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BROOKLYN ......... 020 900 coo % ) 5
Batteries: Pfeister and Archer; Berger
and Erwin. Umpires, O'Day and Bren-
nan. Time 1:50.
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washington ........ .O12 O01 00*-4 8
Cleveland .O 10 900 O02-3 10 /
Batteries--Groom and Street; Berger,
Mitchell and Bemis and Easterly. Time,
las. Umpires, KERN and Sheridan
At Boston-Boston-D Detroit postponed,
rain.
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Fleharty will mount the hill for Bir
mlngham this afternoon. Johns viii
doubtless be Jordan's choice. Fleharts
is going mighty well to date. Harolc
Johns, who established the reputation Of
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GRAND ARMY WOMEN
ENTERTAIN MRS. LACEY

st Grand Army hall, Saturday night.
The Ladies of Rice circle No, 8. Ladies
of the G. A. r.. gave a reception to
Mrs. Mary h. Lacey. president OF the
Gulou Army nurses OF the Civil war,
and re elected for the second time at tue
national eDcampment Of the Grand
Army of The Republican. held al Allan
tic City last August.
The evenings entertainment was
opened with "America -
Mrs. r. D. Mcdonald. president of
the circle, presented Mrs. Mary h.
Lacey
Mrs Lacey responded in an appro
pirate speech.
Thomas Loughney, past national senior
vice commander of the ex-prisoners Of
war, made IA short address on the work
OF the nurses among the released prs-
Opers from southern prisons. III. f..
Dewey, commander of the Sons of Vet
Grams. gave a recitation A song by
Miss Norinine Robinson followed. Miss
Constance Brewer rendered number
Of selections on the violin. Mrs Joanna
Melton related her experiences as an
army nurse. after which light refresh
ments were served
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feet, and call special general. confer.
ence TO see whether it viii sustain them
or not At this conference the president
appears and presides. in his official ca
paeity, and. before calling for the vote
NJ = quote from the record in Joseph
dency Of the church viii first express
their ,mind, thus indicating. at least in
some degree the mind of the spirit. and
the suggestions from the head (]esus
Christi. and said it would be submit
ted TO the lesser officers, etc The first
presidency then voted. for themselves
of course. and the apostlcs-who had
made them such. voted TO sustain y
what they had done, and the lesser Of.
ficers were then ca|lcdi on--onc quorum
or grade Mt time, to stand up before
their superiors and the public. and pub
licly Indicate whether they would sus-
tain them.
We may pause here n moment TO in
duire what. the purpose OF the presi-
dency and the twelve, in voting first.
wasg Certainly not for the information
of the people, because they had been IN
formed what the mind Of the presidency
and the apostles was by notice through
the press. But the president said it
was to indicate ..'the mind of the spirit
and the suggestions from the head -
(thc LordO AS if the Lord would be-
come a party to so fragrant violation
of his law! Was there any other pur-
pose in the presidency and APOSTLES vot-
ing at that time, except for the effect
it might have upon the vote of that
conference? If n man had placed MIN
at the head Of civil government. with
backing enough. to remove every sub
ordinate officer and had called on the
subordinate officers to stand up, and
publicly indicate whether they would
sustain him. every such subordinate
would accept that as notice to vote
right or hand in his resignation.
There is none of the real elective
principle in it. and if man who had
thus placed himself at the head of n
civil government, were TO announce, as
was done in the Address TO the
World.' written by the first presidency.
that that method embodied "'thc real
elective. principle every person OF
common information would know that
the statement was misleading 1t is not
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which j. the Lord God. had given him,
and also that ] should give unto him
mlre OWE power: by the power of mine
Only Begotten, ] caused that he should
be cast down; and he became Satan. -
(P, of g. f., 4. 3.) Here is the par
alleI: Whereas God had said the first
presidency should be chosen by the
body, and shall not be ordained until
the church has voted for il, the apostles
rebel and institute a custom of making
their president president Of the church J.,
and ordain him and turn the govern.
ment over to him before the church
even knows about it. (Sce notice in
Joseph i. Smith S case, Deseret News,
Oct. II, 1901. Smoot case, vol. L: page
1859 Hence all parties to the scheme are
guilty of the offense charged in the
first count OF God s Indictment against
Lucifer. The matter is so managed
that the agency Of the church is de-
feated (destroyed) so that no member
outside the parties TO the scheme has
any agency in the matter. until it be-
comes an accomplished fact, and the
presidency is In possession of the gov
ernmcnt
Hence they arc guilty of the crime
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TO the Law and the Testimony.

