HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-04-09, Page 7111. Words of comfort (vs, 38.41), 39.
.,I gide groaning -Bet tune of the unbe-
lief
uhrlief tt the Jews. We never find him iu
ae much "tier over 1118 own suffering,
I es over 'lie sins of Urea, Cmnelh to Lim
tot:-- 1Jt:'it us, woo, es 1, tt,ntt' his 31.1 -
tun, not: lead in a cemetery, but ir, las
Loth p'!t:u • remit ie n rata ---probably ut
LESSON IL -APRIL re, 1908. 1 garden, the favorite place of inter -
0::.a. Not only Lite r000,, but :that of
.i" e of Leearls, --John 11: 4-57. sulaner mews, had tomb's of their own:
, pt opted before they were ueuded, and
7. Ch,iet
mouth to Kept ae pt otttol property. The tombs
`,!,til'A411;i
its i -„I), haus had no hone were eitlicr of rock, hewn, or natural
u he often tested et Ute eaves, or else huge walled vaults,with1, , h. , , tttt'hl, but
lae= of hie friends. The home' of niches alfa g the sides, In such caves or
Slav, Alateho and !.acarus was one of tock -hewn tombs, the bodies were laid,
nie:atones. only a fete weeks before the having been autinled with many spices
time of this lesson Christ visited this --with myrtle, aloes, etc--Ederslteim.
family at l(eth:my (Nuke 10;38.42). 30. Take ye away the stone -That
Moon after Jesus had left theist Lazares which could he done by hunhtur baud he
w •taken sick (v. 1). The sisters at orders to be done. Be would have the
omen sent a message to Jesus (v. 3). bystanders son that Lazarus was nail-
'
ear- They mode, no request, but the message ally dead, Ile stinket-h $seeing to
(1'.' 1 Was a prayer, "Lord, behold, lie forget whet Jesus had said to her whet
whom thou 'coyest is sick." Jesus waited she met flim, Martha now thinks only
two day's after receiving the, new of of the condition of her brother's body
the dangerous illness of Lazarus before and objects. The idea of two immediate
;darting to Bethany (v. 6). lie writs ac; resurrection sloes not went to have oe•
e ompm)ied by Ills disciples, who felt they currod to her. 40. If thou wouldtst be -
were going into great danger of aecoutt lieve So we see that if these sisters
of the hostile feeling of the Jews against had not possessed tweets of faith, 0
their Master (vs. 8, 10). Jesus strived williingness to believe and ober (.lout,
at Bethany when lAenrtts had been dead this miracle could not have taken place;.
mrd buried four days (v, 17), the burial, Glory of Cttd-"Such a revelation • of
Mem:ding to the Jewish custom, taking God's power as shall disclose ills
place on the same day on which he died. glory"
kir ha first heard that Jesus was con- I'` Lazarus raised to life Ito 41•+l).
m„ and, without notifying Mary, she 11, Took away the stop:--\lartht'0
went to meet him just outside the vii- faith must have rallied and she gave
"age (vs. 20, 30). She greeted hint with way to 1,',us req nett. They had tree ;t-
thete words of sorrowful despair-- pliebt'd all of thein' power wl,eu the stone
1,ord: if thou lodst been here my broth- was rcanoved. Jesus now ',^'tt 0 ,lis
or had not died" (vs, 21, 22). Brit even part, Lifted up His i.ye;_Att uutvar11
then there was a dawn of hope in ha expression of the clevatrisr of this oiml
heart, from her experience of the power and to shove theist 0000 stood by 11',.m
of Jesus. Jesus relied with the assur- whence He u rived itis power. 11' lifted
vas "the resurroethon told u t 1lis ev00 as looking•het'nu1 rho grace
once that he v [ e.
the life,,' and prcpnrcd her for the great and 'ooetool:iag the duheubp,s that
troth: he was about to c10 (vs. 23.21)• afore tieur_e,-C•om. Coat.•
When Martha's faith and lope were 00• 42, 'Thou hast sent ate -Not to 3,e-
sur•cd, Jesus bade Iter go and bring her ,toy nun's lives, fart to snit.
