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STAKE CONFERENCES.

smlthneld. May !. 1870
on Sunday. April aoth. and Monday.
May LIST, tho Cache stake conference
WIS held In the beautiful tabernacle at
smiihneld This Ia the first time since
Cache valley was setiied that any
Stake conference has been held outside
Of Logon. and this new departure Is
highly appreciated by the country poo-
pie. especially our aged veterans.
There were present u the Council OF
the Apostles 81 W. Merrill and Anthem
u. Lund. bishop W. n. Preston and
DR.. James n, TalmaEe. u the stake
presidency. orron Smith and X. ~.
Molcn. There was large attendance
Of the Bishops ana other officers Of the
stake; also g. d. FJelAted Of the First
Council Of Seventies.
ON Sunday AZ 10 am. after singing
and prayer, Elder inmes ". ralmago
nddrcaHrd the congregation. Nothing
short OF "a full report could do Justice
10 hlr discourse, The subject was tho
motives that prompt mankind 20 keep
the law Of COL, The speaker showed
that 10 keup the commandments only
through fear Of punishment. was very
poor motive Indeed, because he was
nfrnld ~ the prison, There was an
other very poor motive. the hope Of re-
ward only. Another called duty cold
duty, and the man who serves the Lord
only from such n sense, had not yet
learned the Rrandcst principle % the
Gospel. "Ood " love-" lie 80 loved the
world that lie gave his only Begntton
as a sacrifice for all mankind who would
believe On His name. and keep Illa
commandments,
2 y, mater the opening exercises
and Sacrament, Bishop William u,
Preston occupied most Of the time, on
the law ~ tithing and the daily duties
Of tho Saints Elder Lund spoke a
short time Of the work OF dod In East
crn lands,
In the evening tho primary children
rendered some very nice exercises. at
ter which Elder Lund addressed the
children and the large audience on the
subject OF his mission In the Holy land.
This was Treat both TO old and young,
Monday morning-on account u the
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the information that n few hours pre-
NlouH a child. four and half years OF
age. had passed away. and they were
waiting for this one TO breathe It's
last. a. the doctor had given her W.
They said II was impossible for the
child TO live.
talked 10 them short time. cheer
ing up the bcrcaycd mother with the
hope that she would receive her little
one again. II she would be obcdient to
the gospci of christ. Presently Elder
Olson came In. and we talked TO them
Of the gifts and blessings which existed
In the primitive church. and told thcm
that the Gospel had been restored 20
the earth. and that the same gifts ana
blessings followed the believers now as
In oldcn days. They told " that on the
nlrht previous. there had been min
iatcr there who had prayed for the Ut
tie one that had passed away. but u
had no effect. They asked uH TO pray
for the child, and after inatruoting
them on the principle Of faith, We asked
them " they could believe they were
the servants 81 the most high uod, 10
which ihcy answered yes. Nv. then
united IN prayer. after which We. iaid
our haniH on the head Of the child ana
rcbukcd the sickness. we had scarcely
taken our hands on before the little
one asked for something 10 eat. THIS
she hnl not uunt Tor oNtf hNh N''hNi
She had received a paraiytlc stroke IN
her left side. 80 that she had been un-
able to move her arm or leg for sew
crii days. In very short time she
began 10 move her limbs An freely as
those of the other side. and they mar
ycled greatly over the sudden change
which had taken place. We then went
our way and In about three weeks We
returned to see how she was getting
along. We found her perfectly well
and they werc pleased 20 see uA again.
We left them nome OF our tracts, ana
bid them search the scripture, and e.
cclyc the Gospel 81 Christ, which u the
power " God unto salvation for every
ono that bclicvcth.
This IL not the only time that the
power ~ God has been manifested
through Us. In many other Instances
when We have been called upon To ni-
minister 20 the sick. they have been lin-
medlatoly healed. and others shortly
after according 20 the VIII Of the Lord
We went TO the manager OF the Fac.
tory and asked for permission To hold
n meeting thcrr. but when he found
that we were Mormon" Eldcra. he
would not grant ua that privilege.
