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President Roosevelt is satisfied with the White House and has announced his opposition to the plan for larger and more modern structure.
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The Ea.halla cE9 gave o#sa party last Thitfsaay 6Fc.iag ad
 1T was the initial ! party ef 1ae season given & ih proved t5 De q 9thoseasa A52 atf5Er. uchre was plat 6at3 bort E2Ib Euchre was played aa.u about F o'clock, when dancing was induleed in Mrs s. F. Vaulx was successful in winning the ladies prize, and Dr. J. W. Withers captured the gentlemen's prize. The following were present:
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 Jasss3 QaiHey of Boston va nom iaatai tor governor bE Aaa4ehHs5 Us Iianaals1s.
 N N. erane viii net laahe tae rae f2r eoveaac.. of Texas.
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 cnaz4s he'd demonstration throrghout the island iil favor of ees .r4ocit. with tae Unl5ed statea~
 Secretary Root says he does nat be. lice that Hay Will retire from the cabinet
 Three Chicago lawyers and I dc. tectiYo have been indicted. charged with conspiracy in connection with a jjarE-bribiHg case
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Secretary Root says he does n9t be lice that Hay Will retire from the cabinet.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

a work deserving Of wide considera-
don among the Latter-day Saints has
Just been issued from the press Of the
Deseret News. We refer 70 the Pres
ton Family Gcnedl0gy' OF Whieh
Bishop William B. Preston Is the pun
Usher. and Elder /. y. wilson the
compiler. The work traces the MS
tory of the Preston family from ABOUT
1910 a. D., iu Great Britain, IN the
New ENGLAND States, and In virginia,
90 the present time, ana is most az
mirably arranged from beginning 20
end. one of the features that make
for cloaun.ss Us the Set uI gentdl-
ogiesl tables. or family trees. just at
the opening of the book Here the
reader gets In one view an outline ot
tha eutir. work Each member OF the
family is named In his family group
and i'm his generation. and his relation
ship can easily be traced In all the
lines of ascent and descent through
out. To correspond with this arrange
ment the running heads In the Dody
of the work give the numbers OF the
several generations as they come un-
der consideration so that these gem
ealogical trees enable one TO see the
whole family line at glance. In the
body of the work too, the arrangement
Ia both simple and thorough Each
member Of the family Is considered IN
the order in which his name appears on
the diagram. his history given so far
as known and his immediate descend
ants. n any. are set out In detail. BE-
sides. each person is given q number
I'm the left-haud column. known as the
index number where he Is named as
child; and if he IS named again, as the
head OF q family. a reference number
I'm the ught-hand column indicates
where the reader may look for a FUR
Their record In cases where the chill
dren Of any member are not known,
the left-hand column opposite his name
remains blank. and the arrangement is
such that II this information Is sup
piled later. the entry can readily b.
made. From this arrangement as Wei
as from predatory remark that. u
the members OF the Preston kindred,
scattered IN various parts OF the world,
win supply him with all the lntormn-
ton they have. the time may come
when memorial shall be published
worthy of the name II would seem
that this work Is 10 be used by Bishop
Preston as a means OF collecting more
extended genealogy OF his FAMILY An
other pleasing feature Of the work Is
very readable biographical sketch OF
Bishop Preston. This Is followed 10y
an appendix. IN which are treated a
number of topics Of great interest 10
the family. properly OF genealogical
character Closing the work is a care
fully prepared index, naming, respec-
lively, persons who We're born Preston
and persons not born Preston. The
whole makes q book Of over four hum
dred pages. II Is spendidly illustrat-
cd ls printed In large. clear type on
book paper ~ superior finish. and IL
handsomely bound in cloth. II Is only
FOR private distribution. and three hun
bred copies have been issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

