Nine 'And Was Not That What Was Asked?" Bers of the Committee Followed in the HOME GREAT He Was Asked

THE MOENING OKEGONIAtf, WEDNESDAY, MAECH 9, 1904.

the ordinary marriage ceremony in your abstain - from polygamous cohabita church T" asked Senator Hoar severely. tion?" MUSIC IN Tea, I know that," answered the wit This was not answered - directly at THE ness. the time. Several questions by mem Headquarters wis rapid nine 'And was not that what was asked?" bers of the committee followed In THE HOME GREAT he was asked. succession, and Mr. Lyman admitted For The was. He was told to In response to them he knew in prac MAIL witness said it r At - give the substance of It. He said he and ticing polygamous cohabitation ne BUTTEWCK was disobeying both the law of the ORDER He his wife stood up and joined hands. land and the rule of his church. He From $278 to $383 for a Good PATTEJ&S Apostle Lyman Says "Then they made you promise some also said in reply to one of theso ques-- . HOUSE Quality Considered Our Prices are Always Lowest thing, did they not?" inquired Senator tlons that he was not only now living Piano and Player. Will Not Them. Hoar. - in polygamous cohabitation, but that Desert "Yes, sir." he expected to continue so to live. you forgotten what was?" Hoar then took the witness in band ana "But have it brought out a succinct statement from Ellers Piano House, the Great the Senator remarked with a laugh. him which was of a character to Interest Western Depot-- for Fine Pianos, Neckwear Specials, 50c, 75c "Oh, no, I have not forgotten," said all present. Mr. MerrilL 'Referring to the rule of which you nave Making Special Combination Very pretty Neckdressings these two specials-j- ust spoken," said, "you understand the TRUSTS TO MERGY OFLORD He then said he had promised to love, Hoar Prlces-o- n the Two Instruments. support the woman. rule of the church to be the law of uoa. the kind Dame Fashion is enamored of. Just the cherish and did you not?" 'And did you continue xo cohabit with Mr. Lyman" repllel such was his under kind which add so materially to the beauty of the Spring you woman you call her after married the standing. The great volume of business trans gown. We thought that we reached the climax in bar- your legal wue.' oauman uurruwe "Then you are living and intend to live acted by this establishment brings to asked. In violation of the law of God and man?" us numerous Instruments out of our reg- gain giving in Women's Neckwear some time ago but Churchmen Considers He ular lines of fine pianos. The great The witness said he lived with both Intends to Be True to Wives. majority of these we take in exchange these two specials beat anything we've had. before. But Speaks Too Freely. wives, but they had different homes at "I fully intend," said Mr. Lyman, show from people who desire something bet Richmond, apart. ter, xney are gooa instruments, how- mak- Utah, about a mile ing a disposition to elaborate more than ever, our neckwear chief for nevf records and law-o- and deserving of every word" of His Father Long In Hiding. he had doner "to be true to the f praise we give them. ing my country, to my God and to my obliga- But thev are comintr In all th tim them. "You say you were living with your tions and covenants with my wives, and and we cannot permit them to accumulate consists of two hundred dozen my con- to sucn an The offering today you were sec- I have never done a thing extent mat tney take up the SOME TESTIMONY TAKEN BACK mother when married the science did not approve." jjwlh uj. uur own siock ot pianos and double stole Stock Collars. They are made of taffeta ond time. Where was your father. Apostle want," he proceeded, dropping Into the Pianola. Spring shipments are now 1 being received, and every bit of space we silk and beautifully embroidered in silk. Colors varied Merrill, at that time?" he was asked. . a pleasing tone of voice, "to make a brief Is to us. only explanation If you will permit. Tly case have valuable The thing enough to suit any taste. Regular values are $1.00 and "He was on the underground most of to do Is to get the. odd and used in is different from that of most other men. struments oft hands, eveti at a sacrifice. $1.25 on sale today at Man In Line for Presidency f Mor- the time," said the witness, Jocularly. I was born in 1S40 and I can hardly re- xnis is wny we nave maae extfir large "What do you mean by 'on the under member when my father was not a polyg- cute on some choice and strikingly hand- 50C 7SC mon Tells Sena- some Church First ground'?" asked Mr. Worthlngton. amlst. He was a friend and adviser of pianos, in comMriStJoriTvIth used piano pjayers uiat-iia- ve been turned in tors Smoot Does Not Know was In hiding." Prophet Joseph Smith, and was taught to us payment "He by the Importance and the of