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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15
rrGGLING WITH DIPLOMACY.
rr.rE DEPARTMENT DENIALS PROVED
TO BE WORTHLESS.
,oxpoy DISPATCHES CONFIRM THE STATEMENT
OF A PLAN TO INTERFERE IN THE WAR
81 OVER CoREA WHICH GRESHAM so
INDIGNANTLY CONTRADlCTEO.
Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUxx.I


mr. TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUxri
Warrington. Aug 14.-Ths mornings dis
s.,ches from London reporting rumors OF Brit
M Interference in China. and attempts to secure
te toint action Of sew v'ial OF the European
Powers In keeping the treaty ports open and
compelling both China and Japan TO withdraw
tst.r troops from Corea. fully confirm the informa-
uoo which reached The Tribune some two weeks
sso and which the State Department was at
such pains TO deny without any qualification
Whatsoever
The truth remains, stated repeatedly In these
Dispatches that Sir Julian Pauncefote, the Brit
Is Ambassador here. authorized to lay be-
fore the State Department a plan for joint ac-
ton; that he did so in conformity with his In
sructons; that he was at first encouraged 10
believe that the United States might. unde" GER
tain conditions be induced TO join such
scheme: that the matter fully discussed be
tween him and Secretary Gresham; that the lat
ter finally submitted the question to the Presi-
dent and that Mr.. Cleveland, after delbera,
tons extending over several days, hnaiy reached
the conclusion II would be for the best interests
of the country not 10 enter into any 'entanBlns
alliances"
In all this there was no prompt turning DOWN
Of the British Ambassadors proposal; no utter
Npugnance TO the scheme no attempt TO al
here to the well-known policy Of independence in
foreign relations nothing in fact 10 warrant the
tombas site denial and wholesale disavowal OF the
State Department. On the contrary, the conduct
"a ,ha insnred i,ndA-etrapperS Of that Depart
uent was on all fours with that exhibited during
~ period Of the Hawaiian conspiracy, from the
dad Of the office down TO the humblest creased
tuered guardian Of the typewriter. With one
scod they sneezed when their chief took snun.
a mday they suffer from indigestion because
s.rcv" was served at tn, White House last
evening All Of which tends TO show the value
Of State Department denials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15
ucHTING NEAR CHE-FOO.
..rrrN JAPANESE WARSHIPS AT
WEI-HAI-WEI

vyRE LOOKING FOR THE CHINESE FLEET.
DID NOT FIND Ir-EXCIIANGE OF
SHOTS WITH THE CHINESE FORTS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

employees. A few carefully dI.tributcd
horns will help make rouslug process.
sion.
SD. m.-Addross.
D.. m.-fivH stock parade.
$3.50 y. M. Grand distribution OF prizes
by Grant Soap company.
Thursdav, October i--Scho1l BAY. Tho
educational contests will ho held On This
day, taking up tho entire day. The chill.
dron will be giyOn balloon ascension az
3.3l.
Fourth day, October ii
"a. m.-iiAby show Tor the s1ciety's
prizes VI so, 60, $40 and $40. Every
baby prosCn. will receive silver medal.
Also competition Tor H. DiuWoldov a
Co.'S buggy for the heaviest baby under
o mon.h- Old; also tho baby carriage
offered by sorousou g. Nelson will DO
awarded 20 tho finest looking baby under
o month. old.
Up. m.-Coucori o. follows!
Worlds Fair male chorus
Male quattoto contest. prizo eco
solo by popular vocalist.
Worlds Fair male chorus.
Saturday, Oc UhDr U
- tu, .Groat stock parade.
D. m.-Snoop sholrng competition
Tor Spencer 'lawsuu's premium " go.
$3.50 D. "a aprumnuHdH concert by
llc.d's band aud awarding g.. D.. john
cons medal iu the pfUtuUst girl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
y. Y. College Work.

