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Latonia Entries.

First race. four and half furlongs
selling-Black Enamel SO, Lathrope 93,
Ruskinetta 93, Sister Ida SO. Firaito 95
Edith NJ 50, True Dora 81, Arno 9S
King Leopold 100, Pullman 100, Joe
Cowan 100. Merry Patriot I02, Harold G
104, Miss Bertha 107.
Second race, seven furlongs selling
Reuben SO, Rubinon 81, Topsy Robinson
SO, Carew. 9S Usury 9S, Tom Grove 9S,
Triple Silver 9S, The Only Way 100,
Or Burch 101. Happy Jack 103. Ell Rey
lO4, Capitano los, Ralbert los, Wex-
ford l0o, Harding los, st. Tammany 106
Third race, one mile, handicap
Helen ( 80. Terms Rod 81. Coruscate SO.
Benvolio 100. Debar 100, Major T. Car
son lO2, Dutch Barbara 107 Harry
stephens los, John Carroll los,
Fourth race. five furlongs. the Harold
stakes-Hold Fast los, Oyelando ms
Antrim 110, Zal 121
Fifth race. six furlongs, selline-Oak
Grove 80, Bitter Brown 90, Minnehah
go, Oasis 81, Champ Clark 81, Gaimeda
SO, Lizzie Mclean 100, Libadona 100
Self Reliant 100. Adesso 100, Mazzletoy
100; Pinaud 102, Muffins 102, Hector 102
Kohnofiaw 105, Kargut 1OS
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling
Comment 80, Vestryman "a, Floss 9S
Skyte 9S, Alma Gardia 9S, katherine
Kenner 81, Seamate 81, Larone 80. Red
wood 102, Ben Shaw 102, Talamund 102
The Mate 102, Interlight 102, Toppy Girl
103. Lady March 106
Seventh race, one and a half miles
selling Trap 1o2 Harpoon 102
Little Elkin 104 Glisten I06, Double
LOG, Electic 106 Maraschino l06
Brigand l09, Liddon 1l2. Swiftwing 1l5
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TRAIN CREW WINS IN RACE
AGAINST RAGING FLAMES
Nevada Engineer Makes Wild Run te
save His Train From
Destruction.

CARSON CIrY. June 11.-With a
boxcar blazing the Virginia and
Truckee local rushed with terrific
speed to reach Huffakers station Sun
day afternoon. A car loaded with
merchandise became ignited by a
spark from the locomotive few
miles from the place and as the train
men had no facilities for fighting fire
they decided to make the run and side
track the blazing car at the station.
The run was a wild one, but was sue
cessful The top of the car was de-
stroyed but most of the merchandise
was saved by the crew when Huf-
takers was reached.
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Pittsburg
fAMERICAN LEAGUE.)

CLEVELAND, June Washington
punched three singles. two triples and
a home run off Joss and scored five
runs. winning the game. Faikenberg.
while hit hard. was effective with men
on bases Score: r. n. 4.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures Il
Washington .-.-....; .;-...; . 10
kenberg and Kittredge.
DETROIT. June 11.-Boston's hit
ting and Harris pitching were the
only features OF badly played game.
Score r. II. h.
Detroit
Boston .....t ID =
Batteries-Siever Eubanks and
Payne; TannehiI, Harris and Arm
CHICAGO, June 11.-By punching
hits New York shut out Chicago today
in the final game of the series. Score
r. H. e.
New York ........3
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Hogg
and MCGUIRE.
ST. LOUIS. June 11.-Inability to hit
Dygert lost for st. Louis today. Score
r. II. z.
St Louis ....1 3
Philadelphia ........ ....:.5
Batteries-Howell and Spencer; Dy-
CERT and Schreck.
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Curtis Jett Makes Confession.

