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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
1880 LINEN CRAsH Sc.

FXtra heavy all l.ncn bleached and
brown crash, plain or borGcrad, IS
Inches wide, easily worth to-day l2le c
yard Our special Saturday and
Monday price, per yard. ........... ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
$3.50 FhVORITE
MACHINE S14.87.

The Favorite is tho name of the
sewing machine which We OFFER on
Saturday and Monday at $l+.S1. 1t Is 4
machine that would sell ordinarily for
$3.50. Come in and see il. SOLD
for cash or on easy . -,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
Sl.OO RED BLANKETS 73c.

Silver Gray. Tan or white, double
blankets. large size, pretty borders, at
the lowest Of low prices, for Sat
uurday and Monday 1t per I'd. .... + 3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29

Nomcn's handsome kcrscy Coats,
full 90 inches long, most attractiyelY
trimmed. also Tourist Coats in hand
some mixtures, various styles, small
and large sizes, just think coat full
so inches lonE that rotails at $3.50.
on sale saturday and ~, ~1. -
Monday at tho rillcul- 4 ~ ~
ously low price. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
$3.50 COMFORTARLNS s1.12.

Double bed size comfortab!cs. assort-
cd patterns. filled with white waddlnS,
good weight, real values $3.50, for
Saturday and Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29

Womens short underskirts OF daisy
cloth, white, pink or blue; also dainty
stripes. full width, umbrella rutflc,
hemstitched or scallopod edges
Now on sale at........4H
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29
[conMusIcArED.

The people Of ST. Mary 5 are graf
fled that their young legislator was
patriotic enough 70 get an appropri.
ation 81 $500 through The Legislature
70 erect monument IL Gov. Platter.
This q very good beginning, but
our patriotic young legislator did
not 20 far enough aud II he should
20 TO the next Legislature, it il 10
be hoped that be will get 40 appro-
priation through that body large
enough 10 erect monuments to the
memory Of 81 The Governors 81 Ma
ryland from the first colonial gov
error downto the presenttime. Al
appropriation Of five Or SIX hundred
thousand would be Sufficient for this
purpose. and the people Of Mary
land are sopatriotic that they would
be delighted TO be taxed 10 raise the
money for 50 worthy al object,
Gov Warfeid IS highly commend
ed for recommending thai o detec-
tive be appointed 10 End out what Is
done with the large appropriations
made by Legislatures. Some simple
minded persons think that IL the
Legislature would not malSeso many
large appropriations when The mem-
bers do not know for what the money
Is used, d detective would not be RS.
quired but they are wrong It
would be better that the State should
lose hundred and flfty Thousand
dollars than that the officials Of some
l.of demonstrations inthe State should
not have money enough to conduct
these institutions Ia q style becom
ing the dignity Of the officials. /
would respectfully suggest that the
detective 10 be- appointed to look az.
ter the appropriations be paid MOI
less than twenty thousand dollars d
year, andswhen he becomes too old
to discharge the duties Of bis office,
heshopld Get pension o. teu thouss
and q year. This detective Will be-
required II watch such vast sums
ol money that lis salary should be
large enough sopIaee uImaboya temp
K K
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29

Il is our earnest wish Ia donate q
quantity Of the +. Il Nj Paint ID
your churchand every church when.
ever II y 70 be painted
10000 churches painted with & &
NJ
4 gallons r a NJ. mixed with 8
gallons Linseed On will paints mod
crate sized house.
Actual cost = y NJ about 81. 20
per gallon.
I. u Ms Zinc hardens &. a M.
White Lead and makes She paint
wear like iron.
Barrows n Peck. Montpelier, VII.
writes.
School house No, painted With
Is y NJ two coats. Used only 1--WE
gallons e. a IA and nIno GALLONS
MI Cost Of paint. 813 cents i gal.
Ion
Sold by @. III Palmer, Palmer, II 4.
] g Gfaddock, IarhopsHilIe. Alll.
johnson 4 Co., 6olomonh. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29

