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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30
HANDSOME BUSINESS BLOCK.
Fifteen Thousand Cigars Were seIz-
ed in VaIdokta.


Valdosta Ga. April 29-Valdosta Is 60
have one of the handsomest business
blocks in any small city in the state.
Plans are being made for five three-story
brick buildings to be erected early in the
summer on the site of the Lowndes conn.
~ warehouse. The buildings are 20 be of
brick, marble trimmed. and with iron and
glass fronts IL Is understood that part az
the building will be occupied by a large
wholesale house and that the balance viii
be rented The stores are 70 be erected
for Capt. Mitchell Jones and Others IN
terested with him Three other handsome
brick stores are 90 be bunk here rigbt
away Two of them by MIR. A. S. Pendle-
ton and one by J. A. Dasher.
The revenue officers seized about n a.o
cigars here this week. che outrut ~ ~
Jacobs factory at Lancaster. "a Tn
cigars were bought through vbolceai.
dealers by the parties here. 80 thev ~,
not ioae anything. Several houses 49,
were handling the cigars. not knovyi,,s,
tnat the stamps upon the boxes were c,,,,s
tcrfclt. CUM
Dir. Bruce OF the arm Of Bruce 4 No.
gan or Atlanta, was in fhe city tbir 49,
ana was employed 80 take charge ~ -
completion % the new Baptist Cbnr"t.
Afff. Ar Morgan b very mulch ln,cr'
600 Do a new hotd here. ana NJ stav 4,
faElosta may result iu the building III Az
''ssaht MOTEL building
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HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
ON EASY TERMS.
2O6 Ninth street, west.
200 Eighth street, west.
319 Henry, west
ia Park avenue, east.
4lS Gordon, east.
rs CASTOR. west.
403 Perry, west.
Northwest corner Bryan and Lincoln.
Northeast corner Bay and East Broad.
6l2 Bryan, west.
Cottage at Isle of Hope.
Small cash payments and monthly in-
stallments.
c. H. DORSET-T.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

On and after May 1 we viii be located
at Nos. 2o9-2ll Bay street. west. where we
viii be pleased 10 see our friends and the
public generally.
n NJ. sULLIvAN's SONS.
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The Whitfield building now occupied bv
the post Office can be rented in whole or
ln part Apply h'
-. a. g. W. r. coSEY.
a Bryan street. East.
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ron sALE.

Desirable residence. No ia Liberty street
east. between Drhyion and Abercorn
streets We VIII make terms easy Tor pur-
chaser Apply 10
WALTHOuR A. RIVERS.
Drskton ana g. Julian streets.
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DEATHS.


PENTON.-Died, April %, 1899. Lydia
Ann. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
H. Penton. Funeral Saturday afternoon.
April g. Interment in Laurel Grove GENE
terry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
$4,000 FOR A
COLUMBIA BICYCLE.

$4,000 FOR A
COLUMBIA BICYCLE.
Model 40 a corker in every way,
and the greatest bicycle bargain of
the day.
The North Carolina soldier boys
knew a good thing. They bought
Columbia Bicycles. From Waynes-
vile to the coast Models 40 from this
agency will be found and in every
case d perfectly delighted rider.
Don't fool your money away on
experiments. Don't buy something
just as good as a Columbia" be-
cause there isn't anything so good.
Get the best-the standard of the
world-the Columbia.
Remember the Columbia prices
80 Chainless SIS.
'9S Chainless $65.
's9 Chain $50
'99 Chain Model 40 $40.
These prices tell-they are the low
est-and give you the finest wheel
in the world for the least expendi-
ture.
Columbia made wheels
EIARTFORDS sS5.
VEDETTEs SIS.
All 80 wheels.
Repairs are well done here. None
but experienced workmen-a shop
with every necessary and up to date
help TO properly make repairs. We
do the largest repair business in the
city, and it would not be so if we
did not please the public.
Lanterns, Bells, Saddles and all
wheel needs.
