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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
STAKE CONFERENCES.


The largest conference In the history
Of BoXelder Stake closed yesterday,
November 10Th. The beautiful wealth
er and the expectancy that the Presi-
dency % the Stake would be reorgan-
lied, brought out large numbers OF peo-
pie 10 al! the meetings.
When President Lorenzo Snow and
his party arrived on Sunday morning
the Sunday school children were drawn
UP In columns on the Tabernacle
grounds TO greet him Then they filed
past him into the building, shaking
hands with the President, to the num-
Der OF one thousand and sixty.
First Counselor Elder Charles Kelly
presided at the Sunday meeting. Elder
Kelly as the first speaker, briefly re-
ported the condition of the Stake,
President Lorenzo Snow said he had
greatly enjoyed shaking hands with the
children. lie had perhaps, thus greet
ed 20, 000 children In the various stakes
OF Zion He was strongly impressed
that many OF these children would al
some future time be seen In Jackson
county. helping TO build up Zion. Presi-
dent Snow spoke encouragingly 20 the
children, and urged them 10 DO right.
tell the truth. honor their parents, and
remember what their teachers told
them. To the parents the President
said that they should not get discour-
aged II all their children are not as
they should be. We should be as
patient and loving with them as our
Father In heaven is with Us.
Little Miss Edwards Of Willard sang
an original song.
Elder John Henry Smith, In a few
apt words encouraged the young 10
studlous progressive lives.
Elder Frank Y. Taylor Of the Y. NJ.
NJ. /. A. central board and Elder Leroy
c. Snow spoke.
At the afternoon session Elder a. o.
Woodruff pointed out that the Latter
day Saints enjoy as many blessings as
seems consistent with being followers
Of the hated and prosecuted Jesus Of
Nazareth. He referred 10 the tenn
poral blessings which many Saints
from the old world received In the way
Of homes and lands He said when we
hear OF evil increasing among the
Saints. we should also remember that
our numbers are increasing. He dld
not believe there Is more sin now than
formally according 70 the ratio OF the
population,
Elder Anthem HLund spoke Of the ne
cessty Of training the children thar
they may truly be the hope Of Israel
The Iatter-day Saints should show 10
the world that they are indeed the. fol-
lowers Of Christ. We come 90 the world
to hear the principles Of faith.
President Snow then spoke on uth-
ing. This being the frst opportunity
he had had Of speaking TO the Saints
In a Boxelder Stake conference since
the need Of this reformation was re
vealed 10 him, the President explained
that law, and pointed out the blessings
which would follow It's observance.
Other Stakes have done wonderfully
well, he said, and he expected the Saints
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NOW READY.
Latest conference pamplnet.

The pamphlet containing full details
Of the late general Conference. ineluding
verbatim reports Of the dlseourses, will
be Issued from the press OF this estab-
lishment on Thursday. Nov md. II Is
a complete official report and will there
fore be valuable TO all Eatter-day
Saints. Its worth, especially when
combined with the former issues Of the
series, can hardly be overestImated. In
the future IL will no doubt be highly
esteemed as a reference publication. II
viii likewise be unequalled as an eplto-
mixed exhibit OF the conditions obtain
Ing among the Latter-day saints In the
various stages Of their history and de-
velopment and OF the great cause In the
Advancement OF which their energies
are chiefly exercised. The pamphlets,
bound In volumes, would make desir-
able acquisition TO any library
The interest In the last issue Is he!gh-
tened by quality Of the appendix, con-
ssting Of a report OF the Sunday school
jubilee conference, one Of the most
unique occasions OF Ste kind ever wit
messed I'm this or any other community.
The price Is 10 cents per copy post
paid with the usual discount to agents.
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In Boxeldcr not to be behind in this

