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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Murdered at His Doorstep.

KENToN, Tenn, Feb, 4-Williain Wis
dom, farmer living three miles north of
here, was called out Saturday night by an
unknown man, who fired two shots, one
of which took effect in Wisdom S stomach
As he fell his assallaut beat him over the
head and face, fracturng his skull and en-
tirely severing one ear, Taking the muir
dcred mans pocketbook the murderer es
cIInl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

MISS BlG6ER'S SELECT SCHOOL, 9th
lSl and King streets. reopen Sept. 10.
Roth sexes admitted. Address RACHEL
b. BIGGER, 6ei w. 4th street at any time.
or call At the school any morning betweo
and III from August 81 to Sept. 10. al-te
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Two Children cremated.

GLESwooD SPRINGS, Colo, Feb. A.
News has just been received here that
cabin at Spring Gulch, occupied by the
family of James Gaul, n miner, burned
and two children, aged and / years,
perished. 1t is supposed that they were
playing with the coal oil can.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
TUESDAY, FEBHU ANE II. l5O5.
AT 10 O'Clock n m.

One good mare. coIning7 years OLD, sound and
all right, one good PAIR OF young mules 8
head OF good cows fresh. in profit by day
Of sale, one young heifer, two young bulls. b
shoats Farming lmp plemcnts \ set of heavy
wagon harness, set OF lead or pow harness.
set OF dearborn harness. set of carriage har-
ness. set OF saddles. set OF buggy harness.
set OF Cart harness, collars, brldles halters
blAnkets robes, etc. farm wagon, II II. hay
rigging, self dump Tiger horse rake, cAampt.
on mower. Deering binder horse cart, road
cart. market DEARBORN, AdonIs riding cult .
vator. new jump seat carriage little glInt
feed cutter. Centennial grain ian, Young
American corn shelter ana separator. hoes,
rakes. forks, shuvels picks etc. Maui and
wedges. ctuss-cut saw. corn marker, and
horse Sonthhend plows wagon tongue,
new model seed Gr!ii, double wheel Jewel
cultlvator 10 tooth twin harrow. NO. 8 churn
wagon jack, y silver crescent Uultivators grain
drill, grindstCne, cow CT aims, roller, corn
knives,thirty lbbutter tub aud mouids, single
and double trees, half busnel aid half peck
measures, IL acres OF wheat in the ground.
Terms-All sums nnuer so cash; So or over
credit of six months will he given by the
purchaser giving II bunkable note with TN ap-
proved endorsCr.
CHARLES I. DoNNELLY.
w. j. Iank g. Sons. AuCts Il1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Raidine Sunday Billiard Players.

NEW YORK, Feb. A. The police last
night were active in closing up all billiard
aad pool rooms in the city. The most
notable raids made by them were at
Maurice Daly's and George f. Slosson's
Sixteen prisoners were made at Days.
Slosson was also arrested with thirty other
men who were in the place when the raid
was made. All the prisoners were bailed
out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Government pefeat in GERMANY.

BERLIN. Feb 4.-In the elections yester-
day for members of the Wurtemherg diet
the government party was completely ,:e-
fcatcd, and the Democrats and Ultra.
monies WORE Nictorions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Two pespera.Ioes Captured.

CHEeoTAH, I. T., Feb 4-Sheriff Lake,
of Plwnee county, Oklahoma, and a posse
made an important capture of Will and
john Shelly, alias Pierce ten miles east OF
here yesterday. Tho Shelly brothers, who
were held for grand larceny broke jail at
Shawnee on Sept. 3 last.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Negroes Going to Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IA party of 800
negroes arrived over the Queen and Cres-
cent last night. They came in a special
train from birmingham. These negroes
are the first of n lrrge party of perhaps
1000 who will pass through the city dur
ing the next few months en- route to
Mexico
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Guatemala Negotiating for Pence.

CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. Negotiations
are in progress between Mexico and
Guatemala. There is every hope of a
pacific settlement. Guatemalas envoy,
DE Leon, is most conscientiously working
to bring about that end, and says he has
great h6pes of success
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Young Lady Drowned While Skating

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 4.-Bcrtha Ba-
shaw, aged Is, was drowned while skating
on the Blackstone river, at Fisheryille,
yesterday afternoon. Joseph Sheerin, her
companion. made brave effort to rescue
her, and was himself saved only by cling
ing to the grass until help arrived.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Leapsd From a Roof to Death.

NEW YORK. Feb, 4.-David Silver, 81
years old, cabinet maker, stabbed his
son William, % years old, in the chest
and then jumped off the roof OF his resi-
hence and was killed. The sons wound
scriuns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

DUBLIC SALE OF sToCK--I will sell at
l. BoUth's Corner, Del. Co. Pa,
ON MONDAY. FER. II, 1895.
One carload of carefully selected dairy cows;
also few stock bHlls aud a lot of nice young
chickens. THIS stock is direct from Cumber
land Co. Pa, and rs INST cnss. Two months'
credit on sums OF SO and upward
&. W. BALDWIN.
J. II. Slaughter. Auct r.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
CHARLES T. DoNNELLY.
w. ]. Lanlk s. Sens. Aucts Ila

PUBLIC SALE OF ILLINOIS HORSES
VIII he sold at Kennett Square ho- >1t-5S
tel on Tues iRy, Febrsaiy ;. 1885. ~ heal OF
horses consisting uf drivers, workers and
general purpose horses, weight from l. 900 TO
l,2OO pounds to b. sold on day of sale. 90
days credit no postponemcnt, Horses here
two days before sale. sale at o'clock p. m.
sharp. CHARLES W. TAYLOR
J. q. Robinson. Auct. II. Il. Elannun. Clerk.
I'D
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
An Ice Cutter nrowneh.

TAMAouA, Pa, Feb. 3-John Rowdnn,
aged 80 years, employed as an leo cutter
here, was drowned in the dam at Barnes
villo. When found his body was standing
upright in about eight feet of water with
his pipe in his mouth and saw in ono
hand
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

LNOR ltEST--A number OF ucsirubIc5 s. & and
l. ruo'Hcd houses, convenient 10 electric
cars, schools AMI churches. Wil be rented
al much reduced rates. 10 good tenants. APP
ply 70 T.. j. FORD. No. JJL Euiney street. or I'd
AMI Webb streets. j}-am
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

IF you want nico home cheap. with all the
l. improvements, look at No, II r. 18th
street. Z. ". Goodina, Sth and Madison
streets. h5-iet'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Murdered by His Son.

MILFORD, Del, Feb Amos McCol
ley, u l9.ycar,old farmer near here, In lit
of anger yesterday struck his father, Trus
ton MfColley, on the hoad with n club, in-
ficting injuries which caused his death
shortly afterwards.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Election. Riots In bulgaria.

SOFIA, Fob 4.-Serious election riots oc-
cured yesterday at Tirnova. The gem
iarmes charged the rioters, injuring ten
sf them seriously.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Japan snuhbcd Chiua's Peace Envoys.

HIROSHIMA, Japan, Feb. 4.-The ENJOYS
from China who We're sent to negotiate
for peace with Japan left this city for Mt
gaskl today. An examination of their
credentials revealed the fact that the en-
voys did not have plenary power to treat
forpcacc, and they were thcreupon told that
they had better return to their own country
The Chinese ENJOYS were quite ignorant
Of the trick that had been played upon
them by the Chinese government They
supposed that they had been given full
power to treat for peace. When their ere
dentials We're opened it was found that
they had no power either to conclude or
sign treaty of peace. Count Ito Hiro.
boumi, president of the council of minis
tiers told them that Japan was willing to
reopen negotiations with properly en-
powered embassy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

