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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Antwerp. oct s6.-The belgian
steamer Equatlra. Capt paiy
Nhhih arrived here October sand. from
New York. has reported sighting q dis.
nhlci steamer IN latitude 30 north and
longitude 20 west ana another October
liih. ln latitude 90 north. longitude 90
but owing % the tempest raging was
prevented from rendering either any
assistance. The latter vessel waa
g.Ehird 40 night. and her lFhia which
had been plainly visible. suddenly d.s.
appeared when me vessels were within
a hundred yards OF each other.
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To be- sold at rhgrifra sale ut the
west front door ~ tho County Court
House. In the city OF Salt Lake. County
of Salt Lake. state u Utah. on Tues.
day. the 18th day of November. isgs,
Of Y o'clock noon OF said day. all the
right. title. claim and interest Of tho
above named defendants. Anna Mnri
sandbcrg and j. g. sandhcrg. Of. In
and 20 the real estate described as fol-
lows. to-wlt; AL u lots seven CD and
eight %, In Block -Four 90, of Superior
Addition 10 Salt Lake city aH per Plat
iiled IN the Recorders office % SAT-
Lake County. Utah. situated IN the
county Of Salt Lake. State Of Utah.
Purchase price payable In lawful
money ~ the United States.
PIERCE. CRITCIiLow a HARRETTs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated october - 1895
THOMAS T.. LEWIS,
sheriff Of Gait Lake County. State OF
Utah.
By a. q. DYER.
Deputy Sheriff.
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warhlnrion. oct 2G.-Capi. Dickins
has iur. returned 20 the navy depart
ment from san Francesca whthcr De
went % locate the building for the
now naval station nm Yerha Huena is-
land The officer provided To- he pans
FOR the accommodation % 300 appren-
ciccs and left cvcfJrhirE iu ttm for
tho beginning - the work Of cOna.ruc-
tIon. Tor which Congress has appro-
nr-Linl ian.n00.
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ASSESSMENT 30. 3.
Washable Mining Company. sliuatl1n
OF Principal Place u Buslncta, No.
IL W. First south g.. salt
Lake City, Utah.


Notice II hereby kivon that at
meeting of the board OF directors o
she Washakle Mining Company, bel
az Salt Lake City, utah, Sept a. ~.
an assessment OF one-fourth (aD u ~
% cent per snare was levied 90 ~
capital stock Of the corporation, qn'
abls at once 60 Alex. Buchanan, ",
secretary. No. II Yves, FRS, SCUM
st.. Salt Lake City. Utah. Any slok
upon which said assessment shat ~
main unpaid on the 18th day q osil-
Der. 1885. will be delinquent and adysi..
lised for sale at public auction, and "
payment Ia not made before vii p
sold on the 9TH day OF November, ivh
az the hour Of ? pm, al the once y
the company. No. II West First sollh
street, Salt Lake city. Utah. 70 pay ihs
delinquent assessment together VIE
costs OF advertising and expenses o.
ALEX. BUCHANAN JR,
Secretary.
Sal, lake City Sept H. 1885
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nrysa IL H.

Savannah. GA. oct ec-C0l william
J Hryan continues quito 100 IN hi room
nj the b. Soto hotel. lils regiment, the
Third Nebraska. has been here for two
DAYS. but Dc has not been able Go zee
any 90 the officers or discuss iis
nntifa.
Col. Bryan ls attended by Lieut. Col
Maua, chief surgeon N the corps, who
has pronounced hH complaint rcnltient
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soricr 10 CONTRACTION.
nos o. u, noara o. rublls woII.