sister, with the message: "The "latter ',Mosta, to show tint God sent hint, made
is ''000,0 and ealleth for thee" (v. 28). the, earth open and swallow up then
Jesus seems to have avoided going to (Nuts, 16, 26, 30), for the Inv; was 0
the house, because, so many Jews weee dispensation of terror hitt Christ proves
there, IIis work of comfort and ntstrite• lits ntissine by raising to lite one tient
tion could best be done. with the sisters was dead.- Ibtd. ae, Loud foie, -lie
alone. "He did not come to jour in Ito del not whisper nor mutter, as did ;IL,
meal lamenhttiou, but to take away
the need of .them,"
II. Christ's compassion los. 32-37). 32.
fell down -Oriental wailing it said by
travellersto be indescribable. "After
the burial- the wonmtt still go to the
tondo in the early morning, where they
pray, ireep, sob; chant hymns, and beat
their breast. This mourning continues
tho" violently for three days, and then
for tour more feast(ngs end wailing's are,
the proininent characteristics," if thou
]mist been here -"These words express
the very essence of seal torture at such
times. In our affliction we continually
echo the if of these • sisters, saying to
omselv'es, 'if We had dote this, or if we
had clone that, or if it had not been for
our blunder, or that of our, ivieuds, or
that of our physician, our beloved would
not have died, But rend verso 4 o this
clicI :tor. Chalice is the god of atheism,
and is a comfortless god in the time of
out trouble." -Abbott,
groaned in the spirit -This is it
strange terns and is better rendered by
the margin of the Revised Version -
was moved with indignation in the
spirit' The Greet: word here transln
ed "groaned" expresses indignation rath-
er than grief, "Jesus 0000 indignant at
the hypocritical and sentimental linen- the Father's throne he is ret ashamed 'flmmns Gibson at the carnet of Altu-
tetinns of his enen}hes, the Jews, Wring' to could nus brethren (Pleb, 2; I1.) fie is not
ling with the heartfelt 0000001' of his lov'nshamrd to be written in the estrus re- nnng sect= and 131oor• street yesterday,
l Menten•, "These Whet the little fellow was run over by a
ing friend litany."-' �,nster as this poor people. Jesus Wept.
h coos Jcaa, now weeping rmd � Ile was not ashamed to own the affiic- Bloor street car going west and almost
I1 -rig t tion sin caused his holy soul, nor the gmull11 to pieces, Tlto focality occurred
esac;h the eight of death made in his shortly after the noon hour, Young Gib•
"snot . Plc could nut bear to Fen the
son was running up Manning avenue to
grave (1(011 fie corruption, 1 neva
into; reach his bene on Bathurst ,risen. He
here front e:d to end of Leaden without :tarred across Bloor street just 08 n
7 e word moans "deeply' moved; 'bis, feeling n Week cloud like n pall 000r ray 73lonr e:u- westwtu'd bound, came along,
tt
however, would not be at variance with al»lif. How Why Scant breaks for bhei,, The lad did not see the ear mail it
the other explanations. was troubled-' 0 sinful city, its shuns, sins, •poverty, was on top of him; and wdrile the motor.
"'1'vnnlded himself," -R, V.i mnargin. el"' drtnkenneee v moo go through a mud's 110011 lout of tate etfe'geney brakes as
bably the meaning is that he allowed his heart like sharp swards. Jesus wept, soon as loon to Ire Bette• tthe hiole bayfalls it He was
too
Jeep emotion to become evident to by hau'�h about to wol +a wonderful nisi
standees"-Iiurlbut. etthrl. and cnut«t along for n distance
for the sorrowing ones of'Bethany were
tears on a hornet' grave," Both sisters
said to ,lostw, 'Lord, If thou`hodst been
here, my brother had not died" (vs. 21,
32.) Over against thea it' Jesus laid
another, `Said 1 not unto thee, that,
tf thou weuldst leduve,'ther sho„det
ce the glueyof Cod'," (v. 40,) If We
h hetc. Ile shah :e, David wrote, it I
had fainted n alt ss 1 had believed to
set, the cordis s tt1 that" (Pee. 27; 13.).
The Israelites "Inhered t0 see" when in
the day of darkness ne s anti trial, too =;rep
eta : ':upon the seeming load, and find
the rock beneath," Christ delay's "to' lite
ittteet" that we may believe (0, 13.) If
the ease he desperate, when relief corms
we "see the tory of (and:'`
ile that Was dead mine' forth" (w,
44,) Martha said to Jesus, -."1 know,
filch even novo, whatsoever thou whit
ask of Cod, (foil will give it thee". it.