NTCTICE-The undersigned gives notice
In thar slIe will apply to the present ses-
zion of the Legislature for a divorce from
her husband. Howard L. Weed.
jG33 30d LILLE WEED.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
ON WEDNESDAY. FEB ia lso,.
Atl O'Clock p. M.

shead of horses, No, l, Day horse, ian, a
good general purpose horse.
10. :. Hay mare. Nellie. is good work
mare AM an elegant driver.
No. 5, BAY mare. u good work mare
good mi ch cows. Some OF these cows will
have calves by their side, and balance milk
ing.
i stock bull. 4 shoats. 25 pairs ch ckens,
Farming tmpIemenlB-l market dearborn.
/ two horse farm wagon Tor hay or manure,
milk wagon, / twu-horse spring wagon. /
large hay wagon, Champion moving ma
chine. in good order. Disu huIio nearly
new, double harrow,3 cuitivatorS Iron Age
cultivator with attacnmonts, set OF double
harness. set Of cart hUrnesS sets OF dear
born harness. brides and collars, double and
single trees post spade, picks. shovels and
forks Burdock hay cutters. good hay
forks rope aud pulleys, . slclghs.
Dairy hxtures-Lot of mix cans. butter
tub in good order, revolving butter churn,
Gem ice cream II eelcr, god ns new,
2h acres OF wheat IN tie ground. Lot of
good hay by the ton. A lot of other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms: All SUI OF so and under cash;
over that amount a credit OF months will be
given on Pun chaser giving q bankUble note
when due Interest from date; discount of
cr cent. will be allowed for cash on all
credit sums. JOS. II. IAlLEY.
St,dham & Son, Auctioneers.
13O-2tw -3td-t-m-tu Howard IL. Lodge, clerk.
bUDLlC SALE-The subscriber having
l. rented his farm will sell at public sale.
Clay Creek hundred all his stock and farm
ing utensils, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY le. 1906.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
AUCTIOREER'S CARD,

The undcrsgue Q are prepared TO call sales
real and personal property on reasonable
terms at short notice. Address Tenth aud
Clayton ST eets. or call at Fifth aud kin 4
streets on mark ct days
j2s-lst,rod. W. }. Ian X Il SON, Aucts.
DUBLlG SAILS called BY W. A. lIuaill.
L huctiOncer. in city and country. Now
ID the time TO engage your day. j2g-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
son,hen.t Garner fIlth nna King ,Irr.,.

sOnthcnst torner FlIth nnd King streets
See the crowds going for those evaporated
apples at cents pound, and 10 pounds OF
good sugar al 2o cents VIII make 70 good ptes.
What could be cheaper tBan that lied pitted
cherries at IL &C It's "A pound. Bright California
plumS in boxes and has at Two pounds for 25
cents. Our Java as 70 &C nts Is the coffee. They
came from all parts OF town and country Tor
it. Our y o. tea takes the lead. We sent Is
pounds TO wedding in Vest Chester. They
could get no tea likeit. Wshaye evaporated
raspberries and blackberries They nake
sucn good pies Our cakes are q show. They
never were so hne. Our lemon cakes at 5
cents pound are excellent. Cream boneless
eodfish, fat mackerel and herring at e. NJ
WlERS. Fifth and King streets i29-Gt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

l,oR sAi.E-As am going into Other bust
i ness. oifer for sale my enf!rs stoc. OF
Merchandise nt kauiin, Pa. Tins Is u good
stand among kaol!n works. and Is dong II
thrying business. Possession immediately
There Will bo no trouble IN renting. VIII
Sell cheap. Give me u call A. :. TaS 1or ka-
bin. Pa. da.-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

Ton SAIE-TnE roEiUwlaG pROP Eli
II TllsS for sale on easy terms
ieg Market street. store ard d%sliug.
t6b pEuiiuren street. 10 rooms AMI I'M
bToyemcnts.
t&6 Eusi Eighth streets roons itri bath
Apply
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