II. A. BRYsON,
Columbia Agent,
242 Bull Street.
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YACHTING.

The Savannah Yacht Club will hold its
annual regatta at its Club House on
Friday. May &c Georgia, South Carolina
and Florida yachtsmen cordially invited
10 enter yachts and participate. Liberal
prizes offered in all classes. For any in
formation address
w. D. sIMKINs.
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ron Rent.

The ten stores IN course OF construction
in rear 81 post once Apply
W. d. A. W. Y. COMFY.
a Bryan street, East.
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FIRsT-CLAss PROPERTY AT ISLE
OF HOPE.

am instructed to, sell one of the best
residences at the Isle of Hope, having
one hundred feet river front and contain
ing two and a half acres. There is a
modern residence of twelve rooms. hot
and cold artesian water, handsome flower
garden, hot houses, orchard, grapery and
vegetable garden. Being located near the
depot it is specially adapted for a first
class boarding house or restaurant. and
can be filed for the present season with
first-class boarders.
C. H. DoRsETT.
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GO WHERE
THE CROWDS ARE.
AT ADLER,s Mems Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods
Department can always
be founG eager buyers,
and no wonder. The I'M
precedented values we
are Offering are rare hap
penings. watch our win
dOws for the latest styles
in everything n man wears.
We will help you save
money, and give the best
the market affords.
LEOPOLD ADLER.
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NOTICE.

on and after Monday. May /, and unul
Monday, Sept. 4, the banks OF this CITY
will open az 10 O'Clock a. m. and close AZ
2 O'Clock D. m.
~ order Savannah Clearing Association
JOHN d. HOGAN, seolvtarv.
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MILITARY ORDERS.

MILITARY ORDERS.
~~~~>---~@~~~~-~-~-----~
ATTENTION, OGLETHORPE LIGHT
INFANTRY.
An important meeting of the company
will be held Monday evening at $50 o clock
report of the committee appointed to Sc
lect commissioned officers win be made
and other matters of vital interest to the
company will be discussed.
All classes of members are earnestly re-
quested to attend BY order
CHAS. H. RICHARDSON,
Second Lieut.. Com'dg.
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SPECIAL.

We viii ~ up store for the right parry
on the northeast corner of Castor ara
Drayton streets and lease same Cor terrs
OF years; good stand for any kind Of brsi-
ness. For sale. residence on Gwinne,,
street. between Abercorn and IIncoIr
streets. 63-foot lot. For sale. splsndid A.
yestment property on jefferson street
W. G. "TRIP a co
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SAND FLIES AND MOSQUITOES
win not annoy you Il you will use
DEoDORIZED sHooMUsKEET.
The unpleasant odors OF Shoomuskeet
has been removed. 1t Is now a pleasant
perfume.
Use Paxton's BID Big Poison. One ap-
.
plication Will keep your premises free from
this pest.
SOLOMONS q CO.,
Congress street and Bull Street Branch
Store
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LAND TITLES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids viii be received until noon 10th Of
May for the building of five stores threa
stories high, in Naldosta Ga, according 10
plans and specifications TO be found in
possession of c. II. Paine. at the Office ~
Ousley & Co. The right will be reserved
TO reject any or all bids
MITCHELL. JONES & co.
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MEETINGs.

~-~-~~~~~-~-~>~-~-~~~-~-~
SOLOMON's LODGE NO. L, #. q A. NJ.
A special communication of this
lodge will be held at Masonic TEN ~
pie this afternoon at 3:15 O'Clock, wv
for the purpose of paying a last tribute to
our deceased brother, w H Cohen.
Members of other lodges and transient
brethren are invited to meet with US. By
order of CHAS. +. FULTON, w. NJ.
JAS. R. CAIN, Secretary.
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RINCON, THE REsTFUL.

RINCON, THE RESTFUL.
savannah's Summer Resort Among
the Pines.
Rincon is nineteen miles from Savannah
on the F. C. & P. Railway, about half
hours run, and is just about the same dis
lance to drive by the Augusta road.
Rincon is twenty-nine feet higher than
Savannah. The railroad being up grade
the entire distance.
Rincon is built on a high sandy ridge.
among the pines, where there as always a
good breeze and pure water
There are two churhes, Methodist and
Lutheran, several stores, telegraph office.
numerous trains passing every day each
way. =
Every summer there has been an in
creasing crowd from Savannah. houses be-
ing in good demand. and all boarding
houses fun.
! can sell a limited number of lots on
easy terms to those desiring to build.
c. II. DORSETT.
Agent s. B. Land and Imp Co.
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sULLIvAN's RESTAURANT.

sULLIvAN's RESTAURANT.
80 Bryan street. East.
Native Oysters, Little Neck Clans
Northern and Western meats
Everything first-clasa
JOHN J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFECAAL NOIICESs
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Masons of Savannah;
Brother w. e. Mumford of Macon, Ga,
will deliver an address at Masonic Temple
Hall at O'Clock this p. m. on the Bless
ings of Masonry"
All the members of local lodges and all
visiting brethren are urged to be present.
and bring their friends who are not Ma
sons.
The public, including ladies', is cordially
invited to attend.
CHAS. F. FULTON, w. M,
Solomons Lodge No. /.
W. G. BREWER, w. M,
Landrum Lodge No. 4s.
A. S. COHEN, w. M,
Clinton Lodge No. 81.
]. NJ. THOMAS, w M,
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 231.
W. A. BISHOP, w. M,
Zerubbabel Lodge No Is.
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THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC
of the
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA e. M. r. A.
Will be given at
OLIVER, GA,
THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC

EDNESDA1I MAY 10, 1888.
Train leaves Central of Georgia Rail
way passenger shed 7:So, city time, sharp.
Brass and String Band in attendance.
No Objectionable or disorderly charac-
tiers will be allowed on the grounds
Whole tickets SOC. Half tickets 25c. Tick
cts can be had from any of the following
committee: W. T. Leopold. President; A.
C. Edwards, Vice President; Jno. W.Smith
Seoretary-Treasurer; Thomas Coffey, Jno
C. Small, A f. Dupont. w. H. Powell
Thos Wickham.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a soldier made n purchase from us
and forgot to get change amounting
10 $3.50. He can have same by prov
ing ownership; and falling to call
for same In ten days, we shall de-
vote same to charity.
virginia Papers Copy.
METROPOLITAN CLOTHING co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Arriyals-The following named mis-
slonarlca from Zlou arrived In Liver
pool per American line $. s. Wuesland.
on June 10, lSggi For the British Mis-
siun-Petcr @. Drouhny, To0ele; Farley
T.. Smith. lewiston; Fred. q. Clark.
ogden: VIM. Ashby, Lake Shore;
Ernest ]. Taylor Salt Lake city; John
II, Stubhs, Provo; ID. IL. Y, McAllstcr,
Salt Lake city; Henry w, Manning,
Hooper; John w. Peters, Brighain,
Miss Jean Clara Holbrook. Provo, For
the scandinavian Mlsslon-Chns. c.
Itonnow, panaca. New. For the Ger
man MlsslOn-c, J. Aston, Sugar
House; g. j. Clarldge, Thatcher, Aria, ;
II. T., TonHdale. Nephl; Claud II. ruy-
lor. Sugar House; John II. Hess,
Georgetown. For the Swiss Mission
Alfred G. Reea spanish Fork.
Jamer Hutchison OF Spanish Fork
was with the company on his way to
Edinburgh on a business tour.
Sister Susa Young Gates with her
mother, Lucy II. Young, and Sister
Gates, widow OF the late Jacob Gates,
came with the company on their way
to attend the International Council OF
Women In London.