LEXINGTON, NY. June IA spe-
cial from Winchester, KY, reports that
Curtis Jett, now in jail awaiting his
second trial on a charge of assassinat-
lng James Cockrell in Jackson three
years ago, has made full confession,
telling of the assassinations of DR. B.
n. Cox. James Coekrell and James B.
Marcum. It is believed here that Jett
mas implicated persons not indicted in
connection with the Breathitt case.
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services for Late Royal Couple.

BELGRADE, June 11-This being the
bird anniversary of the assassination
Of King Alexander and Queen Draga,
memorial services were held in two
churches, while at the same time the
sonspirators held services over the
graves Of their three comrades killed
on the night OF the murder of their
Ma3esties- The precautions taken by
he authorities prevented the demon
stration which was anticipated would
occur.
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EncIIsh rennin rrnmn Chnsen.

LONDON, June 1I.-H. l. Doherty
and S. H. Smith. in the singles, and r.
r. and H. l. Doherty. in the doubles,
have been selected to represent Eng
land in the contest for the Dwight F.
Davis international tennis challenge
cup.
The American team has not yet been
definitely chosen.
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Gullty Of swaIIowins Diamond

OMAHA, Neb., June lit is the
opinion of twelve good men and true
that a woman with the mumps can
swallow 5000 diamond. Mae Thomas,
according to the verdict which was
rendered yesterday. is guilty of grand
larceny Miss Thomas has declared
that If she were placed on trial she
would not consent to the use of the
knife to enable Jeweler Combs to get
back his diamond, and there the matter
rests.
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standing of the Basehou cIuh.

SEATTLE, June 1l.-President E. F.
Bert wired the Seattle team today that
the standing OF the Pacific Coast Base
ball League must be counted from the
beginning Of the season and not from
the reorganization after the San Fran
cisco fire.
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chicaroaD. Number 2.ooo .ooo.

CHICAGO. June 11.-An increase in
the population of Chicago, insuring the
passing of the 100000 total. is ex-
pected by the compilers of the new Chi
cago city directory. A heavy increase
in the foreign speaking population has
been found BY the name takers.
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HAMILTON SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race--Martin Doyle, Away,
Cfcely.
second race-Bouviac, Miss Cesnrion,
Pedro.
Third race-BiIIy Ray, Lord Radnor,
Tupper entry.
Fourth race-Shfne On, Brown entry,
Sir Ralph.
Fifth race-suItry, Rubaiyat, Stoes-
sci.
sixth race-sampan, Lady kispar,
Skeptical.
Weather clear; track slow.
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M-.lcan. H,v. r,t,I r,~..

SAN DIEGO, June IA Mexican
named Antonio Miranda was shot BY
another Mexican named Juan Montello
last night at La Mesa after the two
men had driven there from this city.
Miranda died this morning. The au-
thorities are after Montello The mo-
tive for the crime is unknown
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BUFFALO SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Henry Watterson, verf-
best, Daruma.
Second race-Jack Akin, Grip, Tudor.
Third race-Arthur GUNNER, Thistle
do, Blennenworth.
Fourth race-KassiI, Decino. suba-
dor.
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Must ncturn 40 racr r-s.I-

SACRAMENTO. June 11-Reduisi-
tion papers were issued today by Gov
ernor Pardee for Fred p Wilson, unN
der arrest in New York City and want
ed in Los Angeles on charge OF en-
bezzling $4,000 from the Title Guar
antee and Trust Company whils en-
plOyed as escrow clerk
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Miss Bertha, Pullman
Harold ID.
second race-Hardins, Wexford.
Reuben.
Third race-John Carroll, Dutch Bar
bara, COruscate.
Fourth race-Zal, HoIdfast, OveIando.
Fifth rnce--Minnehaha, Kargut
AdesS0.
Sixth race-Comment, Lady March,
Infertight.
Seventh race-swift Wing, Steel
Trap, Maraschin0.
Weather clear; track fast.
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weather clear, trnck slow.

