HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-10-10, Page 71a c in Nature.
l,Lw i(10 n..d rap smile for you, awl
pa «emiett eut of reaels
1,01 uf 0010
u mod lialesinese, ;dial were
very lar clout,
1)1 you cs rt5(011 at twilie1t a,0 some
quiet 000e 10,101001 beach,
Ana let Ins sed e sots (10(etoue speak
111.11110u, your heart?
Whee, 1(t 11) .saver chid chill
el;.:a, 1i n ten lIt loll
Ou the 1110)1111011 11tH 1r project that
you had ,lathy made, •
Gid ;;ea ever send your s footstepto
v 501010 p00011 and tranquil dell,
Blue the trees grow leaves for heal-
s/ \ ill and the birds etaetas;tivafrald?
' When death had cast its shadow and a
loving voice was still
That 1001 0100 es tender music to the
idieldne of your day,
Did y01 avor t 1111 your sorrow to the
110101 01 or,111011111,
And bet the whispering ibrenzesicharm
yem hettcu,t1t(rta away?.r;l
"
For ,iure, sweet i silence attd' pose -
Mg' sweet fn speech,
IIs, 0 word. for 01er3" treuble-and balm
for every mart;
But to. lied her gifts of solace, which:
are well within our reads,
We Must conte as trustful, seekers sand
draw ever newt her heavy.
Cha,uber& Jouitito1r
'Prayer.,
Almighty Clod, cur Heavenly-
amid
eavens avid life's changinggscenes, woi,lpeli'up
to Thee, our guider and prvtedt>?''1. ACe�
thank 'Thee for „11.3' loving Dare; :for
Vie constant provision made for .our hod-,
ily wants, for light upon our pathway,
f
for the revelation of tllhy will. Spa is is1'
world and in 001 hearts, and its fruits
aro 811001e and 00)0010', desolation, and.
lentil. We bless Thee for the Saviour,`
for 1$utfa..0 Spirit brings th0.1105
r
to�.
life, whose blood cleanses from nil 0111.
Let us know Itis power to;0av'e, and+
through the (Lingers anal tell1ptotlous
which -beset us may 000 P0011 an safety;,
defended by His grace. Give ,us submis-
sion to ,Thy will, keep us ;•front doubt`
and fear, flake us a blessing to out fel
low-pilgritnn ,1Ielpp; us to nphoWlr]1c,
faint. 16 'cheer .the sad to ul;1?' 1"±
wandering. Comfort us with thou"g,
. ,
of heaven and bring us thither witlt,oitr
loved odea in Thine own' good thio„
An -en,
Fon Sceptics,
When the nmicroscopic search of scep-
ticism, which has hunted the heavens
and sounded the seas to disprove the ex-
istence
x-
t(cce of a Creator,
has turned its at-
tention to 1111)11011 society, and has 1o01nd
piece on this planet ten mites spare,
where a decent man can live in decano ,
comfort and security, supporting„4'
.
l`:
educating his children nes/pottedand"ten•
polluted; a place a'hee age, is reveenc
ed, infancy respected, ,nlinlrood respect,
ed, mid w1m111110o11,h41fored, and human
life held in due regard; when sceptics
can find such a place tett ,biles square on
Sebe where the Gospel of Christ
this g aa [
has not gone and cleared the way, and
laid the foundations, and made decency
and security possible, it will then be in
order for sceptical and literati to remove
thither and there ventilate their Views.
1311 so long as these very Lien are de-
pendent upon the religion which they dis-
card for every privilege they enjoy they
May well hesitate a little before they
800111 to rob the Christie» of his hope,
and humanity of its faith in that Saviour.
who alone has given to man that hope of
life .eternal which stakes life tolerable
and society possible, and fobs death of
ay its terrors and the grave of its gloom.
-James Russell Lowell.
The Master's Call.
Every ear oilg it 10 b0 open to every
call of God. The Indians learned to put
their ears to the ground to hear 5oultd0
of approaching enemies, 01111 all should
acquire 51,11 in listening to the voice of
God.:
God has llr, own wiry 0 calling, and
calls in many as' urs Elijah not
1 l
hear fled in the t1 c, wind or earth-
quake, bin: in the still, small voice, It
may be ,n a very,. small sermon by a
very i humble minister ^ that nod would
speak 11 8100.0o With lii Spur-
1,1on, W 11 vone peel to consecrate Himself
Ile the service of Christ by a sermon of
a poor \\,,o1,yen niiniatcr in a, plain
country chapel.
