Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06

main Wagon company, eenp'essV" ~,
nratidcation ut receiving fres'. 'oseph
smith and his associates ana No
,errets al the shortness Oh ,hen s.as
tteV penrose was called upon for
l, W. md responded humorolsly and
H. same time EXPRESSED the graft.
~ wy nj the party for the courtesies
wy hod been extended to Them
THE STOCK YARDS.
~, reaching Chicago It was learned
AZ he Rain Wagon company which
,nh so royaly entertained the party
aI nrovided 30 seats for them In the
ar,,iet OF the Powers theater where
p iSey saw Maxine Elliott and her tai
erted company perform Her own
Wv" which was greatly en'oyed.
TrIday was spent IN diIterent
',ovs by the members OF the
party but a by ,ne sr IN qo ps's
.broueh the Swift company.s stock
rJs Here also space forbids de-
y'rintlon OF the various departments
,bat mammoth establishment where
80 sheep AMI cattle were led to the
nnVas,,hfer despatched with wonderful
iNTitv skinned divided cleansed. cut
un cooled. and prepared for the mar
wy, everything being done alike clock
'rnlk each hand knowing his own par
mar part OF the business and per-
,orrnlng Il without hesitation or a bum
AL The manufacture OF sausages, or
I,I of oleomargarine, and of soap was
"isr Witnessed, and enough was seen
:, satisfy the most exactlng me
cleanliness and thoroughness with
which all the work Is conducted III
that great establishment was source
If astonlshment to all bsholders, ana
no perfection of arrangements 10 turn
M, the different meats In condition to
xii the daintiest appetite, was the
,eei charm Of the entire business. Spe-
c,el attention was paid to the party IN
sverv department, and thanks are due
N the Swift company and It's officers Tor
81, courtesles extended. The weather
IN chicago formed the only unpleasant
ness of the Journey, as It ralned or
showed nearly all the time. President
Smith visited President A. u. Meyer OF
The. International Harvester Co., also
Mr. ]. Y. Callahan Of the Chicago Il
Northwestern whose attentions to the
company are highly appreciated.
THE CHICAGO MEETING.
In the evening meeting was
held in the Latter-day Saints
chapel, corner OF Monroe ana
south Paulina streets, which Is an
elegant and commodlous place OF Wor-
shin. The services We're conducted by
President German H. Ellsworth. The
choir with the pipe organ rendered ex-
ee,ient Mormon music, and a quar-
lei was given by Elders laborlng in
Chicago The congregation was large
filing the floor OF the chapel and In
Guiding a number OF strangers and in
oulrers. Elder John Henry Smith was
ite first speaker, and was az his best
IN bearing testimony TO the great Lat
ter-day work introduced by the Prophet
Joseph Smith, and TO the patriotism,
faith and devotion of the Mormon
poople President Francis NJ. Lyman
followed with most forcible and in
structive sermon on the Gospel re-
stored to earth IN the last days. Pres
ident Anthem II. Lund read number
OF passages from the New Testament
aud the Doctrine and Covenants, show
lug the great apostasy that followed
the early Christian Church, and the
rs-tstablishment of the Gospel, flor
the last days and for the last time"
AMI the fufllment of prophesies given
by Joseph Smith. particularly Concern
!ng the CiFil war and the exodus Of
Tue saints to the Rocky mountains. Ell
Ser c. w. Penrose preached on the
great plan of salvation for the living
aud the dead. revealed through the Seer
Of the nineteenth century, ana pre-
ditted the triumph OF truth until
All people would bow IN obedience 10
the will OF the Lord and the earth
and It's inhabitants be redeemed Pres-
ident Joseph r. Smith made the closing
remarks, speaking In Kind but forcible
words and tones. and directing most OF
his remarks to the Elders laboring in
that field and to the students at the
University Of Chicago, and other insti-
tpucns Of learning, He exported them
70 lives OF chastity and honor, to alb
sLnence from intoNlcants and narcot-
leg, and to diligence and perseverance
IN their studies He invoked the divine
. blessing upon all present and testified
IN The establishment Of the great work
ioIetold by the ancient Prophets. The
opening prayer was offered by Elder
Benjamin +. Goddard the benedlction
was pronounced by Elder Frank "
Taylor
HOMEWARD BOUND.
The party returned to the train find
lug their car ready Cor occupa ton, and
slatted for home on the Chicago &
NolthNestern reaching Omaha at
p ~ on Saturday. The Union Pacific
tfa'n pulled out On time and was soon
speedln2 toward the west on the smooth
uNGR or that great railroad, but in the
hsht travel was delayed in consequence
OF obstructions ahead caused nv a
m'.hap to freight train.
During the entire Journey, while on
tne ears a service of song and prayer
was held every evening In which most
ol me company Joined. and on Sun.
uay New Years Eve, a special testi-
uony meeting was held at which every
PERSON present. except the baby, gave
en ADDRESS, expressing gratitude for the
plNlege OF going on the momentous
Journey OF visiting the sacred places
celebrated IN early Church history. ana
especially OF attending the dedication of
we monument to the Prophet Joseph
sSihl'h on the spot where he was born.
,uey alto testified to knowledge of
~ dlFlhe mission and Of the ultimate
u.uHlph Oh the work, which, under Di-
,lue INSPIRATION, he commenced In the
,.t'ef days They congratulated each
utns' on travelling the entire Journey
eUnou' any mishap, unpleasantness,
ouense in word or deed. or ANYTHING 10
v0uSe a cloud to come over the COM
IenN' They returned thanks TO
resident Smith for his Kindness I'm
ntlng them the opportunity they had
enl9yed' and poured out their feelings
p I9le aud fellowship for each other
,Iesmeht Joseph + Smith In closing
NJ meeting, was greatly blessed with
'V ,s 'pirit OF Inspiration. and mentioned
sn r sool works and great services per-
,olniea In behalf of the Church by a
,uii'er or the Elders who were pres
rN ne expressed his regrets that
representatives. Of other families prom
" "ttenl VI the early history of the
nuIeh' who had been invited
n were unable to join in the jour
Wy To the east The spirit
may was enjoyed was highly unlifting
ana ana comforting to oll who were present
ioyu,t lI9iIned hitting climax to the en-
.jSVyaole services held during the trim.
"a we we close. Elder G. W. Penrose Offer.
ca Ihe following '' '''''
mr. "r'NMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS,