Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-06
THIRD DAY.

Monday. April G, 10 a. m.-The choir
| ari congregation sang
/ HaH to the Prophet, assembled to heav-
en-,
Traitors and tyrants now fight him
In vain;
4 Nnglng with Gods, he can plan for his
BRETHREN
Death cannot conquer that hero again.
Payer was offered by Elder George
Itasdale.
The choir sang the hymn which be-
| gins,
Great God, attend while Zion sings
| The Joy that from Thy presence
springs
! 70 spend one day with Thee on earth
4 Exceeds thousand days of mirth.
PRESIDENT JOHN r. wINDER
vas the first speaker Of the morning
session.. He began by referring TO the
| vents that have occurred during the
hsl 10 years Two presidents Of the
4 Church and several Apostles have
pissed away all this during the time
. ttce the dedication Of the Temple In
hs city, The ordinances that are per-
gned there contribute TO make bet
II husbands and wifes. better fathers
lh mothers, and better citizens OF the
IAle and nation.
The speaker regretted that some Of
w young people do not enter into the
1aer Of marriage according to the plan
sheh the Lord has revealed, and also
1ai others ntermarry with those out
Me o. the Church Such things are
ny IN harmony with the truth that
tei mas revealed. Such marriages are
Fiom happy. The Bishops should take
li4eal care that the young people are
discouraged IN marrying Improperly.
He desired To endorse what the
F'ihTen had said during the confer
ne about entering into debt. Those
Aho mortgage their homes are very
tey 10 be without any for the future.
a'll Of This had been done during the
4 l@m ana this result followed in
va many Instances. We should profit
Y our experiences and the experiences
Diners and take care of our finan-
O matters keeping out Of bondage.
n spoke OF the privilege he had of
lliesslng the Saints in conference. He
" lol Know how much longer the Lord
'gsa permit him to live. for he was
pN " Years old, But he. felt Tx.
Esslng Him for the great length of his
Hs he felt to bless the Saints and
1',elIage them in remaining steadfast
@'hs work Of the Lord.
ELDER WIN. A. HYDE,
rslaent OF the Pocatelo stake, was
tlsl upon to report. This stake might
sla' be termed a composite OF other
s.sS since there were many problems
sl'Ohung the presidency that had
y, W. spoken Of by others. Among these
" one ihat concerned the bringing of
~ tracts Of land under cultivation.
a. s'ahe mad been organized about
~ gears' two Of which Elder HYDE
-. --1 veeh president. There were in this
~ many things to contend with. But
~ SAINTS We're endeayoring to do their
hu Al N'N"s Aht Aiulh. he ltlt
lr, We DAY Of our triumph Is at
ELDER DAVID TANNER,
.elaent Of the Pangutch stake. was
~, allied upon 10 report. He stated
~, ustlng the past four months this
~ y NE country had been covered
~ SNOW circumstance almost un.
H ~. In the history Of the stake.
~~.' e, lhe people felt hopeful for the
M" ny year. The presidency and the
~, NV .vuhcll are united In the conduct
~, .s s 'sse affairs. There were great
,rs ~, shhdren in his stake OF school
N, rus stake had sent. during the
-, year about 80 OF them to the
~. ' n branch Of the academy. An the
f, situations OF the Church IN the
'su'''h stake were in good order.
ELDER ANGUS NJ. CANNON.
4. , ,sa, Of the Salt Lake stake. was
49, speaker It was q years AGO |
ns ,,s vas called TO the presidency OF |
,As,s,Ae During this time many |
Ia IA naa occurred He wondered II |
-'1efs while the Saints dwelt at |