The y. NJ. VI. (. a. OF Cacnc Stake
have made arrangements with tue
Is. \. College Tor tbs Inauguration anu
maintenance VI NJ. /. course similar
% the one that has been 20 successful
at the Provo Academy. Ia addition
10 the benefits 90 BE- derived from THIS
course, one scholarship f.r any Tegu.
lar college course viii be- given each
association IN the Stake, outltliug one
pupii 10 twenty wouEh course. Tue
Attendance At the Is. Y. College Will be
=, large this year that additional class
and lecture rooms have been sueurob
outside " the College tuildiBg. A
kindergarten department viii be n new
feature this year, this 20 include a
years instruction Ia drawing Tue
principal idea 10 " prepare teacheIs f0f
this work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
THE FAIR PROGRAM.
What viii b. seen at Utal's Great
Annual Exposition.

Following 80 tho Territorial Far
prugr,m us arranged up to dste'
Tuesday, october 2, ls9l-Nationnl
Guard Day.
no am. Grand military pageant by
Utnbfs National Guard.
lgm.-Oponrug ceremonies as follows
l. Music.
Opening prayer
g-A'idre.s by the Governor
D. Address.
5-F0rmn declaration Of tho opening
of tha Fair by President john A..
Wiudor
g. Music.
Ma iuuul Guard,
m.-HiIIu1u ascension.
Wednesday, Ott0brr Homo Indus
try Day. Grand manufacturers parade
,ii,5ugh Ea.i Temple street 10 the Fair
grounds. Holds band viii Load the
Srorc.sinn on top of tho Raymond
r1arb Thov will be followed by tho
0Iitabu and two drags and oight horses,
ailed will home manufacturers and lhoir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
Fire al Providence.

At an early hour ON Thursday
morning IRE was started In jacob
Milltf's grauary at Providence.
NUlghb0fs were soon aroused who
formed u bucket brigade aud confined
the fte 70 the building 10 which u
originated, although barn fllud with
hay was only ABOUT "A rod distant. Tue
building, together with tbs grain II
contained, a Wagon, moving machine
ana portion VI n harness were burned.
The cause Of the Gre IA mystery,
No insurance. A Tire ia the
Nielsen hotel \ few EVENING" siGco Wa.
sEtinruishpi iu its tuCiuisurv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
Fire in lhe Smnkc llonsr.

The IRE department this morning at
2o'clock was called out to exiinguish
small blaze In a sm ,ko houss attached
10 the rear % lie. worlh'- butcher shop
on Fret South street. The flames dii
practically no damags aud wer put out
by means Of hand chemical tx-
inpulshcr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
Lnnd Office.

The following Ming was male in
the local land Office under date Of Sept
gi.hG
Charles Moyoerry, Of Bingham
canyon, Salt LaKr county, desert land
entry OF the south lHlf NJ section IL,
township 3 south, urgo wet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
Being Paid To-day.

Tie $1,000 appropriation let passed
by tho City Council At Ito last meeting
has bsou approved by the Mayor, anu
today tue amount was icing paid by
the lTtasutug's department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
- ANNA.

CAubWItt.-Uu sunday, September ID, lsYt,
at thr residence. NO. st y street city, uf 49,.
phoId fuNUrl james irtduuck, beloved aOu ~
Amos Aui Harriet CArdWuIl, aged II years, 3
months uuu % uayHs
Funeral will take place from the Twenty hrst
ward meeting house Iugaday afternoon, hUus
tumbcf Is, Isll, NJ O'Clock,
Mii6HHiai Sur, please copy
NtSCINr,-ln thi- ,ItT, At ll1 a. IN,
September "a, after Au illuOsH OF three weeks
OF typhoid fever, Gertrude, daughter OF
Henry I AMI roly vincent
Funeral wil Doc held from tho family resi-.
dcnre, .Ui Fourth East, 49, 3 p n. 1uosday. the
s5th inst Friends Of tho family invited.
LANG AZ AnuAlulla, sCvior county, Utah,
August @. 1874, uf mcmbrauoOua Group, j Inua
Loo. fuu lt James tang aud Caffeine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
Itwns Not Sidney Rneyes.