Furnished BY =. ) Bcwen. Sunderland i CO.
Wheat, No. 2 red SSsc steamer,
No. 2 red 76sc. Corn, No. 2 white,
yellow and mixed, 49sc steamer a75
sample corn sold al 4yr.
Tobacco, medium and common
grades ingnod denand, IA 10 7c; good
tobacco promises better prices later
In the season.
Poultry. old hens lac youngchick.
ems 10 10 iSc small winter chickens
30 10 z2c; turkeys IL 10 2lc ducks
IA 10 lee eggs l5c duck eggs 26c.
Veal calves, ~ toac spring lambs
II to be- lambs Z 20 7ie sheep 4 to
90 beef hides green 81 green snll
hides 10an damage hides 81.
Pigs and shoats 81 30 10 10 rs.
Nuss, otter 50 80 ID $40 40 ;mlnks
81 30 10 $500 red fox w 90 rac.
coon 70 10 800 nuskrats black 4iSo.
brown 24c
The market on chickens will bold
6rm until the llth u April.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29

- s.
4 Is ny nonest pelael tnat tne spe'
cess q 'he p slary 2 Tobacco '5FoW'
ers Association means greater me
terla' penent 70 tpe people q the
county tnan Any pro]ect ever yer
proposed should tne Association
succeed every ct1'zen 81 tne n1ese
VII partlcipnte u ~ pepeuts' iof
Whatever neips tne farmer dement's
the masses ! claim tnaa = = me
pafeoi every Msrylanoer e come
cut ana support ibe Topaceo Grow
ers Association Why should We
remain idle, knowing as we'll we Do,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29
Hurry Happenings.
lRsporled "a "a Bsaeoa.

gRpcrted for ~ Bsucoa.
Miss ANN May Davis, Who has
been visiting bsr aunt, Mrs. T. j.
N. Lawrence. II Mileslown. has 70.
turned % her homeai Budd's Greek.
Up 10 date. Mrs. 7. J. NJ. Law.
renee has 24s young chickens.
Last Thursday. while driving on
The road just bsiow Hurry, George
Lawrence'a horse got msred. and
falling 10 the mud broke The shafts.
Somh few people have commenced
gardegAng and. ID spite OF tho win.
Try weasher, have planted onions.
pease and potatoes.
] D. Hprry ii preparing 10 move
bis saw mil 10 George 4, Hayden i
farm and sAw Oullumber fora dweIl-
ing and ovIbuiidinRs II u also
reported that Mr. Hayden contenl.
plates building store on bis farm.
]. Il X.
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rComauslcArrD
81. Inigo's March "A. 1905.

ST. Inigo's. March "a, 1905.
Several years ago there was an
entertainment given asthe residence
Of Mr.. james Hail for the benefit 81
The Confederate Cemetery near
Point Lookout II our memory be-
not Ill fault, about $50 was realized
aud friends who did not attend con-
tributed s2VIota 800. This
amount was taken FOR sale keeping
by somu one: and il IL patent 70 ttss
observer that no work OF consequence
has been done 10 tho sacred spot
since the entertainment above men
toned A negro man white washed
aoout half q day aad quit. Nov,
we ask, what has been done pitb
the money! The amouni realIzsd II
II had been properly expended
would have put tho enclosure Ia d
respeciablec0uditlon. Wecau easily
understand The motive IN original.
Ing tho movement % raise money for
i worthy purpose, bun We cannot
understand the motive FOR keeping
she money ior years and not using
II for shs purpose for which Il was
raised The motives seemingly are
d comblnaslou - oppposises.
Mr Halt did nus charge anything
Tor the usc 0i bis residenca; and no
and bis family contributed 10 the
supper Thcy we're whole souled
il The matter AzzAEA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29
MoRrGAcRE's SALE
AioRTGAcEE's SALE
OLA
VALUABLE FARM AND suMMER
HOTEL Situated IN THE FIRST
ELECTION DIETRICH OF SAINT
MARY's COUNTY. MARYLAND.

By virtue and ID pursuance 81 q power
III sale contained Ii q mortgage from
Theodore 4. Vest, and Snaanfa Il NJ.
Weat. his vile. dated the 18th day d
December 1904 and recorded among the
Lzud Records 81 st. MaEg'e CeunEy, Ia
iIber e h. A. No. At folio fb0 ETC.,
default having been made II the conven.
ants Of said mortgages, the undafaIaue1
win offer 81 public auction 10 fhehigheat
bidder &C che Court Hunsa siuor In Leon
ardtown. n 81. Mary's epnniy, Mnfy-
land On
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29

BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.

