The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-11
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

At the quarterly conference Of Weber |
stake the presidents aud other officials
Of the church urged strongly upon the
people the duty Of paying their tithing
in order to lift the church debt, which |
as one Of the speakers said. was caused
by the persecution Of the churches.
Twenty-nine Mormon missionaries
from Utah sailed on the steamer Penn
land from Philadelphia for Liverpool
July go. They are all young men In
speaking Of their missionary work In
foreign lands Il g. McQuarrie, one Of
the party. said. There are now 5000
Mormon missionaries at work all over
the world, and the number Is daily
increasing. Every man goes at his
own expense and because Of the faith
that Is In him"
On last Friday President George Q.
Cannon spoke ut Boulder, Colo. before
the Texas-Colorado Chatauqua, ON the
subject, "Perils Of Crossing the Plains
In isi7." lie dwelt at some length on
the persecution that drove the Latter
day Saints from theit old eastern
home. and pictured in vivid detail the
/ long and anxious but at the same time
the happy days OF the journey across u
then unknown continent Through.
out he was followed by the closest at
tcntion by his audience aud was ac-
corded cordial and prolonged applause
at the conclusion Of his lecture.
President ben T.. Rich, OF the South.
crn States Mission has been notified Of
the destruction OF three churches near
/ Middle Creek, Ey., and one Mt Beech
burg, Ky Two were tred during SER
vices, and the elders and worshipers
driven from the burning building. The
| following night AN attack was made
| by n masked mob on third church,
which was demolished with axes and
heavy timber, after being riddled with
bullets Instead OF burning the build
ing the mob cut It to pieces to prevent
the collection Of insurance. The re-
hglous Docks IN the chnrches were
torn 10 pieces IN the presence OF ca
ers' VINO were oruereu 10 leaVe AZ once
or be killed. One OF the missionaries
was shot' ana II Is feared ne VIII uie'
fres'uent iieh VIII complain 10 the
governor Vi 'n' treatment "ceorueu
''' people
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"a saving that IN, ton oIders accom.
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months discourng,d Al church bend.
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who have le,, Ir,nb vi,bin tho mas,
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germanv s,,d. "Tho Garran ,,,ss,or
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fIhnce. Orhnch IN Austria VIII be
something new, and an accomplish.
ment that has not before been nut "a
on ,c,n,i "a, ,rha t,.,,,...tI,
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branches OF the church 10 countries
surrounding Austria, and n good many
converts within the borders. Int the
nroso,, ala, 4. 80 .,.tit,,, 20, IL,
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ooiohy III Tue country ana 10 that END
the church has procured written per
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