DR. DERARpTs
Are the only genuine pennyroyal Pills
nade. Twenty-Five years expevlence.
Bold by drugglsts. Once, sos N. Ninth
street Phtia. by mail or At ofRsa 81,
Advice free Ladies' beware OF imita-
tioua fl9
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

Mrs McAstor--I see ycz have yer
Billy tied up close to yer windy this
mornin, Mrs. O'Ginty
Mrs. O'Ginty-It's mistaken yez are,
Mrs. McAstor. It's me closeline and
all me wash that's inside av tho brute.
Mrs McAstor--An fer the love of
the holy saints why don't ycz cut the
line?
Mrs. O'Ginty-No, indadel If set
him FREQ livery one in Harlem would be
after pluuderin his contents. Truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

FOR SALE-Desirable residence In New:
II port, Del, corner lot o. IT, by SO II.
nou Q 32xH; porches along entire front and
rear. TWO story bay window. hot and cold
water Ia bath room aud kitchen. heater In
cellar cellar cement ed. underground drain
age. large shade trees on curb line fruit
trees, aTapn Slnek &c. in yard. Changing
wy II as nt iomc. free low. Cali or ad-
diess. JOHN NJ. NhwBoLp. Newport. Del.
1O-2Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

N OlICE-1ha undersigned will not be
lN sponsJ!c after tins uutt FOR any debts
incurred by my wife. Mrs. John Brown.
12-ats JOHN BROWN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

ENOR RENT-The wcil-rstublshcd hoard-
IL in@-bOuse southwest cuTuer Seventh
and King strccts, enhance on SnverI h street;
contains twCnty-two rooms, all font on
street aud all private; every convenience on
each looI the compietest arranged boarding.
house In the city. Hare chance for good
live person, Low rcnL Apply TO W. \. Nor
ris, No. 69l Wash ngton street. jI2-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
1fVtBEND.

NTOTICE-The undersigned. having Lost
IN the deposit book OF RraudywiHc Castle.
No II. X. G. Il. No, lO.5T. in the Artisan saw
ing Bank. gives notice that application has
been made for a new book.
JACoBT. DAVIS. CierS of Exeheqner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

MEN AND wOMEN--To make big money
M with the Practical Plating Dynamo. Is
the electrical machine used In the great plat
ing factories. $500 10 $500 Il week made
easy. Plates everything No experience;
big profits. Address W, 2. Harrison x Co..
Clerk. No. IA. Jolumbus. Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
uickd ry wood for ,sratc.

English trouserings to order S5. Sc and
o., worth SO. Plerson. the tailor OIL Mar-
ket street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

NJ Office Ia hereby given that will apply
lN to the General Assembly OF the State OF
Delaware, al the present Sc sion for a divorce
from my husband. ThomasS Hopkina
HENItlETE~S HOPKINS.
j2sIm Wilmington Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

kyofICE-Highest cash prices paid for al
IN stocks of nry Goods and Fancy Good
and Ladies' and Gents Fura!s iings. Addres
Gu, h. this Office. r. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

SNAIIFORS.A, TEXAS MEXICo
~ Special scini-mdhthly Tourist Par
ties over tile Southern Pacific Company's
Sunset and Ogden RouteA Cheap ra tes
Apply TO n HAwLsY. A. O. Il. NJ. 3l3
htoaawa.. New York. II J. SMITH. Agf,
70 D I'd ST, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
The Weather.