as nart on the Plnnni.i He Is a Polygamlst. "Why was hiding?" him truth The pianos all belong to our regular line. Window Shades made to your order. he in asked the the principles of polygamy. He accepted are an gooa ana chairman. the teaching and entered .into the prac- Artistic Picture Framing done cheaply. well known and . still possess a great Stationery Cheaper "Because, about that time there were tice, marrying six wives In the years 1845 uwi ui tveitr. kjome ure nearly new. Sole agents Parker & Finn Waists. prosecutions going on for polygamy," Mr. and 1846. So that my earliest recollection And the best part Is that at any time sorts of Stationery get a embraces the lite of polygamy. I remem- within two years they can be returned The plainer, stapler "WASHINGTON", March. 8. The Senate Merrill answered. "He said oftentimes he my wlVes as do my own to us as part Davment for a new Pianola. ber all fathers' I unu we accept em telling will interest you, committee on orlvlleges and elections would not see his father for a month." mother, and I lived In a family thus con- win in ior just what telling about today the Mr. Merrfll said he had taken his grew up and whs paia ior mem. For St. Patrick's Day today, In the Investigation of the pro stituted until I became the Tnere is a Sherwood, beautlfullv onnorf 1S8S of family of my own. in for it means economy. Utah, wife to his mother's home occasion head a mahogany, which we have priced at Irish Flags, made of green silk, harp and tests against Senator Smoot, of ally, but she had never stayed all "Consequently I have known nothing io. ana we win let it ana ttio iso Har ' brought out a variety of testimony, of else and I have lelt It was correct. monist, which Just matches it, go for $278. "Green Ribbon" Pound Paper, a neat package of shamrock printed in gold. night there, and that, so far as he knew. casea out mtifv have always felt In my soul and heart a lucca. in oaic used linen-finishe- Size which the most sensational "was that his father did not know he had a I priced at $235. and 5120 Aoollo that lust d paper, plain or ruled, 4x6, on stick 15 that I was correct. I married first In go f? given by Francis M. Lyman, president of, wife already when he was married by his 1869, uiaiciies ior 90 JLiC Size 1x2, on brass 1857, aeain in and once more in Bailey, nearly new. $217. Harmonist sheets in package pin.... 5 the Twelve Apostles of the Mormon father to the woman he calls his legal 18S4. The situation has been very pain $100. The two for $300. Size 2x3, on. stick 8 wife. ful to me, and have been greatly pained A Crown we consider this the Church, and the man chosen to be the I bargains. mm Puritan Vellum Pound Paper, a neat package of Green Wire Snakes Mr. Merrill said his father is still living to flndmyself in opposition to the law of these It is a beniiHfni 15 Euccessor of President Smith. His ad of the country and of the church. But piano, orchestral size, and practically veuum nmsnea paper in Diue omy, oc- - Small Clay Pipes, mounted on pin and is still an apostle of the church, but new. we are letting go $297. bow of green missions were similar to those previously I had made a covenant with my wives to it for The tavo size, 102 sheets in package. 43W that he Is very feeble. In regard to his Angelus that coes with it Is well wnrih ribbon . 5 made by Mr. Smith pertaining to the love, respect and endear them, and I $135. The two Instruments to the shrewd father's family, Mr. Merrill said, his could not find it in my heart to separate Duyer ror wo& Five hundred packages of 10c and 16c Envelopes church government. He is more free of father had six wives and he had 20 from them so long as they were true to Brinkerhoff, almost new, $238. Sim- plex, $165. speech than the president of the church, 17 sisters. He was asked me.' brand new, The two for $383. go on sale today for very little. The reason is brothers and Orders from out of town must be ac Towels for Little end his testimony, though not materially how many nephews and nieces he had. Senator Hoar So you, an apostle of companied with draft or money order that the corresponding paper is sold one-ten- Towels apostles and said he did not know, but that there your church, expecting to succeed Mr. ior or tne comomation prices. play an important part in the house- differing, caused several of the ca Ellers House, 351 Washington today, bunch 2c 100. Smith in the presidency and in that Piano keeper's daily Two present to shake their heads at the wit- were more than pacity to receive divine revelations your street, corner Park. The biggest and calculations. special values lives wife most piano ness for the purpose of compelling more "My father with his first and self, confess you are now living and ex best and reliable concern on Boost the Fair by using the