Show MORMON INVASION STIRS WRATH OF TRENTON Ministers Unite and Lead in Appeal to Police to Chase Missionaries MANY YOUNG Promise of Free Lands and Homes Lure Factory At least twenty young women of N. are due to be from the pulpits of half a dozen of the most fashionable churches of the place next Sunday unless in the meantime two Mormon missionaries axe driven from the town and their converts Preachers So critical has the situation become that the Ministers' which meets next has decided to take up the question and compel the police to find some means to drive the Mormon disciple seekers from the They Work in The Mormons have made no secret of their intention to induce all the girls and young men of the town they can to adopt their and according to the outraged ministers they have made offers of land and money to those who enroll under their The Mormons have made no pretension of in their missionary A large sign scrawled in purple ink hangs out side Camera's Hall announcing in bold characters The Mormon Meet Here If you are tired of being- a come in and listen to our story of Western The movement has reached sueh proportions that parents and busi- men of the town have appealed to ministers various denominations to check it at once and the police have j called upon to drive the Missionaries from the to At meetings they l thus far carefully m reference to a veiled and have claims to the superiority of I monism over other forms k ligion on the basis that m to the church are given fra and become honored a select Police Have No 1 f Trenton is particularly SW in reformatory- societies of j and at the meeting of Ministers' Union on Monday it i probable that a solid phalanx j 1 be drawn up to force the mons out of the Chief of Police Evening World reporter tW much as he would like to Is the who he is sure have i influence of evil on the youth the he could see no leg way to attack Despite this ti parents of Trenton feel m insidious influence is at works they are indignant to say the larf that the boldly painted sign oil Mormon meeting place should b hung up on one of the main sire k of the Calls It JJ are said J. I. of East some w way will be found to fellows' from I don't know what may fc While the prevailing town is one of at this invasion of the same time I regret to say their teachings have produce profound impression upon several of our yo and We fas and I trust legal way will he found out before the people take the their own Methodists See Blood on tM The John D- If H State Street Methodist f L wai loth to talk matter at i matters such as jm said f slowly in order not to false Sees P W is a There are tf Jj who might be easily led adroit sophists as these appear to imagine why they selected Trenton as a Ku for their operations except K as I have it a main here i to Dr Fox said that he intended to matter up with his parishes and warn them of the dan-W their young folks being led the wave of L missionaries have Episcopalians are Fright-t f The C of St. Episcopal was ov-i ra more out-spoken than He that he would preach against the from his news lead a movement against the fro men deserve no companion ff he brae here into a peaceful plotting the moral ruin of and L. Advise Shooting I would blame no Father whose daughter had been lured astray by such men- for shooting them down as they uttered their blasphemous Hamilton of the Trinity Protestant Epis-pal said he did not caTe I discuss the till the of Ministers' Union U Violent There have been several violent at Mormons meetings ince they first started their in Study of the is a pale young p. with black I- His lank figure is draped in cot of ancient vintage of tinge and long since the In his eyes f fire of the b movements denote almost to the W nis U the hand-shaker of the fingers as hJ Ves baton- bis 8 nCe as obedient to f the maestro's musi-ET h Ms skilled The two are living in a cheap boarding-house down in the canal and are rarely seen about the streets except after The habits of so far as the police of Trenton have been able to discover are A Study of The Deleware River is navigable to The Editor of the Utah Independent would suggest to the people of Trenton to tion Congress to send several big battle ships equipped with thir-teen-inch rifled cannons and two or three coast ships armed with fifteen-inch torpedo guns and train all these on the two young Utah farmer What would be still better would be to get up old fashioned religious revival and invite the young Utah boys to take part and convert the great Presbyterian theological New Jerseys at two or three hundred of the be or hope-to-be Presbyterian preachers there ought to be able to go to Trenton and in a theological with two young-swains from and this without calling out the police It is not so much the Mormon religion that worries the preachers of Trenton as it is the sign they hang up in front of their meeting you are tired of being a come in and listen to our story of Western That sign digs deep into the hearts of the because it is New is a factory it gets free water-power from the and its factories are filled with white who are nothing but machines of flesh and standing before and tending a iron for ten or twelve weary during six days a week and Some of them for a mere get as low wages as per and board When these operators see that Mormon they perceive a ray of hope in the great These Mormon missionaries tell the simple story of what Utah and its people have done for and they hold up Utah s beautiful olive branch saying at what is called job a poor small wages in Utah is better than the best machine-tending factory job in New The Factory Thomas Hood describes the white slave factory hand in his of the work My labor never And what are its wages S a bed of A crust of and Work work work From weary chime to chime Work work As prisoners work for crime Band and gusset and Seam and gusset and Till the heart is and the brain As well as the weary Oh to breathe the breath Of the and With the sky my head And the grass beneath my Only for one sweet hour To feel as I used to Before I knew the woe of want the walk that cost a meal The Eastern factory hands are like caged They know that outside of the hum and rattle and roar of the there are fields and running there are mountains and canyons and lakes and butterflies and humming They can imagine the thatched-roofed cottage surrounded by and fields of waving and The person who persuades' a factory hand to quit his spindle or knitting machine and emigrate to Utah in a true missionary of Jesus no matter to what church he |