For District of Columbia, eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia, snow flurries; slightly
warmer; northeast to east winds
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

NIOTlCE-The Mutual Loan Associat ion 10
In now is.liing new series of stock. First
payment on or before Feb, 10
SAML r. BETS. President.
Geo. c. Maris, sec'y. il-until.I9
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

NJ 0TICE-The Commonwealth beneficial
In Association. has removed their office
from No. l u. Sth street, TO their former Office
in room .. Exchange building. S. W. Cor. 9Th
and Market streets. Mr.. L. Bailey Will be
manager. Nj. ChHs. Hay ward having re-
signed. JAMES Ii OLLANp Pres.
j3U.lws
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

PUBLIC SALE-I he undersigned Will sell
i at public sale on the ~ ilmiuEtun and
Philadelphia turnpike, y mile south oi frac'
ticai Farmer Hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-02
Laborers for the Planters

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
Japan, where have been in the interests
Of the labor supply for our plantations, /
am prepared to furnish any number of lab
orers under the only practicable plan yet
put forth.
MY PLAN
as set forth in the prospectus OF Ogura Il
Co. requires the planters to pay the passage
money of the laborer to this place and other
expenses after arrival, $25. 90 passage money
for each male and $4,000 for each female.
After Investigation of the subject | am
satisfied that it is the only plan by which
laborers can be recruited for this place and
be reasonably sure of banning them.
l most respectfully request that your or
dters be placed with me as soon as possible
IN order to secure the approval of the au.
thontios here and TO enable me to have the
laborers recruited quickly.
q. L. BOARDMhN,
lO2-lw Agent for Ogura AZ Co
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-02
Aloha Bath House.

N EXT TO MARINE RAILWAY. PAT.
" rons brought free from the iug.Btat
wharf on telephoning No. 5S5. Furnished
rooms to lot on the premises.
l36'u MRS. j. Il. REST,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-23

city few weeks ago after killing C.,E
Marshal Jouep, Of Oklahoma Guy, are
now surrounded ny posse OF United
states mafihals, ak miles wet " Puf.
tCll on the tOrdet between Oklahoma
and InuiaB Territory. IN encounter
between the outlaws aud matshsls
took place at daylight this mlrning,
IN which b tn Christian sui Deputy
Unlted states Marshal Hooker, o.
Purcell, were shot. The marsha D.
sers forces to retifs and called tor re.
iuiDtcH munts.
United Stst,s Marshal stowe is in
receipt oi the following Telegram irOm
Purcell:
40 stowe, marshal!
send oil deputies possible on the
nrst tram, Have CuTlstiau suftOunieu
tx milts west II here. In n fight this
morning ID Vuty Hooker ami Boz
Cnnstiau were shot. Quick wOfS IL
uectSsbTy.
(5Iguod) THOMPSON,
u. $. Commissioner"
a special train lott at noon bearing
n posse VI U. :. mafshsls. Oklahoma
IL also sending assistance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-23

A classic Performance In the old Thea.
Ter at Orange.
OF scenery, iu tho ordinary sense ~
the word, thcIu VIA mono at all What
we Awwos tho real thing IN tho open.
ing ,cDuo ot "dliipus thu king com.
INK forward through tho royal portal
and nrruss the raised plntt0rm 30 tho
roar of tho stage, did literally Center
from tho palace aud did "dp-eUud tho
palace steps tn the 'puhliu place.
whore Groom and the priests awaited
him II was direct reversal of tho ur.
dinHry effect in the ordinary thuatUr
where tho play lUsr, in realism because
u current NJ necessarily appreciated but
purpu.ply rejected uutlguu.tic fact un
dcrruus tHD conventional illusion and
cump'Is o. tp rnu.iy" that Che palace
b. bat painted canvas, aud even 90 tho
largest stage only four orr five fIW., us
high Co., the prince The palace M or
augr, towering up as though DO would
touch the very heavens and obviously
VI workable stone, was u most pprpmp.
tory reality
Tho f0rtuii1us accessory ~ the trees
growing close beside tHu stage added tu
the outdoor effect still another very
vivid touch Of realism, and this was
heightened ly thcbway.ug Of tAu branch.
ys, and by tHu gracious motion 90 the
draporios, under tho ttiul pressure uf
tho strong gusts Of wind Indeed the
mistral took = worry toliug part ia the
performance. PLAYERS lees perfect iu
their art would hlyp hyou disconnected
by it, but thoacof the Cumodir laucuist
wuro quick 60 perceive and 20 utilize its
artistic possibilities. I'm the very midst
Of the solemn duuuuciltiuu " Qil'pus
by Tirosius, tho long white beard 90, tho
blind prophet suddenly WIS blown up
ward sp that his face was hidden aud
his utiyauro chosrd by H. and the mo.
montlry pause. wliio boo raised his hand
slowly ud calmly freed has face from
this chance covering, made "a dramatic
broll. iu hi- discourse and added ~ n q
uaturulncss which wildly intensified It's
solemn import. In like manner the final
entry Of GidIrus, coming from the pal.
ace after binding himself was mado
thrillngiy real For % moment, us ho
came upon tho stage, the horror which
boz had wrought upon himself 90 hia
gUu,tly yyDs0ra"f,, his blood stained
urr-wa, visible and then gust Of
wind lifted hi, mnutlrnud flung II abput
bis head -1 that AN was concealed, aud
un exquisite pity for him was aroused
while he struggled p1,ntullytp rid him.
solf u tho incumbTauoc-bv tho impU.i-
tion Of this petty annoyance upon his
mortal agony OF body aud 81 soul -
"Ihe Coincide Franchise 90 Orange,
by TAumu5 a. Jauyig, IN Century,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-23