Sometimes (Tod calls men through a
sharp 11)m0ioene0 when 1r guilder voice
0001110 to le unable to wake at sleeping
conscience. Fume will 1101 hear till the
1,or•d comes eery near to them rand speaks
dread fully it their cars, ns with the
torte c,i tinosior to wake the dead. The
dentis of a elhild 01' other (leer one some-
times appears to be the 00100 of God to
call sleeping or resisting cels into His
service. The Lard see --s often to call
persons 1t' name, ns He called Samuel,
and 111,-,.11y othars who have received
persenol intimations, of tl'10 Divine Inter- 1)1d lie mean to tell them that the
hoar Coil's call, if 00110000 are tajight mit
to hear and heed the call of tate Master.
Even Li: ;darns 011)010 that is not obeyed
in It ion' mornings Wall loge power to
arouse the-uuesponding gleepe•, It is a
crn1.1100 c.:ptonce that sounds that aro
not litt'lel all around us sown lose their
poems 10 11isl, pb 110 or 00.011'11 attention,
so theta nnnitl tad 10011 to wort: or
sleop amid roaring wheels, svreeching
whistles, and ringing tells wird 110 1010re
note of these discordant sounds than if
ti( wu'c passing0their days and slights
in the midst of rural stillness. In like
manner a ]7c it 11110)1)1, have 00 long
turned a deaf car to tie call of the Mas-
ter that 1h.1e sound of ,hal (, (et V0100 00
longer ria;') in the ilny, illing ter, and
1110 sent learns to sleep amid the greatest
efforts to arouse souls that are 511001
10 the danger of their situation and to
the Lord's call to repentance, faith, ser-
vice and aalvatian.-Cuulbcrland Pres,
byterian.
That is \Vhat the Mothers Do.
(Mary 1, C. Robinson in Sunday School
Tittles.)
Playing with the little people
Sweet old mums forever new;
Coaxing, cuddling, cooing, kissing,
Baby's every grief dismissing.
I avghing, sighing, soothing, singing,
While the happy days are winging --
This is what the mothers do,
Planning for 1110 little people
'Vont they may grow brave and true
A(ttv,• brain and busy fingers
11101), the preeio00 Bedtime lingers,
(lidding, guarding, haling, fearing,
Waiting 1ting for the llatyeat nea,i� ,
11)1', is what 1110 nrotit,C1' ')t4S
1traying for the little peeps, ,e
, (1_;losed all eyes of brown anal
By1t1.c quiet bedside :,kneeling '
'With n trustful, sure appealing_
ll thtl Spirit's guiding needing,'
10g is.w with earnest pleading
11 na
This is what the Mothers do.
'Porting from the littie people,
(Heart of nolle, how est they growl
laehfening •tlie wedding dresses, T• ruism:Mg the lest .caresses;
Hien its eau's it faster;
rot y Y
For he l;itm o,rs of 010 "" aster-.
Ibis, tan hli„t the mother -6 do:
He' Counted, Me Faithful,
Ids Is ;soh dependebt upon ,What we
6a
, or, upon, ,What lvo do for a knosv-
e. of our lives. Ire cant reel the sir' near, they arc tltesmael. es inn1: 03 ready
neruost movements the ' (octet for it,
t,1'tFourth-The tillle';ia at h,::d 01100 tthetlso ''�b has first krsowledge,,lle is 1.
it not Mae to give ecce t to (hose for
whom 11 is prepared of My father"
Who tiro they for whom the Father has
ptrf.ercd the 5)1101nl glories of tl1e life
to come? They who have borne the
siingiest cross are prepared to wear the
hrien(011 crown. They who best and
most steadily can drain the cup which
(11),1 shall put into their hands to drink,
aro the spirits destined tosit on His
right Hhand and on 11is left, 0011' Mas-
ter's que9liOn
as-
ts n1lue1tion ..as significant. They ask-
ed for honor. Ile demanded if they
were willing to pay' the price of honer:
Can s - drink of My Cap? --F, 1)'. Robert -
5011. .
FREE 11ET1i0D1ST BISHOP GIVES
HIS REASONS FOR THINKING S0.
Tories of,�1 en to be Swopt'Away-Four
f
i2'asons for. Trunking the End of All
Things is Cotaing-Prediction by
Free Methodist Bishop.
Dort Wayne, old., Oct. 7. -Bishop Yat-
„tu.111
e o', of Jamestown, ii• Y., who has
:eel) presiding at the Flee 110th0dist
Conference for Northern Indiana, which
closed with. religions serykee to des,
i['.e011'0rs of the local
greatly r�0it,l the
Free 01110drst Church here by a 001 inn
110 11110)g the end of the win o1 wi hta
few months. 110 did not mean, he :sok,
that tlre'planet was to be d:stioyed but
that all the works of man were to he
0l1ept ftvyay and Christ 10110 to manse a
;ceonll time to rebuild it and mance it a
place for the dwelling of the 1Itly
,
tic bislwp minced g'0 )cords7n 1100511.b.