APPOINTMENT Elders for the
British Mission per s, S, Waesland
We're appointed 10 labor In the various
conferences az followH'
Peter @. proubny, birmingham; Par
ley Il. Smith, Newcastle; Fred q Clark
Leeds; VIM. Ashby, Glasgow, Ernest j
Taylor, Manchester. John X. stubha
London: d. H. Y McAllster, Noting
ham; Henry W Manning, Sheffield
John w. Peters, Welsh.
sister Holbrooks appointment wai
deferred pending visit to London
Millennial Star, June p.
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The Wayne stake Sunday schools mot
in conference July 1, 1899, at Fremont.
Two sessions were held, commencing at
10 am. and pm, Brother John NJ
Mills OF the general board; stake su-
perlntcndont Joseph Eckerslcy, and his
assistants, walter II, Jeurcy ana SID
ney &. Hanks, were present,
The opening prayer was onered by
Patriarch Elias III. blackburn.
SUPERINTENDENT Joseph EclterHley ana
hla nrst assistant, Walter II, Jeffrey
said each sunday school had been WIS.,
itod several times during the year by
the stake supcrlntendeney, They TOOK
great pleasure In their labor.
Reports Of the Fremont Lyman,
Thurber. Torrcy Gainesville and Giles
schools were given.
Concert exercises on the Lords
prayer and ten commandments were
conducted by supcrintendents OF the
Fremont and Lyman schools, respco-
lively.
class exercises were rendered by the
primary department Of the Fremont
school the first intermediate depart
meut OF the Lyman school and second
Intermediate of the Thurber school.
Members OF the Lon sunday school
and the Fremont school sang selections.
brother Franklin Young spoke short
time. Brother John NJ. Mills spoke dur
ing both sessions. ON the Word OF Wis
dom, methods OF teaching, punctuality.
etc
The second day II conference was
held nj Lon July End, After singing by
the choir and congregation, prayer was
offered by Elder Henry Morrcll. First
Assistant sidney @, Hanks was the FIRST
10 address the conference. He said the
Iattcr-dny Saints should be guided by
the Spirit OF God, that they might be-
come enlightened,
Reports from the Tensdale and Tren-
ton Sunday schools were given. Com
cert exercise ON the Articles OF Faith
was conducted by Stake Superintendent
Joseph Eckorsley. Glass cXerclaes We're
rendered by the primary. second inter-
mediate and theological classes OF Lon
sunday school; also class exercise BY
the first intermediate department was
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The Sunday School Annual confer
cncc OF Willard stake was held NJ oak
Cly, June Gath and 25th. 1899
There were present of the Union
board. w d. owen and John NJ. Mills'
OF the stake Presidency, Daniel Ihomp-
son and David u. stevens; Of the stake
Sunday school officers. tho nrat assist
amt y. a. U0blson. the treasurer. John
Aahmnn and !. n. Giles. SECRETARY.
Most " the wards were fairly repre-
scented. There being but two wards
whose superintendonts were not pres
cnt.
Board OF the Union was carried out
with few exceptions,
The Instructions were interesting
ana timely. and the people resolved 90
take Thorn TO their respective wards
and adopt them.
The people OF oak city deserve much
credit for the Systematic manner IN
which the representatives OF the var
loua schools were cared for
Stake Secretary.
l. IL GILES,
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ITHE MISSIONARY FIELDS

Pueblo. Colo. June 90. 1888.
year has rolled by since ! left my
reisant home In Utah. TO labor as u
missionary IN the state OF Colorado
1 have experienced the ups and
clowns" common TO young Elders and
wish 10 relate one pleasant expert
ence that had sunday. June 20. In our
afternoon service.
nt the meeting .,
na usual. with singing and prayer. Tho
,rBInancp OF the Lords supper had
teen observed. and the presiding Elder,
John l. Heart was inatructinE the
Palnts AZ TO their duties. when the gitt
oh Tongues" came upon him, ANA ne
smoke IN an unknown tongue for u rev
minutes. then sat down, Bro. Tony
Johnyon. a young man Of Is, VINO had
never spoken In any OF our meetings
arose to his feet and gave the inter
probation. -.
