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YtoKINI.KVS
IN THE MiNATE.
SJ3SIDY BILL SCHEDULED.
u iix lorn: If* kithkh on tiea
iav or nmuxißOAV.
I rnilrra nl Ikr llur to I’rr• Im
porintit Ylrn.nrr# With Alitor.
I rrllalwo I Otnmlttrr \\ orU Al
ready Ikon* —Army Hrorl*mi
lull I r*ent—llratoornth Likely to
.ulrr a ibrltnte Hrainrr Kmlrnal
,,m jh** rrr**nl 1.a%%.
.i.imetun, Dec 2 —Tl.c Senate will b*
, to ortfer a# 12 o clock to-morrow,
i-.ond he pT'(bblr rradlnfr of the
1 *n'. meat .*■ . will transact no bua
the annoumt nv-nt of tl# death
j. thr rvoeaa of Senator# Davis nl
,vi . n the mttiSMir ha a born read.
, 1 r t k live alttlng to a close.
r Al l-on will make the announce
,i In the raee of his lain colb auu..
~ , Gear, and there la ho|>e that Sen
, \r. on mav arrive In time to per
„ ,-imilar service concerain* H-nator
Davis,
.... .uviouru f msnte w.li be preceded
j . nrtnwny of h wearing In now
t, .(* •a. who this year are Mr. DoMiver.
v |oon appointed to succeed Sena
t < tjf.ir. and Mr. Dillingham. who take*
, j. f .niu-r,' o ruplel by S**nafar
of Vermont, and the ap:>oir.m< nt of
viv.ial mnm;!to * *o wait upon th
l .item and tho House of ReprewiMa
t v o*.
M prvo experts to get up the frhip
. . iv tliii on Tuesday, and if not on
y 10 hive the Bp*>oner Philippine
i tii*|M •and. This all be the beginning
i * Important work of the session, and
u, n the success or failure of th* sch me
lr much of th* future course
proci t'dhr.gs for the entire session. In
, rto (. omplih this result it Will bo
i. ■ li t to get the consent of the
I* ;.i *‘i. -*li Committee on Order of Jiu.-l
--i *. hi \ t*> this end an* cilnK of that
• “mittfe will lx- he.d after the mljourn
„ of the .Senat. . Monday afternoon.
> t | r \• id to-day that h* air. ady hid
conferred with a majority of Hi** member*
of -.it committee, and that h* felt •“*
tr* -i h* woulti have i'O difficulty in ■
, ~r . their assent to the proposed change
1 jar theft hu* been no coneu.tai;m
v i Democratic -nator*. hut the friend
shipping bill aK tot look for fa -
il opposition to taking up th*- W.i
j f ,.ni utai source. A motion to up
.. a*ui is not <k UitaLl*. unrUir the ri. n
.. rules, ami they are confident of a
r *.:■ ity **n . vote if a roil call shouM ie
o. or..< 1 It is probable th.it • friendly
... r, * will e m.ute with Senator
. kiii.. who tins me Nicaraguan Nil in
*r*. that hi)', being on the calendar
\ <i -> ial order for the loth instant.
1 r • I- . inn* ta-.k of .in effort during
e Hick to get up the llay-Pauncefote
ty ti. exH*uiive tail there is ait
im d* Unite prog: .mum* t this nd. A
rmv* merit Is on foot now to hecur* the
a-fient of the Commltiee on Foreign Re
t . to the ib.m io.imont of the I>a\is
■n dm* nt to c treaty for the fortlfl-
itt* i of the projiosad car a I
Ti *• usua i iist m of a ljmirnlng Aiver
from Thursday until the following Monlav
l . 4 the !lr?*t wks of the e*;on pn>b
> will be le,Hr id from this fA*f"k>c
hat Is the desire ~f the Kcpubli an
i icw here, ard they say there probably
w • no such adjournment this wt'‘K.
i < “ I lltl t mh it rt i t OTBIE
lloiie l.emlrra Bent on \ Igorotia
letlvlty During short tenslwß.