IP'11s;tlie certainty of destruction by
lltpi11l
to those who do not repent 110
l
galrb?,,iour reasons for his bet'ei that
'the otldiof the world is near.
fatal[ The conditions ate ttoly simi1.i•
110 tlwbp3tltt;tt prevailed when Christ W.,5
born, arteribeive sere up false Goals,
See0h11.3eT10e strain upon matter 11 n
rea6liet1Ytlio brpai:i1 print.•
,"bird -+`,Cleo eti anis of the world who
•study ihorBible delve 'rained an lasi9;11
11110 elm pfuitue, (ad, while 11i.y arty u1),
p(blioiy "'00knowle:1e that the end is
,..rt +'uliies" uL the sj(,a1i?elr"tisdIti(3:sur-
1 is1 eofnpleto, lie looked gF"wmil of
"t1��.
LLs lcitlt his extensive persoiptlitq,:
slo4 1110•}aa11 was a dupe, u victims, 0
1oo11,,of: the great. The clan moved .in a
il)tiited'sphere, a, Bary liaison, the time -
tion had net the stamp of highest au
111940% ,."1. (lid it ignorantly in;pu1elig0",
D,erallggloen(s that tire not deep seated
are eaerly;altered, God made ,the collo
L
a
1 wale 'p1 was
10 alt
clear ser n aid } s 1
, erg .
ube)ienl/ „,yip the•hppyonly vision 1 elms
;erred 'rlo' •-((0itb i41'1)611 and 0lotd.''' 116"
who r
Its‘
'alta' y
just' it
Ypry�ij
1108; 1'f
tam 'p1)'
,rte heart knows 8,lten our,
vang along 100110tH, '1030.:
els, brooked and p00010811,
iiuglita 11018'? bar uc1
c°136005.8,'
ed -rri' consisted'
when in, reality': it
cd ii a & ' `$iiia dispre$U10n, ureatneid;'
not' nearness to the throne, blit 01 1i`
nes' to the king; nut 0, posses01011 of nn'
thority, but readiness"Yoe 11001vie01, 1101
external and outer living, bat n a deep
and secret relation of the heart,
Gd made a careful survey and arise
God y,
near and touched and trimmed the soul
afresh; opened visions of possibilities
which were more than realized inn a long
and magnificent life, 1Jr011100 'al• C11010-
1,1111110 101110 true. Voyages of Ca010110no
go through. Prophecies culminate 111 per-
1or11rane05, The relation of Saul to; the
Sanhedrin was superficial, Tie 811uid
make the relation of Paul to Himself
real, not in ecclesiastical rolati llaliip but
in spiritual kinship.
1 felt His fingers counting cells','
- thought,
T hoard the echo of His busy feet
Through avenues so 101:g nhd 10nngelp"
wrought,
'low keen the searching ere it was coni
plete.
A voice that come to sacred inner car,
A careful outlook of a region (01)101,
1110 vibrant soul responds to stguuis"
clear,
A dulcet rapture of a rasing tide
He estimates the range of w'enith tintold,
a ,
Ile finds what first 1 -lo gave of fair
rbnowrt, ,. :1
Not all the riches of a fading world,'
Can slim the lustre of His priceless
crown,
Called, chosen, faithful, all the time
This is the sovereign mark elect and
pare,
I wear and all my powers combine
To stand <101nplete and to the end en•
dure,
Ih 1. Miller,
Beanfevilie, Ont.
Degrees in Glory.
es un 1.. a? 0f call to the fifnst.r'y e a,ie • of, e
S ..Io; those 3100110 1Y:19
snti_e;
'1'Ipe 1(1(10nce of God in. continuing
these ct's ceen till .0 late period in
life, instead o1 stealing tl)0 heart with
indifference, should 10111ke the heart
tender ,10" gra titude,-xnd 1)e Inc from
beget, n,, :ire un• pt(e'„11 ought to 'lead
the soul to 1110(11 tt aec.eptnu0 of God's
001' 10 ni ecy and 00'.vadat], ,1 nian
0110 was 1),t a Cb:1stu n read that there:
was smell hope of a man's renv01,i (0
after he 1)'o' forty-: that win on his for-
tieth psi tard1y, raid lie gave Ids heart
to (led.
The tail of Cod 11m.s conte to 01'011,3' 0110,
and the cs'.il is eluthed wall Divine
authority end no ono is at liberty to
neglect r,, de;.( to the call in safety. No
on' 1101' ha Enc. 00.1 sewn inslnrtl 10 one elite and now he says u_ a,,w; cau t •.vein r evert .(.,t of -c"n
net X10, loot u10l1i-01 st 101'ely not; for
the Sou of 10,1.n will dispense then as
the lodge at the last day'. Did 110 moan
to say Chat 110 had no authority of alis
0(01, 10 gat, away the glories of heaven?.
Sl el - 1101 for there is given to 11101
atah0rity: "411 judgment is committed
to Hun, because he is tho Son of Mau."
