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Show The commercial treaty between Guatemala aud Germany has been renounced by Guatemala and will 'cease to be in effect June . - EXHIBITS AT STATE FAIR SURPASSED PREVIOUS NEWS SUMMARY. Crusade Against Vice Inaugurated By Seventy Second Conference, L. D.S, -- Weber Countys Horticultural Exhibit the Feature of the Expo' sition Marked Improvement in Quality of Eiv Apostle Rudger Clawson Elevated to the First Presidency at List of Prizewinners. Second Counselorf Joseph F Smith Becoming First , tries in all Departments Counselor Resume of the Proceedings. old first: cow three years old best 22, 1903. Joseph Lancaster, a prominent Daw son merchant, who disappeared from the IIoW Buttler, Seattle, in Augus of last year, is alive in Colorado. The state fair for 1901 closed the Commander William P. Potter has in its history been detached from the League Island Kost successful exhibitThe attendance Saturday night. navy yard, Philadelphia, and ordered was slightly less than last year, and to command the Ranger on the Pacific the receipts not so large by $625, but the exhibits were better, arrangement station. more orderly and convenient, and the Thomas Francis Murphy, a Sandy business of the association was transStates United in the Hook pilot, fought acted with less friction than ever benavy in the Civil war, and took part in fore. exhibit around which centered the fight between the Monitor and the theThe most interest, was the display of Merrimac. horticultural products made by Weber which surpassed, in extent, Copenhagen newspapers revive the county, of all the other counties of the rumors that King Edward is in a seri- that state combined. llad other counties ous condition from cancer of the done proportionately as well, a buildtongue, without adducing any evidence ing ten times as large would have been from all to that effect. required. But the exhibits in limited while quanthe Seventeen hundred Boer prisoners tity,eounties, were surpassing in excellence. will arrive at Bombay in the course of A display of such a variety of choice the next fortnight. Some of them will fruit, coming from sections so widely be sent to Umballa and the rest to scattered, a few years ago would, have calf, bull; second; heifer two years, first: heifer one year, first; best herd. B. B. Eldredge, Salt Lake, bull one year old, first. J. R. Winder, Salt Lake, cow three years old, first; heifer two years, first; heifer one year, third; bull, two years, first. John K. Winder Among the Holstein breed old or over, got first prize for cow three years and J. N. Egbert of Kaysville. second. MANUFACTURES. Best laundry soap, Utah Soap company. display extracts; Best baking powder; best Bros. Hewlett best display spices,home-macandy; best ten Best exhibition varieties I;om Uu s'wr. J. G. McDonald Candy Co. UtahWaao vpany. Best 600 pouns sugar,Robinson-BonusO Shoe Best display shoes, company; second, Z. C. M. I. ' school Best display youths' and boys . shoes, Roblnson-Romne- y Shoe company Best Quality misses and childrens school shoes; best mens fine boots; best Quality display ladles' fine shoes; best display boots and shoes, Z. C. M. L Best flannels; best cassimeres; best dress best colored goods; best white blankets; home material; blankets; best suits of clothes, best and largest display men's dress goods. Bros. That such an ex- Cutler been impossible. Best display woolen yams; best display a as to is now is hibit possible machine-kn- it mills. pointed goods, Cache county what a strict enBest machine-kn- it hosiery, Utah wool, J. E. Itriking example of forcement of wise lawB will accomplish Sherlock. The 8150 offered for the best mercantile disThe live stock exhibited was very play, was divided between the J . G. McDonald was Hewlett Bros . stall occupied. Candy company and white fine, and' every and colored yams; five Best and pounds 122 horses of were entries There best pieces llnsey. Cache Knitting Shahjahanpur. The British war office has lost no time in denying the mischevious canards about Lord Kitcheners resignation in conseqaence of disagreement with Broderick. A letter from a private source in Panama contains information that the rebel sympathizers there are expecting daily the arrival of a guerrilla expedition from Carinto. for The position of consul-generhas Francisco San threat Britian in been filled by the appointment of Sir William Ward, at present consul-generat Hamburg. While 2000 Boers have been killed, wounded and captured in September t the commandoes still retain the power of attacking in considerable strength and capturing convoys. It has been decided to begin shortly the contemplated enlargement of the Carnegie armor packing plant to meet the demands of the Governments last order for 30,000 tons of armor plate. The fire which destroyed eleven blocks in Guayaquil, Ecuador, involving a loss