.
sunday morning the general and local
ofleorH were prcscntod ana sustained
uH ut our last Conference. with tho
exception OF the stake uilctrr OF the
Y. NJ. ". I. \. Elder Parkinson stated
that % new ward had been organized
ami named Grant in honor vi Elder
li"h"r j. Grant who organized this
stake also that Che precedent of the
MutullH had hpou called uH li.Hhup Uf
thIH Ward and therefore 10 was uUr6H-
H1fy Go organize the S. 81. 81. /. a..
again, which was done.
Elder Wells spoke Du ths necessity OF
continual revelation. also Of tho duty
uf parents 90 provide good. pure lIt.fua
turg Tor their children. and not t1 allow
iu their home thU reading which NIUu.H
Tho Priesthood uf AlmIguy God. Elder
o.. O.. SHAW VI Salt Lake. spoke ou the
same theme.
in Che afternoon Elders McAiurrIn
anl Wells delivered powerful sermons
ON ihn subject uf uthIuE. urging the
Saints Go live up 90 thla lass aud
urumlH.uE the bIsfHIug OF tho AIulrhty
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STAKE CONFERENCES.


Tho quarterly conference ~ the san
Juan stake ~ Zion commenced ut Mon
uCollu ON August i4th, ut 90 u.m.
on the stand wor, EIdofH T. a. Ham
mund aud Wayne ~ it0dd Uf the stake
preHidnutyi Elders H. Ensign. J . tflrWa
ANA 4. y. Taylor. missionaries of the
Colorado State mission. Elder Low W.
Richards NJ th sunday School Union
board. and fllr ruprDs ntatlUn uf iiigh
Councillor. bishops. HupsrinteudnntH
and presidents NJ the several urglniza-
lions of the stake.
After the preliminary exercises. Elder
=. 4. Hammond made "a few remarks.
Ito UNhurtDd tho Saints 60 put away
worldly thoughts ana enter into this
gathering Tor n lasting blessing. The
principle OF paying uthing0 be- said. q
before tho people. and n The people VIII
observe THIS law. this will be d land %
Zion
Elder Wayne II. Rcdd spoke " the
promises tho Lord has made 60 lllH pup-
pie. providing they Yield obedience 90
HlF laws We should not worry Dc
Huld, about the Elders IN the missionary
Fields, but rather labor among the
young people ut home. lie regretted
that Hn many uf the young seem Co DRIFT
away from The faith Of their parents.
The reports ~ the several wards were
encouraging, Nearly every Organization
was complete and In good working ore
der. The meetings were well attended.
Light crops are being raised ON uc.
count Of the scarcity ~ water. A. Mon
tiUpllo there was no grain at ulI. only
scunt crop OF hay The other wards
have from half 10 two.thirdH or crop.
The principal speakers during the
conference were Elders y. a. Ham
muud and ". n. Redo. Of tho stake
presidency. Elders Enaign. GrIgg and
Taylor. " the Colorado mission, and
Low W. Richards In the Interest OF the
Sabbath schools.
Elders Ensign and Gfirgs delighted
the conference with beautiful singing
and music.
The sunday school annual conference
was n decided success. 70 being the
strongest organisation iu the stake
The young men and young ladies held
their conference cuniuiutly
The conference adjourned for thruo
months To meet ~ Mancus. Colo.
l. H. Redo. stake clerk
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McMastcr brigham; Francis r. Smith
Pennington, Joseph Weston, Lake
Town. Samuel Webster. Cedar city,
samuel W. Parkinson, Franklin; Will
liam N. Grimshaw. Beaver. For the
scandinavian Mission-Asu n. Farley,
Greek. Almur %. Larson, Mllviilu;
John =. Mortcnson. Halliday. Jennie e..
MurtcnHon. SAT- Lake city; Hans r.
Jensen. Mapleton For the German
Mission Henry y. liottondorf Salt
Lake city For the Turkish Mission
J Alma Holloway, Vcrnul.