cause can turn traltoEn more than
one way. He can remain IN the ranks
following the main body and set render
an the aid IN his power 90 the enemy
or he can refuse to march on with the
main body and gather around him other
stragglers processing 20 Eight in the Or
igInal cause. while refusing 10 follow
the properly constituted commander In
either case there are treachcry and de-
sertlon. Il IS apostasy. II applied to
church. no matter what form II ass
sumes
We do not wish to be understood as
making any personal application of this
self-eyident truth to the editor OF the
Lamont Herald. or his friends. It's not
FOR us TO pronounce Judgment But the
general principle he treats on II OF
much Importance and should be wei
considered. I'm ancient Israel when IT
was rumorcd that certain men, the
children OF BelIol. are gone out from
among YOU. and have Withdrawn the
inhabitants of their city saying Let us
go and serve other gods. inquiry was
10 be- made and 10 the rum0r was true,
those separatists We're 10 be treated as
apostates. Under the Christian dispen-
sation. those who became offended, ~
because Of the prosecutions that ragged,
and commenced TO "be,ray one anoth-
err were certainly apostates
The great apostasy predicted by The
FIRST Apostles OF the Lord was WONDER
fully well hidden under the pretense Of
adherence to the original faith In
fact, the true church was condemned
as a body OF horetlcs and was driven
into the wilderness while the master
spirit Of the apostasy claimed divine
authority and power. and entered into a
compact with paganim for the oppres-
sion Of the faithful Saints.
Many have thought that they could
preserve the faith pure, even If they
left the ranks Of the Church, offended
perhaps at real or imaginary wrongs
But we believe the experience Of every
true Saint is. or will be that in order
20 preserve the faith, u IS necessary,
not only 10 be one with the people Of
God. but also to perform the duties
implied In membership Those who neg
lect their prayers the study Of the
word Of God. the companionshlp en-
joyed IN meetings Of wards and quor-
ums, VIII soon find themselves sur
rounded by the darkness Of doubt and
unbellef. The sight grows dim Knqwl-
edge once enjoyed passes away 1t is
only by faithful application 10 duty
that the Spirit Of the Lord can be re-
taIned-that Spirit which gives light
peace and Joy without that Spirit, the
soul will soon be In the dark, and apos-
tasy win be the result
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
on RELIGIOUS ToriCs.

The Liying Church, Chicago.
We have often felt that Prolestants
do not really object 10 papacy per Sc.
Iney only OBJECT T. they cannot BE-, or
control the pope. This church is now
face 10 face with absolute, Open un-
disguised claim Of authority on the part
of one bishop 10 jurisdiction over a
function IN a diocese over which am
other bishop has lawful controls aEl
authority moreover tn pronounce ofh-
cially absolutely. without allowing q
question or an appeal without invests
cation or hearing of evidence on his
own personal authority, what is q 'vio-
auon Of rubrcs ana what yestments
have mo authority of use in the
church Do churchmen think
what would be the effect &c such Lett
ter signed by "a bishop Of Rome In one
of the earlier Christian centuries could
be produced? IL would at once and
for ever silence the Anglican position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
Tho outlook. Now York.

Dr. Donalds expression OF Christian
courtesy I'm offering Trinity church,
Boston Tor the funeral services Of the
late Gov. Wolc0ttl ana not open the
nood-gates to Arlanism. but the protest
against a.. II Il were really representa-
tive, would do more 90 set back the
progress OF the Episcopal church In this
country and TO weaken IT'S hold than
any assault upon It's doctrine or u.s.
polty Churches are tried today by
their loyalty TO the spirit OF their Mas
ter. and IL Is quite inconceiyable that
the Master revealed in the New Tesla
ment could Tor a moment be otherwise
then cruelty misrepresented by the
spirit of the men who criticised Dr.
Donalds action. There Is, fortunate
IS for the Episcopal church a larger
mind IN It than that which has found
expression in the action Of this small
group of clergymen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
WORK OF THE POLICE.

A word Of commentator is due to
Chief OF Police Hilton and his men,
for the excellent work done during the
influx of visitors TO the Live Stock COM
venuon The diligence displayed. the
watch kept upon suspicious characters.
the determination and vigilance with
which offenders have been followed and
captured and forced TO disgorge their
plumber and the small amount of yalu-
ubles lost by the unwary even when
frequgntng questionable resorts. all
speak highly 20 the credit OF the force.
The crooks who follow these conyen-
lions have felt themselves under close
surveillance. More OF them would have
been made TO suffer the laws penalties
n their Intended victims had been will
ing TO prosecute; and the fact That
one of the very worst Is now In custody
and others have been run out of the
city. is cause for congratulatiou.
The encounter this morning, partIcu-
lars OF which win be found on another
page Of the News shows how the
lives Of the conseryators Of the public
peace are put In jeopardy, and the valor
and fidelity Of those officers, It Is for
tunate that none OF them were killed,
but there would have been no popular
objection II the murderous thug had
met his doom
Detective sheets should receive his
need of praise with others for unurng
and shrewd work In this line, and Salt
Lake may plume itself ON IFS thorough
police Organization and the citizens
ought Co be thankful for comparative
immunity from raids upon their homes
during the week OF excitement and
uovdIug through which the city has
passed
The chief and his pauolmen, regulars
aud specials. are entitled 90 the pIaud-
lbs of the public II may be said, per-
haps. "Jhey have only done their duty
but a litJe appreciation for duty we'll
performed Is not thrown away. and in
this case we think 1t IS thoroughly de-
served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
APOST ACN.