Mr. John Reeves, OF tho Union
Pacific neight department, has just
returned from Kanosh, whittier he
went few days ago, as announced IN
the NEWS, to ascertain II the boy who
peTlbhed ia the mountains ut that
place was his brother SlI-
nry. Much to his surprise aId
qualification no learned that he was
not. The unfortunate lad's name was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
THE COUNTY COURT.
Miscellaneous Business Before the
SlsC,mon To-Day.
a SWITCH txrrysroS Is DENIED.
Petition In Reference 10 a Couple Of
Roads-tountY Physicians
Report.

In the absence Of Probate Judge
Blair, now on u vacation Ia West VIZ.
giniB, Selectman Cahoon presided at
ioday's session of the County court
selecimen Hamburger anu Morris were
ALEC present.
TINS swI1Cu EXTENSION REFUSED.
u. l.. Cutler and siKiy.ilvo other
residents Of West Jordan presented q
written romonsttsnco against tho petit
ton sent In by iar,acri aud uuU, fliscfs
Of the locality namoI, w.o TO-.
comfy tskeI 10 have the rail.
road switch In front u Coopef's
store extended on thu county road.
The main ground upon which the 10.
monstrauco IL based IL that the road at
the present dine is already too narrow
upon which 10 travel conveniently, as
well ~ being dangerous.
Tue communication was nlcI; but
subsequently, the board denied the
petition Tor the extension OF thoswiteh.
Is THE HOSPITALS.
County Physician wor,hington re.
ported two cJuuty patients at present
IA 81. MATk's hospital and three la 81.
MarJ'si a total OF 1--WE.
LIQUOR LiCESsE,
o. 8. Olsen, OF Murray, wa. gtBntei
liquor nCensu lot IVuyd Oi three
months.
AByUI a ROAD.
A petition was read from eighteen
owners OF property Ia the thirty second
school district Hud adjacent districts,
asking that the road commencing on
~ IN South and running thence 10
Ninth South be- rtaltd AuI gfayelod,
tue samo being Ia direct com.
muulcatlOn with the district
school and petitioner place of
worship. IL " stated that during
greater part Of the year tue thorough.
iarc In question IL impa-sabie, being rn.
tiFrly covered with water IN some
places. The petitioners make request
that the work be- done by resident tex.
payers, under the direction Of the road
supervisor
Referred to seleclmen Cahoon and
Morris.
EMIGRATION CANYOS ROAD.
a numboroi residents aud tENpay-
ors OF salt Lake county, tue signatures
being headed by that OF W. X.
pefkius, sent In the following petition:
"Whoreas the public road In Emigra-
ton csuy on IL, ami always has uren, In
pad condition iUT travel, anu DUNG
rainy srasOus becomes almost impat-
sable, we would ask that u ROAD dis.
tfiut uu created 10 embrace within itR
limits said Emlgfauou canyon, Rtd
that samuel r.. Allen be- appointed
supervisor Of said ROAD district,
Referred 20 tue county attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

HAvERLY's MINsrRELs play at the
ThrRter Wednesday and ThuHday
evenings. The advance sale opened
TO-DAY.
TINS LYCEu,I this week Will Indulge
In living pictures In connection with
thoit dramatic bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

Sarah 4. GruUaUUtk TO Helle MgkiI.
ben. DOT %. uiIcat, tuuih Lawn
HulIItI .Inu. ...... ssss..... sssssssss.s wv
John MIuf.HurrU 30 Aithrl HrOwu.
part lut q IIHrk ttl, UIst ID, rat
IIhr CIV HurNCTss4s asssss...s
Ham W VIM 10 Daniel .iu1r,
part lut % block %, ulnt D., sails
l.Hh0 Guy HuTNlY sts.sss.s.s.s..s
Daniel HiuHr. &c uN Co ii1rY vs..
WInH utrt Joe ] block d. plat
a., ale IHtU CIV sur.rV ....a
ttcuU D th.Ea TO NuiH " nywatvr,
lots Hn block 2. Perkins nUule.
ward ui1IUuu.sss ..s.ssssss ......sss Do
Andrew tHUHUT. referee. tn lfIn
Ann Colo, part section D., town
chip south. range . east as
Inhu MrIIHuss4s ..aasstssasstss
Andrew tHbuuu, referee, o. l'n
A. MIDI Uiuu. part section D,
township south. range b cast
Salt tHaU NprdIIu.........s.as
Andrew taIuuu. referee tu Thomas
Middleton, part section %, town
HIIu 2 SOUTH range ] uAhi, SAT-
lAkU Meridian ....,....u....s,s.t I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