Releases and AppointmontH-Ei n.
%. Mckay president of the Scottish
Conference. has been huuorhhiy rec
leased 90 return home. and viii sail
from GLASGOW ON the &c. city Of Rome,
August 90.
Elder James X. Miller has been ap.
pointed 60 succeed Elder Mckay as
president " tho Scottish Conference.
Sister Lottlo Dewey Campbell has
hcun hunurnhly released Co return
home per 90 city W Rome. from GlaH-
gov. August 90.
Elder ". W Reese of tho wclrh
Conference has been hou1rnbiy released
VIII sail from Southampton on the H.H.
st. Paul
The Elders Just arrived Cor the Brit
Ten Mission have been appointed 60
labor in the various Conferences as
follows:
Lewis Carver. birmingham. Joseph
~ Ford. Liverpool Richard u Davis,
Wales. Thomas MoMaHtur. Scottish:
Francis p. Smith nottingham Joseph
Weston. Bristol. Samuel Webster.
Newcastle, Emily T.. Parrish. Norwich.
samuel J. Parrish and Samuel w.
Parkinson. Sheffield. william a. Crime
shaw. London.-Millonniul STAR Aug
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'ori"ton. Canada. sept @ 1890.
To tho Eiltors
The regular quarterly conference ~
the Alberta stake nj Zion was held In
the DurdHtun meeting hUu u sunday and
Monday August 2sth aud 4sth
Present were. OF tho Council NJ Ahos-
ties. Elder John W. Taylor also tho
presidency and leading Elders % th"
on Sunday az 1850 @. M. after tho
opening remarks by Elder g.. ID. card.
the conference was addressed by several
VI the Elders, followed by Elder John
W. Taylor, who spoke imprrHslygiy up.
ON the necessity N the sNlntH guarding
against following DO the footsteps ~ tho
world In departing from thn
spirit and ordinances Of W.
Gospel. Hg gave Instructions tu thuHr
likely Co be- called 90 go f1rtht as mise
rlnnnrlca unto the inhabitants OF tho
earth. eyhortod the people 90 have faith
and keep tho commandments of the
Lord.
In the afternoon and evening rcporis
were given iu from some uf the urEHul4
zntlOus NJ the stake, "rlHuncl with
words 81 instruction and encourage.
mont BY Elders y. W. Taylor. %. A.
Wooley ]. A. Woolf and g., %. card.
on Monday, after tho opening oxor-
clfos. Elder Taylor addressed the con.
ference, stating that more than one
thousand guula had been added To our
AumhCrs the present season and sim
more were coming, iu consequence ~
this. in addition 90 the dix wards ale
ready established, 10 was necessary 10
organize two Wurv. Zone ut Caldwell.
and one az El.t Aotnnl and 90 nll up
All vacancies IN the former orrnnizu.
lions Ito called tho attention Of the
people 90 tho necessity 81 providing
suitable buIlilnEu ana nppurieuuucnH
FOR the proper education ~ the rising
generation. and alsu 70 more commu-
dIous tabernacle for public worship. lie
then called Tor reports OF various Load
lur enterprises being established ln the
stake. one ~ tho most Important being
q new roller mill lu courH, of erection.
Reports were given by the different
parties specially Interested Elder John
a Woolf was hnuurahly relUlaod from
acting as counselor Co Elder Carl. stake
president. and sustained hy unanimous
vote TO bo ordained "a Patriarch
Reports were then given in from tho
sunday schools Y. A. NJ. J. A.. primary
and Y. l.. 81. J. a, ~ the Stake. show.