The editor OF the Lamont Saints Her
ala In the current number, has an arti-
Gle ON Observation-Disclosures the chief
aim of which Is to prove that ono who
adhcres To the articles of faith Of a
church cannot properly be- termed an
apos,ato The reasoning does not ape
pear sound. TO apustatize means not
only To- stand away from. or depart
from. o. declaration of faith once adopt
cd. but also TO separate from the body
,hot holds this faith
Apostosy may be theoretical or prac-
teal or both. a man or woman may
aposauze nom the faith and yet re-
main TO an outward appearances a
member OF the church that Is declaring
that faith. or may continue TO adhere 20
that fath and yot apostatlze from the
church. a soldier enlisted for a certain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
cuBA's STATUS DEFINED,

The decision Of the United States
Supreme court IN the Nicely case by
which the prisoner Is 10 be cxtradited
and tried IN cuba for embozzlement of
Cuban postal funds Is thought 10 be
significant as indicative Of the govern
ment view OF the present status OF that
island and our relations TO the people
there. The court emphatcally declared
Cuba TO be foreign country "The
contention the court says that this
government has recognized the exist
ence Of an established government
known as the republic Of Cuba, but is
now using It's military or executive
power to dlsplace or overthrow IT, is
without merit" Cuba, the court further
asserts, Cannot be regarded In any
constitutional. legal or international
sense part Of the territory Of the
United states. While by the act Of
April %. 1895, declaring war between
this country and Spain, the President
was directed and empowered to use our
entire land and naval forces as we'll as
the militia Of the several States 20 such
extent as was necessary 20 carry the
act into effect. that authorization was
not for the purpose OF making cuba an
integral part Of the United states but
for the purpose only of compelling the
REIMBURSEMENT by Spain of its author
Ity and government in that island and
the withdrawal Of lts forces from cuba
and Cuban waters. The legislative and
executive branches OF the government
by the Joint resolution Of April 20. 1898.
expressly discla.med any purpose TO eN-
arcise sovereignty jurisdiction or con-
troll over cuba except Tor the pacIflca-
ton thereof and asserted the deter
mlnatlon NJ the United states that OBJ
iect being accomplished, 90 leave the
government and control of cuba 20 its
own people An that has been done in
relation to cuba has had that end Boo
view. and SO far as the court f. in-
formed by the public history Of the Zee
lauons OF this country with that island.
nothing has been done inconsistent with
the declared object Of the war with
SPAIN
The pronunclamento as 10 the status
OF cuba can have no bearing upon the
other question before the Supreme
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

O circle. "Can their mockerles OF
Christianity. their persistent blasphem.
ies. De- accounted for ON any other by
pothesis?'
In addition % having been born IN
the town where the Smith family re-
sided for a. t.methe loslcalOO author OF
the book was eIItorIoly connected with
the Office where the Book of Mormon
was printed and actually read some Of
The proof ghcau' Isn't that wonderful?
of cous thI makes him an authentic
historian. and O profound thcolugIan
and his opinion that the whole thing IL
am lmposura counts for conclusive ar
gumcut against the faith and tegu-
mony and experience Of hundreds VI
thousands who bear witness that God
has revealed 90 them personally the d.
vine mission OF the Prophet Joseph
smith and ihc authenticity Of the Book
~ Mormon
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The Independent. New York.

The greatest stress put I'm these days
upon the ethical side OF religion natur-
aIly leads 90 a smaller emphasis upon
the d1ctr.nal side. The test which we
now apply 10 a mans Christian char
meter Is coming 10 be- not his inteilec-
tual beliefs. but his relation 10 the CONF
mand " our Lord 90 love God with all
the heart and ones neighbor as ones
self II one gives evidence OF doing
that We are coming 90 regard him as
% good enough Christian for u.s. what
ever he may De called Intellectually.
Indeed ethics. which includes duties
to all other beings. human or divine,
thus appears 90 be a larger concept
than religion. which has 90 do with
ones duty to God only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
Sunday School
Classes.

II you have not adopted M
Articles OF Faith yet, send 70
the News for the special rates
20 classes.
We have also Just issued .
new Catalogue Of ChuIcn
works which we will mall iFs'
10 any address.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

New York is TO have a vigilance COM
mittee Il viii consist OF 1--WE hundred
men. men OF tried and proved trust-
worthlness." san FranGisco had It's
vigilance committee in the 5os, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

The Omaha city council has decided
To- oner q reward Of 5000 for Pat
Grove dead or alive. What a rara avis
this particular Grove must be to have
such o price put upon him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

Andrew Carnegie SAYS that steel Is
the jumplng-jsck Of business 1t Is
noted that his jumping-jack continues
tu jump higher and higher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

Nearly a quarter Of a century ago
Mark Twain. speaking Of the Cross OF
the Legion Of Honor, said few French
men escaped f. Judging from its recent
profuse bestowal upon Americans con-
nectcd with the Paris exposition u
might almost be said that few Ameri-
cans egcauo H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

