The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-04-28
|; tMPLt AND TABERNACLE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ stated by church authorities
VI nearly half Of the second half.
mon issue Of church bond, have been
phd.
espriug conference at Coal Gate.
: was well attended. and most
enable time was had by those In
audancc.
Ncral Superintendent Macser is
p'Nring a revised edition Of "Rciig.
'opass Instructions for use In those
''hy increasing organizations.
out 1870 missionaries Of the Church
y sus Christ Of Latter-day Saints
Weave for different parts Of the
VIZ during the present month.
Few days Elders John Henry
On aud NJ. r. Cowlcy Of the council
Of apostles will start on a visit to
'n'hurchcs in the southern states
mbn.
Ter Herbert +. Smyth Of Fountain
"h' Sanpctc county, has just return.
com a successful mission To south
.Aina' where he has been laboring
III, interests Of Sunday school work.
esmall company Of Utah immi.
sns who left Glasgow ON the 9th
IN brought with them the body OF
~ David NJ Muir Of Beaver. who
u'while on mission to Scotland,
one sOih Of October last.
religion classes have been organ.
Yin the Salt Lake Stake Of Zion
uu the present DIR. X. q. Macscr
a'eneral superintendent. paid visit
toest Jordan ON the card inst, In
OR TO inauguratc the movement In
u Progressive ward
lder T. j. Wood has returned to his
hoe In Salt Lake City from a mission
tSamoa. lie has visited, besides
suoa, the Friendly Islands, vavau.
hvai, Togatabu, New Zealand. Aus.
tfia, the FIJI aud Sandwich Islands.
Ser Wood says he has enjoyed good
hdth during his absence aud found
Emissions In the various places Wis.
w In prosperous condition
he annual Sunday school confer
ems TO be held during the month Of
NJ are as follows: ST. George stake.
NJ aud Z; Parowan, May 10 and 10;
Mad, 20 and 81; Juab. "a and rs. A
nHorm program OF singing aud con,
'ef Rotations, as arranged by tho
Dcsiet Sunday School Union board,
VII be observed at all these annual
orerences during the present season.
he attendance at the tabernacle
'rTicss Sunday was unusually large.
fter the singing Of hymns President
ngus NJ. Cannon introduced Ave mis-.
onArics who have just returned from
elr fields OF labor.
Elder Albert u. Rimball, who wal
signed 10 the Southern states mis-
on, said the Saints would be the mos
ntented people on the face Of tn
nth, and that only those who hav,
zen out into the world can realize tn,
eat contrast that exists between tn
'ople In the valleys OF the Rock,
curtains and the people Of the world
Eugene Lewis, also Of the Southern
ates mission, had greatly enjoyed hi
ork among the people Of Florida, an,
laracterised them Rs n kind, courage
~ aud magnanimous people; but tn
'ejudices OF the southern people mr.
Try intense, and their opposition Otter
Ikes the form OF violence when deal
" with the Mormon elders,
Elder Lewis referred 10 the spirit O
we aud forbearance that character
es the Mormon people, and said
ley could live In Zion as they live IL
lie world, "Zion would be inyincible
nd the stranger within her gate
ould be constrained 10 yield tn
aim, because there would be the In
Incible force OF example"
william d. Neill has spent the pas
wo and one-half years In Germany
Ie was well pleased with the success
his mission, and considers the feel,
good one for such work. lie spol
tract which had been published II
ssi and sent broadcast through Ger
AMY, which was very detrimental u
no Mormon women but said that tn
Germans had changed their opinion
cry decidedly in regard to Mormon
'omen since some OF them have visite,
he fatherland.
Elder James +. Jack spoke briefly o
he work In which he has been engaged
q the Southwestern states mission
ie advised elders In the missionary
ED not TO write home their failures
ut only OF their successes, for Thu
ian who publishes his failures broad
asst 10 the world Is known a. failure
Albert r. Kessler OF the Eastern
tates mission, then related his expert
nces. He said that the nhabitanu
! Washington, Philadelphia, New
'orlS and Boston seem mach amazed
I the approach OF the Mormon elder
nd many times ask why the elder
ave come among civilized people 4
each their barbarous doctrines. Bui
espite the opposition, he expressed
he opinion that Mormonism Is grow
ng In the east. and men are becoming