official Lewis and chronicled for today: comes to the home of my mother srob- - to me facinc uoast. pect to continue live In disobedience to Clark Envelope, good quality Hemmed Huck Towels, 19x36-inc- h, discretion In answering questions. country, and full m actual meas- ably not more than once a month," he the laws of the the law of your size ure, pure Mr. Lyman is angularly built, his face said. church, and the Ian. of God?" occurred since the manifesto," said Mr. special at, package & strictly linen, excellent value at 25c Is. covered with a growth of bushy red "My father Is a very busy man," the The witness replied with a simple Lyman. each special, each 20- - "Yes.' "How about Apostle Cowley?" asked "whiskers, and his speech is blunt. Four supplemented. Hemmed Huck Towels, 18x36-inc- h, witness He added, In reply to a question from Senator Dubois. The "World's" Almanac for 1904 full meas- witnesses were on the stand today. They Mr. Merrill thought three of his brothers Senator Dubois, that he considered it his "He was a polygamlst and was elected ure, extra heavy Union, good value at 18c wereJfcrs. Kennedy and her mother, Mrs. had married plural wives, and two duty to live with and protect his wives. an apostle since 1890." a most remarkable publication. each special, each 12 Matthews: Charles Merrill, the son of of his sisters had married Into polyga- Mr. Lyman said he became an apostle In jur. woriningion oojectea to tne as mous families. 1SS0, and that Reed Smoot became an sumption that Mr. Cowley's plural mar Apostle Merrill, and Mr. Lyman. 1S00. The prosecution called to the stand Mrs. apostle in He said Mr. Smoot bad riages were known. Mabel Kennedy never reproved him for living In pplyg' "You say," said Mr. Burrows, mis Mrs. Clara resumed Emma Matthews, of Marysvllle, Utah, "that the stand on the opening of the inves amy, either In public or In the apostolic sionaries are instructed not to go Into the mother of Mrs. Clara Mabel Kennedy.. meetlnga mysteries of the church. Is polygamy one March Lace Curtain Sale tigation. Mrs. Matthews said she had been a mem "If I am thought worthy I will succeed of the mysteries?" "Worthlngton, defense, con to presidency Mormon Church "ies, I guess It would considered one Mr. for the ber- - of a Mormon family for 25 years, and the of the be This sale is an occasion that redounds to the great advantage of the housekeeper f of the witness, if I survive President Smith," said Mr. of the mysteries now." tinued is a Mormon herself. She has been i Lyman in answer to a question. Senator Pettus inquired concerning the He inquired as to the reasons for her plural wife, but Is not now. Mrs. Ken for Spring always brings new furnishing plans and here is a most excel- Five Apostles Deemed Polygamists. authority given Mr. Smoot to become marriage being consummated at Juarez, nedy Is the child of Mrs. Matthews' first candidate for Senator, and Mr. Lyman lent chance to provide effective hangings at much below regular valuations. Mexico, Instead of at the Mormon settle husband, and was born before Mrs. Mat Mr. Lyman said he Is the presiding of said consent under a rule of the church What xnent at Iiaz, where she lived. She said Mormon. ficer of the 12 apostles. The name of John must have been given by President Smith. thews became a Mrs. Matthews Henry Smith, a polygamlst. was given as makes the sale more remarkable and much more interesting to you is that the assort- no reason, and had no in 26 Mr. Lyman said the principle of get she knew of said Mrs. Kennedy is or 27 years of the second member of the 12 apostles, and regarding an attempt to have ting consent was that a shepherd could ments are immense, and that the goods are all absolutely new formation age, and had gone to Diaz with her par that of George Teasdale, a polygamlst, as not leave his flock of sheep until his and fresh. the ceremony performed elsewhere. She ents 16 years ago, the third apostle; Heber J. Grant, a polyg' successor came to take charge, and there-- Point Lace II said she did not tell anyone that the Mrs. Matthews said that while living amlst, fourth: John W. Taylor, a polyga- - lore It was required that officials must $3.50 and $4 Irish Curtains.. S2.50 $3.00 and $3.50 Scotch Lace Curtains. .S2.35 man to whom she was to be married had Diaz she had known Mr. mist, fifth; Mr. Merrill, a polygamlst, get authority before leaving their official $4 and $4.50 Battenberg iace Curtains. at Johnson for sixth, making five apostles who are con- .