STAMPING Of feet or shouting. All was
ppace and quietncsa, and the Spirit OF
God held possession OF the people
The promise that christ made TO the
Nephites, as recorded In III Nephi, ~
q And blessed are they who do hun
ger and thirst after Righteousness for
they shall be filled with the Holy
GhoW,'" was ours. Many shed tears
of Joy; others expressed their feelings
THIS Ii not the frst time the Saints
In Pubic have had the Spirit poured
out upon them. In the gift OF tongues
and we hope II will not be the last.
The News" IA a welcome friend.
CiIAS. II. JOHNSON.
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try about seventeen years ago. II ia
indeed gratifying TO Pce the vast lW-
provement that has been made. Tho
barren desert that produced nothing
aagabrush then has been turned Into
beautiful gardens and vast Fields of
grain. Truly the words VI the Prophet
have come 20 pass when he said that th'
desert should be made 20 blossom ua
the rose. He spoke Of the divine mis-.
sion OF the Prophet Joseph Smith. and
rave some OF his reasons for believing
that Joseph Smith was true Prophet
OF the living God.
Monday, June goth, 10 a .m,-BlshUp
John ". Hart gave a report OF the
Eldor Joseph Morron cxhortod the
Latter-day Saints TO set good examples
and 10 deaf honestly with an thoH'
with whom they come in contact, that
they may not be stumbling blocks io
others lie read from the hfty-nfth
chapter OF the Prophet Isaiah, aud
dwelt nj some length upon the law
Elder H. r. Cowley occupied tho zoe
maluinr part ~ the session. lie spoke
very f0rccnlly upon the law NJ I'm
ing and the great necessity ~ comply.
irg with itH requirements. H. referred
10 President Shows sermon delivered
nt st. George nud the vuri1ua Stakes
that be- has visited.
Monday %. m.-Thc general ana 10.
cal authorities were then rrrnantud
and unanimously sustained by the cone
ference Patriarch oliver Harmon
spoke ~ the early days on o." church
aud the many hprdshipa that the Saints
had PASSED through.
Elder Cowioy followed. speaking upnf
the necessity OF teaching our childret
90 pray. No father or mother shpulI
allow their families Co retire ~ uiEh
without having the family prayers
The sneaker urged the SuiutH tn uhgl
etrirtiv and honestly the law NJ uth
ing and IN prepare themselves tu as
Hist IN building up the center stakes o
Zion
Elder oNirrcll bore his testimony nn'
urrad the LpttDr-duv onlniH 10 I'VE
lives worthy t0 ho numbered among M
redeemed children % Israel and g
meet the Savior nt iiia coming
Elder V. T.. Hvhrc followed with
fsw timely remarks and "ndnr',d IN
romnrfs that had been made durini
tho conference.
r,ider Ipnou v. gtealc made tho clos
lnr remarks. Tie advised The peopl" y
treasure up what they had heard dur
ing tho conference.
ON Saturday ~ very interesting con
florence N the Relief Society was held
Conference adjourned for tire
''''''' II. u. HANSEN.
Stake ginfg.
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SATURDAY, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

rendered BY the Teasdale sunday
school.
The general Sunday school author
tiles were presented and unanimously
sustained.
John NJ Mills addressed the conRre-
CATION. lie spoke uopn the duties 81
the parents TO their children ana the
necessity " teaching them the princl-
pies of the Gospel Many subjects were
treated uopn IN relation 60 sunday
school work.
Superintendent Joseph Eckoraloy said
he was thankful for the good spirit
that had been made manifest He
spoke on faith ana prayer ana ouCour-
aged parents 90 teach their children
true religious habits He advised the
people 60 treasure up what had been
said during the conference.
The choir and congregation sang "a
hymn and bonodictiHu was pronounced
By First Assistant Walter n. ICurly.
MISS Tut,IAH HANSON.
EIu1.r Secretary.