But the plain nieaning wan this, that
they wer0 not his to give by absolute
or ar)11100ry right, There were certain
cternitl principles in the bosom of the
Incus which mast guide Flim in their
distribution. Jahn, the beloved, asked
this favor of the Lord, but Christ's pe•-
so0atl lore of John could not place inns
ono step above, another. Personal favor
had nothing to d0 with it, jatue every
word of God will soon 111)0 peen:used
to the remotest niece a1)d the pnophl.cy
fulfilled that the Gospel will be teene111
01 to every 110(00 soul on earth.
•'Che bishop and his wife, the latter be.
im3; a former missionary have just re.
tin med from a tour of the world, : nd the
bishop said ire spoke from actual know:.
edge;
✓
WONTHE
cot 1
op"•
of 3.1)Qdo '' ie Meat the
� Salt
President at Tennis.
IVatohiog(on, ',(Tot. " .-Before leaving
m' iticlunyud, Vo,'i1) lay to participate
1) the triennial convention of the Epis-
copal Church, the Bishop of London held
an impromptu reception at the railroad
tation, lIe admitted that lie won the
tennis 01:11011 at the Vila() 1101150 on Fri-
day
dtiy between himself and 1'1 ,,d-..,
Roosevelt.
0
ALLEGE ;1 ORGIES OF SOCIETY WO-
MEN ESCRIBED IN PULPIT
Crowd .Teo Ilse- for C11u.olt-Hurcheds
Unable to Beat' Dr. Ifs:pi:ins 'When
He Scores His Critieo.
Uihicage, stet. i, 'free pulpit crusade.
ag1ia.,t !11(00: winking;' by+ 001:001
ucd 1)u 10101dy night, 101(0(1 the
ltev. 1e. G. Smith, of the Warren Avono:
Cong1e1atimml Church, and tai' pas.
1000, joined 1110 standard of Dr7;irutor-
ick 11, ilopkias,
fh'. lIopkius sial coati:moil 1)13 c t:u-
palgn, his Englewood church be:a„
('0010ded beyond its capacity, and hun-
dreds of people being' tuinu1'08,0(y,
"We expected 5001001(0 here from the
building inspection, but no cap 0 (10)','
said Charles L, Shealrlaan, an biller,
Mr''Smith 111his sermon declared he
wits heart quid soul with 18r. Hopkins,
and' told of a little retold he :made le
faehi0na1le (lownto'.vn restaurants an is fast
week. IIe Saidtheexperience 0011', d
11in1 Dr, Hopkins was right.
' g'1 did not, drop in at 7 igebang'S, the
Edohveiss,,'1'ip Top 1101, or several other
places at wlliell bre 1lopk010 learned his
most startling fuct+s" said tiro•lniuistcr',
"but at. all the,restaurant I visited 1
0iiw wo111 11 111snklttgtbeer, highballs, and
coekboils ell trodnd:110.
01 notified '11tnL 'apparently t net.
clavas of ry oto d�.
lant the„
drank with' .111(10, >Ilbaall-, take who
draolc for the oflfdti of 1110 11(1111)0, Dud
girls who drank 00ideiltly bemuse they
ilio:131 1 dl'inklltg; rho ,fit st step in Idol'
FINEST IN THE WORLD.
Finished Section of Grand Trunk
Pacific, rouse tap to tell 0 shady story, throw
4oar0111ing at each other) or play SJ':=0
Ottawa:, Oct. 7. -Judge Iiillam, chair- fool game, although 00 Oro there oonld
mail of the Railway (.m) 1105100, who stand en her feet,
last fall at' an ex01u 111 musical a
woman of national (octal reputation svho
was fa the srocert'bng line was 01 badiy.
intoofosterl',and'ilncle such maudlin re-
marks 11mt 511)' had to be quietly red
away uplpfaars
„ 110„11opl.n,-s speaks of as chub woman
who wanted to pastille. dues three times
at the snare meeting. 1 runs preseet on
tlti1 occasion and wilt add that 11110
went 1a luta 1i )10)t national fame, has
he 111f10eu1osof public.drinking by
weir en is all bud, deflbrib end • do};rad ice �,
in its hast analysis; Wo are Up againti.
5:00110(18 problem, Downtown environ,
meat tends to iefiucaloe v once0 to (101111,
A sI119grapher t1ld:ule of her<fieet ex-
perience in Chicago oat of, vvorl..'i:,rise
said there were some neblo' area among
Chicago employers, but 01 most lofftees.
in which she apni)011 for work She (,19
Iii t 'r r ,:1)i 1011 ht
1111101 be a good
ello.1. 1g' ,-ware' (Dices she was so'
10101,1cd.
