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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
LEFT THE METHoDIsTs.
After an Experience Of Twenty
Seven Years In That Faith.

Brother II. r. Melvin, writing from
Mariana, Fla, May "a, tells in the fol-
lowing manner how he was converted:
The first Elders ever had the honor
of entertaining were Warren Harris OF
Glendale Kane county, Utah and
Charlton Segmiller, Rlchheld, Sewer
county. ] remember the nights We sat
and talked on the subject Of their mis-
sion, and the restoration of the Gospel
as revealed to the Prophet Joseph
Smith, How strange the doctrine
seemed to me! This was in 1898. Then
other Elders came and among others,
Carl Loveland, q. w. Rogers, Fisher,
j. A, West. j. H. Willis, o. A. VIII
liams,, Strong, L. p. Monson. and Hy-
rum Monson All the time was read
Ing and investigating | was a mem
Der of the Methodist church for q
years, yet | never could reconcile their
doctrine with the scriptures, but
could not tell what was lacking. Thu
more | read the history OF the Church,
the palmer It opened up the fallacy Of
the doctrine of men. AS | was reading
and thinking, two Elders came TO my
house, whom | had never met before.
They were Joseph Marsh and L. w,
Robbins Of 0akly Idaho. They made
the way so plain, that | could no longer
miss it. So / was baptized by Elder
Robbins and confirmed by Hyrum
Monson, for which l give God all the
glory.
Sixteen of my family children and
grandchildren are members of the
Church. We are standing alone among
our enemies. But blessed be God for
the knowledge of the truth Of the Cos
pei.
thust that this may meet the eye of
some Mormon" Elder whom / have
had the pleasure Of entertaining In my
humble cottage. and that II may sug-
gest to him to write me some word TO
cheer me on my way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
Conference In Towns.

In letter dated Stoneham, Tex, May
rs, and signed by Elders A. ]. Fillmore
and n, +. Knowlton, the writer's say:
The South Texas seml-annual confer
ence was held May "a and rs, about two
miles south of Plantersville, Grimes
county, in an arbor prepared by the
Elders for the occasion. Present were:
Elder James q. Duflin, Of the South
western States mission Niles c,
Thompson, who came from the Lone
Star conference to visit relatives here,
before taking his departure to Scandl-
navia. also Elders r. r. Mcbride, X.
Boyack, Y. s. Paterson, r. l. Mills A.
]. Fillmore and II. II. Knowlton, and
many Of the Saints and friends.
In the Priesthood meeting the Elders
gave the reports Of their work during
the past six months.
Elder Angus j. Fillmore was appoint
ed president Of the conference and Ell
der Frank f. Knowlton counselor and
Sunday school superintendent
Sunday. May Is, was set apart by
Elder DulIln for fasting and prayer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
AVlSNNERCHIVT
HOW He ExTRlCATEO HIMSFlr
FROMASERIOUS DIFFICULTY
Mr. outcslt Tells an I0,...,
store About Recent lmportsn,
Event in His Life.

How George w. Outcalt
nle ..,, OF Wellston, oklahoma" "Own
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from serious difficulty is as. himself
interesting stories now goin, VI lhe
ROUNDS OF the papers. eN'ns The
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says IN telling the story. ntu' he
time l had given almost evar,, long
OF my attention TO my buslno." moment
did not notice what effect mi" 90 una
ing on me- But, finally. I saw va" as nav
health was giving way-I 1s nut my
thin, was always tired ana ss Ge'ung
OF breath; my blood was 10y oui
stomach bad Every now ana III, my
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| was all run down. ~ shorI,
Then one day | saw an od,,.
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MY flesh came back TIL regajneS Sa ~.
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They are different from ordinary maS
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DR., Williams Pink Pills for PaIe pso
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ARKANSAS CONFERENCE.
Brutal Treatment OF One Of the FL
ders In the Field.

Elder r. Leroy Mecham, writing
from Little Rock. June 10, says
We were privileged TO enjoy our con-
ference In this city the 10th and 18th
ult We met our mission president,
James G.. DufIin and q real spiritual
feast was had by all.
Both conferences Of this state con-
yened together Tor this festival and II
was proposed that what was known az
the East and West conferences should
unite and become one This was sus-
tanned by all.
We held Ave public and four PRIEST
hood meetings.
Much misunderstanding seems to
prevail among the people of Van Blu
rem county In this state in regard to
the teachings Of the Elders, A few
Elders passing through that part. stat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
Florida Conference.