SPECIAL VENIRE.-Judge Carroll
Cook yesterday issued a special yenire
| in the Bernard Meyers case, calling for
twenty-five more jurors and returnablee
the killing Of Eugene Peguillan.
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BROOhL1 y. June ll---NiicdSo WOii
easily from the local Nationals today.
overall pitched in good form. Score:
r. II. E.
chicago ..s.....-..-S
Batteries-Overall and King; Pas
torius. Mcintyre and Ritter. Umpire
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE home
team won TO-DAY from Cincinnati The
winning tally in the NTH inning was
made on Bowermans single. McGin-
nitys sacrifice and Bresnaha hans hit.
Score. K. II. Il.
Cincinnati .................O
New York ..-.......1
Batteries-Frasier and livingstone;
McGinniIY and BoweTman.
PHILA DELPHIA. June 11.-Pltts-
burg defeated Philadelphia today in q
well played ten-inning game. Clarke
played a conspicuous part in the game
Doth at the bat and in the field. Score
Philadelphia ....-.......3 u
Batteries-LiefieId, Lever. Gibson
and Phelps: Sparks and Donovan I'm
piTe-Emslie
BOSTON. June 11-Boston was de-
moralized today and St. Louis won
without special effort. Score:
r. h r
Boston ...-
St. Louis ......--.........S
Observation-Disclosures and Brown
TAYLOR and Grady. Umpire-Car-
penter.
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OVERALL PLAYS
WINNING BALL
Big Californian Shows
Better Form Since
Joining Cubs.
New York Giants Shut
Out Cincinnati on
Polo Grounds.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
lNATIONAL LEAGTE.

BROOKLYN. June 11.-Chicago woi
easily from the local Nationals today
overall pitched in good form. Score
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Batteries-Overal and King; Pas
. torius. McIntyre and Ritter. Umpire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23

such resources as are possessed by the
United States. No nation has at It's COM
mand such facilities for rapid transporta-
tlon as are at hand here today. At one
end of a great continent a people are
stricken, devastated. reduced TO the great
est extermlties. At the opposite end. In a
few short hours after the people there
hear of tho calamity that has befallcn
their fellows. trainload after trainload of
the necessities of life are speeding over
the great steel highways. annihilating
space, each vleing with the other In tho
effort to be first TO give succeor 10 the
needy.
Calamity Not Anticipated.
Unlike the demands of war, this calam-
ity was not anticipated and prearranged
for. 1t came In the twinkllng of an eye.
In a few minutes the tidings of the great
disaster had been flashed from ocean to
ocean. In a few hours the people, unprc-
pared though they were, met the emerg-
cncy. No demand was too great for their
energy, activity and resource. From tho
East. from the Central and Middle West
came aid and Succor TO the people of the
great West, Not charity. simply tho hand
OF brother extended to brother across the
plains and tho mountain tops. not hands
across the sea" but hands across the con-
tinent Verify. 1t Is q tribute to q great
people
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REFUGEES GOING
TO THEIR HOMES
Railroads Are Supplying Free
Transportation to All Vic
tins of Calamity.
500 WILL ARRIVE AT
OGDEN THIS MORNING
Response of Country to De-
mands of Sufferers Is In
spring Spectacle.