"A business 15011 told 111e that 110 la-
veati1ated ii; girls' fiatisiting e0hool tyhicli
his daughter proposed entering 1 i1
lean lied that it was a practice 0,1110117, the
girls at the school to smuggle hi bottles
,pf booze which they drank."
111r. S;eith prefaced his, sermon ,by
reading 0 sensational article written by
-`Jlelou dale,' in a recent issue of • the
-'advance.
:ti the close of the1i:11118s, that
fano' 1s charity affair given in this city
two }eats ago,' wrote "Helen halo,
"008001( gallons of clt:uupugae retrained
unsold ' was disposed of by the younger
so:tits' Mailers , d11nkieg two. eluamis
111 1,', 1110+1 tossing it aP over the floor
aun' 111011viug 11 move :theneck, acii,se
the it ts
olds and over theb attWal
,
goon 1 1,£ the 80001011 preee lt, Not ono
bottle was allowed to retrain uncorlsOtt
while there was a sober woman left in
the ((road,
Lmioving to theater dance a few years
rs
ago given by a woman whose name is
frequently mentioned as the future lead.
er of society, the 1;'loredora sextette was
engaged to sing and dance, Afterwardo
cue of the sliow girls Hold to 1110:
talk fibula your tenderloin carous-
als( 'that affair was the fiercest any of
us had ever sten. Most of the women
were an in. by the time we arrived.
were 101ling around on the couches and
stairs With, : then' clothes more off thou
on, a111 the time shrieking at the top of
their voices or talking in Mier AV; thick
whispers. Ouse in a while they wohld
llr, 11op10ins (0111 con1inl o his 01usede.
He announced that for next:Sunday
evening no hal saiiiesea ‚sea topic:
"`1111) ffabit of Wo,a'n 1`ri11king With
en and 1t 111 5 1311, 1;' Ils1,[101'• With
11 1 Vilto ltivitimn0lotau to0001),"
11 14 .4_.,.117!.n-
nts of a •1 ,.;111 11 1 1(111 ro 1 C e lits
:r1) tl r:,,h; rani)) repaint to tits
alineb 1 :ming moored arw} 011(?.y
7,11. (,e0rgb.1"._hall, prcachllig in 1311111
Temple la the itiorninej, ,nd 11 1011 1)r,
liopl els crusade and ottad.l,11 1(10 crit•
icy, saying:
"I wish to refer hartionlirly to the
ltev. J 1. Stone oud'the R1 v. Johnston
ilyets lislat they are reneged to
have soul is correctly rcportcd they
ohoul.l. be heartily. :101:0 ed of 1.110m.,001005,
"I want no woman in my congregation
who degrades l)0r womanhood, •r.ajs her
purity, and by her example beeomee a
stumbling block by drinking bei chant.
page°, oocktails nr whim ty straight"
The Rev, II'. A. Bartlett, pastor of the
First Congregational Ch0uh, also sharp-
ly eriticioed the ilex, dohs stop 111y ers
for his ob100tion to Ifnpl o 1001108..
The Pact. Melbourne P, 13oynton, pas.
tor of the 1e,ington Avenue 311)11, t
('hunch, also lined up with 1)r, llool., h,,
He said:
"I reach my bund acro s (hr city to
ray, brother, the Rev. 13,:7 1f plcin,, and
say to him, 'till 1mil1 brother, in your
08001111 upon this growing evil.'"
has returned to Ottawa after a twe-
ntieths' ahv0nc0 171 the 8'101, stated this
tumttb); that the railway conditions in
the western pro incus were now muds
improved, as complied with last fall,
a nd no difficulty in handling grain traf-
fic was expected during the rest of the
amt , .
lhe'conrini,sion's li mnipegi,in0peetor,
•bas• g'1 petted severity Holes 91 11ic 11eu
01, 1, 1', line front l ort ge; • is P t nrie;
I ec rcomier ted m malty important rn001.
now scarily i1) httpole inafft', uiitl reports v:mints, of ilea day, and I have lneec than
It do Lc one of the, finest bits ,orf. rarh113' ;pm,: aeon 110'1 in 85 bad form its -auv did
sn1110 cohl• -✓€1)510..