22.) Jesus would not grunt a miracle
to it simple impulse of natural affection.
Iie required faith in lefty exercise-, and
tonight ,to revive this in the wounded:
heart, by theclefinite promise, "'Thy bro-
ther shall rise again."
♦.o
GRAND TRUNK.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT. FOR THE
HALF, YEAR.
Gross Receipts Show Increase of £188,-
400 -Net Traffic Receipts Show
Increase of £28,962 -Funds for
Prairie and Mountain Sections and
Lake Superior Branch, G.
London, :April 0, -The half -yearly
report of the Grand Trunk llnilway
shorts the Toss receipts for the half-
year to be 83,703,'240 as tgaiust.•Ci,381,-
816 last year. The working cognates
wer0 1:2,710,5153 as against 319,501,102
last year, The net traffic teceipto were
81,002,312, while Inst year they tsar
O1,023,350. The amount available for
dividends is 341,815. A tour pot cent,
dividend has been declared on tot' guar-
anteed first and second preterenee sestet
and a dividend of three per emit, till the
u a h itnes,-Hsil, It was the tyre of tend preteatn c 'tats lea ret .00,i;i: to
I h eluded louts:d,
that voice like the sound of many wet- Ilse passengers numbered 0,291,506, an
es (lu'o'. 1, 13), at width all who are in tterens.' of 'eai,326 over last year. The
then raves shall come forth (John ;i, • aright earned was 8,981,34, toe,, an
28; 1.lhess. 4, 10). --Abbott, "Ile (!int meeease of 303,272 tune the train mite
wept its a man now spoke 00 a Gott" i wet ine•enaod by 581 oJ milt•s•
AFRAID O'''BOMBS.
.
New York Stock Exchhngeto Close
Its tialierios.
New York, April 6 I'lus:'I'imee:to-
dt) say,: Hollowing the rotoe)pt-frony
potter hondquprters of a tvarniq, dluat
at ;tmrhdtistie attaek aright hr mule
open the member," of the exchange the
}
Coesolbd tted Stock 7;xehaij,e Nati dctid•
ed to close its galleries.
nnilur warunfns are said 1,, havebeeit
sent officials of the outer exteete cs, in•
eluding .the Cotton Exchange and the
New York Stock Exchnwge.
An offtein' of the latter 'instiluton,
-however, would not ttlnnit that :any
wtuadng hall been` rec'ei'ved tent> 10(38
hendgtfaters. The. gallery of the ex•
change has been dosed for a ntontlt. or
more, The Cotton Exchange Gallery
1)'100
been c!oeed since 1Vbtuday. In the ease
of both exchanges the ,xcrae was given
that repairs were to be made, The
Stuck i,xdtmtge closed its gallery' to the
public, but the' only precautlet taken
by the Consolidated Exchange busIieet
to put another special policeman rot
duty.
SIN AND DEI TI.
Results of a Tragedy in Philadel•'
phia Last Sunday Night.
Philadelphia, :Ipril 13. -'.Airs. Ella
Pnsehnll, the. second of the three Women
when George I5, Ec!s, it policeman, shot
on Sunday while in a jealous rage, died
to -day, 1t was Airs, Paschall for when
Eels deserted his wife told children fhf-
ttca ycnrs ago, and who was endeavor•
Mg to dissolve their relationship, Alas.
Albert Andress, with whom ;Mrs..Pru•
shall had taken tap her residence, w;gs
Slid and instantly killed, and
Mary I wei, a sister of a man whole
Eels meowed of supphmtieg him im the
afihedons of 'Mrs, Paschall, is in' a hos-
pital with ,t bullet trowel in the neck,
The shooting occurred in front of the
1'I, home in the presence of to number
of neighbors. Eels is in prison, charged
with the murder of Airs. Attires, and
1 az" Te n t imine t , we •
"o will be amalgam' again, eh•uged with the
,nus I e smile him by t ut n the C'uannulu Atlantic net revenue
call those by titer manes whom the would a;,00t ett a deficiency of ald0,J2:i, The i killing cf the 80 tt t otL tttt
wake out of sleep. Thi, hwtiumtes that tea 3', 1t . 'ten net revenue showed a
the tame individual pertain that died etedit balance of .815,085. A THING OF THE PAST.