Wnwhir.y *>n. lec. 2.—The lenders of the
ll* m- ar* |r* purlng to pro** with gr*.t
vtK-r the important bin*in* ss of the short
;< n of Congress which convenes to
n • rruw Already considerable preliminary
• mmittec work has l*en done on the
‘mpor’:iit m*-;iMires—th** bill for the re
:ton of th* war revenue taxes the
ru \ reorganisatioi) bill, the river and
i iru.r bill and several of th* 1 appropria
te • bills—nnd the legislative mill will
tart under a full head of steam. The
■my rcorgan S'Kion bill Is conslder*sl par
'' ilnrly urgent, owing to th* |*osslbl!lty
•*f its mfeilnir trenuous opposition aft*r
r* idles tli. b nate, and It i- the In
• i a lon *f th* bnders to get it out of
't. way at the earliest p*M*lble moment,
b w.li be roiwrtt'd. probably, on Tu*'s
•iny and will b* taken up at once, utiles**.
further consultatVn, It is decided
let the legislative, executive and Jull
appropriatSon bill, which also will
i ly on Tuesday, In nheod of It.
T' . r).>mo**rat* will caucus on the srmv
• ! <i Wednesday, ind the imficatlon**
• *' ire that they will offer ns a sulmtl
' fr the permanent reorgnnlxatton
• >ur* a bill extending for two or thr*’ *
the pr*vcnt law f.>r a provision!;
firmy.
T *• bill to reduce tho war revenue taxes
e*n practically completed by th* R**-
n metnlers of the Ways and M**an<
<i ?t ?e. and It will b*‘ submitted to
** full committee on Tuesday, un.e<H
f the meantime w < aucus of :h<* Repub.
*' sht?id he f**m>d n*fvlsable. )*om*
■ f tin* Rcf>ubllmn members are not *..
1 with th** lief of articles relieved of
•*x it loti by the bi I, and if too much op
,o*;|on Incomes evhient the Ifiulers prob
• 1 M call a onferen< e or caucus for
I'uriwee of adjusting and harmonus
• c differences.
' 'ti Thunal.iy the Grout oleomorgarlne
"i : ome up as a soerial order nn
■r a rul* mad** nt the last se?*-lon. It
fUfKm* s a tax of jo cents |>er poutsl on
butterine or other manu
turAsJ iHittcn* colored In Imitation of
~Jrr - It has strong backing from the
if a Interests, and w hile* if will m-et
'ith worm opposition lrt>rn the Int* rests
l h*t are nnfaKonlsing Its pass.**:**, when
**■ 1 ** vote its pMute is rcgard*Hl as
foregone conclusion. Two days. It is
and uk*ht. will suffice for i consideration.
>aruniay. under a special order made
Ist session. Will be devoted to eulogies
• h** life, character and public services
the i.tt** Rcnresentatlve Harmer of
'harda. who for several year **n
-1 ll the distinction of the member bold
- the record for longest continuous er
an*l. therfore. entlfWl to the obr
t. "Father of the House."
Nl > business will be transacted at the
ion to-morrow beyond the probable
r ‘ding of the president's message, owing
• *he deaths of the late Representatives
dy of New Jersey snd HcfTecker of
♦ ware, which occurred during the re
' *. as well at the deaths of Senator
'"ur and Senator Davis
§iUnmnai) iHormmj "\ctos
ORGANIZING FOR ONSLAUGHT.
\ull-\ Ire I ommttter >la> He ts|st> j
rd *> the I'nrLhurm S<*iet> In
Its \\ ork.
N w York. Dec. 2.—Th** Anti-Vice t’otn
niltt*-e of Fifteen apimlntcd by Charles
H. Smith will protxibly nu*et ta-murrow for !
oiganuatlon Headquarters for the com
tuittee will he selected ainl various sub
ucnml t* ** will le appolnteil to take up j
th* r.i.-ade in earnest. It was rumor* •
to-night that the I*arkhurst Society would
be asked io aid the committee. In that
cv* nt * x-r<l|ce Coromhion* r Frank Mo-%
may l*c asked to act as counsel far the
committee.