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To the Editor;
Tho Nebraska conference, OF Elders
ANA Saints or the church Of Jesus
Christ nj Lnttor-day saints, was held
AuF 18Th aud goth In the X. Il, Hall,
n. gath aud Charles street, omaha,
Nob, beginning saturday, y. M, cone
tnulng until Sunday evening, Three
public meetings and one Priesthood
meeting were held, all of which Wcrc
woll attended
There were present NJ the Apostles,
Elder 81. r. Cowlcy; OF the Northern
states mission. Elders Louis 4. KclHch
and J, l., Hatch ~ the Mlasuurl cun-
florence, e.. g. Steftcusen, who had boon
released to return home.
After the usual opening exercises sat
urday evening Elders John latch and
g.. g. SteusnHeu occupied the time IN eN-
planning the principles OF the Gospel
and bearing testimony 20 the divinity Of
the mission OF the Prophet Joseph
Smith.
owing To the fact that Elders Cowlcy
and Keach had made arr insemonts 10
leave FOR the DakutaH early Monday
morning, the Priesthood meeting was
held on sunday morning az Q O'Clock.
During this meeting the Elders uhani-
m1uFly sustained the general Authorl-
ties 0f the church, Louis a, kelsch as
president OF the Northera So MIS-.
sion with j. l.. Hatch ns SCI. and
assistant. and Y. }. Howell as piusldont
" the Nebraska conference, With Jacob
n. Larsen as secretary.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

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JOHN J. ROBERTS,
y. G. MBRlDE.
In Norway.
snvangcr. Norway, Aug. 10, 1899.
To the Editor.

stavangor. Norway, Aug. 10 1899.
To the Editor
Myself and Brother Joseph Chrlsto-
phUrvcn came hero ON May 18th. 1889.
The branch had been rcorganlz,d about
four years ago, and tho brethren had
been quite successful and had held
many large meetlnge but for several
reasons the fire had gradually died out
and those brethren preceding Ne had
for a long time been unable to got
enough people together Co have meet
ing. hence when We came here. things
looked very dark, We called on the
people and We called on the Lord. We
tasted and prayed but found IL hard
and diHcouraglug. We secured the
country in an directions. but wherever
we went We only could hear OF Nor
mons" ana pulygamy Yet now we can
see the sun Ginning, a great help haze
come 60 ua from most unexpected
source. our mcrtlnga have gradually
Increased In numbers and sia Some
open air meetings have been attended
by from 200 to 400 persons, and one
day We started preaching In our win
dow, which called congregation Of
some 400 outside In tho street This
aroused the leading minister here, He
went 90 our host and wanted him to
turn us out. threatening otherwise to
diHgraco him In the papers. Getting
no satisfaction, he wrote a haranguo
about the "Mormons" Ia paper called
Ncstlnudepostcn We replied but they
refused 20 print the RnsWer, The AZ
tenhladot published H. however stat
Ing they had nn much ink ana could
stand Il as long as NostlaudspoHtcn.
The piece against us turned the people
In our favor and our answer reused
the greatest excitement Three pers1ns
have asked FOR baptism. and the pro-
spuCt ~ that We viii have lively
time. Your brother.
CHRISTOPHER j. KEMpE.
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The Assignments Of the El1ors as TO
U0Id OF labor and como tuIuuHhIu were
read By Elder T. J. Howell The Eldprs
then reported well satisfied with their
past lnbors and with their future com.
pdnions. Their report mot iha approval
" the authorities. Many valuable iu-
structions were given by Elders COVE
Icy Kolach ana Hatch A. the close OF
the meeting the Elders Woru kindly In.
vited TO take dinner with the Saints
nt their various homes
At 3 o'clock y. m. after opening de-
votlon Elder J L. Hatch spoke vi tho
grandeur Of the Gospel ua ttusht by
christ and Ills APOSTLE and bore fua-
timony to the re-cstahl.Hhmnut OF the
same Gospel In the latter days through
the Prophet Joseph Smith
Elder NJ. y. Cowloy occupied the re-.
naming portion of the meeting In rr.
lating Incidents Of the history or the
church from its organization unto th.
present time. and 10 explaining che ore
der " the Priesthood showing nm un.
broken chain OF authority from the
Prophet Joseph Smith 90 President
Lorenzo Snow.