of about a million sucres, has caused great distress among the poor people who inhabited that quarter. The portion of the Boer commando which penetrated into Zululand has retired across the border. It seems to be the tendency of Commandant-GenerBothas forces to head northward. Australian papers received by the steamer Aorangi, arrived at Victoriaf B. C., contain many references to the assassination of President McKinley, and express horror at the dreadful Thefseventy-secon- d semi-annu- al con- - the will of God in whatever form II comes. The Lord has not allowed hia people to wander in darkness, lie said, but lias always led them in a lightened patli by revealing' His will to His ser frreuce convened in the Tabernacle at Suit Lake October 4. President .Joseph F. Smith opened conference, statin? that President Snow was suffering s from a. cold aud did not feel like brav- van ts. Lund of the President spoke Apostle necessity ing the damp weather. of the their people spending spare time Smith said there were a good many and subjects to come befoie the- conference. in mutual improvement work maton them heed counsel asked all to The authorities have noted that some evils are ou the increase among the ters and not to have too much dancing Latter-D- y Saints, Hnd it was nmeh aud other recreation in their lives, al desired that they he stamped out. One though a "reasonable amount of the of these is the growing tendency, es- pleasure might properly be sanctioned. Apostle Merrill asked what man, pecially rfiuoug the youth, o disreis the holding the holy priesthood, would dare gard the Sabbath day. Another name the and to take the name of Deity in vain. He use of profanity taking comasked the ward authorities to put on of the Lord in vain, which is not Latter-Day of their thinking caps and see if some patible with the professions to is of tobacco means could not be devised to lessej Saints. The use be lamented and deplored, end tlie ten- the evils which confront the people, iq which he included smoking chewing dency to show but little regard for Hie deis and drinkng. sacred ness of tlie holy priesthood B60 of cattle. Both classes graded works. were and prolast than If we had the proper people at the year, higher HORTICULTURAL AND AGRICULTURAL. plored. fine eastern fine nounced especially by head of our municipalities, I believe The church does not encourage Finest quality apples, A. C. Richardson, Box stock growers who were present. W. Keel, Salt Lake, separation of the people, the speaker many good things could be brought county, first; George Of the leading livestock industry of Elder ' second. lie had heard of many about, remarked the speaker. He Best thirty apples, N. B. Johnson, Provo, continued. the state sheep raising there was North second. Ogden, Lyman Barker, and said later that it was the duty of every little to indicate its importance. Five first: Finest quality peaches, Wilson Bros.. Ogden, families becoming dissatisfied entries comprised the exhibit. Two en- first; Mill Creek, second. moving away to California and other church member to try to crush out James M. fisher, Jr.. peaches, quality tries of swine, representing different Wilson Largest variety and bestJames themselves the evils. M. Fisher, places, thus separating Bros., fancifirst; Ogden, of attention divided the breeds, Mill Creek, second. Jr., B. II. Roberts spoke at length on the chutch. of the ers in that line. Finest quality pears, Thomas B. Helm, from the institutions Weber county, first; Mrs. O. The mineral exhibit was the best Pleasant View, If you want new homes and locations, growth of the Mormon church, and resecond. Mill D. Creek, and Ferris, since 1890, and included petroleum M. consult the authorities before you act, futed the notion that the present proLargest and best display of pears, James other oils. BrOT WlW McondU111 Where we hare established colonies it gress was not as proportionately great Following is a list of prize winners Ogden Finest quality grapes, three varieties, Enoch has been in strict accordance with the as in the early days. The numerical In the more important classes: Ogden, first; E. C. McGriff, North. Ogden, Farr, seoond will and mind of the Lord. We want strength of our church, said President HORSES. and best grapes, quality variety HarLargest Ben Best stallion with one of his get, James M. Fisher, Jr., Mill Creek, first; Enoch to become strong and mighty in the Roberts, should not blind our eyes. mon, Miller. Ogden, second. and. If we separate we will become Our progress might have beenj still Best mare, 3 years old, J . R. Winder, Salt Farr, Wilson varieties Three best plums, Bros., Union stock O. C. Crisxnon, Lake. Second, Ogden, first; James M. Fisher, Jr., Mill Creek, like the rest of the sectarian world, greater but for the reason of some yards. mare with one of her colts, C. O. seoond. ideas getting into our literature