Elder William c. Wootton. writing
from Sanderson, Florida, June 10. re-
ports as follows:
on Sunday June s, the Florida con.
ference convened at sanderson, Fla
with IS missionaries, including our
faithful missionary, Sister Lillian
Young Canora. on the above date
morning, afternoon and evening ser.
vices were held with a good attend
anoe. Our mission president, Elder Rem
4. Rich, did not reach here until Mon
day on account Of having to meet In
conference In Atlanta. Ca. on the dav
before. But Monday afternoon a pub-
lie meeting was held In the little Nor
mon meeting house with fun attend .
ance E!ier Rich occupied most OF tho
time, Elder Nye spoke a few minutes
also. He Is To be our next mission pres.
ident and IL now travelling in company
with Elder Rich, holding conferences In
the various southern states.
At this conference the following mis-.
slonaries were released: Duncan W.
Marchant Thos r.. Canora and Sister
Lillian Y. CanOra.
Monday night az a counsel meeting
the remaining Elders received their APP
pOintment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Great Britain were assigned to the fol-
lowing conferences: Percy George
Matthews, Bristol; Margaret Nliate
Elliott, London; William X. Teltord'
Manchester; Samuel Hunt, Liverpooii
Hugh c. Watson Grimsby; Thomas a.
COndie, Newcastle.
Elder Levi Z. Young has been APP
pointed president Of the Swiss mis-
sion to All theyacancy caused BY the re-
lease OF Elder David l.. Mcdonald
Reconsideration David l.. McDon-
aid OF the Swiss mission has been. hon
orably released to return home. He has
been In the mission field over 80
months.
Departures--The following Elders are
listed TO sail from Liverpool today per
SIS. Commonwealth: John n. Heppler
William w. Seegmiller, Walter j, Kerr,
George Hickenlooper oliver Christian
sen and Henry j. Goebe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
In Alabama.

Elder f. F. Dalton writes from Sell
ma, Ala, June 8:
The newspapers In and around Selma
Ala, have been treating "Mormons'
and "Mormonlsm" generously OF late.
The advertising we received was partly
occasioned by the conference held here
one June g. The Birmingham News
asked us for an article. Elders II. s.
Morrison, c. r, Ranck and myself
wrote one which was published verbal
tim. The Montgomery Advertiser has
published on three occasions articles.
without prejudice or sensationallsm.
and the Issue OF June 6 contained our
articles OF faith an account OF our con-
ference and the names OF the Elders
present These two paNrs are the larg-
est In the state
We had a most enjoyable time while
together Prest. Rich spoke for one
hour and a half 10 a fair sized audi.
ence The barriers are being taken
down and from very walk Of life IN
this part we are being more favorgbly
received
No changes were made OF any note.
Elders Jenkin Jones and j. X. tidy were
transferred TO the Kentucky confer.
ence With the exception Of one or
two all the Elders were In good health.
Prest +, L. Brown and Elder {. r.
Ranck have started 20 make a tour Of
the state. visiting the Saints and the
Elders In the field Elder l.. NJ Hess
and myself will 60 to Mobile county.
In the southern part OF the state
Northern Indiana Conference.
The following is the substance OF a
letter dated Indianapolis, Nay l, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

ing their dreadful experience with SONS
bigots. one OF the Elders, having left
house Of the Saints for few mo-
ments, was seized by q bowling mob,
dragged to the woods and brutally
beaten, receiving over 80 lashes, some
of the papers of Little Rock published
the account, but It was very partial
giving the inference that the Elder
brought this punishment upon himself,
need not state the faithful News
Is q friend indeed TO us all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