Hundreds of refugees. nay, even thou
eands. are now pouring out OF San Fran
cisco. bound for their homes In the East
PennIlcss. destitute and desolate they are
leaving the once beautiful city of the
Golden Gate for n time. at least, TO re-
cupcrate at their old homes. Their penury
does not prevent them from travelling
however. because the Southern Pacific
and other great railroads of tho entire
country have dedicated their great high
Ways for the present to the relief OF the
distressed and all reputable citizens who
arc arc Identified flee as having been victims of
being transported free OF charge.
Hundreds Of Refugees.
Between 100 and $40 destitute men
women and children Will arrive in Ogden
this morning. Ample provision has been
made there TO supply the refugees with
satisfied out OF the bounty OF this land
Hundreds more are en- route. Their con-
dition is as pitiful and needy as those who
have gone before: their wants must and
VIII be attended to; none Will go hungry
Just long as the need continues Just
so long must all draw upon their bounty.
And there is no doubt as to the response
All are only too eager and willing to help
In this hour OF need. ns charity begins
at home; the people OF this Nation require
to spare OF the material things of this
world. and they give with a generous
hand.
Calamity Brings Union.
The work of the railroads must be ap-
preciated In a day and generation when
labor is bitterly arrayed against capital
when the spirit OF hospitality is rampant,
Ii requires but a demonstration on the
part OF the sovereign clements of nature
10 bring all. rich and poor alike. to a
realization of their real status and sta
ton, Of their correlative positions. and
thus In the hour OF distress and destitu-
tion corporate wealth extends to all the
stricken ones the power and resources ar
her command 10 relieve them and allevi-
ate their suffering. 1t is a magnificent OBJ
tcct lesson OF how closely akin all hu-
nlnnlty Is when confronted by the SUI
premacy of natures power.
An Inspiring Spectacle.
The spectacle OF dozens OF trains rush.
ing across n great continent laden with
the bountcous gifts OF generous people
TO relieve a stricken section of this great
community Is inspiring. AT no time in
the worlds history has such n demand
been made upon people. In no country
In the world is such a spectacle as Is be-
ing witnessed today possible. other than
on this continent No country possesses
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LUc1AN A. RAY, Salt Lake Agent. /,
PROF. WATSON PLEASES
Noted Lecturer Talks Again of Gus.
toms in the Bible Lands.

church. Prof George W. Watson 0bpsss5 besan
ms second week OF lectures on The Gus
toms Of Bible Lands." as they Illustrate
the Scriptures. He spoke morning and
evening TO large congregations
I'M IN the morning Prof. Watson spoke on
construction of the village house, W,th Its
roof OF poles and longitudinaIlv lad
branches OF trees. and then covering
was % s'ay tSs mna hIod TO 90 the depth of foot This
up to get the sick man to Christ
To Keep Robbers Out.
The doors of the houses are about
three feet in height. This was for Ipe
better defense OF the Inmates, II e'se oI
sisted TO great degree in keeping the
loppers out solomon said In the Prov
cribs He that exaltcth his roteNoV. yov-
seeketh destruction" "'' su'e"aF'
,ho1 on ,h entering the house 1t was found
the interior. The other end OF this ono Wa
room AFFAIR was occupied by tho nu,Dae Une
and and ms ,s iamiiy This portion was raised raised
oS inc cattle. The hangers were AT this
edge. hollowed out in stone or bnIlt ms ',n
house In which Christ was horn i'' vi
The lamp of the vliiacer poin 81
supper, ~ SNAPPED vessel holding castor oil
u9, 20 ieed TN, 1ne name. and possessing n flsx
Sbrgot Shrk; me, Inc ,prophesy to the effect that
In more oil. So would Christ oesIs, pour
weaK believer to snIne brightly hv me me
eodltion OF or His Holy. Spirit The natives vne
sa.ner 81 NE, IN inc max In August and leave n
October rhe harlot. Rahab. hid f5o unsll ,mn
SPles SPn, ~ Hnder max she had drying on tho
rh inc native bottles are made OF sk,ns
Ihese hold the vino. When new VIZ iIm.nS,
put INTO the new bottles, tho fcrmen,a ,e ,a
srom wom,S causes ne the bottles to expand. They
e Wouiu not use the Same bottles a socnpS
year. Tor they would not stand fnT,bea fuS3nd
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IOSEPH'S REVELATION