Lord Kitchener is accused OF hiding
the facts about the situation in South
Africa. These accusations have not gone
so Gar as TO accuse him OF hiding the
Eoprs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

An appeal issues from New York
for @ strenuous effort OF an the min
listers OF am the denominations for a
general and great revival Of religion.
Whether the proposed revival viii be
successful or whether u IL be apparent
ly successful IL will be really so. win
depend II 70 shall be to picture Dan.
te's horrors, and TO excite the emotions
az emotional people, they will rise 70
the excitement and after Il has sub
sided fam below the normal Of religious
life. but Il win not reach or touch the
solid and enduring foundations OF Te-
Nclon I'm man. II is 90 be remem-
bered that while Mr. Moody began
his work with the old method, which
was 20 put people 20 an emotional
strain OF terror, the natural reaction
from which was called conversion
but which had no effect upon life and
character be learned the real demands
OF God upon man. and then came 90
him a power uneXampled. and which
was never so great as at the last OF his
work-When. for an instance, the great
Auditorium was packed at every meet
ing not by seekers after emotional dis
slpation, but by seekers after righteous
ness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

The constitutional provisionthat cruel
and unusual punishments shall not be
inflicted does not 80 at West Point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

New York Is being painted in a black
monochrome these days, yet even New
York Is not so bad as she Is painted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

Correspondent Of Church STANDARD.
Tho announcement that Or. Joseph
Parker. of the city Temple. was bent
on a practical solution OF the problem
whether London can endure or can sup
port n daily newspaper governed from
beginning 20 end by Christian princi-
pies and had undertaken q weeks
edit0rshlp ~ the sun towards that end.
awakened an amused curiosity among
the adventurous divine's friends. In
writing to solicit articles on the drama
from Mr.. Edwardes. OF the Gaity and
DAYS theaters. Dr. Parker says 81
intend 10 avoid the mistakes made by
my friend. Mr.. Sheldon. He issued
huge tract daily. / DO not believe IN
tracts. either huge or daily The Sun
win remain a newspaper. ] wish YOU TO-
deal with dramatic matters, accou tiug
as your guide the spirit that rules Moth
you and me. / can offer neither p,ice
nor temporal reward, II must be a work
Of love Should you be unable o. .felp
me In this which is I am convinced
the Lords work. indeed. I would ask
you 20 recommend me TO some simple
minded. cody, and God-fearing man,
with a knowledge that would help him
90 deal with an questions OF the stage"
From these limitations you will under.
stand that IN the new editors opinion
Christian principles are wide and in
elusive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

The late millionaire sam Lewis OF
London seems 70 have been a sort OF
modern Robin Hood At least 90 Is said
OF him that he robbed the rich to give
TO the poor. And he did not resort TO
Sherwood forest 70 DO II. other.
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5000 COPIES
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STOCKS, INVESTMENTS
AND BONDS.

Utah Rank and Commercial stocks ana
other high grade Investment securities
pought aud sold. Loans on stocks Dividend
payiag stocks bought aud sold. lnyestmen,
orders from Institutions trustees u estates
and capitalists will receive the best OF atte8.
ton. JOHN 4. CUTLER Jk
TsLl2i. " Aala stree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

1t Is nearly a week behind time but
we congratulate President George g.
Cannon on having scored so many use
ful years on the record Of his earthly
career. and on having so able and
numerous posterty TO pcrpeuate his
name and fame. The family gather
Ing 10 celebrate his birthday was held
several days after the true date-Jan-
uary II, In consequence Of his absence.
He was then on his way home from
Hawaii. thu scene OF his important and
remarkable mission OF nifty years ago.
We wish President Cannon continued
lie. health, prosperity influence and
success In the great work which has
always commanded his best energies
and uncommon talents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

when matters have quieted down
IN the Philippines the most important
question there VIII be the relation OF
the church to the civil power In the
public discussion of the proposed plan
OF municipal government Commits
slorer Worcester RETAINED from all
reference TO the question what church
property should bee exempt from tax.
alton. The plan now seems 20 be TO
exempt only such property as is used
exclusively Tor religious purposes. This
Is 10 accord with the American idea
but how It win be taken IN q coun-
try where the religious orders have
controlled an such matters and claimed
most Of the land remains 70 be SEEM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

Montone It's IN the co.'s New York Is
little glow. but she Is getting there.
queen Victoria has lived longer ana
relgned longer than any other English
sovereign. II may be said OF her That
she has lived ana reIgned better than
any other English sovereign May her
he and reign be prolonged for years
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Prlces-2;c. zoe, &c 800. $50. Seat
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