once OF the board OF Public WORKS
Room a0l City Han.
Salt Lake city, october llth, ls.N
Sealed proposals VIII be received Az
this once until ? o'clock ., m, ca Mon,
day. october 3isi, is9s. for the WoIs
sidewalk payementr, -
Instructions 10 bidders, together WIN
specifications and form OF c0nfag'
and bond can be obtained upon apPn'
cation az the offles Of the CITY Eh'
glneer.
The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids. ,,,
by order OF the Board OF PupH'
II. q KELSEY. Chairman.
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vs.
Fernando Roys. Helen NJ. Roys and J..
c. Thompson. Defendants.
To be sold at sherln'a sale At the
West Front Door Of rho County Court
House. ln the City and County Of salt
Lake. state o. Utah. on wednesday tho
9th day u November. 1895. al y o'clock
noon OF said day all the right. title.
claim and interest NJ the defendants.
Fernando RoyH. Helen NJ. Roya and j.
g. Thompson. of. IN and 10 the real ca-
tate described ~ follows. 90 wit; silt
untc IN sak Lake county. State Of
Utah 20 wit; Conn Hucing at the
Northeast corner OF Ii seven go.
block ihiriy.cigRt t1O. Plat b." Salt
Lake City Survey. ard running fhcnco
west ten (i0l rods thence south ave 10
rods. thence east ten NO) rods. thence
north Ave tbl cds 10 the place q be-
ginning. also an of lots eleven uD,
twelve u.l. and thirteen ug. block
three ca. Alta Place. a subdivision u
Lots seven Cd. eight 90 aud nine Cp),
block three 90, Five Acre Plat "a"
BIg Field Survey.
Purchase price payable In United
States Cola Coin.
dated At salt Lake city. Utah. oc,o-
THOMAS y. LEWIS.
Sheriff Of Salt Lake county. State Of
Utah
ny 4. q. DYER.
Deputy sheriff.
Krcbbs & Hoppaugh.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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More Torpedo De.iroyer..

Washington. Oct 2e-1'hc navy de-
r1riment today entered if,D Contract
with she firm Of Harlan \ HollnEs-
woi.h % Wilmington. Del, f1r she CON
siruc.i1n OF the fhlry.knUt torpedo
boat de9lroyers Hopkins and Hun.
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fever. and while no fears have been cx-
pressed. II ~ said he has been really
quite no.
a telegram has been sent 20 Mrs,
Bryan. Informing her Of his Illness. and
u IL probable that she vii como a. IA
vannah within a day OF two. Col, Bry.
ans regiment l. nov In command %
Lieut.. Col. NifquAln.
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And In accordance with law and or.
Or Of board ~ directors made on the
18Th day OF September. 1895. so Inany
shares u each parcel u such stock M
may be necessary viii be sold at the
South street. salt Lake city. Utah og
Friday November 4, 1885. al 3 o'ciock
?. M, 20 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together wa costs OF adver-
Using and expense OF sale.
ALEX BUCHANAN JR.,
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Office Of the Board Of Public WofAs'
Room 30l City Hall 80.

once OF the Board OF fupHe N''
Room 30i city Han ,sos
Salt Lake city October lin, h,N
Sealed proposals VIII be receives
this office until o'clock ?. m. on aiVs
day, October 3ist, 1895. for the N.N
OF repairing street and Sidewalk ~,
the 9th day OF November. 1855 -i,h
Instructions TO bidders, together W.,
specifications and form for oonmSiil
aud bond can be obtained upon APt
cation az the office OF the Guy
Bineer. -, any
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids. p.,hiis
by order OF the Board 81 Fuo"'
y. c. KELSEY. "N-lrman'
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Vienna. oct. 2G-Dr. Rosh. who has
been attending the Victims ~ the
bubonlc plague In Vienna. together with
Herr lieEEer, another u the nurses.
have developed symptoms Of the
dlHsaHa.
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NOTICE on A,sissMLNr
we.t puekeya AIInInE ID.
Principal place Of business. Sal, Lake
city. Utah.