Furey Has Gone.

Al Furey, OF local bow and arrow
fame, aud wife, have disappeared from
the city. Furey was wanted by the
police IN rome important cases u bo
taken before the grand Jury before
long. VINE her he will return OF not
10 the question that n now agllatins tue
minds VI the officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

Peck aud hih family lived at Provo
tie reports 10 the clntrary notwiih'
standing. Lii o. Sidney was seen nj
Nephi about SIX weeks ago 90 HE way
touih. Since that he bas not been
heard from.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
Colonel Tatlock's Return.

Colonel H.. w. Ta,IlcK returned
home today from Pii,sbufg, Pa, where
he has toen attending the annual en-.
equipment Of the q A. II. lie has
been absent about two weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
LOGAN.


J. +. Larsen, who has been employed
by q. &. Amutssn ia telling aud cut.
Ting up sbmi immrnse poplafs sur.
rounding bis tcsiiunce, met with a
serious accident ON "wednesday last.
The irrus were tall, Il "a they were
growing within lees thlu their own
iougth ifOm tle house, II was nocUs.
safy ~ ciimb w aud ella p Oh the upper
portion ilf-i. Larsen was engaged iu
this work when his feet sIipprI buu hu
fell head INST auJu. tvuuiy i've feet,
une Of HE hlps sIUklng tAc picket
fence, Tue bYuu was broken giJsu 10
tho joint auI his hack aud
one side were baily bruised;
one lung was also Injured,
aud since the accident putumouia has
developed. H.. oooditiOn l. very scrl.
gu. Hu has vie auI ak children.
MI Amussen had room m his ow 90
house prepared tor tue sufferer, aud h
paying oil EXPENSE. A subscfiptiou
list T. alaO being libufaily slguOd tor tue
benefit Of the family, ~ that ~ he
should uU fortunate enough o. recover,
no prCuuiafy Inconvenience viii b,
added TO his sufleuugs. A short timu
a. ter the accident, EnDgn Amuss Gu
hhu hngur badly mashed whilc re.
moving come Of the larger branches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
SILKS

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth will he thrown on on
counters, 81 prices l al afford silk Dess We
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
worid'sFalf Highest Medal aud Diploma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

Hans OlSeu, NORWAY; Jens Christ.
ianteu, Audrts 4. Melee, DeumgtK,
Jo,eph 4. Hu,ohiuEr, J0seph Hynues,
VIM. IA. smith, George W. Thorpe,
George $. Ostlor, England; Dane;
Murphy, lfrlAnu; II onurd X. Grant
Cana 10; Fer ina Bart, Switzct-
llnu; Carl h, Malmquist, Car j. H.,
Nixon, sweden; aud Ernest Rausou,
Gefmauy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
CONNER CIAL
sA1.rLAKr cLrAnLNl IIln.r.