BALTIMORE aud WASHINGTON.
steamers loaxe Baltimore Pier Z. 9aahs ssreet,
az ; n A.sNRWFy ta4t1AEs yhuf42nf Aud fAtNr-
oAf. for tie follaNiux Mlgef Lanaina4. Alax.
nndtla ana WaahtDKten
Mlifersa, Bsuns'A. Porto ppsIo. ilrnsonss. coan.
Naadiekk. WoiAuS Point. t,vWMtt'A f.fMt4ezta.
LtusNA t.anqlitK. MUDDY kulNt. kiii3Ains Mufn
fsslAE Lyncna fuiAE, AoamH, flnef F0iut,
LnpnmHafawsa AHriNA Nmwafd'a. Iunfum'a
stones. HosaWp9d. LaAQa4fnf34s HItafesaa.
hl8ufpasA iNsNts Mtt msHt. Ai4aMna4gs ArgsNs
inA "a washington a4fif 4nHAAts Thursday
aNa HNkufNE4 MQfn4hGA
AelnfnINH. BteaNs7 wilf save iii atReet.
wharf, Washington. ~ O. livery N0ndaY,
tuesday ana thursday 81 4 n n. Ter thn f1is
lowing ftsef handbags nug MMftmuYN4
tsHEaadTlas ~ sbpAt. tAEnfnkvi faInt. Xiv
efssdus MaAbwstqds IaQCaskNs 81 huwMg4t5H u. To-
hfumH dt49t5s, lE1nasdfYHn. Apt5fE FtsnN
poln6s AgamM'. Lodge A@uuiaR MifudM8 4
EUfpt, kiusalN. H0n1 Fsint. u nene Ft.nf,
ktimn, Huadtnk& W@lual Kuiu&, JumnFta.
kswtsHtfa. Msl}tTsf. HfaaoH'a. nr0nesa Porto
lia,la, afflsla& lM Baltimore, Ma, nAfiR Tues
aAf, THURSDAY nHa saturday Mcx0ttNf
kfeiMhs kaosasd1 aal.f saii flseK flelNnt mnsl
~ pfepasd.
WILLARD X Ho Ms0N. General Manager.
q, MphpuGlt, liau. kFks and fa5a. ANt.
5fhPtthNnVN y aitp ARents.
IalcpHaHe fs9 Washington II, G.,
W. a. Mk &fttpsgA, AEe1s.
Ieiethene ~ Al9xanafin, Va.
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GreenWell's Mill.

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on baud
for sale All the time cheap for CASH,
Hereafter Ia order 50 avoid haw.
Ing ~ keep mill BOOKS, al orders
must be accompanied by The cash.
r.. r. GREEs1EET.I..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29

lz Take The Designer At 80 cents
year one Of the best fashion books on
Che market Ii The Designer which has Ileen
reduced "a 50 canta IL gives the correct
styles and fashions Subscribe 10 It
through T. A Ioxke u SoS who keep ii
stock Patterns. Fashion sheets. ETC., such
are described ID The Designer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29
sEcoxp WEKK.

The Court was occupied an Mon.
day and anil after IL clock Moo.
day night with tne case of Chas. g.
Islsards u Raymond "a. Birch, No.
5 Trials. Tried before Jury. AZ
1915. r M, The Jury brought 10 a
verdict for The defendant Ior return
81 property repisyied and costs.
This case involved the title to q
moulding machine. Cainalier and
John T. Morris for Rlcards Robt.
9. Combs and Derby A. Lynch Tor
Birch.
On Tuesday, the Court was occu-
pid with the trial OF William Chase,
coiored. Indicted FOR arson. This
case lasted until Wednesday morn
ing, when the jury returned a YER.
dictof not guilty Combs, Lynch
and Ching Tor prisoner. Camalier
for State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29