presiding Elders, all OF the above
brethren, accompanied by their wives,
met to enjoy q reunion as the presiding
authorities Of the stake. There were
also present of the First Presidency Of
the Churcn who arrived on the 0. s. l..
from Salt Lake City at $3.50 a. M,
Priests, John r. Wlnder and Anthem
ii. Lund, and the following brethren
Of the Council Of the Apostles: Heber
]. Gram Matthias f. cowley. Abraham
o. Woodrr-f, Rudger Clawson and Hy-
rum NJ smith, Patriarch John Smith,
Bishop William y. Preston, Priests.
shurtliff and Middleton, of the Weber
Stake OF Zion, Bishop II H. Clawson
ana others, all accompanied by their
wives.
The visiting brethren and sisters
were met ut the depot by carriages aud
driven to the homes Of the Saints for
luncheon. The opera house was select.
I'd as the place OF meeting.
Prest Charles Kelly called the meet
ing 10 ler at 1890 when song Of
welcome was rendeed by the Brigham
city Glea club, as welcome to the
visitors aud the presiding Priesthood.
Invocation by Prest L. w Shurtllff.
Prest. Kelly extended warm welcome
TO all present. stating that the presl-
dency OF The stake. high council, bsh-
oprlcs of wards and other stake au-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

ent, Many valuable instructions were
impaired to the children and parents
present.
At D. m, large audience greeted
the authorltlese present, who each
gave timely instructions and counsels
10 the Saints
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
A pleasant REUNION.
The Presiding Priesthood of Boz El.
der Stake and Church Authorities.

Elder oleen n. stohl submits the fol-
lowing report, dated Brigham City,
June l5
Saturday June "a, 1902. the presi-
dency Of the Boxelder stake, the High
Council and alternates, the Patrlarchs,
Presldencies Of Elders quorums and
the Bishops and their counselors and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
STAKE CONFERENCES.
San Juan stake.

Blum, San Juan Co, May 23.-the
quarterly conference Of the San Juan
stake convened at Mancos, Colo. Sat.
urday and Sunday, May II ana Ii, 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
yyEW 7HlRTYFRST WARD 5uEE7lWG HOUSE

day, the 24th Of April. Sister Clouse
was a faithful Saint. She leaves a
husband and four children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Elder Ezra Bunker returned ON June
~ from a mission to the Southern
states, where he has been laiorlng for
Wo years. Elder Bunker was 60,
apart on June ~, 1900 During his stay
IN The field he labored In the North
Alabama conference for Is months ana
presided over the Middle Tennessee
conference for six months. His home
Is in Bankervills, Nav. "''"e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Elder Duncan w Marchant of peoa
Summit county. Utah, returned on the
18th inst. from the Southern States.
where he labored as a missionary FOR
little over two years. having been
set apart on March %, 1900 lie la.
bored In the state OF Kentucky until
Dec. j, OF last year, when he was
transferred TO the Florida conference
He enjoyed good health all the time he
was away and reports marked progress
In the mission
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Elder Oliver Christensen Of Levan.
Juab county, Utah, has returned from
Denmark, where he labored as mis-
sionary In the Copenhagen conference.
He left for his field OF labor on MAY
H. 1900, and returned June Is, having
been gone little over two years. Ell
der Christensen presided over the
Copenhagen branch the few months he
was In the field and he reports the con-
ference 20 be In flourishlng condition.
The new mission house at Copenhagen
VIII be dedicated on July 8. al which
time a conference will be held. includ.
Ing all the Elders in the scandinavian
mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
PUTNAM NAIL CO
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Elder John II. Watson, Of Glendale,
Kane Co., returned on the 18th inst,
from the missionary field, after having
been absent about q months. He was
called TO the Southern States mission
and set apart on March 2l. 1900. He was
assigned to labor In the Louisiana
conference, where he remained for two
years, when he was transferred 10 the
Kansas conference, where he spent the
remainder of his mission. With the
exception Of few attacks Of chills and
fever he enjoyed good health and took
great pleasure In his labors. He re-
ports the conference to be in a very
prosperous condition, having witnessed
the baptism Of So persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Elder Cyrus N. stlllman Of East
Mill Creek, has returned from Great
Britain, where he labored In the Leeds
conference. He was set apart for his
mission on February Il, 1900. and re-
turned June 5, 1902 He was In good
health during his absence, and had
profitable and happy mission having
been privileged TO personally baptize is
souls. He reports that over 200 people
were baptized in the Leeds conference
within the past two years, and the
prospects are bright for many more in
the near future
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Northern Indiana Conference.