shell lice again at the hast dna 41' '3b boned state that in eie.w'o the
Lurid band and Foot --Probably each' decreasing traffic, oausegucuce Jf bad
Britain's Volunteer Army, mak„ Way
limb was separately bound, as was the
Jigyptiatt custom. loose hint --11v was 0
healthy, strong rami, and no longer need-
ed the bandages and winding sheet,
'the remainder of the clutptct tells
how the high priests turd others in au-
huoest and severe fintuoia,l crisis,
stringent meastu•^s are being taken to
to.trict, aonsistett with the interests
m -the company', all cxbtehlitufc while
the depression lastti, The whole of the
fends required ender the Grand Trunk
, k
thorny plott d agaia,t his life. • puma ti; for the prairie aad utoue.l,tin
1'R:I 11CAL AYPLICATII(NS• ;,rtions and the Lake Superior branch
"Jesus 111)01" 10. 3.5.1 Three tines 3; of the ("rand Trunk ]'nciti, have been
'urs of Jesus are recorded. Jesu }vi'pt raised excepting :Ui0U,000, which is not
a: u substitute, pouring out itis soul in wanted now,
a stcrifieitl w•ceping over a dost \voila
(Hob 5; 7); as a prophet, 'over the
doomed city (Luke 19; 41); as n friend
ah the toub of a friend The Jews, see•
ing his tears for Laaarus, said, "Behold
Iwor he loved him!" (v, 36,) Spurgeon
says: "nth earth, Jesus :was not ,[sham•
eco to find friends among nmrtals. On
BOY KILLED.
Run Over by Toronto Street Car and
Terribly Mutilated. '
Toronto despatch: Death instantane-
ous and terrible came to eight-year-old
groaning In .professional setrinv with
:\tory', were men who would soon be
lotting to kill, not only Jesus, but the
restored Lazarus" (compare chap. 12:10).
• Put Liddell and Scott state that
., Where -laid ltim---A question tul-
dreesed to and answered by the sk-
ims, Not that Jesuse did not know, but
1(b'- question was indicative of whet he.
heal determined to do. 35. Jesus wept
- ,Legs., was a neat and as a matt Ile
wept, Ile did not feel it beneath Die
nity to sympathize with the dt lsed
anal Weep with those who wept. This ant
uu lite part of Chri t shows Ilis so no
unity' and love for us, "The needs of
1
Ow whole tvorfd rose up before Ills
eyes; all its mourners and all it to s
were present to IIiut,"-Trench.
71!8
1
Mare suggest that wewpipg and working
blend well. Tears wore shed by out Salt,
only on the etre of His mightiest
tell!' y
works, It is mockery fon' us to weep ,c•:�r
the "erringMies' and than do nothing
to -are thein." Cuyler, "With these fed..
ib' e0 there mingled the certainty of his
own bitter death, the picture of ant one
believing Jews, a fallen race, kateeuntg
on to a death which has no end, ,nil 1011
than first moved flim to pity nett, aril
conte down to sato hitn,"
30, Ilow He loved hint -A spontane-
ous testimony from those Jew's of the
tenderness of the Sot of God, 37. Could
lett this matt ---"The miracle of the blind
nem was was rt.fored to because it was of
teem occurrence, mid in the immediate
o h h - tbo•bood, while the tovo previous
ane t'!es of raising the dead (Luke 7,
11.17; 8. 41-56), were performed in 03 -
tont Galilee, about one year and a half
butane,' Sevvnl lending commentators
thin): that these ,Jews were unbelieving
:nod now refer to the healing of the blind
hitch in a deriding manner, suggestieg
(hat if he could have done that, then
he v,otld have kept Ltuatts alive, end
real love would have prompted Flim to
do it if He had porter. AVhedon how-
ever, thinks those Jews are expressing
"nn doubt of Itis past miracles, no mal-
ice 00 Davit about sins power. It stops
at. simple wonder that this miraenlously
:11,
ado, Iib wine not ashamed to own his
fen -
for New Territorial Force,
Lender, April 6.L -With the stroke of
midnight (treat iBritaiu's, . volunteer
arty' beeenie a tiling of the lost ager
SHOT BY CONSTABLE.
Politician Killed In the Streets of 1'
Baltimore.
Baltimore, April 0,- 10ures 3L
lion was shot stat almost, umteetly Nothing Lost. ..