a few Best plums, James M. Fisher, Jr., and that will not do. Largest variety Wilson Mill Creek, first; Bros., North Ogden, Bast gelding, 3 years old, John R. Winder. seoond. Apostle Reed Smoot discoursed at years previQus to the death of the Beeond, niomas Matthews, Salt Lake . d twenty-fiv- e pounds peaches, some length on the great example of Prophet Joseph Smith. The impresBest gelding, P. C. Peterson, E.Best G. McGriff, North Ogden. .bedience found in biblical history sion was created that in the early days Ephraim. Best twenty-fiv- e pounds evaporated peaohes, Beat pair mares, T. H. Smith, Logan. , Bros. reward that follows. Going the church counted upon from 150,000! Best matched pair geldings, lien Harmon, Wilson Best 100 pounds evaporated peaches, Z. G. and the Miller. on to the subject of tithing he said to 200,000 membership. Yet in reality; I. Best gelding, 3 years old and over. Ben Bar-- " M.Twenty-five Heber pounds evaporated plums, that contentment, comfort and peace there were only between 26,000 and first. Best mare, 3 years old and over, T. H. Smith. Bennlon Best quality and largest variety small fruit ire found in more abundance among The numerical strength of thy Best filly, 2 years old, T. H. Smith.H. Mrs. V. C. Bailey, first; Mrs. Mary C. Smith. in jars,seoond. colts, T. Best mare with one of her those who live up to the law. The day Best Shetland stallion, 3 years old, John R. Stay, WlliRon of Best Bros., Ogden, fruits, display Winder. James M. Fisher, Ar.. Mill Creek, seoond. of the building of the temple in JackBest stallion with one of his get. J. R. first; Best dispiay Utah cankftgooda. Salt Lake AOn county, he said,, will never come Winder. ( Canning company, st; Wasfctasfen- Best Shetland mare, 3 years old, George M. Valley the seoond. nlng company; J ted , prunes, till J. the - peopleto Ifseearn .to observe Cannon, Forest Dale. k. 50 pounds Utah, Jrapora Best . W C. Shetland of team the ponies, matched when Best the day" ",J I law. hope Bennion. Heber Winder, Jr. plums,' James M. Fisher, Jr Largest variety Wilson law of consecration will be in Best team to pole. Geo. W. Grander, Murray. Mill Bros., Ogden, second. great Creek, first: Best single horse to harness, John McCoy, Best prunes, Wilson Bros , first; E. N. vogue in this church, he continued. Balt Lake. seoond. Salt Dr. or mare. saddle horse Pfoutz, of people groaning Best Largest variety prunes, Wilson Bros., first; There are millions Lake. second. W. S. Pleasant View, and or James Cragun, breed, under oppression Beat draft stallion, any age tyranny today, East quinces, James M. Fisher. Bae. Best coach stallion, any age or breed, deserve not do whom M. it, causedI some of Best thirty peaches, James Fisher, first James Rae. second. Wilson Bros., of the CATTLE. Best thirty pears, Wilson Bros first; James by the unequal distribution SHORTHORNS. M. Fisher, second. blessings of God. Consecration will Mt. E. over John Seely, Bull, three and AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. prevent' this condition. Kaysville, secSALT LAKE TEMPLE. Pleasant, first; White A Sons, third. 100 comb said the memberbest Centerville, exhibit Best Ford Clawson bees; pounds Bros., ond; Apostle Bulls, two and under three White A Sons, honey; best 100 pounds extracted honey; best of the church is about 310,000, and Mormon church today is computed to Bros., Centerville, sec- display package honey; best 100 pounds ship Kaysville, first; Ford third. best exhibition of bees in observation that there are approximately 85,000 be nearly 310,000, so you see we are ond; Ellison Bros . Layton, Bulls, one and under two J. R. Allen A hive; best exhibition of Layton, Slants; best display in this class, John Back A children in the church under the age not far behind the early days, and, Bros., Draper, first;Mt.Ellison Bros., Pleasant, third. second; J. A. Seely, of eight years. Church members own with just a little stimulation, it will Bull calves, six months and under one One hundred pounds graham flour, InternaA Bros., Draper, first; White Sons, tional Milling company, first. j 90 per cent of the soon be still further progressive. second and third. bushel spring wheat; bast bushel white 80,000 farms, and Best Bull calves, under six months White A Sons, corn; best twenty pounds timothy seed; best people own their homes, whereas the LAST DAY. , Centerville, sec- lucern seed; best molasses; best late squash; Kaysville, first; Ford Bros., 5 States is United pep the over half bushel was best Clawson elscted' ond; Allen Bros., Draper, third. best display rhubarb; Wood's Cross. yellow average Apostle Rudger White A Sons, Kaysville, first, heifer calf six onions, Argyle, Joseph cent. one calf heifer to the first presidency at Sundays sesmonths and under year; third, Best bushel Butler potatoes; best bushel rose: best pride of the the O. under six months. Woodruff