in Boxelder not to be behind in this
matter.
Monday Morning President Clawson
presided, having arrived that morning
from Canada. Elder Clawson spoke
briefly Of the condition Of the Stake.
and his trip 10 Canada.
Elder W. S. Watkins spoke Of the
many blessings enjoyed by the Saints.
Elder a. H. Lund read the 18th
Psalm and commented on H.
In the afternoon President Snow
spoke for nearly an hour. principally
on the purposes Of God towards His
children His remarks were Of a most
encouraging nature and calculated to
bring JOY 20 the hearts Of the Saints.
The General and stake authorities
were then presented aud sustained. The
following new officers were pre-
sented and sustained By the conference.
Chas. Kelly president Boxclder
stake, Lucus a. Snow, first cOunsc-
Tor; Oleen n. Stohl second counselor.
Tor.
Lorenzo \. stohl, Bishop Of third
ward Brigham city.
Brigham Wright Bishop Of Fourth
ward Brigham city
Michael schow, Bishop Of Mantua
ward
Thos Yates, Bishop Of North ward.
During the conference the taberna-
Gle choir furnished the usual beaut-
ful music. The Sunday school children.
under the direction Of Brother Clark
sang two selections
NEPHI ANDERSON,
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while on our way we stopped at q little
town called RochtOn. az they had q
union church. We got the promise Of
II and gave notice for two meetings 10
be held on our return. In the mean
time their preacher upset things Tor US;
so when we returned we found that the
promise had been revoked Not wishing
10 leave the town without hearing, we
rented a hall, cleaned Il up and gave
out notice for two meetings Thus we
met with success In the midst OF OPP
position.
While in Du Boise we held four street
meetings. sold eleven Voices OF Warn
ing and gave away 200 tracts The
hotel men took us In and treated US
like brethren In very deed In fact
cannot sneak too highly Of the Penn
sylyanla people | find them generous.
Kind and willing 20 hear the Elders, ]
was struck with q marked difference
I'm attending the Chr tim Endcay0r
association and that " the Methodist.
At the former meeting ! found the
Young men teaching faith In the Lord
Jesus Christ, also the necessity OF
prayer and Of living good lives.
While at the Methodist meeting Rev.
llcu iOuh W. UiNnA VI wv NttA' t' t''N
ing about the different political parties
3. II. Roberts, and how the 'Mormons'
are spreading, Thus through the y. NJ
G. A. the rising generation are beins
lifted above the tradition 0f their par
ents and are aiming for the high marx
OF eternal life through faith IN the Lord
Jesus Christ We were treated very
cordially By the young men Of this as
T.. 20.
Prejudice Is dying out and the peo-
pie are investigating more and more
and many are being added to the
Church.
The News" Is a welcome visitor and
Is read and re-resd by the Elders and
Saints.
Your brethren,
O. W. HYDE.
- II HAITnnN
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Elders Kindly Treated.
clearheld, Clearheld Co, Pa.
November 3, 1899.

Clear6eld, Clearheld Co, Pa,
November 3, 1899.
To the Editor:
Myself and companion have met with
kind treatment among our Pennsyl-
vania friends.
After conference, which convened on
the 18th and 10Th OF last month, We
were appointed 20 labor IN Clarified
county. Upon our arrival here we found
a welcome, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. G. Stewart, who for some time
past have done a great deal In making
the Elders feel at home We happened
in on Saturday and met some more Of
the brethren at their house. They keep
boarding house. and often their
friends come In from the country. This
day a minister, Rev, Charles Rshel,
came In. After dinner We all retired TO
the pariJr and there engaged In a
Gospel conversation. As US1sal, poly
gamy was brought up by the reverend
Mr.. Rlshel but we gave him 70 under
stand that that was a thing Of the past
as far as our people are concerned
From here we went 10 Du Boise, and
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San Luis stake.
Sanford, Colo, Nov. is, 1899

Sanford, Colo, Nov u, 1899.
To the Editor.
The quarterly conference Of the San
Luis Stake OF Zion convened at Ma
nassa October 2gth and 3Oth. The first
meeting was held Sunday afternoon
and a large congregation was present.
Elder Heber j. Grant. Of the Council Of
Apostles. and Horace S. Ensign Of the
Y, NJ. NJ l. a. board were present and
their visit was "a happy surprise, as no
word Of their coming has been re-
ceived The spirit VI instruction rested
upon the speakers, chief among whom
We're Elders Heber ]. Grant, Horace S.
Ensign, Joseph MOulton, NJ. !. A. mis-
sionary TO this Stake; and the stake
presidency.
The Saints We're encouraged IN the
duties OF lie the special Instructions
being upon the law Of tithing and
obedience to the Priesthood Of the lly-
ing God.
The Saints as a whole were willing to
accept the cOunsels Of the brethren and
the testimonies horne by them
MARCUS o. FUNK,
stake Clerk.
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President Maryland conferenc.