Principal place % hul71-ll, HlIt Lake
city. Utah.
Notice u hereby given that at a
meeting Of the board u directors u
West Buckeye Mining CO.. held at
Halt Lake City, Utah. Sept. 20. isgs. an
assessment Of = Of one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF tho
corporation. payable q once 90 n. n.
Miller. secretary. 2t2 state st.. SAT-
Lake city, Utah. ana any stock upon
which the assessment shall remain I'm.
paid on the 2sth day 81 oct. iSas, will
be delinquent and advertised Tor sale
not made before. viii be t1ld on the
18th day Of November. 1895. ats y. m,
az 2t2 state st.. Salt Lake City. Utah,
10 pay assessments and cost u adver.
Using and expenses Of sale.
n. y. MILLER. Secretary.
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NOTICE n hereby given that nj A
meeting u the Board OF Directors, held
on tho goth day of September, 1898. an
assessment ~ one-fourth OF one-cent
per sharc was levied on the capital stock
~ the corporation, payable on the gtfh
day " october 1898, 10 ]. II. Moyle
treasurer At said room 7. Deseret IA,
tlonM Bank building, Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. Any stock upon which this al,
sessment may remain unpaid on the
2ith day OF October, 1895 will be de.
llnquent and advertised for sale az mi.
He auction, and unless payment Is male
before, VIII be sold on the ?ist DAY az
November 1893, al u o'clock, noon. at
the sad Office OF the company, 10 paw
the delinquent assessment. together
with the cost Of advertising and ex-
penses OF sale.
J, II. MoYLE. Secretary.
Salt Lake city, Utah. Sept. u. 1925
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sIIERIri-s SALE.

Ia the District Court o. IN, 'hlrd Jul
dlclal District, County 90 salt
Lake, State nf Utah.
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william II. Prlnn. Fred Kerns. Isaac
stevens. John ]. wyatt. John H.
Goodman. Alice l.. Davidson,
Salome A. Jones. A. H. Place, Louis
w. Hanson. Nuttie Harvey, Thomas
Reed Harvey and Marie Harvey,
Defendants
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Capitol Hili Land 4 Improvement Com
pany, a Corporation. Thomas J..
nlue and ~ T., Hopkins, plaintiffs.
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PROBATE AND ouARptASsn,,
NOTICES.


Consul, County Clerk or the p.,u.,
slgnersfor Further informstloss, '''
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Soricr or ASSESSMENT.
Mountaln Lake MINING compnnr

Location Of Principal Place OF business.
Room Z, peseret National Bank
building, Cor, Main and First south
Streets, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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II. 4. BrlFFu. plaintln. W Anna Mari
sandbcrg and J. G. sandbcrg.
defendants.
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To be aid nj shcrlff's sale at the
Yves, Front Door Of the County Court
House. In the City Of Salt Lake. County
Of Salt Lake. State % Utah. on
Wednesday. the 9th day Of November.
1855, az " o'clock noon, the real estate
described as follows. situate IN the
County % Salt Lake. Territory tnaw
state) of Utah. to-wit; beginning at
the southwest corner Of lot two (g), In
block forty-nine Ng), plat a." Salt
Lake city Survey. and running thence
east one hundred and twcnty-onc u2D
feet; thence north one hundred forty
eight and one.hllf disM) feet; thence
east fnrty.one an feet. thence south
nfty b1l feet; thence west eighty O0l
feet. thence south nincty-ciEht and
ono-haif (gsi4) feet, 20 the place Of boz
ginning; also a perpetual rlght OF way
over an alley fifteen uD feet vide
leading from the uurthernmpat end u
said premises 10 Second West street.
Purchase price payable In lawful
money OF the United States
bennett, iIarkncsa. Howa,, Bradley
&licharda, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
THOMAS u. LEWIS.
sheriff Of Salt Lake County. State
OF Utah.
By JOHN MONTGOMERY JR..
Deputy sheriff
Dated At salt Lake CITY. october 18th.
isgs.
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In the District Court OF the Third
judicial District. County OF Salt
Lake. State OF Utah.
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Camp Meade. MlddlcioWn. Pa, oct
26-lt required eighteen trains with
twelve ears 90 each train Co take fhr
troops from Camp Meade 90 ph'lnI.I-
phla. The movement commenced thIs
morning early Den Graham. with
Gems, Young and Davls AMI 'hplr atans
were ln the first train with lutach-
menu " The engineer ana srnal corps.
Then followed the troops Ou the other
trains which went Out 100 Intervals and
consumed the entire day.
The men marched from their vnrIoui
camps IN heavy marching order with
blonket, ponheo, hayersack and can
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sor ms nusiNrss.
Fighting. Not Diplomacy, says Ki'ohons'
Il iiis Trade,