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Brooklyn, N. Y. June 20. 1899
=. Under such favorable circumstances
y " grntfying to report the condition
OF the Brooklyn conference. which con-
Vcned June 18th and 18th, 1899. The
conference was held In the Amphion
Academy building. Brooklyn, and was
very pleasant and Interesting, as we'll
~ instructive. There were present,
resident George @, Cannon and wife;
VIM, II. Smart. Edward II. Snow and
y. ~ whitaker OF the presidency OF the
EASTERN states mission; ten Elders
ilnollng IN the brooklyn conference:
s,yeral Elders Just arrived from Zion,
anl many Saints and friends. We also
apPIeclated the presence OF Brothers NJ.
u; Nomney Robert Patrick and a. II.
"ooarun, who were In the metropolis,
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The regular quarterly conference OF
the Bingham Stake WAS held nj Idaho
Falls ON June 18th and 10th. Present
on the stand u the Council OF Apostles.
Elder Matthias II, Cowley, and Elder
Joseph Murrell OF Logan. of the local
authorities the stake presidency. mem-
bcrs OF the high council and goodly
representation OF Bishops and counsel
ors. There were also oflccrH of the
different organizations, and large
congregation.
Elder Jane H. Steele. president OF the
Stake, presided during the conference.
Elder James n, steele reported the
bingham Stake In u progressive cundi-
ton, The Saints and the Priesthood
seemed To be more united in the honda
OF truth than over before a number
OF the Bishops then reported their re
spoctlve wards. The people az a rule
were trying 10 live their religion and
~ felt well In the principles OF the
Elder Chas. Crabtre, superintendent
OF sabbath schools, followed. lie made
very good report OF the Sabbath
Elder NJ +. Cowley followed. speak
Ing OF the early boyhood OF the Prophet
Joseph Smith, and the many chnngca
that had taken place since he received
his vision over slXty-nine years ago.
Those who first embraced the Gnspel
have nearly nii passed 10 the other
side. The speaker touched upon the
dealings Of God with His people from
the days OF Father Adam 20 the pre-
sent time
Sunday, 2 p, m.-Aftor the usual
opening exercises, Elders1oslah can ana
Dye returned missionaries from tho
Southern States, gave In short reports
of these lahors, They spoke very high
~ Of the people and the kind treat
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Cardiff. Wales. June 20, 1899.
1, n now over twenty months since
left the wales OF the Rocky Mountains
10 take a mission 10 Great Britain.
After a pleasant trip NJ nineteen days,
| arrived safe and well at Liverpool,
and was assigned to labor In the Welsh
conference. | started next morning
and found myself after ave hours
Hide, at Cardiff where | was met by two
u the brethren.
During my stay here, many truths
pertaining 20 the Gospel have been
brought 10 my view. ! thank God that
my lot has been cast with the Latter
day Saints. | esteem It an honor to be
q servant Of the Lord In the land OF my
birth and TO bear the glad tldinga OF
great Joy TO my relations and friends.
We tract and converse with the peo-
pie where we can and hold In and out
door meetings.
Ny experience In This labor has
taught me that we who leave this
land To go TO the Rocky Mountains,
when we arrive there, forget that we
have lCft relatives and friends who
ought to be dear to us In these far on
lands and by our neglect TO write a
few lines 10 them we bring much
trouble upon the Elders OF Israel, and
the Saints that are left here. Let them
hear ~ the country and the people
hll now you get along,
While out tracing a few days ago
my attention was drawn 10 a family
That resides at No. 10 Theslger 81"
Cathaya Cardiff, by the name OF Mr..
VIM. Williams, who have a relative In
Salt Lake city. who went from Swan
sea, Wales, some years ago and has
pot been heard Of since, by the family
here. II the relative In Utah should
come across these lines, she would do
vel to communicate with Mr, Will
Hams.
The News" and Ezra" are at all
times most welcome visitor and
much good ls done by them.
laborer In the cause Of truth,
CHARLES II. DAVIES.