SALT LAKE CLEAHiN4 HOUSE.
amounted % slGj,l5J. same day
last year, sos, 625.
rouAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Ygfk.-Silvsr, 0'i lead, sg.Oj.
LondOu.-Silytr, 20 i-lUi.
ORB AND muLLtUN.
r. II. Jones q O.. received toiayi
Bullion, $1,000, ores, $500. Total,
100.
Well, Faro & Go. received toIayi
Psun. bullion, 80 4sl.
NcCornlcA * e.. received today.
Hauauer bulliIu, So $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Criminal Trials Bsgan Before Judge
BlFlCh To-day.
TUE GRAND JURY AGAIN REPORT.
More Defendants Change their Pleas
Some Additional Naiuraliza-
tlons-Othtr Matters,

The petit jurors chosen for the sep-
lembor term Il the Thifd district court
reported Themselves at 10 O'Clock this
morning IN Judge Bafteh's court, aud
after several decisions Ia cases on tho
law and motion calendar, previously
argued and submitted, had been rom
dsrej, the court proceeded with Grim
inal trials.
Chief Justice Merritt likewise made
known his opinion on cases argued and
submitted last week, and then natural.
Eed more nov citizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
WE CW Do IT FROM TOP TO TOE.
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT

%" OHCE 4 CUSTOMER ALWAYS CUSTOMER VIM Urms
LEADING OuTrurrERs FOR MES
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-11-29
ICC MMCSICATFD

PARK HALL, Nov. 90, 1894.
NessrS. Editors Again | beg leave to
trespass upon your kindness in a few words
to "Azzana" He speaks freely in great
value of Truth, and what man who is a
man in he true sense of the word, is il,
who does not prize the possession truth
virtue brighter than the diamonds of
Southern Africa or hidden pebbles Of Bra
iii, and l will say in justice to Azzana
land | think / know him well) and know
nothing that Getracts from his honest and
truthful character. My first impression
when reading his remaks relative TO the
school, was that things had been misrepre
sented TO him. He says, however. that the
careful reader of Mr.. F's letter cannot
fail to understand that we were not wide
of The mark relative TO the average attend
ance of pupils at least"
II needed, not even very careful read
er, TO understand all my letter meant
ts,sre, no further remarks are necessary on
q, e point. But further on he, Azzana.
COWS 1--WE do not like (dislike) to be per-
says
sonal without just cause. We will say,
however. that John Howard Payne made
his name l,.umorta. by writing Home,
Sweet Home ..~nd we entertain no doubt
that J. Forrest freeman has added new
Iaurels to his name"
We do not think there are many laurcis
to be wreathsd in defended an humble lit
lie district school when il has been mis-
represented and badly treated. The exile
John Howard Payne, lar from his naive
scenes, struck upon theme, Home SWEEP
Home" words sacred and dear that reached
and touched the hearts of all throughout
the land-but, in my own humble opinion,
have great doubts about the writings OF
either -. Forrest freeman" or AzztRa
ever immortalizing their names. Alden.
Respectfully,
J. FoRREsT FREEMAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-11-29
We All Hope 70 Go There.

an article in the Baltimore Sunday Her.
AID OF November IS. stated that ex -Treasur.
er Stevenson Archer had joined the Roman
oatheiic Church, during his severe illness
lew months ago. In an interview Mr.
archer denies the report emphatically. He
says 4 am a. member or the Episcopal
Church, which / Joined some years ago,
ana have no idea of ever changing. Ihave
a mist profound respect for the Roman
Catholic Church, and / have been mos,
kindly treated by the Sisters Of Mercy here.
but ] am still an Episcopalian. We all
hope TO get TO the same place, though we
go by different routes" Mr.. Archer is nj
the Baltimore City Hospital. His health
is still very poor.-Bel dir Asgis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-11-29