There is law, irrevocably decrced
in heaven before the foundations Of
this world. upon which all blessings are
predicated,' said Joseph Smith, aud the
Lord has said, "All who will have
blessing at my hands shall abide the
law. which was appointed for that
blessing. aud the conditions thereof, as
dation of the world. doctrine and
Covenants, 1870. 20; 1872. 5.
Upon this point the present head Of
the church has expressed 1t as fol
laws. "There is no salvation but in
.he way God has pointed out, There
is no hope of everlasting life but
through obedience to the law that has
been affixed by the Father of life.
1t is necessary that every act
performed under this authority 1.-The au-
thority to act for God-N. T., Jr. shall
be done at the proper time and place,
in the proper way, and after the proper
order.' (Con. Rep. 1909. 8; Era, jan
usry, 1901, 230D
The Law,
The law upon which the sacred pow
ers of the president of the church arc
predicatcdvupon the compliance with
which, he shall be "Like unto Moses,'
s' Yea, to be seer, a revelator, a trans
lator, and a prophet, having all the
gifts Of God which he bestows upon
the head Of the church, is that he
shall be chosen by popular selection by
the church, and sustained and upheld
by its confidence, faith and prayer, "Of
the Melchisedek priesthood, three pre-:
siding high priests. chosen by the body,
appointed and ordained to that Office,
and upheld by the confidence, faith, and
prayer OF the church. form a quorum of
the presidency of the church. Doc
trine and Covenants, l07, %. One is
to be appointed president, and the other
two as counselors.
The law also forbids ordination until
the church has voted for it. But in
defiance Of the law and the will of the
church, IL is the custom for the apostles
TO ordain their president as president
of the church, he selects his counseors,
takes possession of the Office and funds
of the church, and then, under pretense
that they have been called of God, they
issue a n&iee to the church to that ef-
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a compliance with the law upon which
the powers. and authority. and blessings
from God are prcdicated but such pro
ceedlngs are in open rebellion against
God and their purpose is to obtain the
secular powers. and the honors, advan
tages and prestige of the Office
II is said that comparisons arc obi
Gus; but there is an example of one, so
exactly the prototype of those whose
ambition leads them into such high
handed conduct that it rs quite proper
here to refer TO it. He is Lucifer, "thc
son of the morning lie was the son
of God and sat in the council of heav-
en- when the creation of this earth was
projected. Here is Il copy of his in
dictment.
The Lord said, Wherefore, because
that Satan rebelled against me, and
sought TO destroy the agency Of man,
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VOTES COUNTED
BY CANVASSERS
commissioners Complete Work
of Checking Up and Totaling
Election Returns.
AMERICANS MAKE GAINS
AND REPUBLICANS LOSE
Comparison With Vote of Two
Years Ago Favorable to the
Party of Progress.