Tor the consideration OF the people, and
asked the people to sustain 1t by
sending their childten TO ~; reheafaed
sime Of the many advantages to be
derived through 1t beiug well tus.
tanned.
The general aud S,ske authorities
were presented by Elder ]. u. Maibun,
aud received the vote VI the conference
without any sssnt. Tue e.atisticAl
fepyf, Of the Stiko was read, aui the
names " eleven Elders presented and
sustained 10 be ordained High Pliesis.
Singing SII tpreIicuIu.
1880 PINTO suUd by singing and
prayer. Elder J ID. +, McAilistrf
spoke upon tno carly oxpuriouce o. tHe
Saints IN settling the valleys of Utahi
describing lhs many uflvations Tue
people dursd Va Those carly days.
Elder Is. II. Roberts followed gu tue
samr subject ~ the OBLIGATION Of inc
Saints.
Sunday, 10 am.-Eldtr Lymsn said
that In view Of the APPROACHING elsr-
10 sdvise the people IA
relation 10 the course to puuuyj
that 1t IL the tight OF each Individual
seems to beat command itself To- Ills
Judgment, and seek W all legitimate
means to have others adopt the same
faith; but no LNttrr.dAy saint has thr
right 10 ifritato another nor descend u
personalities or lot 90 OF our religious
faith, to maintain our political Ideas.
As LatteT-1ay Saints We are not NJ
liberty to parade each others weak
nesses before the people because We
differ In our ideas VI what would I've
right policy IN government. He
cautioned the saints 10 be wise ~ the
people OF this Territory are 70 pass
through new experience.
Elder u, ~. RobeTls endorsed the
advice given by Elder Lyman, SPOKE
upon the principles government, re.
lated incidents IN tho settlement Of
the vRlleys and conditions surround
Ing the ueOp g then.
. y. IN. Usual opening oxCTclte..
Sacrament administered.
Elder -. II. Roberts gave very In.
leTtstlnR ditc .urae upon the harmony
OF science anu revelation. He showed
that a partial undertaking OF the
Bible results Ia laying tho foundation
Of inhieliiy, ani tnat whish appears
miraculous IL 80 only because the laws
that govern are not uudUtsLlOi, He
cited many Interesting example Ia
proof.
Elder Lyman said he had been much
interested In the remarks made. All.
vised tho yOIng people OF proper age
to marty ani not put OF marrying w.
III they ate 20 90 30 years Of age.
Elder Peters0n sald ognirro nee
would adjourn to meet three months
hence IN Mofoni
GEORGE TAYLOR,
Clerk VI Conference.