Not in the recollection of the oldest rest- |
dent of "Red Light" districts has that sec- I
tlon of the city b*en so Icareil of lis
d<*ns *f vlcloua chararurs os it wan to
night. When the Tammany Ani-Vic*-
( ommutt e mad* Its rejwrt on Friday that
thcr - wn* i.o vie** In the district tli** mem
bers lab red mi ler . misapprehension
The houses had shutters ckmed. but the
basement etitrai r were s ill open. Tbs
owner.** took fright, however, on Saturday
night aid fbd. They had r*;ii that (’apt.
Titus w.s rotnlng
The tight between Capt Titus and the
dive-keeping clement his row bocom* a
waiting gam* The dv -k**-jsTs fa il*vo
that the r*form wave s*i**n will be over,
and, therefore. Intend to keep their shut
ters closed until they "ir**t the tip to
resume business). Committees of citixena
In the d.drict* will )>♦• apfKdnted to Keep
a sharp toi< h for the return f the dive
keeper- The worn* 1 In the district will
also organise to that end.
To-n*oiiow Capt. Titus will appA'ar In
th** Fourth District < .tirt as witnes- for
landlords who claim that they hav** been
unable to drive ouje* unable tenants
fiorn their premis s. TLua ind his p>lice
men will glv* the n*s - try evidence, x
that the laisllords cun have no excuse.
TWO TRAINS RUN TOGETHER.
I score of Persons Killed and Mstj
Injured in u < olltsioii on the
Mexican Central.
San Antonio. Tex.. Dec. 2 Bdwird
Itische of this city, has Just arrive*! with
details of n terrible wri-ck of two trains
on the Mexican iVnttnl Railway last
Thun* lay. l which more than a wore *>f
persons %v. r** kllie*! *n*l sixty lnjure**l.
many of them fatally.
Roth trains were running at thirty
miles an hour warn they met In a valley
between two great hille fifty miles south
of JumllDo. midway betw.cn the town
of Tamcfeiiacba snd Symort. One train
jrrted a construction crew of 150 m* n
tod the o(h< r whs a freight, in eie up oi
tUty-flre empty cars. Three engines and
forty can wrere pile*! up jn a mats of
debris thirty feet high, in which tho
dead nrtf wounded were burp'd.
Two i< th*f train employes ure Anted
cans, ami they saved their lives by Imitt
.iUite flight, as In Mexico employes of a
• rain must suff* r if fatalities at
tach to ti train wreck. The survivors at
tempted to lynch th* Americans, but they
escaped over th*' hl.l and are supposed to
have reached I’nit* 1 States territory
here they an* saf*.
Mr. liiache can giv** hut scant dt l
of the wreck, which Is said to be th* wots
in the history of Mexico. He left th*
srene l*eff*re the names of the killed and
irjured hd been oh?a;nel.
CONTRACT FOR A CRUISER.
Ottomna. fin.frnnrßt Onlrr. Our
I rnm I r,ni|* nn.l Inrl.lrulnll,-
l*>. Indnaßlty.
ConManttnople. I>•— ‘ 2.—r.v.hA.
Ottoman mititrtrr of mt.rtnr, an.j <!rn
Wllllamr. r<-|.r.*wnttng thr Cramp Ship
btillillnc Company of Philadelphia, havr
<Une<l a conlrart for the eor.trueilon of
a .miner for the Otioman navy. The
price to he tl.l I* f3.Vi.OtW, which IncMe,
£13,(i0 ua Indemnity to tnr fnltrd St.lira
for loear auetalned by Americana during
:he Artnenlmt nnorm.
CONDITION SATIAKA**INMIT.
The f anr 1*.a.e,l lamH flay and firn.l
iii.ll> |. lu<-re.lnif In <Hrrnaiti.
Uva.Hr, European Kneela. Dec. 2 —The
followlntr bulletin rcuardinir the condition
of Emperor Nloholaa wrr lr.ue.l tonlay.
"Tho Caiir [>a*'e.l n very good day >r
tcrvlay and Sept well la#t night. HI,
MaJctJ-a condition this morning Is very
ull.ditorv. HI, a|i|ietlte Is returning
and hla airength grmlually Increasing.
Ij.st evening hla temperature has #7 b
ami hla pulse M. This morning me for
mer kb, S7 uiu* the latter 72."
Mart, for l.lmilta.
I'openlMigen. Dec. 2.—Tho Doger
Czarina has started for Dlva.lia.
AN EDITOR COWRIT* SIICIDE.
Irtlinr AVrlr of Ollnnn Sheet. Mini
■elf Ttiroiiuli the llen.l.
Ottawa. Ont.. Deo 2,—Arthur Weir,
night editor on n local paper, committed
suicide last night by shooting hlmaelf
through the head. He have* a wife an,l
two children The suicide was a on of
William Weir, formerly manager of tho
Itanqtievllie Marie, whole now serving a
term in prison for complicity In the
recking of that Institution. Weir slot
himself )ut aa his wife was emetine his
room In one hand he held the photograph
of a Montreal w.enan.
TI2NIII KEII THE SEN ITORfHtll*.
tlov. I.lnd OWees Hie llnuor to l.oren
N\ . t *llln.
Minn*a|>olls. Die. 2.—l.oren W. Collins,
U.fvubltcail associate Justl e of the Stat* 1
.-tupreme Court, was yesterday offered by
Uov Und the l!nlte<l Stales eena.orrhlp
made vacant by the death of Cushman K.
iatvls. Mr. Collins has not yet accepted
The man aptwlnted by Gov. Idnd will
hold until a senator shall be elected by
the State U-glsiaturc. which will convene
won. _
Tnrko-fiermnn IMftlralty Settled.
Constantinople. Dec 2 -The Turgo-Gcr
man dlfftculty r-gerding a coaling station
In the Red Sea. haa been settled. Germany
intimating that the only wanta a eUtMW
dvrrtng the Chlneae crista,
SAVANNAH, CA.. MONDAY. PEC'EMREK 3, I‘H)n.
TO WORK AT TAMPA
TUB (*r\rn \l, M MIMTiII l h
ITHIKF f’il.lsßD oi l .
CIGARMAKERS TO CONTINUE
Til 818 XTHM.i.Ii: WITH NO MIT
TM MIM l> MitllT.
lto\mn k*-r* Hcnmln Ouf f llliiilvr
the Xiip|t|y >i Hun.
>l*N*iniff lii >rw ! ork to l outer
With l*rrilr > nf 4toiti|ier nml \*L
III* itt (itf 11 iig on llo\ *il*t>l >
l*r**m \ **rk.
Tampii. Fla., D . 2 At an early hour
*hi* morotna. aft**r lo*ig wm, tho
Traf!*v Amnibiy • tlhsi ih* g* uoral tym*
jmiltotlf Mnkf* off It wan *l* ■ !• 1 that
tho striking union* should o !• th* In-
Irnkutioi.al <*lk irrnak*m l’:k>n In tin*
Inure*! of whom > h*< K-iterul irk** wtia
called, with hh* rul dot.aiioni* fr*im theli
!>**larlni Every lln** *#f ind)i*try will Im*-
glrs work nxcept the boxmaker* Thl*
being the lnbi*try lit* 1 with the
rlK.irlraSe.ii wa# deter mined to k***pth*-a*
factories clo*c**i nml iliuh himi r t*w sup
ply of boxe-* hm much st* jo • #i>t*. Tho
clg.irmakers will oi<tin)i' their struggle
whit no settlement In *ieht
A ‘omml't**e from th*- Tra i.-s Fnlon
spent yesterday visiting th* various cigar
fsetorich where Int*matlonal men ha l
been etnpky*i. uwi a-k**d If th**** 1 men
could returt to their work T ey wer*
told by the man.i>.etn*nts that thl> w.mi!*|
be satisfanory if th** oth*-r rig rntakcr.**
did not objo t
It Is st ile*! on authodty to-night how
ever. li.it the Intt*nin’i n.d m* n will n*t
appear at at has two f.i ’rs - wli-r- 1
they were working They w I * all for
work to-morrow nvrnlnjt t th other l i
lories and It 1* lielieved to-night the IT'**
slt-t’eia men may permit them to work.