There have been few civil cases
Of Importance before The court and
but for Violation olthe Sunday liquor
law and trials Of colored criminals
the Term could have ended within
three days. AS II is. ID is possible
that ii may run into Ihe third week.
Last week there was three convic-
tions. as follows
Ridoelv Gordon colored II Leon
ardtown convicted II the larceny 81
i pair h shoes and paroled
Ao,;ia va,,s.. solo.1a sssol..1
81 vslls ,v,e,aa s, ls,@,s,, s.,d
sa,,,sn,aa :, Ho,,sa +, ,s,,,a.s,,,,,
- ''o' o''u"''ss se'e's9 !"
-. - = ~. ~. - = ~ k'a,y
81. ~ .' Y = ~ ~ 7" wy
q,
Aae only case ot general interest
thus iar before me court vas fne
appeal q capt' geo, Y Powell q
'aaslmores from soe Judgment q
: use'ce veo. ~ Garner imposing 2
npe q sAVV 1or taxing nncullea oys-
ters IRON the Potomac RIVER. TINS
case spYo1Neu 2 construction O the
ro1omae r'Vsr ea'l iaw sapt'
ro~el' vas auJuoReu ku''ey Dy
sps mak'ssfaae' unueF ing coocur-
rens A .els. q MARYLAND ana virginia,
PASSED iost ine os'ense oemurfeo
= 'ne prOceeuings % sne Rloupu
l snae unosr Tue Acs q ioSa 0nap.
%, snos Sodlneo vita me Acs o.
1878 cnap. SoV' magistrates we're
as,,h ,h .s err. r'.,sse Nv ~,
= $3.50 1890 .sa,a.,,sdss NJ
$500 :, : I ss,,n.',,a I..N,ss e ~. t,a,s
~, .,.ass,ssse..,. ~ .e......-s.. n
:'.s.as. 800 - S,.s. t,'. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29

Having allied our store with3hs newest
styles II Spring Millinery Qi<es Goods,
Notions. Shoes Household Furnishings
ETC.. carefully selected by in experienced
buyer ne are prepared to furnish neW and
up-fQ.date Roods We have Standard
Patterns for sale and afp Agents for the
DesIeNEH which IL only 50eents per year.
r. A. JONES & Son
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29

2Ifi 10 DO aonorAl hona6wufM white o.
cnlurtd ehst1 preferred Good rosfn Family
uf three, Address. \, n BELL.
Hie Il Street, n i
March ~ N4~lm. Washington. D q.
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SAC nALL..

fhNnref q SfearDs' Pfopr'f,of1 o. Stag Hall.
ihel Trends ~ asss s|.ssn % 49, nae ~
Porter Az and other ilfat.ulAas he4fA kept %
draught ana III bottles . fun stp4k " Wines,
Liquors, tlNAfes and ElNMfeftf8 ufatefs a1
NJ hours cHEAHEN a STR ANNA.
AAruh =, Ne--lys RtapFiatoYs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29
MONDAY. AprlI 3D.. 1909.

between the hours Of 2 o'clock n, and q
o'clock II. M. an thOsa frnela 0r parcnls
III land III the amid mortgage described to
wit 80 N AIMING = K0LD. Y containing
lis acres more Or lesO' and ANNfsIss IL
HOLE nsad a part ii JON N ABE Is
LAND containing ncrek. more or leaA,
acres, more Of IenH Said land lsaituated
ID tile First Election District 81 said
County. and ID convenient 10 Churches,
H0si Oflicea aud ht0fes THERE'S Aateaial.
boat wharf adjacent to the promises
where Washington and BaltlmOrenteaIu4
erS regularly stop The property n i'm
proved BY two comfortable dwellings,.
xNhf store house aud nllneces.
TzS - slkfg ont hulldlnNn. Also
ss By afneand commodlous
Hotel containing ~ rooms, especially
Adapted for summer boarNers. with bath
hOuRVe. aud al necessary buildings Tor the
comfort and Inconvenience ofEneata. There
II fine water frnnt. which AlIcrda excel.
lent bathing. lhIb property being on
Smiths Greek III branch 81 the Potomac
River There Id hne oyster creek be.
longing ID the property Oyeters and
ilah abound Land II good state 81 cuI.
tiyati0n Terms Of sale, cash on day a
sale of ratification thereof Adeposlt 81
$3.50 will be required Qfpufehneer on day
Of enlo. For further particulars inQuine
81 The undeCelRnhd
WALTER1 DAWKlNs.
Mortgage.
Fidelity Buildin6. Baltimore Md.
Persons from " d lRtafic eAn easily reach
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saint Mary ) Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.