couraGed, Some one OF
knowledge OF the sltuatIonp
Gent. accompanied by anothnr oEolk
be prepared to make n sfav' Who 1.
necessary. In the mission to ,ha, yss,i
My servant Joseph F. Burioeee
aged. VII be an efficient oa U
representative OF the faith. ana
some one 10 go With him. MAJ Sc
trusted with this difficult missy b
G. II is the viii of tho Ias,on
mission TO Utah and the Wes, ,hat
continued and suitable renrss aho5,|
the church be sent and mainta,.uauv4
under tho conditions preva,tieed Z
present time. 1t Is essentt.hk q.
church have proper representa-, That
Z. As tho Saints have heretos,a
Instructed In reference to the sa,,
they arc now again admonisheas ~ sss:
gathering must not be In nes,e, nas
out due preparation. anu, ml,sr nol \
accordance with the rcyelotio.S 70 q
the church upon Fishing river nvz
cordancc with tho counsel ana ana d
tho elders of the church whose as.aav
been made TO counsel and aS..y Il
Saints. The spirit OF specula,inr
hlbitlon of greed for gain ls i'm. u.
the Saints and officers OF the ch"s7s
should be avoided. II has the ann,
or evil. Heed should be paid ~ n
monitions OF those who from time !.
preach and write upon the, path.Ie
remove tho principle OF selsshun
| the hearts of the Saints. and -
| from those upon whom rests ~.
of the church and its rnIn,.,e
| abroad
S. Inasmuch as mlsunderstand,-
occurred in regard TO the mesntnt
revelation hitherto given .throux
servant Joseph Smith In regard "a
[ should be called to preside in .s
| servant should be taken away A. y.
| transgres II ls now declared ~
case of the removal OF my servart
| presiding over the church by dss,,
| transgression, my servant Freds5M'
| Smith. II he remain faithful ma :.
fast should be chosen. In accorda NJ
tho revelations which have been M,
| given to tho church concerning ths Y,
hood Should my servant FredsrIiI
Smith prove unstable and unfaIfhir,'
other may be chosen, according 10 IN.
already given.
independence, Mo, April IA, lss n
The courts Of Ohio and Mlssour ,
decided that the Peorganized Chur<
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day salS,
the legal successor 10 the Churr,
Jesus Of ILatter-Day Saints, or Mo-
church, established by Joseph 4,
the original prophet. II Is whs,'
Dcseret News might call -
dence," that the son of the o,i,
prophet delivers this purported ~
ton from independence, Missouri
avowed center stake and gan,
| place of the modern Zion.
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Kodak Finishing.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. Main and
grd So. The beat or your money back
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WERE IN EARTHQUAKE,
BUT ESCAPED INJURY
Provo Residents Write That
They Are OH Boat in
the Bay.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. April 22.-Mrs. A. NJ. Moore of
Provo received word this morning from
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Howarth and
her son. Charles Moore, who wero In San
Francisco when the earthquake came
which destroyed that city. The glad It'd
ings came by mall that these people were
uninjured and were on board a boat in
the bay.
Not Yet Heard From.
No word has yet been received from
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Martin. but their
people believe them to be safe. they
lived outside the devastated district.
Mrs. Henry w, Davis OF Provo, who Is
on q visit TO California. has been heard
from. She is safe and well, located In
Oakland
Provisions Are Sent.
Provo sent out one carload of provisions
over the Salt Lake route for the San
Francisco sufferers this afternoon, and
another car over tho r G. & w is now
being loaded and Will go out tomorrow.
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Not Yet Heard From.
Provisions Are Sent.
BATTLE WITH OFFICERS
Proprietors of "Wild West" Show Re-
ceive Fatal Wounds.