jefferson city, No, Nov "A, 1899.
To the Editor:
Some Of the readers Of the News
may feel interested In what Is golnS on
In the state which Is set destined %
become the beauty and pride Of our
country. And indeed, there are many
who look forward with fond hopes and
anticipation to such an event What
a contrast may be drawn between the
future and the past, The time will
surely come when Zion shall rise TIL
umphant over every obstacle ana burst
asunder the last rock In the wall Of
opposition. But three score years ago
with many a fearful eye and wounded
heart a few thousands Of Saints were
forced under the lash Of tyranny 20
abandon the homes they had labored
hard 20 build Today the prospects
In Missouri, as portion Of the Lords
vineyard, are brighter than ever before.
New fields are opening up IN which the
Gospel may be promulgated. and the
good fruit In the older ones Is being
harvested. This Is encouraging TO the
Elders who are bending their efforts In
various ways for the establishment OF
truth. Prejudice Is beginning 10 take
fight as the new generation steps forth
to take the place OF the old. New
members are being added to the various
branches, and che branch at Jefferson
City Is no exception. for II Is becoming
prosperous and thriving,
Elder =. j. Hansen Of Preston. Idaho,
and myself are laborins here. We
have the kindly consent Of the editor
NJ the state Tribune 20 publish a niece
on the principles Of The Gospel once a
week. He deals very fairly with us.
We are making applications 10 other
papers for the same privilege, and II
such a request Is granted, We will bend
our humble efforts toward the spread
ing OF the Gospel In this way.
Your brother IN the GOSPEL Of Truth,
JESSE I. MOSES, JR.
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salem. %. Noy. u. issg.

fdleUls OIts NOV ~, lbss'
To the Editor:
am Just getting acquainted with the
people In this district. ] ind. as rule,
they are very falr-minded people. But
the name Mormon" Is stumbling
block 20 them. But we refer them 10
the Bible which says, And We shall be
hated Of an men for my names sake;
but he that endureth TO the end shall
be saved.
LETT Salt Lake City on the 18th day
OF May. 1893. and went direct TO the
Portland conference, In which labored
for 1--WE months. On the 10Th day Of
June. ! was set apart as counselor 70
w. Z. Monson, president OF the Port
land conference, and labored In the city
most Of the time assisted In opening
VI street meetings In Portland, and this
was the hardest and most difficult thing
have ever had TO do In my life. But
now feel more az home preaching on
the street corner than / do In the hall.
I assisted In opening up a district In the
city OF Astoria, where I had the pleas
ure OF meeting President Joseph +,
Smith, wife and daughters. In one week
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'"'auafser Str, ls2, Munich.
|bn Germany. Oct. "a, 1899.
b. ~ 'ne numerous missionary let
Nh ~, appear In your columns are
y nv" Rom Germany. and IL may
rir,,.SsHI mat this mission Is not
49, - win the same life as some
,rtl,, ~ mat the Elders are not
ro,s WIN like energy as is evil
|R.rf,. elsewhere. / am therefore
u N, 70 write In justice 10 our mis-
"a an vac work is being energetically
tity efpNey carried forward In Ger
d pso-i '-'uers are actively warning
I'd Ell, sSf o. the judgments OF God.
~ GoC'.,' ming 10 them the fulness ~
tlslpls. ~, which, as with the ancient
ha ~ 49,. - me object OF our mission.
splzs H.. Christ sent me not to
srk a, W 20 preach the Gospel" The
snl,sleraa MISSION, more than that OF
y ihs me-, can not be Justly judged
u ,As oi,aef OF baptisms performed.
ssnhe,s mere are nearly eighty
~ bo, =. ~ The Church. but very many
turt ers.I,.s' and some are among our
hrihny a'es, and this condition Is
ht,r uls 70 the fact thar some
% pe,s Tvs had Tor their first object
Ia xsI,n, niig Of baptisms. ana have
wv The people TO bring
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In the Far North.
solfyarbo. Sweden. NoN. 5. lsgg