NEWS OF WEUMEHEff&y ~ zHV1IEF
Tuesday, the Maryland Senate rejected the
nomination OF John A. B. shermantine for
Deputy Tobacco Inspector.
Tuesday, the Haman Oyster BIZ was report
ed unfayorably by Me House COMMITTEES, but
was substituted 10Y the nnfavorabie report
1t VIII likely be voted on Thursday, rs
friends claim votes enough to pass it.
Congressman Mudd, after hard fight, has
secured the insertion OF an appropriation Of
81 100000 IN the Naval Appropriation bin, for
q dry dock at solomon's
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Having provided myself with two
new and latest HEARSES, I am pre-
pared at fhe shortest notice to fuF-
nish caskeis and attend funerals.
Terms liberal and 81 The lowest price.
B. b. LOVE-
Oct l2-yf Morganxa, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-29
RATIFICATION NOTICE
joseph y Drarg. etnl.
"
Marie =. Mesh. pkal

II fht Circuit Court Tor 81. Mary eounty. No
i04& NJ III.
Ordered tlii1 f9fh day ~ March lee1. that
tbs sNlG made and reported Bis Vim New
efril LOher. Trustee IL k1e eboreeutlfltd ease
heratiucd aud e4nnfmeas uniEtE cAu4ss r. a M
contrary ~ eh8wn oH'pr hefufe ftG Ard Monday
Uf kpfil 10 provided copy a this order III
inserted ~ toe 81 MAfYe BkAc0N unce week
fer Ihfos epncesNlxe wefk4 pflpr 10 thn said
sd Mongay ~ April.
TINS report STATES fhat The cAn6 p9ld FOR 9z1fs
kAOCH u AukLt. Cierks
True s z & q le Z. 49,, a..
March 81 sSrsw
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-30

