94toXta*... •,,i»ft *Hit * is now in service, housing all county offices.^*aff Fho'osrmphMARK ANNIVERSARYlt; n Christmas eve f ift v ears ago Louisa Taylor and Louis H* eehlt;ere niarrutat the LoroI t*.Lutheran church bv thlt;Kev. lt;\\ agner, pastor atTh»-. arc the parentswhom are bring. .Mr B•hat timianine ehildrorh sown oh* caught ft-r the old Cumberland has« bai’ team in 1*) and 1HS7. Hlt;waMr. and Mrs. Louis Beeche WereMarried Here Fifty Years AgoLive in House where HeWas Born Sevenly-fiveYears AgoMatI1 ci ii.fitAitMm,,iic Mrrr!5 * * if1- Tv n *' v* *ITV-I • # ;Af»\ f* *\ ri O'I, * f. * i A * F fi y Ji•' I i »«*•f1 \ eding tonightDutuDeOT*c# icnrdeath of un” !lt;'l M ill be hlt; id11p!e w a ma ri led Dei em -bcr 24 1890 in : he German !.ut J.-eian ^ hutch parsonage m Cumber*Be C( ilf of11 mark, thetheir wed-the recentWilliam,? In:; «d Cl ,! '.ricfc-tK‘or FTrA -iilt; a:. *rThevictoryAn tux hii* iV AOfthe m on.d! he? hec e r isurtvwAl Fpqthrone t: e; :w it,v aan i i«# p.‘ O’ t :land bv *iie Rev (V Wagner paKThe hemer Mi-s Carrie /mhk anFaMoi the bndc- brother le coupleZIHkB C A?;Vrhut 99Kin• i * i 1B C11♦*nat ten cay ImomThev have made *atnecere-nr **me inandas*»■em* it*i /I vrn some are now, \nti-orhus thru a .is afflicted «ith lt;» totahtarivirt complex \u ardentfollower nf the debased t «retk * ult u r a I end religious belief that obtained in the Orient, he sought to impose them upon altfiis stibjet t peoples. Among hisronlt;|tiexU u.is the land of Palestine,ti.ie how c Id w l'h n Mr Beeche w l;■ tx • rn sv ventp * f: v e \ ea r.s a g o M: s Beeche Se the former Diyusa Taw,sixtv-:nne tears oldtor ana m Mr Ben he i-an ma:4me Dan-pla1* rhaving cauglh for the Cumberland team m 188a arul 1887. Hrlo\ e* to spin111 i i *he greataboutgames he participated in He Mas employed for about thirteen vcar.s a* a •*!-• blower m tileold Man land ( il:* Work.tiu re lio went . the NFromand Ori r** Idiwne salem.the temp eand rioB. ;ook po.^es.vion of J* ni* jve ute prii f. oic «d-Ml*placed fiie re in images •nfired r m me upon theTavlor Tinplat# mill where he work-pcrea altars, la,*'* c ions tv os of pa-on Hellrnu mvrhoh'/gy The Jewr-h jer»ple had per! ?r e aclt;ep?ed his -ereignn bu* ief ro d to permit the‘*ul uurtxiuced tneeci a. a duop^ r :?r thirtv-twoyears. For the past several yearstie in been employed bv t,lie cityA m« mbei of the- OocxifeUoushipthe oldest member ofcorruption of their religionClub he ISthat group Nine chhdten Mere born of the-even of whom are Hv-Wtlharm, of Puts-. Jame?rnarnageSo t he tailed ’ I r’ tienumbersallv after’ allied around JudahMe aiH’e and ya e fcjat-l great A inferior mand equipment tliev fin-rT:-JLt si-i.ing Mt.s FAburgh, Plt;\M121 \Vf? Sft'ronBerthe.hornNew Yorkein(hand aveiDavis, off re,; rcaor vi armr ruc-cfs.Tx! m dn me. out the S' nan in-hiii Beeche, 200Walter Beeche, 17 Virginia avenue, and Jcrn Beerhr, 229 Springdale street.vader?Re cox ei :;:r ixu*c mv»uperXIifiass biowter at the .Maryland ol e. Works and workedek. , J^ n1 ’ /4for over frurty years at the N.G. Taylor Tinplate Mill.pli2 i i U3 s * v«’crHe i- nowemployed bv the city.m.-neBi1lt;♦ tf i *vrS(pih