A. best early Goodrich; opened Apostle sion, becoming second counselor to Allen Bros , Draper, second, heifer calf six west; best common No. 1; best dozen long, red He asked exercises. afternoon everyDanvers bushel months and under one year. best half yellow President Snow, while Joseph F.j Ellison Bros., Layton, first, heifer calf under carrots; onions; best red onions; best white onions; body to attend the State fair, saying lx months. best Smith was advanced to first counselor. best early turnips; best display lettuce; cucumFord Bros., Centerville, second, heifer calf radishes; to Saints too were peppers, herbs, there display pot willing many At the afternoon session President under six months. watermelons, vegetable marrow, kohlbers, see a and to Punch A a exdollar half first White of best Sons, Kaysville, Be Sweepstakes: beans; pay Snow was the first speaker. rabis, celery; worthy variety and second for senior herd, one bull and four hibit of farm products; best ten gallons mowho not is which show, elevating, Judy eows; first for best cow and two of her calves; lasses, Ephraim Hrlgg, Bountiful. expressed pleasure at being able to second for bull and two of his get; second, buli sweet corn; best dozen long red beets; are not willing to pay half the sura to meet with the Saints, an unexpected Best any age; first, cow any age; second, bull three best sugar beets: best white carrots; best years old and over; first, bull two years old and parsnips; best late turnips; best display early see the exhibit of the states products. pleasure, as he had feared his cold and under three; seoond, fat steer any age: second, best tomatoes; best green beans, Louis The enemies of the church, Apostle hoarseness would prevent his attend-- , fat. ueifer, one and under two; second, heifer, squash; Mill Creek. ter. Fay Bountwo and under three; first, heifer calf; first, Woodruff maintained, have made no ance. Best display citron, Ephraim Briggs, oow any age; first, fat calf steer; first, best tiful. group fat oattle. Best display Hubbard squash; best egg plant; headway in their warfare. The church Continuing, President Snow declared Allen Bros., Draper, first, junior herd, one best pumpkins, Centerville. F. inBlrgin, from its but never grown less, bull and four heifers; second, cow and two of that the officers of the various stakes, Best dozen mangel wurzel beets, John R. has her oalres; second, cow any age; first, bull one Winder. a become has greater power day numbering 'fifty, and the wards had and under two years; first, bull calf; second, Best bushel oats, Streeper Bros., Center- - fancy must be dis- been faithful and energetic, but not s which a cow three and over; first, heifer one and under fact after day, ViBest bushel fall wheat. Frank Rigby, Center-Tlll- o two years. couraging to the enemies of God. Ford Bros., Centerville, first, fat steer any much so as they might be. cow same WoodSir best Willard age; first, fat any age; second, where class; In potatoes; bushel Best Apostle early Wyoming, The time has come, he went on, second, bull two and under three; second, fat Walter Raleigh rural New potatoes; best Hammonds in a been has ruff calf steer; first, fat calf heifer. colony best establishing best early fortune; when you must awaken to youi John H. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, first, heifer Yorkers; ; best early Michigan, t bes purkan wondeul th Big Horn basin, he said, the pray- responsibilities and not depend upon two and under three; first, bull three and over; . Centerville F first, bull any age; first, bull and two of his era of the people had been answered. the twelve apostles to conduct ths Blrgin, Best summer squash, get; second, junior herd, one bull and four When the Saints were without money, affairs of your stakes. The time is heifers. products. dairy r, Ellison Bros., Layton, second, bull one and H. L. butter creamery Best qualityWeber by praying they found employment. here when the apostles will be directed under two; second, heifer calf . county, first; Eureka butEden, second. On one occasion they were in a special in other channels. It is their business HEHEFOBDS. ter, made at Deweyvllle,and of creamery quality display Best general The Island Improvement company was the fast meeting asking God for relief from to spread the gospel in foreign lauds Co., salt Lake, first. winner of all the premiums offered in this butter H. J . Faust A Mercantile s cheese People Best Quality imminent hunger. At the close of the and open new fields among the nation division, as follows; Bull, two and under three; bull, one and under two, first and second; bull Creamery company, Richmond, first; Hooper Buroalf, first and second; cow, three and over, first DBest?neraT display of and best general meeting the chief engineer of the of the earth. You will no longer havi and second; cow, two and under three, first: into