The county board Of canYassers, which
Is made up of the three commissioners,
after working since Monday morning,
completed the task OF canvassiug the
returns of the election of November 5.
The last figure was totaled at . o clock
Saturday evening.
The result of the count shows that
while the Americans were not success
fM, they came out OF the fray with IN
creased votes and the church Repuh'
licans suffered losses. The count gives
Howell for congress l6,4l3; two years
ago he had 1891 The American can
didale, Mr.. Sanford. pollcd l3,2l3 votes
Us compared with l2.ll5 cast for DIR.
Douglas two wears ago. The gains OF
the Americans and the losses of the
church Republicans are even greater
on the county and legislative tickets.
Mrs. Witcher Leads.
Mrs. Margaret Zane Witchcr, for
county clerk led the Republicans with
a total vote OF 1866. W. \ Williams
Tor the state senate received the nigh
cst for the church Republicans in the
senatorial race, with 1850 votes. 7.
i. Jack. who led the American ticket
for senator, received 1863 votes,
Tony Jacobsom led tho Americans for
the house and Frank Hines headed the
church Republicans.
While the figures compiled by the
board do not differ materially from the
pabIishcd unofficial returns. there are
discrepancies IN numerous places, bun
these do not run high into figures. The
board experienced some difficulty i'll de-
cipherug MANY of inc numerals set
down by the Judges. and in not few
eases the figures OF the oti1clal tally
sheets differed from those returned by
the Judges TO the coGuty clerk. rs re
qired by the law passed two years
ago.
Canvassiug Big job
The task of cauvassng was one of no.
s,!all magnitude There we've approx
iratelv 10000 sets of figures 10 be sci
down, called back and rcchecked where
errors were apparent. In not re"
eases il developed that the returns
were erroneous. but As the board could
not 90 behind the returns, the figures
nj hand were the ones used by Inc
hoard. In ease Of contest. or 4 cha!
,engc. it would have been proper fol
thr board 10 opcn the machines, ana
thereby learn tho precise figures bui
~ lhc absence of any close totals tue
locks on the machines werc not dis
iurhel.
1t dcveloped in the course Of he can
Vass that the figures ] and Z were the
mcrc often susceptible OF mlsreading
and SIS and SIS came close second. p,
In the course of the, next few days
The count will be certified and the sue
c"ssful candidates given printed and
Written evidence that they are it,
Tribune Want Ads.
ryol1 Main 5c0D indie ne M ont 3G0
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mentioned in the second count of the
indictment against Satan, viz, they not
only sought to destroy. but actually de-
feated the agency Of the church. And
by the mouths of every one of them
they are convicted of seeking to OBJ
tain God s power. and claim that they
do thereby obtain it. So that they
stand convicted upon every count Of
the Indictment of God against their
great prototype. Can man obtain God s
power by doing the work of Satan7
And as God is no respecter OF persons
their doom is sealed-the character and
extent of their punishment is certain
unless they shall repent and thereby
obtain forgiveness. if that can be OBJ
tained.
These facts are plainly foreshadowed
in the fact that there is not faith
enough nor power enough with God, in
the president and the whole church who
daily pray for him, to get a single
whisper Of revelation for the church.
Whereas Moses. and Joseph Smith could
get a communication from God, and
even get into his presence, in compare
lively thirty seven seconds. this
vauntcd "prophet seer and revelator"
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of the present day, who told the smoc
committee that he was possessed 3f =
same powers, cannot get reveleHo
in thirty seyen years, during all w%s
time he has professed to possess "
same powers, and has been sustalnsd, g,
such But he was. in truth compep~
to confess. to the Smoot committee ~
the only revelation he had recass
was that "'God has shown me tnst '.
called Mormonism is Gods aivlr
truth. - When it Is considered tn
that testimony is given to-, ana Y
sessed by every convert to the gsop
the confession was humiliating inaqq
But he added with emphasis, "Tnss
Latter-day Saints, when viii ~
awake to and heed the warning
by the Savior as he stood upon y
mount: "Beware Of false prophets,
come to you in sleeps clothlnG "
inwardly they are ravening, woivs
What of the confusion which Muss
evitably ensue, when you claim tns n n
efits of the sacred sealings Tor sns,
ing and the dead, that have peeh
formed in sacred placesf n
NATHAN TANNEh. u:
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Strauss Not Recalled.

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-State de-
partment officials were amused at the
story to the effect that Oscar Strauss
minister TO Turkey. had been. or was
10 be recalled, AS matter OF fact,
OIL Mr.. Strauss return To tho country
recently. he requested that, he be per
mitted TO resign but on the urgent re-
quest OF the government, decided "
withhold his resignation.
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Evidence That the Mormon Leaders Are False Prophets
Proof Taken From Their Own Statements

CHURCH POSSESS ANY
NOTA
THE LIVING AND THE DEAD AUTHOR.
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NO EXTRA SESSION NECESSARY.

II is announced that Governor
Mann will appoint Il United States
senator TO succeed Senator Daniel on
August the frst. It is supposed that
this appointment will be for the un-
expired term, which ends next NJ 3rch.
The Viiginian-Pilot suggests that. in
stead OF calling a special session OF
the legislature 10 select Il senator FOR
the full term the governor wait ustii
a candidate for the Office has been
chosen by a Democratic pr .mary. and
then appoint that candidate. Every
body knows that the Democratic NOM
nation will be equivalent to an cleo
ton therefore. the governor in this
could save the state the expense OF
an extra session of the legislator
without sregarding the rights of any
body.
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AN ADEQUATE ANSWER.

The Richmond Evening Journal ade'
qr4tely answers the charge OF the
Roanoke I ines that newspapers which
printed accounts OF the Reno prize
fight are hypocritical when they de
nounce the fight and advocate sup
preston OF the moving picture repro
ductions of the spectacle. in the fol
lowing sentence:
This. rs we an know. is nearly as
hypocritical as donOunc.ng lynchng
and then printing the news OF The
affair. .
No doubt most OF the newspapers
that printed the news Of the Reno
fight believe that pre- fighting ought
to be ~ ohibited by law in every state
in the Union Most papers believe,
too. that it j. contrary to good public
policy to permit bookmaking on race
tracks. and yet all OF the papers print
accounts of races on tracks at which
promiscuous gambling is permitted.
And. as The Journal suggests. no
paper bars reports of murders and
ether crimes from its news columns
simply because these crimes are de-
nounced on the editorial page
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-12