f, ,,pilin wool `+i11(1?per, 0,10 Ca0c1110 trot pen ,r
late 71 Bare eta a 1,
it tnl 111 (1 nig chi! a 01 ;tea t °t 1 esa:fe t ,of ' popular (1i:n:rr''s cion:
u 1 G'f .01') 110 110, to rnsp0tt e u: 1)0
gross of constrttetion work on the G. 'n tai 1 w to in dart of being ern
me and a Settlementn ,let autd re -
T. l'. fer:u homer, e,hile i0cnntcd, once con -
1' 11:red to 010 1100 favorite niturr. 11(0
1411, II4SIJR,'&I?CE,• ' ut aha roast lflli:utt 800113 rvomett 7
1 to'v rr:mti'Iced to nue the oiher Shy
nr-s.1cn Fern Seriausiy C.n tdCreu tY t 'rt -four va ri
Q v that sae li,c( ordered h( .y t
i tics of booze to reflooa her friends
Ito collect'
110011 of Dr, Hopkins 10110 nom in the
(1:0(11'e of a defence ageigoi his eritims
( al10 retold the. story 01 his eap0di-
ti nl through the dow atow1 saioons
"'The discussion ori women' drinking,"
aeras, to inquire into the .question 01 h ;mid, "has gone so to thou every one
hhil insurance. 50(1 0otahr all available caul see the danger. It has become the
lata it'd n '3301"3 10 a s1 to q 311e (1)y• iiticatimi of the nom, nail 1110 Eta ss I
.(11,1(1 s, i -e ere cru 1 ria n-xu' ug ':10 1:10c ,.,1', hc hind 11 1c1 :1
p rtr.nt matter. 01 '11 r0 within lis spread the 1111-
It is 11011n;1na1 that if a e.^ a .cg'• 0(„5(1111 1110111 00,8,110, 1meun,• but 1 owe
sive and workable scheme can ho h(.wu no thanks at all, 0,1,01,1 in few in.
to he' feasible, the Government 0111 1)?' (fences, to the Christian churches and
(reduce 103101ation to that end. temper.uce scciatios.
Manitoba Government.
Winnipeg, Man., Oct. 7. -Tho yuan•
the of,lNail'' 11100 11100 is being taken
apt for praotica.l' consideration by the
1111:,Ob 1?i000:lo10'nt.
000, 10'. Roblin- has instructed
Wood, Deputy 'Municipal Cen.inis-
MILLIONS. IONS. MISSING ...,
WASTEFULLY EXPENDED OR NOT
ACCOUNTED FOR.
Attorney -General Jackson of New York
Makes Startling Charges Against
City and Metropolitan Steet'Rail-
way Compania,
eiew York, Oct. .7. --Startling i'her)00
of ('0t:avagtoicc aurduoglootfnl'matrag0-
went, or, if hot that, failure to account
for millicas of dollars, are outdo by
State Attorney -General Jackson in ape•
(011 :o clay eallil1' for the ap-
pointment of reccivefafor the New .Yorlc
City 'Railway Company and'the- Metro.
imlitalt Street 110110aty Company, rind
also demanding the dissolution of the
Nov' York Cit 1 5(11103' Company. The
application for 10,01ver0 eves made to
du:dice Vogl, of the Supremo Court, who
issued an order for the defendants to
appear in 00(1rt on October 11 and an -
fever to the, complaint. The Attoruey-
Clnu 111 s action further cirnphcates a
situation 0.lr:adl considerably entangled
by reason of the va0)0118 inter -related
corporations which control and operate
the traction lines on Manhattan Island.
Adrian II. Joline and Douglas ltobin-
for th
l'<,.. n
sort were , appear, . l receivers
?\0'v York City Railway Company by
BRIDEGROOM LOST.
GLASS OF BREW, AFTER SHAVE, BE-
FUDDLES HIM; LOSES HIS WAY.
Passes Monte Bight Times, Whore Bride
in Tears Awaits !'fink-Poli00011n,ron
Footweary Search --Site, Despairing,
Gees to Miele; But All Enda Vlell.
A Buffalo despatch: "Parted on `their
Bridal 'lour' is not ciflen scan in real
life, but that might, well be (applied to a
domestic 11I'ailla enacted in Buffalo
yesterday and the tray before.
The see: of the drama was laid in
1
every part of the third (101101 product.
The action started tai St, Catharines,'
Ont., on Monday morning, and the happy
denouement occurred yesterday after-
noon in a boarding house at 202 Caroline
street in this city.
The wandering hero - of the play was
William McCann, 28 years old, and the
heroine was, of 0011050, 1110 bride, Mo -
Capin, journeyed from his home in St.
Louis towed his sweetheart, taBright-
eyed beauty of St, Carthruruty. Tho end -
ding took plaice in the' Canadian town
on Monday, aril the happy couple started
on their honeymoon to Buffalo,
They aalivid hero about I1 o'clock 011
Monday morning, and engaged a room
at the Caroline street house 'Che pair
enjoyed dinner end cooed together at
tie huusc until 11 o'clock Monday after -
01 that time McCann, anxious to pre.
servo a well•groomctl appearance, left
the house to betake himself to ar barber,
and have his whisker crop removed,
He had neves' been in Bnffnle before, and
knew absolutely nothing, dbm111100;city.
He 10101,1 a hasher shop, however,, and
after the barber had finished his work,
the bridegroom refreshed himself with
n glass of Buffalo brow, The thirst
parlor he visited was presided overby a
800101(0..