Tho work of the Lord Il progressing
In this part ~ the vineyard. although
tho authorities ~ this city have been
innicilnR some little persecution upon
US. hut God Il at the helm. and the
truth will triumph. Your brother In
tho cause Of truth.
CHRISTIAN cuRisTESsEN.
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Your brother IN the Gospel.
HEBEit y. fAilR.
Southwest virginia Conference.
Charleston. W. Va, 49,.


Apfil -, lt''
To the Editor
on the sgnd and sard Of April. 1899.
we held our spring conference at Ham
lin. Lincoln county. W, Va. There were
present Elder W. ~. smart. president
u tho Eastern states mission. also
eighteen travelling and four local
Elders, besides a number OF Saints ana
friends. The attendance at the public
meeting was not large, but most en-.
joyahic time was had by those who ala
attend, AMI the Spirit OF the Lord was
poured out upon uH In rich abundance,
The time of the public mcctinFr was
taken up In explaining the fundamental
principles OF tho Gospel. while the
Priesthood meetings were devoted 10
the giving Of Instructions, aud hearing
reports of the Elders. Many instances
wherein the power and goodness Of the
Lord had been manifcated were reciicd,
aud the testimonies borne Mere
due nrother ]. W. Adkins, with others
for the procuring OF the court house
In which 10 hold our conference, also
for the kindness shown the Elders and
visiting friends. We also feel TO thank
Mr.. iiager. tho county clerk. for tcn-
dering 20 us the use OF his organ gratis,
Upon entering the town the people
seemed 10 be very cool toward Us, but
bcrgs noated slowly away leaving n
warmer feeling among the people, and
some acknowledged they had been en-
lightened upon the principles Of the
Gospel. as taught by the Latter-day
Saints, Although this was the first
time cider W. N. Smart had mot with
US. we soon became acquainted
when the tlmo 10 part came, we did
20 with regrets, Htill happy To know
TINT We. are In the service of the Lord.
The addresses ~ the Elders Tor the
ensuing six months are Az followA.
J. Ernest Dewcy,J, w. Reed. Charles
ton, Kanawhh county w. Va, N. ~
Hayes. 81. a. Ross. Charleston. Kama
wha county, w. Va. u, q, Higgins o.
T.. Davis. Comfort Boone county. W.
Va. VIC, Field. W. a. Flneid. Assur-
ance. Munroe county, w. Va; 7. G..
Rowberry, Peter A, Steers, Dunlow
Wayne county. W, Va: benjamin Full
mer, Alonxo Eyre, WINFIELD. Putnam
county. w. Va; u. II. Wilson. h. o..
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SATURDAY, 9, 1892 SALT CITY, UTAH

severe snow storm. the audience was
small The services Of the morning
was occupied by Elder NJ. w. Merrill
and the afternoon by Elder A. II. Lund.
Their subjects were Temple work and
the testimonies Of Gods goodness that
had been made manifest therein.
Elder Oraon Smith In closing the con-
ference Faid he was sorry that the
people had not been here and partaken
% the outpouring u the Spirit OF the
living God which had 70 abundantiy
been poured out upon the Apostles.
For himaclf he could say like the dis.
ciples Of old. as they spoke Of the wa.
with the Savior" Did not our hearts
burn within us3' And this was the
feeling In our souls today. az the
precious words had been given US.
Conference was then adjourned for
three months. 90 meet at Hyrum.
The singing Of the smithneid choir.
also the young lady organist deserve
commcndatlon for their beautiful sing
Ing and music. G. c. SHAW.