Accompanied by his bride of two
weeks. ". c. Mccarthy. the new gen
eral secretary OF the Hampton Young
Mems Christian Association. reac ned
the city yesterday and today VIII as
sumo bis duties as secretary
Mr.. Mccarthy and MS Willie
Daniels. of Athens, Tenn. We're mar
ried on June % and since then have
been spending their honeymoon AT
several points Of interest Until the
day of his wedding Mr. Mccarthy was
the ass slant secretary of the assocla-
ton i'm Chattanooga. Tenn. where MS
work extracted the attention OF Sec
retarv ACklev. OF the Virginia state
ass ociaticn. Mr. No arlhy is a Young
man thoroughly imbued with the as
ISOLATION wcik ana his coming here
is expected to put the Hampton asso-
citation N the fcreircnt OF the state
associations.
Mr. Mccarthy succeeds william +.
Flanders. who has been acting secfe-
tary for several months Mr.. and Mrs.
Flanders left lat night ios Reinbe ok,
y Y. where Mr. Flanders becomes
the general secretery OF large assoc
ciatcn He came &C. Hampton as ply
steal director and wen number CT
friends who wish him and bis VIE
success in their new field
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. July IL
The condition of the treasury u, the
beginning Of business today wcs as
follows.
Trust funds:
Gold coin. $50. i5g 500.
Silver dollars. Si90.522 ,eoo.
Silver dollars Of 1890. Ss.G62,0e0.
Silver certificates outstanding.
Si90. ~. unH.
General fund:
Standard silver doll3rs IN general
fund. 81 .729.370.
CURRENT liabilities. $lGo.1l6.927-
Woi king balance in treasury offices
81 .SSS.SfS.
In banks to credit C Treasurer Of
the United States. S1a.59s.tif.
. Subsidiary silver coin. S9.sS5.I52
Minor con. Sl.2rGi22
Total balance il general fund. SOB
i3o.301.
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Dry Dock Company are the same per
son Il Is. Of course, altogether prob
able that the Old Dominion Land
Company will offer large concessions
to create a fifteen million dollar rival
of the shipyard and bring II to New
port News.
NEWPORT News, we trust, some day
will get the new and large industries
we have been waiting and hoping for
all this time But they hardly WIFI
come in the form Of shlpya:ds built by
Mr. Schwab.
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Mr.. BARNEY iNJUEED.
"Spt- Devil" ExpIodes in H Face at
Buckroe Beach.

II. p. Barney. superinte nden, of the
Newport News K Old point Railway
Il Electric Company. was painfully
hurt at Ruckroe Beach last night d r.
ing a display of fireworks. \ spit
devil exroided il NJ Barney's face,
and NJ first il was th01ght that he
was seriously injv;ed lie was taken
to the hotel. where L was discovered
that be- had escaped with siaged eye
brows and hair and slight burns
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ICE CREAM CONES SEIZED.
Part of Pure Food Campaign Wa9sd
by Government.

NEW YORK, July lI.-More than
l.5Ou.O ice cream cones were seized
TODAY by Tn ted states MIR mai
Henkel as a part Of the campaign be-
ing waged by the government under
the prre food act. II is alleged that
the cones contain boric acid and are
injurious 10 health
The seizure is the second within a
few days and wss made on the pier
of the southern Pacific RIA lrOad. The
cones were being shipped 10 Calves
ton. Texa-. by the Consolidated Wafer
Company. of this city.
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Speculation Ms UndOins.

IOU-SVILI r. KY. July Ii
Speculation in stocks is alleged 20
have been the cause Of the arrest
today OF August Ropke. bookkecpcr
and assistant secretary 81 the Fidelity
Trust Commpany on the charge ~
embczzlcmcnt. Although IL is charged
in the warrant that he is hort $4,000.
President BAR. OF the Fidelity Com
pany. said that tho experts were sfiii
a. work on Ropkcs books and that
the full amour. Of the shortage would
b. made known later
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SWAYNESB OiO. GA. July IL
Bank examiners have discovered a
shortage OF at least $4,000 in the
accounts Ct the Citizens Bank Of THIS
place. Il is announced tonight. as a
result of which Hugh u. Strickland.
cashier. and l.. W. Ponder. former
$4,000 each Following the report
Of The exam ncrs. who have not vet
completed their work. asher Sirick-
land vas relieved Of his duties.
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Vote for Income Tax.

ATLANTA CA. July ii.-By a
vote 81 p Co II. che income tax
Amendment rs ratified in tho upper
branch cf che general assembly today
Practically every senator took ccca-
sion 20 explain h.S vote IN the lover
hnuSc TIE income tax -csoiuton was
made a special and continuing order
WITH disroscd o.
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BT-FNoS AYRES July 1.-THE
fourth pzn-Amcrican conierercc VII
couvcne tomorrow ~ : O'Clock In tHr
afternoon. TO-DAY was one ~ 7ciiviiy
IN PREPARATION for the confercr re-
which h. expected ic prove % TAR
reaching importance to al Of Che
kmrrIcar rerubiics.