Isilled last night b I Rem. 1. 11tu ig. ,\lo' -Tribune.),
y (,I. AV Poky, hut, in 1'ismtu•d,
lion is a brother of John J, 11+hhon, Not etery g'ltstening pearl of deW
1 the rich sot jewel, finis a rest
keen a. rosy, or, nestling dow'tl,
)hrinls, modest, on its velvet breast..
Not every songster's swelling throat
Yours Borth its wealth of song to bless
Om, ears, but oounticss carols flout
'Unheard' in the deep wildotness.
whom minty lonlc upon its tete such h s oar
in politics of the hate t, lireeteau Rosin;
harts, who is it constable, hat been a
figure le polities for many year,. The
shooting necurrcd at the co)'ner of 11011'
liday' Ural 1''pyette, streets, within half
h block of one of the, popular theatres
and caused a great deal of excitement,
Ilttrig claims that Alaimo, after haying
ttccuoed him of responsibility- for a r0•
shit; raid on a pool room, attempted to
draw a piet0l, and that he here open shot'
Mahon, Twenty. odd years ago llaiig
shot jounce 11. Sweeties', who had been.
Not every 0rrow finds its uun•I:1
But, sped all eager trout the how',
Too 'deftly feathered; floats too high,
'Too lightly.ttriven, fall-, below.
Not every effort finds sat ts,•
But fails, as falls the aeioefe:cyttt,
ietitnatoly' nssoeifited with political af• 'Not every eenbetnt gilds this gloom,
fairs in the southern ,schen of the city. Nor every song may reach the hu'ai'l.
In that case Hang wits acquitted on the
ground of self defence,
GOT FOUR MONTHS
Sick Wife Saved Him From Getting
Fourteen Years.
Toronto despatch: In the pollee court
to -day Edward Beery was found guilty Prayer.
of perjury in having denied when placed 1i01y and most merciful God, we ser.':
on trial, charged with the non-pay
of his fare on n. street car, that he pre- Thy face with humble gratitude and of-
Iedted a bogus special constable's badge fe• Luo tribute of edoatior and preise,
instead ofha ticket, and that when tie we titanic Thee for our creation, far
esnduetor refused the badge he had said t!re e bodies eo icarfully nn 1 wonder•
he had travelled on this fm' nine months.
Pirie 'Magistrate said Ile would sentence fully node, for the light of reason and of
Ileus to 14 years in prison or peniteu. conscience and our ca eteil-y of commun-
Lias'y for the offence, but in view of the ion with Thyself. Savo ua,: ore beseech
fact that the prieoaer's wife i iu ill- Thee, front all unworthy uses of the
health he made ilio seulenec four months Powers with which we have been 'endov-
in the Centel, ed. Yelp ns to regard our whole being'
• as an instnuwert for to execution of
FIVE YEARS FOR EACH. God's holy will. And gran', us strength
--_-_, nod tvisdomr that nye may content] in
Chis, Sells and Frederick Yokum;Guilty Thy none against the evil forces which
of Highway Robbery. oppose Thy sway end harms our Meth--
ren, :hist, 0 God, in 'Tbty divine might
:1 Woodstock despatch: Charles Sells and overthrow the Idngdou of dnrl:ncis,
sant Frederick f ok ria beth of Taken.. affil let the kingdom of light be estate
tete appeared for trial this morning rt, tidied, Let tewtp:wall t.'purity, truth
charged with
Ihul'tg to the Gonne Corot, ttud Ione prevail throughout' th0 woild,
chttrged wflh lrglurny' robbery, 'Otto :1000,
eras' against the two Were taken up to. _-
Whet'.
nether.
Both of the prisoners are young men. - Fare.
John Birks, veterinary surgeon, who J. Soealr_went down to .Toppa fled took
Yet, though I fail, mine effort lines,
And somewhere on a scroll eulroscd
The glory of my striving is,
For nothing fruitless, nothing lost,
That like a seed sown of the soul,
May fall and die in desert hot,
But would have blossomed and borne
fruit
If fallen in some fertile spot.
lives in.. South Middleton in Norfolk ship f '1' 1' ! He id the fair,
left Tillsonbnrg on the night of the rob• doubtless the motley was his own, lay.
merry, about 1) otclod:. When about n fully gotten. But it proved "a snare, as
s hop or ars its t. c pa
County; told his stay, He said that he
mile and a half batt from the town he it often does note. Had his pocket'bcen
MI5 track on the head by one Urine empty Nineveh might have heard her
from hcd:ind, while n ecemtd ,alar ,v, "'el n little earlier and in a better
jumped in the buggy, grappled with t stn, L
him end began to feel" Ido pock its, fashion, Olt the inspiration of an empty
Thee fell out of .the buggy together, pocket! "\Wben I sent you out without
purse or scrip, lacked ye anything? they
say unto hint nothing." Faith is easy
when the cupboard is full, but the true
mission of faith is in the' face of an
empty cupboard. Who is tired of study-
ing the power of money, and reaching
atter the prize! 011, fever that has
scorched and cursed the world! The
Pope gave the western world to the
king of Spain, from the north polo to
Cape horn. Generous man, but not Wise.
'Vaunting ambition doth o'erleap itself.
Cold is yellow, and, yellow predominates
in the Spanish; flag; hateful color, em-
blem of contagious disease, corruption
and death: Let us be thankful that the
Stars and Stripes contains no yellow,
5Iese's. Peter lfelh uald and -\I-, (', nm' the onion Jack. "Three cheers for
13rowin addressed the ledge on behalf the red, white anti blue" Spain, through
of their respective clients, pride and papery and gold has gone
His Honor foetid the prisoners' „;nilly'' down to' the lowest. Low in pulse and
;led sentenced them to five year, :melt reverence. lief flag has been hauled
to the pctuitthtim;r•'nt hard labor. prestige, and none so poo' as do her
• Thomas Anderson,' 1 young nnnu from 1 down with a mixture of malediction and
delight. In the most lasting nation there
is a splendid postal service, and tele -
grants and telephones are excelled, Here
we find 'first Ind second-clns.s matter.
The work represented by gold is rated
second class. The highest service, unit'
which eantiot be paid for in gold, is
rated first-class, He w'bo via0 born in
at eristcure of iatyaiilic'yctirs and
and ,wheys Bhks etude to himself, his
u tcrhifori:t1 army, introduced by. IPar mums $.:30. was gone and the tomo men
Secretary h 00 d•' rtntnieg sway.
ILtltane,` takes flit. plaee, , He,_idettifl«1 Sellsasthe math •,Otto
Thor von neer foreee thrantghout the jumped hot. the rig' with hits and the
country celelnrttod their "host post' at Inc prhsotets ou tie ones he sun• vun-
nittt; ,swats, Ab':ntt 10 dawn 0,111(015 s
their renpvellvo headquarters ,by din-. trete called to prove the tnovenooiiI tf
nes and other celebrations, the fie- 11t• prisoners during the nfternoon pre-
tivilies, however, taking on somewhat doling thio robbery.
of +a sad character owing to the diA- For the definer, the, father's of the
mppenratae of the old assbeiatiou, .\lost prisoners %vela 'called its to det'rai'n
of the gatherings were attended by vet. and meeunt of livelihood. The prison -
mons and friends of the service,' Who ex. erg Were alto celled in their own de-
/henget'
e-
ch n ul old memories; • fence. Both sa'm'e that they had not
As midnight struck there were stir- seen Birks after he had left the Royal
t•ing scenes as to wvh0 would bo the hotel, bettreen eight and dine otkr)c,
first to enlist in the new body, inauy
bunt ah being thins recruited, 111
so ua- 0,1801 praclicaliy the whole rogi•
meet took the new regimental title in
the now force.
The celebrations included procession:,
volley firing, huglo reveilles, 'eta.,, while
in London, Down• and other places full
tete coffins were borne through' the
streets, followed by 1olttnteeet, to re-
present rho defunet force.
TO WORK 0 N' ANAMA CANAL,
manhood. while be proved himself the pt about one hundred fret with the
eroelbee and the ]item Ile utd tier and then rolled under, the ea' pass- Hindus at Vancouver Turn Eye on the
Karo repressed his teals, as teeny hlo , ing over him and stopping a few feet
habitually, But he was never uann.tu- beyond,
e. o
rat, lie was free from -pride, sad wore FROZEN TO DEATH.
his heart where men could see it. He did _
not disdain the feebleness of that nu-
tui
et- Frank Nowlan Succumbed to Death
tui0..he had taken that he might redeem
it to God," • While Drinking.
deans was hilly bttnnan in hfs synnp't- St, Join, N. I3,, April 6, -'debar the
tiles 11e did not merely walk about wages of sin ns death was forcibly illus.
like .h tnfu, but, he was cquais in notch trate(' by the tragic ending of Frank
with sorrow, as one "acquainted 'sink
def" sea. 53; 3,) "Because there meets Nowlan, who, deserted by his drinking
in Jests the tenderness of human pity comrades on Suunay oventng, succumbed
and the fuducss of divine power, be sat- to exposure nod was found lifeless this
isfies the deepest cravings dour hearts, afternoon by '+y Searching party in the
In stn, sorrow, weakness, doubt or fear, woods near the golf links, 00 Sunday
we need sympathy But it is laud to nfternoon Nothut and Frank and Robert
find. What, trottlrles,us does not trod- ICiag, taking two bottles of liquor, went
hie those about use cls our triol is item!- to the woods, anti all were drinking. Ac•
Robert Iiia 's store 'Frank
than, so the circle. of those who can synh. cording to1 b g y,
}lathiest with it is traeroov. But what we King left first, while Nowlan and him•
cannot find in any human being WC Final !self were pretty well intoxicated, Piing
n 1estts.' Ile is touched with the feel- remembered that he left' Not•lau and
ing of our infbrmitie.e (Belt 4; 13,), But t managed to get Roane unaided,
he dote, mer itis heart is not only piti- 'Thomas 11 mob ll, who had beets work-
ftd, hie hand is strong to stave And 1113 with King and NcWl t at'loagslioe
we will have power to help others nr.tett work on the Long wharf, suggested to
we 1,000 0en1 svutpnt!ry with sorr0W 1' tt, that they should telco at walk out
There Watt no bitterncs fu ehrf,t's there. the three bad beton ort Sunday. T•so TIis isspph hien Played Poker
limy went out and found I'Iowlati dead. for Her,
Isthmus,
Vancouver, April 0.--- Baying been
coldly received by their fe)low eitizeus
of the Canndas, and having been lath.
les 1y driven from their .jobs in the
hunted States. the Hindus in this city,
who have Nen without wink for several
mortis, loot: with hoping eyes upon
I',tnana as a place where they Will be
received on all eco :slits as far as their
lebor is concerned, with other workers.
The leaders of the Hindus have been in-
vestigating the situation in Panama.
Several of the number went 10 the
Isthmus about ten weeks ego, and they
report that, the Ilindus can obtain
plenty of employment at good wages.
Efforts are row being made by the
Hindus to get transportation for the
crowd, numbering 1,1610. 'Thus far they
have been ensucceseful, but as there are
several large vessels due to leave for the
Isthmus from this port nod Paget Sound
within the fortnight, it is likely they can
get away very soon.
A GIRL WAS THE STAKE.
ref. He never tnan•nmrod against Lis
lather's vu:l, 100)0 found fault with his
1b' peneati n, T'he first word of Uo
pntya wets"Father," and the fist earl-
ten0e it thanksgiving (v. 41,1 If we cat
ROUNDUP OF REVOLUTIONISTS.
St, Petersburg Police Maine Over One
lookup through our tears anti cry, "14a -
tier," 11 our first word in ltereawsutent Httgdred Arrests,
is praise that Clod doves us and hears St. Petersburg, April 6.--- For the
us, there is no'hitterness in ottr grief, past 24 lteurs the police have been
and ours is a sanctified sorrow without making raids in the revolutionary
sin, quarters, in the course of which over
"Take ye away the stone" (v, 30,1 100 arrests have been made, The police
Jcsys we1ot and then coinnranded. Ile activity is uuderstodd to be 1., case -
cried, "Lazarus, come forth", (t', 43,) liequeen of the discovery of a widespread
said, "Loose him end let hint go"' (v. 44.) military revolutionary organization in
Jestts wept, but he did more. Tears are the capital.
not enough if there is something we eats
A number of notorious revolutionaries
endowed being had allowed eo loved a del to remove the cause-, of grief or as- have arrived from abroad within the
friend to Mel" swage it. Spurgeon says: r''hose tears past few days.