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Albuaucrque, Now Mexico,

Albuquerque, New Mexico,
April 20, 1899,
TO the Editor
Having been assigned the labor u
introducing the Gospel Of peace ainons
the peoples ~ New Mexico. we accord
ingly made our first appearance IN SAN
IN re, the capital. In beginning this
pleasant task We deemed II Of fore
most Importance 10 visit nrAt the gov
crnor.
our Interview with Governor otoro
was indeed one of pleasure character
lied by a courteous reception and a
welcome To the territory with the truths
o. the Gospel, aa taught by the iowly
NnKnrcnc.
our visits with the ex-governor and
other territorial officials We're only re-
petitions NJ the kindness and respect
shown by the chief executive.
Ivy all strong desire WIS manifest
that the Latter-day saints be invited
lac. subdue ana develop the same--and
In ~ doing, they paid a high compile
mont 10 those colonies already here,
the city mOyor--a iye,--nranted W.
the use ~ the woll lighted plaza" and
the county officials accorded us free
access To the court house for preaching
services while We rojoufncd In tho city,
We were interviewed by reporter
and as a result an article appeared In
the evening paper headed "MormonH
In New Mexico from which I ex-
tract the following, John 9. Houston
and Walter. cum. young Mormon El-
ders and missionaries from Provo.
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The Power OF God Manifested.


Laurvig. Norway, April u. 1892
To the Editor:
on the Send OF March. Elder Axel OIL
son ana myself went out into the coun-
wy short distance, for the purpose OF
holding a meeting which We had APP
pointed, ana AZ the same time We
number OF families were living, who
We're employed at large match factory
20 which these buildings belonged. ON
NE second iioor Of one u the buildings
Elder Olson commenced 10 tract az the
one end and myself at the other, ana
mus visiting each family until we met.
~ one OF the first rooms ! entered
found two women sitting by the side
ut cradle rocking a child which was
about four years ~ age, l offered thcm
tract which they examined, and hand.
"a II back 10 me, saying that they did
not wish any. On Inquiry. received
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April II, 1899. The usual departments
arc treated clevorly. as usual

stephen Crane has written a short
story entitled. God Rest We, Merry
uentleinen. Tor the Saturday Evening
fost. OF Philadelphia. In IL tho manage
Ing editor u the New York Eclipse
starts on his war correspondent. Little
Nell. with the cablcgram. Take tug.
Go IND cervcrn's fleet" Little Nell
starts out on the Johnson. "a harbor
tux with no architectural Intention Of
paradlng the high Seas" Wondering
how, II he finds the cruisers. he IL go-
Ing to lose them again" Ifia re-
mhrkablo experiences on the Johnson
and at Santiago. where ''hc takes his
macintosh ana invadea cuba" and
learns that the emphatic time Of his
tory II not the emphatic time of tho
common man. who. throughout the
changing OF nations. feels an itch on
his shin. pain In his head. hunger.
thirst are told IN the Post OF May 9Th.
The American Monthly Review " T.o-
Views Of May dUvotea considerable
space 90 survey Of neccnt develops
mcnta In American cities. The editor
comments ON the reelection of Mayor
Carter Harrison In chicago, on Mayor
Jones remarkable triumph IN Toledo.
on the Detroit project for municipal
Ownership ~ the street railways. and
on the general situation In boston. Fan
Francisco. Minnearolin. Cleveland. Dcn-
vcr,B I. Louis. phlladolphll. pfttHburg.
and New York Dr. Shaw also contrib
utos special study of the now Gan
Francisco chartaf--a remarkable socu-
mcnt In it, way. and Mir goorrc n.
Hooker gives some lntorrating facts
about Mayor Qulncy'H administration Of
liosion. Following it, annual custom.
the Review publishes a forecast, az the
great national convantlons. hummer
schools, and other GATHERINGS ~ rcn.
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TROOPS lined up alongside the long
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New England. Allegheny Co. Pa,
April ~. 1893.
To the Editor;
The Elders OF the West Pennsylvania
conference mot Mt this place and held
q two days meetings on the 18TH and
10Th inst. There were In attendance
Elder Smart ~ the Eastern htntea
mission. Elder Ilcbcr y. farr and
twcnty-aix travelling Elders. quite a
number of Saints also attended the
meetings. The two days were spent In
reporting the inhorH 81 tho Elders and
inatructing the people In the principles
of the Gospel. The Elders are cner-
rotlo In their ondcnvorr to spread the
truth. and much prejudice n being ~.
moved. The whole cry here II "llobcrta
and poiyRamy." ana many honest and
high minded people have been led 10
inquire an 10 the position OF the
church In the matter. II has thus en-
ahlcd uH to talk to people we could not
otherwise reach. There IN n good pros
pect for rich returns from the lnbors
~ the Elders among the people OF West
pcnnFylvnnin. II any OF the Saints
at home have friends or relatives llv.
ing In Western Pennsylvania who de.
sire the Elders 10 visit them, they Will
please send names aud addresses 10
iieber 4. farr. quincy. Franklin coun-
~. ia.
Your brother IN the Gospel.
uEHEIl T.. fAllR.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Professor Eiihu Thomson. In The En-
ginccring Magazine for May takes up
the important subject Of the "porsibili-
ties Of Liquid Air." giving lucid state
ment u what may and may not be cx-
pcctcd of this latest form OF stored en-
crEy. Mr.. Dickie completes his study
Of war ship design by discussing the
cruiser and the destroyer. with especial
reference TO the true functions OF the
latter type Of fighting machine. Dr.
David 4. Days paper upon the mineral
resources Of the islands which have
been brought into prominence during
the hostili,ics OF the past year will be a
valuable guide to Industrial enterprise
In those parts 81 the world. In addition
TO these leading papers. the Review Of
tho Engineering Press. and the Engi-
nccring Index to the periodical iltcfa-
turc 81 the profession cover the work
OF the month for both Europe and
America. Tho Engineering Magazine.
New York.
The First BOOK for Pen and Pencil,
By Mary u. Poland, IA series OF les
sons IN writing and drawing. especially
the primary school in connection with
any primary reading book. THO books
furnish what 10 20 much dcrlred BY
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Oral Arithmetic. by Y. So white. "
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Elder Thomaa J. Chapman. Of Amer
lean Fork. Utah county. returned on
the 22nd OF April from n mission 10 the
State OF Louisiana. where. he says. the
Lidcfr arc meeting with fair success.
lie was set apart on the 9Th OF Dccem-
Der. 1895 and left for his held of labor
the following day. lie has enjoyed good
health during his absence.
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Eider David ~. Saunders Of this city
who has been laboring ~ a missionary
In tho virginia conference. returned
home on tho iHt u this month. H. was
rct apart on the 10Th n February, 1891.
and left the city ON the 18th. lie re-
cess and that the mission IL prosper
oua
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Cheney. jerks. Lincoln county. W. Va. !.
J. l.. McConkle. Il. =. VIM. Mount
Hope. Fayette county. w. Va. Joseph
Hyre. Thomas Preston. Logan. Logon
county. W. Va.
J. ERNEST DEWEY.
Conference President.
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Again the Saints aud Elders Of this
conference have had the privilege of
meeting tugcthcr TO enjoy a spiritual
feast our president. Elder y, H. Nyc
% the California mission, and wife hav.
lnK visited the recent conference at HALT
Lake. Impaired unto ~ the spirit from
the fountain head. ELDER n, 10, riatt u
this conference presided at the meet
lngs and welcomed All TO listen To the
doctrine OF the plan 81 redemption.
Hoino % tho Elders lahoring here
npokc on the FIRST principle Of the
Gospel and the fuinllnient ~ prophecy
during the day rcnnions. Elder llcber
J. Grant. 81 the Council ~ Apostles. bu-
ing prcasnt nt the confcrncCr. spoke to
wcll-flled house and an apprvciniive
audience at night. Many Of our visit
lng friends were heard 10 say az they
panard out at the closc " the confer
encc. that they had learned more u the
Gospel OF Christ In -thla o-- day than
they had In year, bcfsrc. We trust
that many friends have bcen made and
that some ~ them viii DO stirred 10 an
Investigation % the doctrines u saliva
ton.