A11out 0 o'clock on Monday night,
when the chill of the evening was conn-
ing on, and the uptown workers were
hurrying 1'''100vn•d, Pot ola:en Conboy,
of lite. Pearl street pollee 1(0111,0,- 071•
c0nnteted a lonely man wandering a1111 -
10011y alon;t West Tunper street, •
"Say, I'm lost, Can you tell me where
I n (+" he sadly asked.
"Ilby, where do you live?" asked the
offieor.
"I don't know," and melancholy was
(leen' in his eyes,
IIe described as well as 110 could the
house lie had left. Ile accompanied elm
patrolman over the precinct beat, hitt
could not find the home and bride lie
had lost.
In the meantime 111e wife (('nitn11 teat,.
fol end lonely, for the return of iter
Im 1 nt d. Two Mints 1(011 10150011 after
his departure in tritest of n twirl. 'before
5110 Met anNic to Then 7 o'clock,' 11
n`' I, and . ,.I+ k . end isoluihby
Judge Lacombe in the Federal Cour( s'ev.
oral days ego, and to-daj they were with a clean-shaven chin 0000 to 1, seen,
named in the came court to act for the "Che nnbnlipl. wife wont ns sheer , ,hied
illetre 011(n Street liailwa • Company. the floor. she derided that something
1 y p terrible bad happened, end after ,1 oidin3
TI 'New Yo l Cit' Railway .ti Comstn'
I iiia 301st as well 1:000, lived, and well
1,WANTS PLAYED WITH GUN. ' 011,011,.0 as any of any critics. 1 hate
Leon in the ministry for tha'ty years-'
stn Pilled never e'. sly hiog else -.ills (crania
Three Ycar-Old I�enncilr I'_(,,.. 1111 n y t 1 l
all 'lallorytown, elder' than say cubes, ,just' es colt:rod,
n ,,;< Has ac01• si)itituahy ,m1(1,1;11ed, 5111 as (levotcc( to
h11>' 'shot'vtt, oot:,1. ._ It, n: 011'+ • a Ilie 1110 arc to theirs,
dntlly 'shot`' nodi"dkill p ln:+cp cg' dtiy. 1a „rt. ty
0011 F r eu eu a ed t1u•rv' y e g'0, 10;1 yce (0111 1 (3 critic nr _ i)no o fc-
31 P lirrli 0011;1 male,,jtir,tioe of the pane's, 11':1110 e 000i-
(vybtg .o1o11iS brolhcr -A of of
five years, about noon to -dg'}', they h rv• sty. One ter .t bishop of the Clr tr -t
n loaded ,.rn, let Uod who fat ten years (10clareil h 111,0 •
i n got pusscssfoit of adist, cls 1 .1,,1
110100 unaccountable lam :.sr h(nnef`li 11l11'e about tau .d light i t t
Il 1 ! f PP
111103 t,.eps of glory are oat 1 011 spy was shot th otich the heed ,.nl y
callir^
reel troci-ir I' et his door, or 1100netlur+*
Ude, l,1) n p(
e m , City a aa, y li i to i o home 1:0 her mother, she clump -4
Icace;, the hues of the Metropolitan her mind and event to the home of on
Street Railway Company under a guar- undo:in 1Vfwgmn Pills, where she spout
guar-
antee to pay 7 per cent. dividend on the ' he n,,,, ,.;
,lfetropolitan stock, , This dividend be At ,3 o'clock yesterday aftcrno0n the
Il -
nevi: been earned since the date of the
least and the Attorney -General charges tav0 policetnon and the n'anderine 1,1'1111: -
lease, g hand Walked no to the door of the Louse
that the deficit to dote amounts to more at 26" Carolina street. McCann had
,11Th tiAt1orney- passed the house eight times in his
The ement of Gelcap compaallegesnies
that the .passed
but had failed to rcimaniz0 it.
m » a emrnt of tho two companies have h
either wasted almost 63,500,1100 or have The wife was there, Olt }es ver'; much.
not accounted for n soon amounting to The missin;tarnsband received a very
g cold welcome after his harrowing ex-
The
$'i ,Ob,6B'l.' This ciutrgte wrap made, in
001101011011 ovitit 0g' entry in the tom- 0111100110: The conn) wife, dignified and
t ed unmoved upon lain The
`
irate, par. 1 p
patty's books for 1t�2, amounting to vhr .,,1. (c L':_.1,"•:,,''',...,,'".:',,__,'",,,,`,,,,",,rh, , .0 ,vas pre -
30 iii, for laying nee g ur1. 'lite Atter•
in y-Ceneral. charges that this sum, _Li...,
oral 0 ss11(10100 to
arm nt!ng to about $103 000 per utile lits niece's hashnml. The office's 00'
1 pinined, however, mal 0 smile ,humineted
is more than v30,000 per mile in access the prolty features of the bride. When
eo what. such
work n reasonable and fain 11119 happened the thepolicemen found the
cost `nf evchar work. stairs in a hurry and considered the ls-
r1'tlfcr eras, ;es Ore made by the At. cadent olosem..