The following is the substance OF a
letter dated Indianapolis, Nay l, and
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Elder Jas. H. Tucker reports by let
ter, dated Morgan City, Utah June IL,
that he was set apart on the 2lst OF
November. 1900, for a mission TO the
Southern States He labored In South
Alabama and West Florida. On ac-
count Of sickness he was released and
arrived home on the LIST OF May OF this
year. He met with fair success, hav-
ing performed several baptlsms and
found some investigators. The Ala
bama conference is In fourishing
condition and a good work is being
done.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-09
INSTRUMENTATION

= Weit etnem &apital non $780,,
900 bat fid In ct. @loub bie Deuti9-
Mmeritanii6e @eleuidaft, melde1O0,.
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lie In Canada a%nsefauft bat, tncorpo.
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Der In ct. gloub portbetlbaft
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TN ct. &apbaels hospital iid elmer
ani9etnenb gut uerlaufenen, ruesen
8linbbarmensanbunS n6tbis semors
benen Operatton unter3ss, LIT seitern,
Mtttmo@, seitorben. Ser @eritorz
bene ftanb in Der 8litbe letner Sabre,
unb iein Sob rpirb pte pom ietnen8er.
rpanbten unb Sreunben 70 pon auen
8irsern Der Stabt, bic TIN fanaten
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@errentunsen unb Ouetl9un9en
peruriaden SroBe S@mer3en; beibe
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our 9ait MAIDEN. ct. Satobs Del
ansemanbt, wtrb In tur3er l3eit ole
S9mer3en pertretben.
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apeifelbait betra@tet werben, ba BITE
aoblenbarone eine itaunenswertbe
9artnddisteit entwtdeln. Wenn
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marum man ibre Qartei fur ben
Streit unb BITE &oblennotb perant
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foblen so1frei ieien, 10 bat BITE Sra:
az ablolut feine 8eredtisuns. Die
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einen beftimmten ARCHAEOLOGICAL
aufweiit, muB 81 Gents bic Come
3ou erlesen, unb bic Nntbrasites&o6l
bat bieien archaeological ni9t.
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Ganbibat fur bas @epraientantenamt
aes AZ. 9ifrifts.

Inter ben pielen 6ffentliden Nem=
tern, iber beren 8eietunS bic Stimm=
seber am Wabltase gu enti9eiben
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lest lit. Sn elmer auten, orbenttiz
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Prin,ip ses slet@en &e@tes fur ane
unb beionberer Yriuilesien fur @ie=
manb Mnwenbuns ftnben. Auf Seiteu
Der &epublifaner mirb aber bieies
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ielten sepfest. Dieier in ben repu=
blitantf@en &etben serri@enSe tlebet=
ftanb errest u,lr, r,amentlt9 in Ieste=
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pollen @eltuns s%elansen. menn benz
@ouuerneur cine seiessebenbe &raft
sur Seite seitent lit, bic pom sleidert
Settle ute er ielbit befeelt lit. 81
elmer iol@en 9esislatur tam Der ~.
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Perion bes Germ 6. q. 6und einen
ee9tslatur: @anbibaten aufgefteut, benz
slei@ &oiins bas @obl bes @olfes
tbeuer lit, Der slei9e 8edte fur aae
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bur9sufe@ten lift bic abf9t, Sic
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lou er am 4. Nouember itimmen fur
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Der @erfauf uon MinnelotaS taatss
0dnbereisn In bieiem 9erbt bur9
Staats. Mubitor Dunn mirb 0euten
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wirb in @runbitiden pon 40 Ncre an
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tetn @runbftid iein. ln3wetfelbafi
rpirb Elm GROCER She'll bes gun, @er=
tauf seiteuten 9anbes BON Spefulan
ten auf9etauft uerben.
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Die &antine mirb eaer Wabri9einz
lt@fett nod pieber tn Der 8unbesar=
nee einsefibrt perben, menisitens
rpir6 Der &rtesslefretdr hem &osreB
brin9enb empfeblen, bas antt= &anti
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OempfratiicbeS Stdet.

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Observation-Disclosures Nhder.
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