AZ the Priesthood meeting Monday
such Instructions as wcrs necessary for
carrying on the work were given tho
Elders by Elder Nyc. The appoints
menta TOT the next six months wcrc aH
foliowH' Han Franciaco-f n. r1att,
NMNAfN NNkNNNNH dRNNIfl ffNAANs w W. ~
Jackson. Asa Athay. ]. NJ. Hess.
oaklnni-GeorRe u. Chandler. Thomas
culley. !. ~. iiott Jr., ]. H. iiawklcy.
San Joac-Wm. Chapman. LEO Peck. J.
A. Garner. y. .. Walker. Santa Ilosa-
A. q. Layton. John r. West.
~ our Mutual Improvement meeting
Monday We were hnnorcd with the pres
ence 81 Elder Ilcbcr !. Grant. Moses
Thatcher. George Thatcher and wife.
The meeting was given over into the
hands Of Elder Hcbcr J. Grant. The
members and visitors listened with rapt
attention IN the word ~ encourage
mcnt and INSTRUCTION. as they came
from tho lips 81 Elders Thatcher and
Grant
Elder Grant called q special meeting
OF the Elders on Tuesday afternoon, at
which h. spoke NJ length. taking up the
instructions usually given to Elders 10
prepare them for their work, and also
answered many and varied questions
asked him.
For a parting feast ~ good things all
attended the Sacrament meeting We'd
neaday night. II was truly pcnte-
coatai feast The Spirit OF the Lord
nlled the hearts 81 the speakers and
powerful and strong testimonies were
born. Again Elder IIebcr J. Grant
spoke 10 the Saints.
IDA MAY sARLL. sec'y.
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Utah, arrived last night from Colora-
do, where they have been preaching
for nearly two years past. and regis
tered at the Palace"
They say New Mexico has been neg
iccted In some unexplained way In the
past and they propose To SCI that the
oversight does not continue"
THE visitors have called on the gov
crnor and other officials and have been
accorded pleasant reception" They
will hold a brief preliminary meeting on
the plaza carl- this evening. and will
then invite the crowd 70 10 To the court
room. wherc preaching services are TO
be t-'f" 1T is the Intention u the
Mormon church to divide New Mexico
into two conferences. the West and
East 60 be presided over respectively
by Mcssrs Houston and Gun who hope
to accomplish considerable err their re-
turn 10 salt Lake city"
From the fact that the population Of
Saua Fe was made up almost entirely
~ MexicanH-atrong ndhcrcnta Of Cath
oiiicism-spcakinR little or no English.
our preaching was treated with more or
lsra Indifference.
SEEING the situation We deemed II adj
viHablc TO repair TO an English speaking
city.
Albuquerque. the metropolis, We
found 60 be strictly modern, almost en-
ufui buHlncan-iikc. thriving city.
our iabora here were begun under
very adverse circumstance. but with
the view " prospects Frightening M In
the near future. we sacrificed comforts
and convenicnces and went ahead We
met with rcbuns and Sights encounter
Cd hunger and fatigue. In our unccaa-
Ing efforts TO lay before the people the
Gospel plan 81 salvation.
Every sunday evening we raise our
voices In the defense u truth and dur
inR the week distribute tracts and seek
conversations upon the Gospel.
Through these means we hope 60 -.
tnhiish ourselves permanently and
make this city headquarters for the
western conference.
other Elders have since Joined ua and
Elder cluf has repaired to his confer
cncc.
We feel that the Gospel seeds am be-
Ing planted In a fertile field and ARE
thankful that We have been thought
worthy servants to carry these glad I'd.
Inns and Introduce the glorious plan "
salvation 10 this people.
Ever praying for the welfare OF Zion
and the triumph Of truth.
Your brethren.
JOHN g. HOUSTON,
Prcst. West New Mexico Conference.
WALTER cLrFF.
prcat. East New Mexico Conference.