Hawaiian Mission. More than a hun
! dred laymen many of them represent
ing nearly half a dozen of 1.-The Is
lands" and quite a number bringing
] with them their wives, came with the
preachers ito Conference on Oahu"
| y large tent had been placed on the
| far side of the spacious lawn of the
parsonage grounds and by the courtesy
of the Board of the Hawaiian Evan
gelical Association a very large school
building nearby was thrown open for
the reception and entertainment of the
Japanese and Koreans. Many of these
new made Methodists had brought with
them their breakfasts, luncheons and
dinners, but the congregation worship
ing in the English speaking Methodist
Church where the conference was held
had made abundant provision for all.
The meals were served on long tables
in the school building. Mrs. Hamilton
and I, declining several other invita-
lions, dined with the Koreans on sun
day. We handled our chop-sticks much
as Father Taylor or Peter Cartwright
would have handled a manuscript in
the pulpit.
What a congregation with which TO
begin! And how appropriate the
Scripture lesson-"And how hear we
every man in our own tongue wherein
we were born? Parthians and Modes,
and Elamites, Cretes ami
Arabians. We do hear them speak IN
our tongues the wonderful works of
Cod The entire evening was devoted
to the Introductory worship and other
exercises with which the Conference
was announced to begin. I was given
the direction of the meeting. but the
Rev. ]. w. Wadman, superintendent of
the mission, who evidently had been
the drill master of such assemblies
before, was really in charge. And he
conducted the praise service and gen.
eral class meeting before the celeora-
ton of the Lords Supper with which
the meeting was concluded. The ko-
reans filled the pews on the side of
the house at the left of the pulpit, the
japanese at the right, and the center
of the room was occupied by the En-
glish and American kinds OF white ard
lights and shades impossible to trace.
The dictionary gives twenty-five diff
ferent kinds OF white paint: why should
it be thought a thing incredible that |
more coIors of the human face cord -
'Ound in the country where rainbows
all the spectrum colors can be |
seen both day and night? This man |
Va oman, with both the Japanese and |
as, t,-kts the place of the idols
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Another annual Conference of Meth
circuit of the General superintendent
1t differs in SO many particulars from
all the rest as to be not only unique
but picturesque, and far-reaching in its
international, inter-racial and inter
religious possibilities.
Its locality. composition and pros
poets excite unusual interest and give
to it Importance which would scarcely
be attached to its beginnings, numbers
and influence anywhere else in the
world.
1t is located in world of it's own
along a rosary of six or seven islets
and eight inhabited Islands, with it's
symbol city a pendant on the third is
land among the thread running to the
southeast from the northwest. For
ages all along, the ocean alone, in the
hearing of the islands only, counted
devotions twice in every twenty-four
hours with it's ceaseless saying OF
prayers Where else in all the oceans
of the world are there any other tracts
of land equally remote from neighbour
ing lanOS. but iiCN tHcS Ia WI
eregated now in the very center of
the worlds travel! Twice a thousand
miles more sea-girt and solitary than
the isle to which John went to confer
with the four and twenty elders and
the ten thousand times ten thousand
and thousands of thousands. they are
destined to be at the very crossroads
of all the highways OF all the nations
over land and sea.
What a miscellany and miscegenesls
of populations, The native people are
called Hawaiians and the Hawaiians
were Polynesians. And who was the
Polynesian but the Asian? He was
wanderer but not wanderoo-a roam
er wilIy-nilly from Nippon or Cathay-
And he was father or brother OF the
Modoc and MoQui, the O1ihWa ana
Sioux. 1t was no farther for him to
wander to where rolls the Oregon
and even down to Mexico and Peru.
How it skaters the idols of even
welI-born virginian that masquerades
as the wrath of a slave-baron, to get
an outre-mer view of other peoples,
and most of them bronzed with the
"shadowed livery of the Furnished
sun" but as we'll born as "Tippecanoe
and Tyler tool" It is growing late in
the worlds afternoon for any sucn
creed or any such assumption OF the
liturgy as that God only made the
nglo-Saxon," and the Anglo
Saxon" alone, and that all other ma
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in their houses and temples, and like
| Wordsworths thought of Chatterton
! he is something of the marvellous,
the sleepless SOUL to me. He has in
herited enough of good nature to have
| something of it for everybody else.
| He has achieved the graciousness of
/ the Oriental courts, and his "Jingf'
| respectful salutation or bow under a
! kimono would deceive the Mikado him.
self. He is blessed with temper that
can make tomorrow cheerful as to-
| day. Only a year or so here, he
knows everybody, and everyone knows
| him. He is in favor with all the races
, and has proven his quality in emer-
gencies more than once. Fifteen years
in Japan, he smoothes down the Jap
aneSe in a strike on a plantation,
where he had never seen them before,
with as much ease as if he had been
elected to do it. He is a spIenulu
mover, and he talks with every move
ment, all the languages at once, when
he is not speaking a word of any of
them, and the Hawaiians and Koreans
alike, as we'll as the Japanese, under
stand him. The praise service began
like a camp meeting. The zeal of the
Koreans is like that of the Cornishmen
They sing all over and the rousement
is conta gious. DIR. Wadman, in the
class meeting, called upon the japanese
and Koreans by name, if he had
always known them, and in turn with
the English-speaking Methodists; they
responded as readily as if he had been
Carvosso himself and they had all been
born in England. He interpreted the
testimonies of the Japanese himself.
g.
interpret awhile to the English, then
to the japanese and go into ecstacies
in his own tongue. The congregation,
when the people were singing, would
have nothing in common but the tune,
and the Lords Prayer was repeated liz
at least three different languages, and
all at the same time, during the COM
munion. Memorable meetingi
The Conference was organized the
following morning, by the election Of
Miss Alta I. Morrison, the inspiring
and tireless assistant of the pastor of
the English-speaking church. as the |
English secretary, an additional sec
rotary for the Japanese, another for |
the Koreans. a japanese as treasurer, !
and a Korean as statistical secretary. |
An interpreter was elected for the JAP |
anese, and another for the Koreans. |
The order of business was then follow
ed as in the established Conferences.
There were members of the japan and |
California Conferences in the Mission, |
who led off in the proceedings, but the |
licentfates among both Japanese and |
Koreans We're soon encouraged to make :
as well as second motions and to take
part in the discussions. The reports
from the charges were among the most |
interesting and contained the salient |
points of the proceedings. 1 asked |
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