tont c' General 11111011, ,hent one that
tars timpang elaimed'that X5500,000 per
sit s*
mile'wali expended for building certain �p�* t9,vEL�Ldl visITO
Cr0S�9-tewll 5uofaee lines.. C a ra `r
MILLIONS FOR CHARITY. �alj 'icotic- Meteor Swept tate Shy
One i5;illi Bequeathed for the Benefit Last Night.
is f the. Negro Race,
Negro
Philadelphia, Oct. 7. -By the will of New Yetis, Oct, 7.-1 meteor of ma-
philAn't'i dea,.aca; well coo n for her 'estic propgrtions swept the w'es ern s'y
i' iends toy a 00011(0 amongace 1 ;`0:011)1 of , Carey 11(11130 1. To onlookers here it
Friends ai ,1X 11113.1(3 101(1 which ✓,ts
admitted' o (ht mit: to -day. eh left ai ape tiled larger and brighter time an are
r
s i•r tin:,u cst:atc valued `tit tbeti' c he seen •.ut.t hlnok at'ay, inti vv,r,; o' u.
nin.t t✓10 ,
$3,000,1100, to charity. more' littlish ban: The visitor left a trail
13y? the will 41,010,660 is bets ,1thcd lI
of sp• des :slang its w+bole course, as it
for• the benefit of too negro rice S0111e secnaea tq travel from dee north to due
111„,,,,0111) this \ goat 000 as.m O1 1' south,' $lythe apparent 1u,u1( 0 of its
to 1,0ol;er i leu.>hln !nil and li alp, : 9o,u' t;nn tt;l' imyresec] those who
1> r e Frssc'1? as trustees, and 10 00+'0)), ll'"` l fibra, ''o sec it. Same olie who
I. 1007 '1110, ',11'. l 1, ....
dated rcb. 27. Lite. e will.d i it toll 'e been risible a frill minute.
ared
1(111101 1100 s of the uIL .1nto 1• mita ale , ' c'1 os from Suffer,,, 0.0.00)11-"f;;:1-'13.11
. 1 ., >ay
m ttl'lt(0):) le:11''.I (t1' So✓altl torn 1' h d' as se0n from
Colics: 0(111 11 score: bf h0spitahl in 1:(111 that 11110 k y n y,
there ad the typeornnee of a hu ,ly
city (111,1 0,,00 0,100• rooks., '1i '',4e.4, nose to 1t ae•10 hri (` '"
-- ('" H-
ftiaf La'okt unfv iplif a dm.rh ptaot0.
FC:LhND f,9ti7T1-lC11 DEAD, �'y� ,a SONGS.
Ltoath of (vire, Annie Muir a1 Nk.
;.SOLOMON'S ,�t 'NG
{1 1 1 w 1 �1 t • k
T, 0,n1
A fat. Thomas repo lel 'r-.
0,:,01 0wav 510010 t1. le d( .int' ;'8107 de,s.lat'c'a 31 se ,''
Dluir irJp n;�:.aflti y
last night at the home of her In'' Solomon.
ii<r'ttoll' j3
,1100, refs. 1.11(1' G •wilt, l,�i p1). treet, 0`
east. 13Uee n d lied net been itt 3+,111
ti u(e ht t lief 0,.dol 1
health. foe some 1 n
lo, g',0 tr,^, (1(,xpo.ted, 6\.t.n ller,
d tt ;.Iter v e'tt into tier' bedr0001 this,
morning site founds her mother dead(l`.
710coas,ed a r a 00111T0011' of the 11to'
Mr, and lire, 1)01)0111 Granit, and was
born in Peel Township, \'Jefh 010:1
County, 50 years ego,
No, 11100110, door; the top floor of a
1
tenement' ho0s0 i0 loot 0roupl0i1 by the
11(1, 0r ton,.
\Phy is 11 oeonomieal to 1000 o fowls on
Cann F it'
Bhltinnore Oet. 7.-301101 1 30 010, )100'
fessor of Setnitin';l.anguagos in the Joltn
Hopkins 1Jativecsity, who has finished a
Hopkins
1 tion'of� the Songs of Solomon, is
translation'
rans a
credited with s0y'ing that Solmu,u 00001,
wrote the ons. "The songs," the pro-
fessor' sato, "tveve written fully 600
years after ars• reign, °which \\T A '1150
13 G. ['he book is a collection of love,
songs, dealing 1100t101100ly with love
of Christ, who NITS to 00111e, for man,
It was written in the neigllb0("ed of
about tt ,1100 cake
long our ears will retain their power to 1alorit11n1, or by arbitrary sglce11og, "It 1;iP,01, p v Damascus.