RICHMOND. Mo. April 2,-"skip"
Wilson, one OF the proprietors of a
wild west show Is dead and his part
ncr, William Duvall is fatally injured as
the result of q battle with officers on
the public square at late hour here last
night. The fight was between four Of
fccrs on one side and band of cowboys
led by Wilson and Duvall. on the other
None Of the officers was injured. After
the battle the cowboys scattered and 1t
ia not known whether or not any more
OF them were hit.
The fight was the result of an attempt
to arrest Wilson for an offense IL is said
he committed when his show appeared
here last fall
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distensIon. Jesus said. mo msn az
new wine into old bottles. else, IA"
VIII burst and the wine be SPIN N
ter is made from camel's cresi5n ny N
bottles The cream is churned " e.
grasping the bottle where lnv nvuJst
and then giving II q vigorous she q
mon said in his proverbs As h,,fter.
Ing of cream brlngeth forth ssrs oJss
doth the wringjng OF the neso o'
blood" ~
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MANTI AND RETURN $3.50
Via D. & R. G., Thursday, April q

Via D, & II. G., Thursday, April 26,
Manufacturers and Merchants spe-
cial train Will leave Salt Lake T:30 a. m.
and returning arrive at Salt Lake II 30
p. m, making short stops at all prin-
cipal points en- route. Great opportun-
ity 10 see the towns OF Utah and San
pete counties Refreshments Will be
served on train,
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While the president said he did not
speak In anger. his yelled manner of
reference indicated that he was at least
considerably irritatcd by the Interrupt
tions. After a brief reference 10 the Cali
Tabernacle choir and the band from Fort
Douglas Will give a concert in tho
Tabernacle on Wednesday, April %. nj
o'clock, for tho benefit Of the California
sufferers.
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now Dresident OF the heo'
church or Jesus Christ of Latter-D''
saints announced to his people en"'
while be was In the spirit he had re-
co,,oa reyelatIon from God as loi-
lows:
Thus saith the spirit unto the church:
II is tho viii OF the Lord thaI q
sanitorium. a place of refuge aIp ap,,Ihnd s
for the sick and afflicted, oe es'sT No as
by tho church at lndcpendebhaa 10 already
stated 10 YOU This should be conc S
soon as IL is found to be prac,1icaoie. sIia
Without unnecessary delay inc "a The
Ing bishop and his counseloTs anu 81 aite
bishopric OF tho Independence st1ne .tne
should Take counsel together Ill io'"''''
and establishing this sanitarlom shouId
2 1t is also expcdient that IneSV S',nssi Of
be assisted by the advice and couiiStgl t,tc Cd o
one OF my servants who Is aClu"i,ttc I,tce
with the laws OF health and tne pl pSo,e-c &c
OF medicine and who may naNc I, g.
when the Institution Is estaDIlsneu- -
in accordance with the instructioih nv,
by. my servant Joseph Smith; that III - ,
servant. Joseph Luf. VINO mas LII
giving his attention TO tho saudy hyr,,ssif Ui for
cine and has been preparing nlfnseIi Ia "a
usefulness In this direction, ne ussUea s!oto,
with this sanitarlum as a meolcat o.IeI W ~,
and physician to the church ana pe put
in charge. that he may be an a5sis'aii' .ia
10 those who seek the aid OF this inStI1u-
ton Of the church. in his spiritual ce 2InCe
and his calling as physician, WIZ Win .no,c -
who from time 10 time may be oaIleo so se
administer in laying hands ,hsv upon pom 'be be
removed from the Influences and environ.
ments unfavorablo to the the exercise aS iSn s,cp G'
And this my servant Joseph Lur may dc
and retain and exercise his apostieshiP, 80,
& There should also be home tot
children established. and the efort OF INC
Daughters of Zion should be approVed ano ano
carried unto completion 8 soon as IS con
sistent with the necessary demanos Oh 'he
work OF the church In other direo TONS.
4 In the establishment Of the SAM,
tarium and the home for children deo,
should not be contracted, nor too largt
nor expensive buildings be built at th'
outset Those TO whom this work is rs
signed should exercise the necessary de
gree of wisdom that the work be enectua
FOR tho intent and purposes designed.
8. It is necessary that some one o.
moro bo sent TO the South Sea Islands
Tho heaving OF the sea beyond its bounds
has been trying to the faith or many o.
should be visited and comforted and en-