Paris, oct. 2i.-ucn. kltchner LEFT
Paris this mrning and viii reach Lon,
bon this afternoon. The Evcnmcnl
publirhH a report 0f an Interview win
Den. Kitchner. In which he II quoted
ua naylng;
u am only soldier and am Ignorant
OF diplomacy, which IN not my huHl'
ness, but | hope the diplomntihta VII
succeed In settling the difficulty ami
cnhly,
II can only praise the French. par
tlcularly Mai. Marchand, who received
me nt FaHhoda with charming cor
diailty. and l shall always rotaln d
souvenir OF the reception.
"The situation ~ rightly regarded
as most critical but cannot approx,
OF those who ray that war o. tho uu''
solution. Calm, courteous discussion
will give n solution acceptable tl both
nations. have entire confidence ln
diplomacy,
perhaps my opinion ~ Mai. Mar
chnnd'H oNplot may contribute 10 the
results which an desire"
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snrnirrs sALr.

In the Third District Court Of the Third
Judicial District. County of Salt
Lake. state Of Utah.
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In the District Court. Probate n,.,.
SAT- Lake County. State Of utsb oh
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witnessed "a great lutruuriuT NJ ora
tory on tho Fnshndl question Speeches
were made nt NuIluH places Al rrc-
oEnlzo the gravity uf the situation,
but declare that oven at the risk of
war q WAS impossible Tor Lord Salts
bury to rerrde from hiH position,
A report was in circulation IN this
city this evening that the RothachlliH
had been Informed that France had
agreed 90 cyncuuto FnHhodn. The nc.
N"A loo naval preparations continue
on both slides OF the channel,
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Alfred Crcbbln. Plaintiff. W. Samuel
Shlll and Catherine r.. shlll. his
wife. James II. Bacon. Trustee. jar
viH-COnklln Mortgage Trust Com
pnny, Corporation. Roland II.
Conklin and Joseph G. wllletia. RE-
cclvCru, North American Trust
Company, a Corporation! Joseph n.
bacon and James II. bacon, a.
Trustee for Joseph u. Bacon. De-
PENDANTS.
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In the matter Of the estate of ~.
Hodgman. deceased "e"en
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City SCayenger No. 5.

cLOsETs AND CE-spOofs CLEksun
and all lnds OF scavrngvr soFk dona prompt.
~ rtrnruaun'a uNeuun. OTdsFs tAkan a. ~
= eAt aouth fumula ats-as
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In the District Court Of the Third Ju-
diciai District. County u SAT-
Lake. state Of Utah.

Charles T. tJmbcrg. Plaintiff.
vs.
Fernando Roys. Helen NJ. Roys and ].
c. Thompson. Defendants.
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prLiSoursr soricr.


Location OF Principal Place Of Bust
ness. Sah Lake city, Utah.
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sIlver cloud Mining Company.