The Trade* Assembly mukea the state
ment to-night that Hon Robert M Nani e
has gone to New* York a* the legal a ret
representative of the a-sernbiy
io confer with F’r* .-1 l-nt Samuel <Jom:et*.
relative to the lnUr *ltuuis*n here lie
will state the *.!> , an*l *.k lrei*h*m
tJompers to take such action ** possible
toward cutting oflT the cljr.ir-lmx supply
from New York, and to have railroad men
stop hairing Tampa made cigar*.
Prominent c*fTW*ji of the railroad or
•l*T9 here soy .h ir or*i* r* have hern |os
itively ordered! to tak* no a.-ii**!) toward
u*-Isting th* strlk*-:* a** they are not
Mthliated with the un!N*ns
WILL HELP TIMId TniKr.R4.
t*real!*nt Goaipera Wnkea n state
ment of I**-tiers tiMi*a Attttuie.
Washington. Pee. 2.—Pr.*sident Samuel
• Jumpers of th<* Anu riran Federation of
Labor left here to-night for Louisville,
to attend tho twentWh aunu.il convsmion
of the Federation, which )• says will b*.*
the iarge*t and most representative meet
ing ever h* Id by tiiat body.
Just ash was aoout to leave hla office
f< r the railroad tut lon to-night a report* r
a-ked him regarding the course the F*d
• ration of lait>or w .11 tak** concerning the
cigar-makers strike n w in progress In
Tampa. Flo. Mr. OompTs was not Imdin
**i to enter Into any discussion of the
subject, however, but h* did make n
general statement as to the uttitudo of
the federation, saying
“We ar*- going to do everything within
* ur pow*r to anl our f* How work* rs of
Tampa to secure those two essential
rights: First, the right to work at their
trade and calling, and second, the right
to organise in any organ * i *n connected
with the A mar lean labor tnov tnent- It
would be too much to enter Into detail*
us to what th-ut tnpli* "
IDYItM oi 111 It F.I. %< Tl ITV.
loin iii bln IssnrarslH fils** tiovern
mrnti *1 r*aiM* n Hot llnttte.
Kingston, Jamaica, Dec. 2.—Advlre*
brought to-day from Colon by the Royal
Mali steamer Don. Capt. Newton, indl
fte tha* continu.mcr of consah’rabb* rebel
activity in all quortera of Colombia.
loist Wednesday n strorig fora* of |n-
Miigents captuml tht* town of Chagt***.
fffuan miles from Colon. Eight hundr.-i
sov*inm*-f)t troops were sene to relievo
the town and sharp ffghting fallowed. Tt*
government force** lost he.iviiy, but the
lehei* w*re compelb-al to r-tire*.
Before the Don 1# ft n* ws h id reached
Colon th.it the Insurgents were utut< king
Forto Colombia ind S#i *anll!a and that
government reinforcement* had b**n or
dered there. It was belle M*d a l Colon
that the insurgents had changed their
plirin and would concentrate against Colon,
instead >f Panama, owing to the sir * t
precautions taken by the government at
the latter city,
.Mntti.il law was being strictly enforced
in Colon and large numbers of people had
been imprisoned under suspicion.
The United ft at* h ship Ban roft and thr*
British second- lass cruiser Intrepid were
at Colon Friday when the Don left.
VeilllH T I Ol< DOIPdA.
Editor M*llridt* fallen g?no for llt
\eii Kpnp'-r Plant.