$2.95 The patterns of these' are very fine, imitating another wife, and so far as she knew two years prior to hi3 marriage to her duties In the church. $6.00 Battenberg Lace Curtains performing the ceremony did not ceded to be polygamists. "Aposues urant ana Teasdale were $3.50 very closely the various real lace effects, Renais- those daughter. . and she had had no objec Smoot attended the meet marriage was to be a plural Senator has chosen by revelation to President Snow.' $7.00 Irish Point Lace Curtains..... $4.00 sance, Point, Brussels know the tion to her daughter becoming his plural ings of the apostles," said Mr. Lyman, said Mr. Lyman, "arid a, revelation also Irish and the like. one. wife. She remembered well the nuurlnM "and has taken part In .the exercises at was given in regard tr these-men." He I "Laterr Mr. - Worthtngtbn.'- - asked Mrs. of1 Johnson to "her daughter, and fixed the the weekly meetings." explained that the latter rey.elatlon came he never told". "him Kennedy if she did not know appll date definitely in May, 1834. The witness said had intro after President Snow had the cation had been made to Apostle Teas-- duced any of his wives to Mr. Smoot. names of the men he wanted chosen to She Wanted to Wait Until of Age. The meetings of the apostles are held the vacancies. Lyman was asked what had Insisted on becoming a candidate, fused to accept it. would It be binding must be respected," answered the wit- dale and that he had refused to conduct in the Temple, said Mr. Lyman. He was distinction he made between the revela what would have happened to him?" upon you to follow me revelation or to ness. or to authorize the plural marriage. "He just asked me If I was willing asked the difference between the endow tlons he obeyed, and those he did no asked Senator Dubois. follow the wish of the people?" "The Lord can't make the people do Mr. Lyman Senator Smoot would peo say?" Mr. "Worth he should marry my daughter and I said ment-hous- e and the temple, and said the obey. said 'we should follow the wish of the right or accept his laws. Man is left to "What did he asked have been disciplined, taken to task, re- ple." " Ington. yes,"- said the witness. "She wanted to former was only a temporary building "I suppose you mean the laws I have follow his own agency In regard to re- used for sacred purposes until the temple confessed I have violated in cohabiting proved or corrected. He was asked what "Well, how about you?" ligion, business and politics." "Ho said it could not be done, as all wait until she was IS, but he was not would, have happened In the event If "I should be bound bv what the "Then," persisted Senator Hoar, was completed. with plural wives?" he asked. ms "where that had been done away with," said Mrs, willing." She saw both Mr. and Mrs. Chairman Burrows asked the nature of When told that was what 'was meant. President Smith had given consent direct." the Lord has chosen certain persons as Johnson, the first wife, when they and as "going to another apostle to become a candidate "Then." said Senator Hoar, "tho vote apostles, and the people do not care to Kennedy. the marriage service known he said: people the daughter, who was to become through endowment-house,- " ob for the Senate?" nt the is of more authority than accept selection, what happens?" Mr. Worthlngton called attention to the the sec the and to Mercy of Lord. don't know. would have feaoe or ond wife, left for Juarez. jectlon was made by Mr. Worthlngton on Trusts the 'I It tne mandate the Lord?" "The man' always steps aside when the Inconsistency of the statements, and he myself to mercy lots of confusion. We have, scraps The law of the Lord is whataver Is people reject." "You knew they were going to the ground it could not be assumed Mr. "I trust the of the cpsies to us." asked why she had said she did not know any knowledge of cere Lord." about this question when It done by common consent." "They have a sort of veto power over Juarez?" Smoot had the Mr. Worthlngton having objected to me T?hen the Lord submits to npnnio a request had been made to another to mony. "Have you ever repented of dis th the Lord, then?" "yes." that question concerning the belief of the re- whatever'he desires to have done, and if Both the prosecution and ceremony. Chairman Burrows said had been as . defense perform the it obedience?" asked Mr. Hoar. organized church as irrelevant, Senator me people consent-Th- "Did you know your daughter was to be smoot had. gone like it they give their at they had concluded with Apostle serted that Senator "Not yet." Hoar said Senate Investigations were is your belief, is it? Lyman, She Tried to Forget It. married then to Johnson?" through endowment-hous- e, and had and he was discharged. The the Smoot know you were more like a grand .jury Inquiry than a "ieopia have their rights they adjourned say I did not." taken some oath there that might conflict "Did Senator ' and committee until tomorrow. "I don't know how I happened to living with plural wives?" was asked. trial, and that they were not con the witness. Continuing, she Where did you suppose she was go