Location OF Mines. Tintic Mining Dis
trlct. Juab Co. Utah. Principal
Place OF business. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Iron County register., 1898-12-08
Pilot Knob Public School.
Report of Pilot Knob Public School

Report of Pilot Knob Public School
for the month ending Nov. %. 1898:
Enrolment: r. 1, white-male, 19
female. 90; total, SO. r. 2, white
male. 50; female, 81; total. 81; grand
total, 100. Total number days at.
tendance by all pupils for the month,
r. 1, 672; r. 2, 1926; total, 1898. Av.
erage daily attendance of pupils. r. /.
So; r. 2, 54; total. 80. No. cases OF
tardiness. r, 1, 0; R. 2, 2; truancy,
R. 1, O; r. 2, 0; corporal punishment,
r. 1, 0; r. 2, 0.
Roll of honor, r. l f, Louisa Wehner.
Edith Ameluug, Alvina Mallon, Minnie
Mallon. Letha Watkins, Louisa Wat
ters, Wallia Scbwab, Lulu Erbe. Dalla
Amelung, Mary Weber. Clarence Tay-
lor, Fred Ebreeht, Wn. Watkins, Val
Effinger and Herbert Kaths R. 9,
Mary Alters. Annie Alters, Stasie Mad
linger, Alice Waters, Alma Mallon,
Louisa Amelung, Mary Erbe, Lena
Weber, Grace Calvert, Lonzo Williams
and Ruby Calvert.
Visitors: Misses Anna Kaths: Clara
Schwab, Mary Scbwab, Alma Jaquith,
and Rev. G. D. Danner, Mr.. S. F. Den
nison, and Mr., August Williams.
Very respectfully,
j. NJ. HAWKINS.
Iron County register., 1898-12-08

WHEN the Senate pays one thousand
dollars for solid silver inkstand for
the use of Vice-President Hobart, the
common herd, who are only called
upon to foot the bill, ought to fervent-
ly thank God that the Contingent Fund
Committee didn't order one of solid
gold set with diamonds. A thousand
dollars for an inkstand! The era
that preceded the French Revolution
scarcely equaled these times in extrav-
agance and useless expenditure in the
name of the State. But this Nation
with a big N, and grandeur comes
high. Let this console you, We who
spend your last nickel for the revenue
stamp you patriotically lick.
Iron County register., 1898-12-08
Obituary.

Died, November 10th, 1898, the in
fant son of brother and sister Sheriff.,
and was buried November 11th at the
family burying ground. Reys. Alcorn
and Huff conducted the funeral servi-
ces. This is the second time Mr.
Sherrill's family has been visited by
death, having buried an infant son
some three years since. Their graves
are close beside each other and while
we look at the little graves how visible
seems to our minds the language of
our SAVIOR; s'Suffer little children to
come unto me for Of such is the king
dom of Heaven" The subject of this
sketch was born March 11th. 1895. and
departed this life November 10th, 1898.
Around the throne of God in Heaven
Thousands of children stand,
Children whose sins are all forgiven
A holy, happy bandit
What brought them to that world above,
That Heaven SO bright and fair?
Where all is peace and Joy and love,
How came those children theref
On earth they sought the Savior's grace,
On earth they learned His name,
So now they see His blessed face
And stand before the lamb.
j w. ALCoRN.
Annapolis, Mo-, Dec. 8, 1898.
Iron County register., 1898-12-08

EVERY Republican should know that
the charge of ''tampering with the
ballots" was trumped up by Sam Byrns
and Frank Dearing to save the Demo
cratic officers who had been counted
in, when in reality they had not been
elected. Judge Green knew, and
knows still, that no mark was ever
made on ballot after it entered the
ballot box. He was honest enough to
exonerate those in whose charge the
ballots were kept, but too weak
lacked the moral courage to tell the
Democratic tricksters and demagogues
that their charges were grOundless
and that the Republicans should have
the offices which the recount showed
them entitled to.-De Soto Facts.
Will the Facts be good enough to
tell us, then. why it was that during
the contest for the nomination every
Republican leader in jefferson was a
strong partisan of Judge Green's? They
even went so far as to say that if Green
was nominated the Republicans would
not put up a candidate against him.
And John Raney, after he was nomi-
mated. made his campaign on the ''out-
rage" the Democrats had perpetrated
in defeating Green. Why, we ask the
Facts, did the Republicans want as
Judge of this circuit, man who didn't
have the ..moral courage" to do what
was right and fair?
Iron County register., 1898-12-08