walked lington railroad system of cheese Hooper Dairy company. them to reform your stakes. heifer, one and under two, first and second: qualityAGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. a course of few in the and heifer calf, first and second; sweepstakes, herd crowd the Speaking of immorality that exists of one bull and four females Mor- with the contracted hours had washing machine S. Richardson A Son Best in different quarters of the stakes, JERSEYS. of a mon best tor gathaest'nlow derrick, hay construction, best piece hay colony Riverside stock farm, bull three years, first; President Snow said it was the duty of Manufaotur- bull one year, second: bull oalf second; heifer erer best hay coloby means of which contract the the ward and stake officers to know one year, seoond; heifer calf, first. lnSSroSSS Fisherf Salt Lake. nists were able to earn 89G,000 'within what their young people are doing: G. M. Cannon, Salt Lake, second for he next seven months. whether or not they are indulging in The detachment of German East Work on the Seven Devils road has Apostle Cowley proposed a crusade and. dissipation, or if they been suspended for the winter. The Asiatic infantry passing through Aus- against profanity, and suggested that profanity the principles of the gosreasons for the suspension of work tria on its way home from China has the bishops take up the question and are minding pel and observing the word of wisdom are thought to be three-folTrouble been received with enthusiasm at labor among the young men especially, and the law of tithing. He desired be received with sim- who are will and over Trieste, known to use, either through that all officers make a study of these unsatisfactory bonds of contractors, and the natural ilar enthusiasm at Vienna. tarelessness or under exciting circumand be doubted not that difficulties of working in the mounThe good deed of Jack Haverly, the stances, the name ofDeity in vain. He questions good would come of their efforts. tains during the winter. famous minstrel who died at Salt Lake Brge(i also that sucking cigarettes great Apostle Brigham Young eulogized John OConner, who fought in South last week, have been remembered by lnj pipes be discouraged and President Snow, saying he had been q Africa for the Boer cause, and after his former associates in ths theatrical Btamped out. blessing to the church and expressing Zimthe Lublers, Frohtnans, from business a British sapture escaped SECOND DAY. military the hope that he would be spared camp and arrived at Boston as a stow- mermans and others who signify their Lund urged that Latter-- many years to advise the people and Apostle Mr. of Haverly's been placing allowed to land by the intention away, has Saints should bow in obsdience to especially the apostles. tbe reach of want. ' authorities. beyond family immigration ; i de 72-in- - -- ch I al al I ! Cris-mo- il. sun-drie- 27,-00- 1 . I I . al . . Mo-Gri- ff, J . deed. Mrs. Roosevelt has appointed Miss Bell Ilagner, daughter of Justice Ilag-ne-r of the Supreme court of the District of Columbia, her social secretary. Miss Ilagner acted in the same capacity for Mrs. McKinley. There seems to be no longer any doubt that Italy within a few years will turn from a sugar importing to a sugar exporting country, says Consul Elossfeld of Treiste, in a report to the state department. The president has appointed Colonel William II. Bisbee, a brigadier-generin the regular army. lie was recommended highly by Wheaton and Mac Arthur for his recent service in the Philippines. Captain A. G. Banks, sentenced to three years imprisonment for obtaining money under false pretenses at Nome, escaped from Deputy United States Marshal Whidden at a Seattle hotel Wednesday afternoon. Exports of silver from port of New York to all countries for the last week .aggregated 8774,130, and 81005 in gold. The imports of specie this week, were 8579.428 gold and 898,305 silver. Dry goods and merchandise, $19,624,214. Admiral Valcaret has prepared a report for presentation to the Queen Regent of Spain asking for the necessary funds for naval defences and proreposing in the event of their being fused that the Spanish navy be abolished. The Jesuits have published a long address on the eve of their departure from France. They explain that they cannot submit to the law of associa-tioDand apply for authorization under it, as by so doing they would have to admit the existence of a power higher than the church. j a found Ontario jury In Toronto, G. Woods Minnie guilty of bigamy. The accused was legally divorced ao cording to the Michigan law and in Canada. The judge cfcarg-- . ed against the prisoner, and toldi the divorces didj not jury that American I hold good In Canada. al Major-Gener- al . S re-wairi- ed beta-wa- x; honey-prodnol- yeai-All- ng en Kays-vilj- e, Fro-here- . 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