with his oath as a Senator. fined to the narrow Issues of this ques that," said Mr. Lyman said he could not state the Mr. Lyman answered Senator Smoot did said with some emotion, "It was not ing?" not know, as he never had met any of tion. If we had been, I would not have not service if it were to save his life. He put many of the questions which I have pleasant for me to think about those "I did know." might approximate, and, being told to do his wives. He said that the people In THfc PACIFIC "Then you did not see her married?" general In Utah knew, but he did not in this case." COAST CONDENSED MILK CO. things, and I tried to put them aside, so, said he agreed to live an upright life, Worthlngton he no ob - think Mr. Smoot had any knowledge of Mr. said had to forget all could about it," "I did not." and that he had not taken any oath jection to the testimony, so long- - as it MANUFACTURES only ONE BRAND of STERILIZED CREAM tried I "Has she ever told you any person or anything might the fact. He said he was so generally response to questions from that she was against that reputation was so wide, 13 understood Irrelevant matter will not In further married to Johnson then?" conflict with any law of Jthe country. known, and his Mr. Tayler, the witness said her mother that what was admitted as a fact in be taken seriously by the committee. "She has not; I never asked her." Never Discussed Their Prosecution regard to him would be accepted by the Mr. Tayler said: "It has been shown told her of the request of Apostle Teas- - one religions is composed of These questions were put by Mr. Tay Mr. Lyman said the members of the people as true. Chairman Burrows in of the CARNATION CREAM dale, and she had no other knowledge ler. When he concluded Mr. Worthlng presidency apostles never slsted on knowing If the people of Utah peaceable, citizens, while the first and the had 13 society good of the attempt to get him to perform ton of questions advisability of prosecuting knew In regard to his life why. Senator other a menace to and THE CREAM OF CREAMS - asked a number by which discussed the government, and In the latter case Sen- the ceremony. the was brought out Apostle persons engaged In polygamous cohabita Smoot could not know just as wejl. The fact that witness responded, several times that the ator Smoot Is so woven Into the organ- WARNING: DO NOT BE MISLEAD Charles F. Merrill, a son of Apostle Teasdale bad advised her against allow- tion we. hold he cannot be extri- Mr. Tayler asked In regard to the wives people must have known, but Senator ization that Merrill, was then called to the stand. He ing her daughter to become a plural wife did not, whereupon Senator Hoar cated without cutting himself off en- Some dealers may try to induce you to buy other brands, claiming of Abraham Cannon and Teasdale, but Smoot tirely." said he was the son of his father's third on the ground it was against the law nothing of Importance for or against Mr. demanded to know what the witness they are'our product. They are not. We manufacture ONE brand plural wife, and Is himself a polygamlst. of the church. meant by such answers. The witness Mr. Worthlngton inquired of Mr. Ly- Smoot was developed by the Inquiry. Ly man whether Senator Smoot could not ONLY, and that is CARNATION CREAM. The qualities of which answer to questions concerning his own Mrs. Matthews also gave some facts man said he had visited the home of Fresi then said Senator Smoot probably knew In as much about the question as. the resign his apostleship If he wanted to you know are the best. marriages, Mr. Merrill said he was mar' concerning her own history In response to dent Smith during social functions, but Just do anything- which the church forbids Mr. Smoot people in general. 1S87 questions by members of the committee. he could not remember that and still remain a Mormon in good riod first in to a wife that had died had ever accompanied him to the home "Do you take back what you said, then, She Is a native of England, and while standing. The witness . answered affirma- In 1S89, and that he married "his legal of the president. that the people know, arid Senator Smoot living a widow country had be- tively. wife, Chloe Hendricks, in 1591. and had in that Chairman Burrows asked in regard to did not know?" asked senator Hoar. story come converted to Mormonlsm about 1SSS take back." Mr. Lyman told the of an effort five children by her. He married another the general conference. Mr. Lyman said "I that on. the part of Prophet Joseph Smith to by George Barber, missionary of Mor- accompanied "Don't you think, Mr. Apostle, that It in 1888, the ceremony being per the his wife had never him to get rid of one of the high councillors who 283-28-5 wife mon Church. She afterward came to the general conferences held In the Taber