At ) o'clock p. m. Elder Louis 4.
kplHeh spoke explanatory Uf various
principles ~ the Gospel making quite
prominent that Of tithing Elder Cow
ley then took up thH HHI H.
the Savior and His APOSTLE 90 quot.
- numerous prophecies from th, Hlbid
that Thorn would be- "H falling away. "
and By comparing doctrine auu organ.
lzationH showed very clearly TINT such
was the case. other ucfIUturHl pas.
sagcs were quoted In favor OF 90 rcstor.
alton NJ the Gospel With 600 itH prim.
tive powers gifts and blessings The
speaker closed hin remarks by br1rInr
q powerful and convincing testimony "a
the divinity u the mission. uf the
Prophet IUIoph Smith. aud che cstnb,
llshmeni of the Church OF Christ 10
these latter days.
After the closing hymn. Elder Cow,
Icy offered bonodlctory prayer.
our hearts were made Flad and WORD
nlled with praise and Thanksgiving
while We listened 90 the precious words
NJ truth nH they Zen from the lips VI
Gods servants by inspiration.
Elders Christensen and Muckny fail.
Ing 90 receive notification were not pre-.
sent 90 conference
Jnbul y. Larsen was Transferred "a
preside over the Missouri conference.
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To the Editors
Pocntcllo, Sept. Q. 1899.
The quarterly conference uf tho
pOcutUllo stake convened in the AS
sembly han last saturday morning
Elder W q. Parkinson presiding.
There were present Elders Joseph ".
McMurrin and Uulou = Wells. or the
First Council uf Seventies Elder W
q. Parkinson ana hlH first counsellor.
W. A. Hyde. also the Hlrh Council and
Bishops OF the various wards and
PntrlhrchF. Elder Parkinson welcomed
the Saints and reported the Stake as
On % nuurlshlnF condition.
The Bishops Of wards made reports.
~ ana also tho pm HidouCy of the " ~.
~. l. a. and sunday schools. Al of the
reports were encouraging
Elder McMurrln urged tho people not
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Ncwburyport. Mass.
Sept 2, 1899.

To the Editor.
The work In this city was frst com
mQurod by Elders Epgch Cornin, from
llountlful city Itlh. ana James Camp
kin from Three Mile Creek. Utah.
They lahOryd very faithfully Tor about
i've months, when Elder Cornia, having
filled am honorable mission, was re-
leased 10 return home.
During their llbors hero. they had
succeeded iu making number of
friends some Of whom were somewhat
Interested iu the study u the great plan
Of salvation,
our conference convened on the 18th
and 10th OF last March, when was ap-
pointed 90 labor ln the place loft vacant
by Elder Curulu, ! came here with "a
desire TO DO good ard with tho help Of
the Lord. ! nan striving 20 teach His
Gospel Co the people I meet day hy day,
although / nnl % very dinlcult 90 get in
conversation with them.
Tho people, uH a. rule. nul moro p0
those who profess 20 De- teaching chris.
tlanlty. arc very Indignant az out being
iu tholr midst While out IN tho couu
try this last week. my companion and I
were tracing the small town Of by
field and ] made % call on the Methodist
minister ~ that place and offered him
and How 20 obtain H." He nj once
asked mo n I was Mormon" from
Utah. and then ho gave vent TO his feels
iugs, after which he slammed the door
in my face.
The work 100 this conference g. under
good Roadway FOR the cause OF truth In
growing Many believe the Gospel ns
taught by the Luttcr-dny Saints. but
thoy lack tho moral courage 20 Identity
themselves with an unpopular people.
We Will hD pleased tp call upnn
friends lu this part OF the State NJ
Massaohusrtts II names ana addresses
are sent 90 uH.
The "News" ls a very welcome visitor.
/ remain,
Your brother IN the Gospel
DON SPAFFORD.