Mitchell. 8. D . Dec. 2 -The Jury In the
css* of Edlfar M Uriel*. who sued forty
citizens of this pin e for damage a
for the of hi new*p|ier plant
nearly rtv. y ar* ago. returned a v I t
late last night, iwsr i.i g M* Bride n>
damages. The newspaiwr i lar.t was de
stroyed hy cblxens w o we-e offended by
articles aihgid to have ippcurtd in tins
|iu idlc.it ion.
COtL IMGTX l\ < 4Md*lO*.
Thirl) Hosts Hunk %l>ot Huntlnicton
Kn tall lug n Los* of Plmmh
Huntington. W. Va., Dec. 2 —The steam
ers Tom Dodsw'orth .ind Volunteer, both
FtlLsburg towiioats. collld-d tw* nly tn le
u*io\e here this morning Abr>U< thirty
kml boots, eon alrdnx *W fX)f bushes of
coal, sank. The Io sls I su.* Both h**
•deamers are owned by tne Fitttaburg oal
combine.
Twenty-one Heaths In til.
Ban Frnncltco. Cal.. Dec. 2.—Two mor
or those injured In the Thanksgiving ao
rtdent died to-day, making twenty-one
deaths in all. To-day's d*nd are: Ellery
Crandall, aged 12. and E. I*. Tice, aged #O.
Xlnm of the dead ware buried to-day.
CHANGE IN THE CREED.
\ VN*|ular \ ole PniinniU a t'hanae
ul n *t|pleni*uiar) t reed
Mu> He HeroinM*ended.
Chftcag*}. Pee. 2 Toe i*ommlttee ap
|v>lnted hy ~e lust Ar.snti&lj of
t.e Presbyterian ('hur i to consider the
re vis net of the ere***! of th** church will
m * t in Washington 1 C\. Ttwrsdav aii*l
lr iletTak Johnson of Mc'crmlt’k Tite,
olog., i Seminaiv who i* th** chairman,
will leave Chicago to-morrow to prrskF.
‘The vote which l>r J*nnwon will put )w
--fore the committee |.* a follows. For a re-
V) 'on. 67;for a supplementary creed. €7; for
a itMtituthma* ere* *l. 15. f*>r *n exp.an
• !**■> statement. 11, for . dismissal of the
subject, 45.
Ihekie* thee** there ore forty prspbv
t**n* which Have not lx*rtt hesird from
most of them Iw Ing either In China. In
dia *r Mexico. ir, John-on said:
"Tiie popular vote of the PreahyterkMl
Church ind I ales ihat some change In our
creed is *litna-niisi Kxa*tly what that
change or rhar g* will !*•. I cannot say.
hut p is probe: Je that th** committee will
r* * ♦•mm-i and to the next General Assembly
that a Mipplern* ntury creed U' tslotsel.
"I should *Hy that tle new irtlcle
would U another s ttndard of doctrin* In
ai*litl->u to th* f*ur kh *t principle* now
coot Mined m the old creed and authrtss!
fs*i * .motioned by the Presbyterian
Churcii. All tlie essentials of our fai*h
will probably he contained n this wip
plement, but put In such a form a* to
be rl*ar to the popular mind. Home of
our creed has is en misconstrued, and
that is w/y onir presbyteries have Msk**d
for m* rely an explsi.story statement."
COMPLETION OF SHORTCUT.
Ilie goutliem*n Ne%% l.l* Metis *-e*
klleiidnle mill llitrdeestlle %ow
Heady for Traill**.
Columbia, S i'.. IN" Just a year
ir>* tht Southern opened its "perry Ex*
teneton." irivti.g it an outlet to the South
Rortte Cm
and Prnlmulur. List evening, the extn
--!*■)!. or short cut. from Allendnle to Har
•ksevlke. that lias iH**-n under construc
tion for several months, woe completed.