behoves you to ba .a little careful about I Furs formed in the Logan Temple by M. you say, so you will not havp any- had been chosen by revelation and the C Utah and married Barber, becoming his nacle, but he knew me women did some what refusal of the people to submit to the Edwardson. He has had four children by acquainted thing to take back," asked the Senator 1 third wife. She had. she said, embraced times attend. He said he was severely. change. This was for the purpose of demand MjSer 1 that wife, the eldest of whom Is 9 years Mormonlsm, with .the wives of President Smith. showing that the will of the people Is 4MM0Mf knowing it inculcated poly Senator Hoar followed this question by and the youngest 2& years. Their moth Mr. Tayler read from the church chron stronger than the wish or command of gamy, but when she became a plural general asking the witness if he had received er's name was Anna B. Stoddard. ology, which is the record of the feVelatlon concerning what he was to the president of the church. wife she was not told that polygamy was conferences. In regard to the failure to "Do you mean to say," asked Senator "The marriage to my legal wife in 1891.' against the law of the land. uphold Mr. Lyman ex testify to on the stand, and whether such 8 Messrs. Thatcher. revelation could be responsible for his Hoar, "that a revelation from the Lord said Merrtii, "was solemnized by my . Mr. Merrill was temporarily recalled plained the Incident, and in regard to Mr. which had been rejected by the people never change of mind In regard to the questions father." and questioned by Senator Dubois, who Smoot declared the latter had asked asked. would count for nothing?" "Were you living with Anna B. Stoddard said: him for consent to become a candidate "Are your answers here by order of the - "It would count for nothing for those Spring Begins in Earnest when you married woman you "Mr. do you for Senator. Are they given in your human or who rejected It." the whom Merrill, still uphold the "Apostle Smoot .never knew had more Lord? It be binding upon the Instru- call your legal wife?" was asked. polygamy?" I insnired capacity?" the senator asked. "Would doctrine of than one wife," said Mr. Lyman in answer dl ment of the Lord who received the reve was, although she had no She "No, reply. "I answer as the spirit of the Lord "I house. sir," was the to a question as to what the defendant rects." lation? I mean, if the revelation should stayed at the home of her father and her "But you practice it?" knows of the polygamous state In which "Then It was the spirit of the Lord be received by you and., the people re NEW MODES mother, and I lived with my mother," an "I do." his brother officials are living. which directed you to make the answer swered the witness. "How do you reconcile the two state- Mr. Lyman said he had seen more than you just took back, and which you said ARE READY one Smith's wives the of In answer to questions from Chairman ments?" one of the committee asked. of President at was a mistake? ficial residence of the president at the hesitated, and Senator Burrows, Mr. Merrill said he had now two The witness did . not reply, but a The witness same time, but on none of these occasions Hoar remarked: TutfsPite There is always interesting news about this store. The changing wives and Is cohahltatlng with both. member of the committee illustrated had Mr. Smoot been present. Mrs Lyman "Well, If you can't answer that, I don' seasons, styles and conditions are constantly being reflected iir the Senator Foraker asked the witness: "Is by saying- he was like the man who has charge of the work of sending" out mis- blame you. AU not the woman you married In 1SSS your was for prohibition but against the sionaries, and he Identified the books that Chairman Burrows After all of this Cure J moving displays of seasonable and suitable wearing apparel. legal wife?" enforcement of it. are used in making converts. He said the testimony which' Senator" Smoot has fi apostles do not look upon the doctrine heard, do you think he' knows whether "No, sir." Apostle Says He Is a Polygamlst. and covenants as one of the books for D1& THE NEW SUITS Mr. Merrill explained that when he mar you are practicing polygamy Liver Apostle general circulation. "I don't think he knowsJ' A greater and more attractive stock than we have ever before shown, ried in 18S8 he bad a wife living, and Francis M. Lyman, an of the Mr. Lyman said missionaries always are you Church, prospective "You think he believes you when comprising al the latest and most approved ideas he understood under the laws that mar Mormon and the thoroughly warned not to discuss polyg tell him. do you not?'' A Strong Fortification. in Eton, Eton riage was not legal, and therefore his successor of Mr. Smith as president of