solfvarbo, Sweden, Nov S, 1899.
To the Editor:
We are laborlng In the Stockholm
conference and SOlfyarbo branch. our
headquarters are In the country vii.
lage Solfvarbo. which has between six
and seven hundred inhabitants.
on the 18th Of oct. Brother n. Mon
son, Of East Jordan, and myself started
from here for the purpose Of making a
trip out In the country taking train 10
Borange distance Of twelve miles,
and then continuing our Journey on foot
until reaching the village Gangnas.
Next de. we reached Mora where We
held a meeting. on the 22nd we held
meetings at Blyberg. a minister was
present. and after the meeting he stated
that DE had heard a great deal Of evil
about the "MormOns' but hereafter
would say nothing but good about us.
We then attended a meeting held by
him ana were invited To speak 10 the
people. We had meetings at other
places. and were much encouraged.
On the goth of May 1895 | and my
campanion, Brother Carlson, started
from Sundsyal for the purpose OF max
ing trip out in the country We
walked until about y. m. when all of
a sudden ! felt pain IN my right leg
and Il continued getting worse, until
was compelled to sill down and could go
no farther We were some distance from
people. My companion started IN search
Of help. / was impressed TO pray, and
IN answer to my supplicatlons, the pain
left me. / soon overlook my companion.
/ have seen and witnessed the power
Of the Lord In other cases. Before
came TO Norrland, a sister In the
Church, through a dream. described me
to the Saints there, and told them my
age height and complexion. This is also
a fulhliment Of my missionary blessing
as was therein told the people here
would know me through dreams. | be-
lieve the power OF the Lord will work
with the people today just as well as IN
ancient days providing we live for His
blessings,
CHARLES pOnNAN
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Releases--The following named Elders
have been honorably released 90 return
home per s. Z, Ethiopia from Glasgow,
November q, 1899. joseph Howard Of
the Norwich conference, William r.
Morse Of the Welsh conference and
John 5 Leatham, Of the Scottish con-
ference.-Milennial Star. Nov. 9Th.
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IN the latter city We bore our testimony
on the street 70 2l00 people. / think
there ls bright future In that city
for the Elders on the 10th OF October
] was appointed president " the Salem
conference, to succeed Brother George
g. Poet, who was honorably released
70 return home. So / let Portland on
The llth for Salem a distance OF D?
miles, and as travelling by water Is
quite a luxury 10 US inlanders, ! took
the boat. and was only thirteen hours
making the trip. Next time / take the
boat | will walk met a fine lot ~
Elders Ia this place, and they received
me very kindly They are an ardent
workers In the cause Of truth and are
doing their best. with the help Of the
Almighty. TO establish truth and
righteousness. I would kindly ask the
people who may see this letter Co send
the names Of any friends or relatives
who are residing In this district 10 iho
undersigned
The News" Is welcomed, and anX.
iously looked for by an the boys
Your brother.
] w URE Jr.
President OF salem Conference.
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USED ny BRITISH SOLDIERS IN
AFRICA.

Capt. c. G.. Dennison Is well known all
over Africa as commander OF the forces
that captured the famous rebel Galishe.
Under date Of November 4. 1891 from
Vryburg Bechuanaland. he writes; Be
fore starting on the last campaign I
bought a quantity OF Chamberlaln's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.
which I used myself when troubled
with bowel complaint and had given
to my men. in every case It proved most
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President Of salem
Cobb, Kaufman Co., Texas,
N..s * 1900
To the Editor:

Cobb, Kaufman Co., Texas,
Nov. is, 1899.
To the Editor;
our conference Of north Texas was
held In this place on the ith and 9Th Of
this month. There We're present eleven
Elders and about fifteen Saints from
the surrounding country. and a very
large attendance OF visitors The Spirit
Of the Lord prevailed and we had time
OF rejoicing.
We held seven meetings, wherein the
principles Of The Gospel were taken up
and explained.
The work OF the Lord Is progressing
in this part OF His vineyard There are
a few Of the sheep OF lsracrs fold that
are being guided through the door Of
the fold that they may go in and out
and lind pasture Any one having rela.
tons or friends In this part, please send
addresses 10
FRANK 5. LEAVITT,
Cobb, Kaufman Co., Texas.
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Eastern Pennsylvania conference He
says he has enjoyed good health dur
ing his absence. Nine baDtisms were
reported for the last six months In
Eastern Pennsylvania conference.
Many are investigating the principles
u the Gospel
Elder John L. Maycock, OF View, We
Der county also returned on the 18th
Of November from the Eastern Penn
sylvania conference, He was set apart
FOR his mission on the 18th Of Scot,
1897.
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Elder J. +. Chamberlln 81 the FIJI
teenth ward, this city, returned home
on the 18th % November from mis-
sion to the Eastern Slater Re was set
apart the 3rd Of Noveml er 1877, ana
lab0rcd one year IN the brooklyn con-
ference and the rest Of the tine In the
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{ Elder Thomas Evans, o. ogden City,
Utah. was set apart on the nth OF
Septembsr. ls97, for mission 20 the
Eastern States tie lab0red In the
North West Virginia conference, and
was very successful In his mission. He
states that much prejudice exists
among the people but many are never
theless willing 10 receive the truth.
Elder Evans returned home on the 10Th
Of November last.
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LETTER FROM GERMANY.
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'-pa'noarger Str, 1872. Munich.
Germany. Oct. "a. lsgq.
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