•
Columbia, Uhss„ April 01;- iBunice
Spencer i., under arrest clurged with
murdering (hales Wesley at this Imiii±
hero yesterday-. It is said that Mist
Speyer was the stake in a pokey game
in which Vec,ley and I. F. Coombs 00000
the phtyyers. Each of, the players wee
two gauzes, and in flu dechdin aura,
with oleo point to go otit, Coombs se
cased Wesley of cheating.,,
In the fight which fol'low'ed \V siny
ttnd Coombs on the flexr .with tti' knife
at his throat, At •taus moment Alias
Spencer is said to have seized a lifle and
shot \6csley, wslno died in 0 keit mo-
meats, 'Aliso Spencer claims that the
killing of Wesley Was accidental, ;
'I'tll.onburg. was tnet•e:etel here this af-
teruonn; He is said to have been 00 ac-
complice. •
'• BOWIN WILL TESTIFY.
Boy Accuseel of IrIurder to Give Evidence
in Detroit,
lktroit, April 6. ---That Percy Powis another man's stable, and buried in ale
will. take the stand in hes own behalf other man's g1'nvc, and was sustained in
benne the noel. is out is the uncler-
stoatdfng about the eotiet where he is lie•
ing tried, It is also declared that he
will ,tel:nowledgo the lulling, but will
defy the intent, daimiug that he, struck
the woman, but had tie iutentiot of kill -
public ministry by alms, is the king of
this nation. The coni of his realm is
stamped with a nobler image fuel super-
scription than that of Caesar. Let mil -
deceived, for the loudest laugh of hell
limine, take rare that they be not
ing bei', Detectives Downey' and For, is the pride of dying rich, H. T.' Miller.
who traced Bowin and arrested hint at
Woodville, Ont., were all on the stand Notes,
this afternoon. Fox told of the confes-
sion haute in the police station after the ' Our conscience, and Clod, Wild our own
return Isere; adding nothing to the evi• immortal soils mast always have the
Benca that ltas already been tntrodueed
onttis.binc. Attornoy Kennedy, for the
defence, arose awl. declared that.: hr.
vrottld introduce evidence to show that
undue influence had been used to seeore
the, confession There is just a possibil•
!I,y that one of Botvin's female continuo.
hos will bo connected with the cringe
benefit of the doubt; and never once
our supposed interests, or our affections, •
or our appetites, -Dr, Alex. \\'ny-te.
1 believe that the free development of
conviction is, open the Whole, the sys-
tem most in favor both of truth and of
charity. -W. 1:, Gladstone.
What does the character of 0 citizen
through an effort to prove that Bowen involve? That he will deliberate nbont
assaulted Mrs. Welch and robbed ler at • trotting as if he weed etaehed from
thehtstigittion el enothe• Woman. the comumnity.-Ephetefus.
GEORGE ROWLEY PARDONED, ' if ]: have made one weary life the
A St. 'Phomas rlespn(eh: Word was re. I brigbtei,
staved in the vity today to the died o If 1 have eased another's toil and
Altai George taro Jlowley, ex -manager of the
fettled Elgin Loan Company, who on If 1 suave tirade some eonu'ntle's harden
,.ugust 12th, 3003, was sentenced 1,0
ledge. Emu: ringer to twelve year; lit
Kingston Penitentiary for embezzling
~187,0110 of the. company's funds, had
been pardoned. it is expected he will be
released today and will Hien go west,
The loan C'ompnny closed its doors on
Jude 15513, 1003, aftoo extensive losses
by the manager, who dabbled in stocks
and made up Ills losses by misappropriat-
ing the company's funds. When the At-
las Loan Company failed it effected the
Elgin Company, and Rowley fled. IIe re-
turned later, pleaded guilty and was sen-
tenced to twelve years. Several peti-
tions tasking for his release have been
sent to Ottawa from this city.
lighter-
I have not lived ito vain
-Norman Cole.
Yee forget tint !here may be many
dames, but Unit towing- ng theist all there
is a first and u. last, and that we nnist
not fulfil the last before fulfilling the
first, Just as cue must not harrow with-
out ploughing. -Tolstoi,
Part of the very nobility of the doe
motion of the true workman to 'his wok
consists in the feet that a aunt is not
daunted by finding that drudgery must
be done; and no ratan Win really sneeeed
in any walk of life without, a good deal
of wliet is called phtek,-,Pah, Ilantorton,