amy, "because we have yielded to that "I believe he believes Jt and "believes Fortify the body against disease Blouse and. Blouse Sujts. Some have the new full skirt, others have marriage in 1S91, after the death of his the church, was the next witness. He requirement of the law not to teach the me." skirts less extreme. All the new Spring materials and colors are theory polygamy." He mis- lnlSSS, made his marriage was born 64 years ago, and iffcame an of said the After much effort, a statement was ob by Tutt's Liver Pills, an abso- first wife last sionaries never touch upon the subject he thought amply represented, and the showing is by all odds the largest and a legal one. Apostle in 1880. tained from the witness that unless the theory is assailed. Senator Smoot was acquainted with the lute cure for sick headache, dys- most attractive in Portland. Prices range from $75.00 down to "Are you a polygamlst?" Mr. Tayler "De they defend or denounce it?" accepted report No Marriage Certificate Issued. asked, replied frankly general reputation and $35.00, $25.00, $20.00 and ,....?15.00 and the witness "They would not denounce It," said Mr. mat Mr. Lyman was living in polygam pepsia, sour stomach, malaria, Senator Overman asked for a description "Yes." Lyman. He said that was the situation ous cohabitation with his plural wives. of the marriage ceremony in 1SSS, and the He said he had three wives, and in regard tb himself. Chairman Burrows asked Mr. Lyman In constipation, jaundice, bilious- THE NEW SKIRTS not remem In answer to a question by Senator Ov- reorganized church of witness declared he could that two .of them are still living; By rerrard to the Lat There is an immense stock of the new skirts for Spring. There are ber how It was performed, except that he his second wife, to erman Mr. Lyman said that, despite the ter-Da- y Saints at Lamont. Ia., of which ness and all kindred troubles. whom he was mar 1S90 president In was manifesto of the of the a son of Joseph Smith, the prophet. Is all the latest styles, and many of them are exclusive with us. Ma- went to the Temple Logan and It ried in 1884, he had five children, the could Issue autnorlty upon an gave response ques church elder the head, and Mr: Lyman his Ideas "The FiyWbeel of Life" terials are Cheviots, Broadcloths, Venetians, Scotch Mixtures, Voiles performed there. In "to a last being born In 1900. to perform plural marriages. "The pres- the differences between tne two or- Dubois, Mr. of all th6 popular shades and black. Prices are tlon by Senator Merrill said jot. juyman said no bad been one ident holds the keys," said Mr. Lyman. t ganizations. He was asked If the reor- Dr.Tutt; Your Liver Pills are and Etamines, ia there was no marriage certificate issued, of the signers of the prayer for am What do you mean?" ganized, church did not denounce poly- from $35.0.0 down, to $5.00 no record or any documents of any kind nesty, pledging himself to all that It "That he Is the only one who has any ramv. and answered: the fly-whe- el oflife. Ishall ever so far as he knew. He said there was. no contained. He did not, however, recall authority." 'They denounce It so bard that It al music, no prayer no questions Mr. Worthlngton asked how it was that most provokes us to defend it-- be grateful for the accidentthat Cut in Two and that he Just what It did contain. Mr. Tayler the president could Issue authority in con- Senator Dubois asked if 'the reorgan Fur Prices could portions prayer. remember. read of the flict with the manifesto which is said to ized church teaches absolute obedience to brought them to my notice. I feel Yon can buy fur garment now for half thft original price. "There was nothing but the marriage rDid you," he asked. "Interpret that be the law of God, and concluded his its leaders, and was informed by Lyman One-thi- rd remodeling repairing of .garments. ceremony." he said with emphasis. to mean you would abstain from polyg question thus: "Is he above the Lord?? he understood the church was not very as ifI had a new lease of life. off on' and fur "Well, tell us about that," several mem- amous cohabitation?" "Oh, no, he Is not above the Lord." strenuous in that regard. Burrows inquired If any one ' In regard-t- o consent "given Sen Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col. the -- to mean Chairman "Now. J. bers of committee demanded. "I" Interpreted it that be- 'Htftfcest. repeat were opposedfor a position as apostle ator Sasoot to become a candidate for Cask Price PaM vn Furs "I cannot it," he said. should do all thaJL was right" cause of the polygamous cohabitation. Senator, suppose President Smith "had fr Do you mean to say you do not know "Did 7u tblnk It iroulcr be right to "Ociy is the event Ms plural marriage refuted to five tfcl consent, and Smoot Tutt's liver Pills 1