The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-16
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DIR. James Il. Talnage ha, been .,.c,.
ed member of The Phno,ophIc0l 40.
ciety Of Great britain, better Lro,vp
as the Victoria institute.
President Snow aud Dr. K.l a
Mmser were In attendance at the com.
mencement exercises Of the Weber
Stake academy at the Ogden tabernacle
on the evening OF June =
The meetings In the Salt Lake stake
on SUNDAY, June 4, were conducted OK.
clusively by recently returned mis-.
sionaries. They were supposed 10 he
In some foreign land trying To make
converts, aud they were lis,ened TO
with wrapt attention.
Elder D. r. Felt, Of Springvill, who
il on II mission In the southern stntes
and Is conducting the Southern Star at
Chattanooga. writes that he is soon To
be released. and will be home bv the
9Th Of July. lie win then resume the
publication Of the Springvills indie
pendent.
The whole church 10 Norway has up
to this year been included in one con.
ference. but during the late visit A.
Scandinavia Of Elder Platte D. Lyma,,
president Of the European mission. 1,
was divided into three, 10 be known
as the christianR, bergen and Trondh.
jcm conferences.
OF the 63s Sunday schools reported In
the organized stakes Of Zion. % have
an enrolment not 10 exceed 80; 1911
have between so and 100; 100 between
100 and 200; % between 900 and 900; ~
between 800 and 400; Is between 900
aud 500; 10 between 500 and 700; one
above 700 and one UsehD above 200.
The Pennland steamer, according 10
n dispatch received at the office Of
President Snow on the 7th inst, has
safely arrived at Queenstown. Among
the Utah people on board were Joseph
II. Smith, Jr.. and Richard Smith, vii.
liam Il. Armstorn, Arthur A. Woods
and George Bowman OF Salt Lake and
ID. II. Robinson Of Pleasant Grove.
The services OF Colonel willard
Young, Of the Second L. S. Volunteer
Engineers, having proved No eminently
successful In the sanitary improve
ment OF Havana, Cuba, he has been
engaged, since his retirement from the
volunteer services, by an extensive
New York company TO be their genera
manager in like work In the city OF
New Orleans, La.
President Lorenzo Snow. with Pres
ident Joseph n. Smith aud Elder
brigham Young. Franois NJ Lyman
Seymour u. Young. Charles ~. wiicisen
Arthur Winter and LeRoi Q. Snow. at
tended n special conference OF the MIL
Iard stake Of Zion at Deseret June ,,
4 and 8. President Snow intends to
spend much OF his time during the
coming summer visiting the people in
the remoter stakes Of Zion.
Congressman D. II. Roberts left June
o for Alberta, Canada, TO look after
some land interests and attend the
stake conference Of the church. Ec.
work In line with his duties
as one OF the seven presidents Of sew.
entities will be performed, several quo
runs remaining to be organized In and
about Cardston. Mr.. Roberts will be
away from Salt Lake for two weeks.
President Snow and party returned
10 Salt Lake city from n visit to Des-
rret June o, very much pleased with
what they found In the south. Tho
president states that the people are
situated, and have built o
new meeting house, which was dedl.
Gated June T. The church farm was
visited and the party was much inter
ested In the enormous new reservoir
recently built there, which will give
the farmers ample facilities for irrlga-
ton. President Snow shook hands
with 700 people day, and Is In ex.
rellent health. lie visited Morgan
last Sunday and attended conference.
The president may visit Malad the lat
ter part Of this month.
Tho latest lady missionary to leave
Salt Lake City for England ia Mrs.
Lydia ID. Alder, widow OF the late
George d. Alder. Mrs. Alder has al.
ways been prominent la church circles
aud the authorities believe that her
work will be valuable. She has been
a member Of the Relief society Of the
Salt Lake stake for over thirty years,
and ia also prominent figure In tho
Woman's Press club. Mrs. Alder has
been set apart for labor In England
largely, but 1t is probable that she will
spend some time In Germany, where
her son Walter, IS years OF age, and
who is spoken Of as one Of the bright
est young missionaries that ever went
abroad, has been laborlng for the past
sight month.
The Richfeld tabernacle committee
has decided upon purchasing n large,
handsome organ TO be In place for the
iedicatory services The instrunan,