X Ford Combs, Esqr, and family, of
dya1,s vile. are visiting in St Mary's
Mrs T. Lee MattnCly, of this district
has reformed from her trip to Washing on
and i fillmore.
Mrs. William A. Loker and Mrs. DIR. s
L Spalding are home from their recent
vi. It 80 Baltimore.
n, uccra;ic abuse Of Democrats is fun
FIR ~, Ubiicans and disastrous to Democ
r,cv ~ ~ase remember this in your ar
guments!
Hog killing is nov the order OF tho day
and the heaviest oorke.".fr a time 81 least
has knocked out tie tariff IS suojec' iol
discussion.
4 marriage l'cerse was issued l. WASH
ington, November 23rd, to John II. l. vans
Of that city, and AGdie Railey, of ei
Mary,s County.
Persons having books belonging to the
library of the st Mary's II. r. & Debating
Society viii please return them as soon as
possible to r. 9. Combs, librarian.
IN me Friday morning last the
Steamer Arrowsmith grounded on AIMS
Point, Brittan's Bay, and although the Sue
tried to pull her off had 10 await the tide
TO get clear.
Mrs Daniel E. Graves died at Bladens-
burg, Prince Georges county, Wednesday
last, the 2ist instant, aged 81 years. Mrs.
Graves was step daughter of the late
James G. Spalding and was former resi-
dent of Leonardtown.
A Kingsley Love, Esqr., formerly OF
this county, seems TO be securing fair
share of legal patronage in Baltimore. We
notice in the Herald of a recent date that
Kingsley has filed bill for the divorce OF
Clara s. Whiteford from Wallace White
ford.
Mr. Wilson Drury former clerk OF Mr.
Joseph Cough and also of William Green
well & Sons il now with j. w johnson
at Edelen's old stand and invites his friend
and the public to give him a call. Wilson
is popular and obliging, deserves and we
hope will secure u fair share Of patr' mage
In this issue we print communication
from Mr.. Giles F. Dyer advocating con
,inuance of the Crawford System of nomi
mating. Mr. ID does not succeed in Con-
vincing us that the system has not cutlive'
It's usefulness and we think assigns no gOo'
reason why Democrats should not at iCas
lie permitted To say whether they with
.yoniiuued or repealed We are please'
hawever ,o see the sui jec; discussed for W
believe that the outco me will be beneficial
Head MIR. Dyer's letter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-11-29
Bear This Fact In Mind.

As these chilling November breezes re.
mind US OF the approaching winter, We re-
aiize the Importance of preparing ourselves
10 Withstand rhe elements as dispensed by
Divine Providence IS we feel the ne.
cessity 81 providing for ourselves individu-
ally and personally, 50 we feel the import.
ance Of providing for those whose depend
ence rest upon us. In seeking provision
for your loving helpmate aid the little
ones. among other things remember that
Policy in good Life Insurance Com.
1any Is one OF the greatest projections they
can have. Il is true that Won ars. their
hnisFark OF defense while -yon sr,s sxith
them, but how Oft are we cut short In our
calculations, how sadly reminded that our
existence is in the balance ofan Omnipotant
hand When men think of their death
they are apt 10 think of it odly in connec-
ton with their spiritual welfare, and not OF
the devastation % their household, which
Will come because Of their immigration
from 1t. Ii Is meanly selfish for you TO be
50 absorbed n the Heaven to which YOU
are going that YOU forget what is To be-
come Of your wife and children after you
20. Your death will be a swindle-yo GU
had the means - provide for the comfort
OF your household when you lett il, and
you wickediy neglected it. Now, my
friend. attend 10 this matter at oace by
seeing the agent of one OF the ST. ongest
Life Insurance Companies in existence,
lie Ne" York Life, whose Endo xment
Policies as an investment are as god and
as safe as I. 5. Government Bonds.
J. 9. REEVES, Chaptico.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-11-29
ST. Andrews Parish.

Morning prayer and sermon every Sun
dav. except the third Sunday in the month,
a, 1890 a m Holy Communion every
frst Sunday.in he month al 10 80 a. N.
50 Peters Chapel, Le0Hdrdtotcn
inn prayer, sermon and celebration every
hird Sunday in :he month al 10 a. m
Eycp.ong and sermon every Sunday, ex-
ccpt the first and thru Sunaay, at p m
SUNDAY School nj 8 n. IN.
50 J.mes' Chapel, Western Branch -
Ey,usong and scrm n every frs: and third
SUNDAY in the month at 3 p. III. Sunday
School at 2 p III.
Paturent Beaca-Sunday School at 3
O'Clock, p IN.
Dgcas Society Meeting every first We'd
uc.day m the month at places to be duly
announced.
T. VAIL SPISoZA, Rector.