THE Presidents Message is as devoid
of craftsmanship as is a wheelbarrow
of sentiment. 1t outlines no policy
and is extremely general in its treat
ment of public affairs. Reading it,
one is reminded of Congressman joys
reply to his constituents when they
wired him to support the Presidents
policy" with regard to the Spanish
complication. Mr.. Joy heated the
wires with the reioinder: IF you will
tell me what the Presidents policy
now is, / will support it, if possiblei
but in the past three or four days he
has had as many policies, and l can't
stand to all of them"-or words to that
effect. There is nothing in the Mes
sage to hamper any future gait the
President may choOse to take concern
ing the burning issues" of the hour.
Iron County register., 1898-12-08

UNDER the caption, "A Nation
Strength" the SitUer Knight Watcln,an
prints an able editorial showing that
the material resources of the United
States in the hands of a people full OF
hope and ambition make this country
one of the strongest powers on earth.
This is all very we'll. but we copy the
following paragraph to demonstrate
the illusions of the ''per-capita" argu-
ment-a favorite with those statesmen
who advocate that human happiness
and worth are to be computed by the
presence of the Almighty Dollar, re-
gardless of its distribution:
Lii Hung Chang is reputed to be the
richest man in the world. his possess
sions being estimated 81. 500, 000, 900.
This Chinese vieeroy. If the resident
of city of one hundred thousand, ev-
cry inhabitant Of which except himself
Iron County register., 1898-12-08
Obituary.

In loving remembrance of dear Jen
ME, second daughter of B. G.. and S.
c.. Burks, who was married to heI
now bereaved husband, Drew Lewis,
June, 1896. and after lingering Ill
ness, fell asleep in Jesus, at the home
of her parents, near Des Arc. on the
evening of Nov. 29th, 1898, aged
about 25 years.
A devoted wife and mother, a loving
daughter and sister has gone, leaving
parents, four sisters, two brothers,
husband and two children with a host
of relatives and friends to mourn her
| loss.
Sister Jennie was converted while in
| St. Louis more than three years ago.
| Writing to friend about this time,
she said: II feel that if my Saviour
were to call me now am ready to go
| and meet God, in peace" This strong
faith in God never wavered as was
ever afterward shown by her exem-
plary Christian life, and when the
angel of death came she was ready
and waiting. To the loved ones
watching at her bedside she said: I'm
going home, to home sweet home.
God bless you all. Meet me in heav-
en-" When she could no longer
speak she raised her hand heavenward; !;
even in death her countenauce was
calm and serene-a smile was upon
her face. What a glorious consola-
tion! Dear loved ones, though home
is desolate and earth poorer because
of her absence, heaven is richer and
nearer and dearer to us by her pres
ence there. Let us steadfastly look
unto Jesus, the author and finisher of
our faith, knowing that if we hold
faithful we shall again grasp our dar-
ling's hand, stand by her side, with all
the redeemed ones, on the sea of glass
and sing praises to God forever.
Praise the Lord for such hope!
She is sadly missed in her olden home,
There faithful husband grieves alone,
And a shadow falls in each silent room
That, without her presence, is filled with
gloom.
She is sadly missed as the light of the sun
In world deserted-to that lonely one
And the flowers she tended, each one seems
to know,
The hand is departed that cherished them so.
She is sadly missed from this earthly life,
The friend ever faithful, the fond, true wife,
And the altar is dark where her bright lamp
shone.
She is sadly missed from the paths she trod,
So narrow and straight in the fear of her
Cod
And sad heart yearns for her presence al
ways,
As he muses. in silence at the close of day.
She is sadly missed by the sick and the poor,
And her loss is sorrow hard to endure,
But faith must resign, and hope must instill |
The Christians submission to heavens high |
will.
And remembrance viii hallow each scene of
of our love,
Till an angel she greets US in mansions
above.
A FRIEND.