Tnis let* th** Boat hern into Bavwnnah by
use of only a few miles of the Plant
System, and shortens the distance between
Columlda and Savannah by fourteen
.* considerable |t**m with the h>t si>ee.|
xmpetl.lon of the Bealxmnl.
tl* i cr 1 M ti*.-iger Gannon Is expected to
ln-P* • th 1 rs*l to-day. an*l the Railroad
Commission will tnapect it. preparatory
io opening the tine, next Friday. Tne
n r w road is fifty-two cn*.*s long, and.-
gravel hallaste<l
MUUUM.iI HA Kirs HE FLY.
He Denmaneetl Kosth African Var
and I rged Kinunraa.
t ape Town. Dec. 2-—Replylng at fftellen-
L sell, <*a|e Colony, to an uddrens pre
sented to him by the leaders of the Afri
kander Rural. Mr J K Mcrrltnan, former
of Cupe Colony, in the rours*-
of an Impassioned speech, denounced th
war iu Hou:h Afilca as "one of the black
est spots In llritish annals." Th** present
methods of llritish warfare, he said, wer*
Mich as encouraged the worst elements on
lioth sides anal wr*- buuntl to twove fats!
4 it tlu: ultimate t•*•.* ** of the country. H*
declared that neither he nor Mr J. W
Hauer, former cammlsaioo* r of public
works. w*uld attend the Worcester Con
gr* as, It should be said that the Con
gress was eiiglneere*! by politicians, anl
he up pea led to ill Afrikander* to speak
boldly whan upbokiitig vhelr rights. an*l
yet "U* avoid wild language or actions
wh|< h might lead to the abngitlon of the
last vestige Of freedom."
Mr Bauer, whose ► ech was rather
IT,or** rniatant. *l**mn4cd the removal of
H r Alfred Milner, whom he *|es* rll*ed as
"violentiy aiwl-ljutch.” He ileclamft that
If Great Rritaln deprived the two repub
lics of their in*leper.dence slv* would loai-
Ui, affection of all Smith Africans. Re
ferring to the Worcester Congress, he urg.
ed th* delegapa to show firmness.
IT4LI II %h % PtlHriT.
Her Clilna lisped!lln € ost Her Thir
teen Million Lire.
Rome. Dec 2.—ln the Chamber of Depu
ties to-day 8 gnor Ru Hnl. minister of
the treasury and ad Interim minister of
that the budget of IflMblfOl al present
show<<d s detl *u of 19.000.u00 lire, of whi *n
12.00P.000 lire must bo charged up to U)
expenses of the China expedition.
Tha minister said, however, that in
vl*w of the continuing tnersasa of the
ravenue over the estimates this deficit
.-ertatnly would be greatly reduced before
the -nl of the llauncial year. He pointed
out also tl.at wnlle the estimats far
show fd a <k*rtrlt of lS.<Mte,ooo lire.
her<* again no allowance had b-en ma*!e
for increasing revenues, which would
proiaibly reduce the deficit.
riignor Rubinl explained thst these small
dcfk’lts arose from the paying off of tha
delH. and from outlay for railroad con
struction The budget situation he char
actmised as essentia!•>* goo.l, but he m
slat) tha; It was "abao.utcdy Imperative
to abstain from ail Increase of taxation
ir>d fre*ft hams. In *r*ler to secure u
budget which, hy raising credit and con
fidence in the country, will enaide the
governn)nt to proceed with much desired,
extensive and useful reforms."
MeCLOI.I'N HttATH A MIITKRT.
% New York I'nllremsii'a Body Found
Floating In Fast Hirer.
New* York, iMr 2.—-Mystery surrounds
the finding to-day of the dead t#ody of
Fol|cman Patrick McGioJn. which was
floating In the Last river at the foot of
Ninety-fifth at reel. McGMn, who wax
regularly detailed to duty in the House of
the <Jood Shepherd, answered I o’clock roll
ail as usual this morning at hi* (Alice
station and th<n left to go. it wax bellev
,d. io the House of the Good Bh(>h*rd.
Timothy r-illaban. captain of n canal
boat, at :50 o clock discovered the body
of the poller man In the water. McGloln
had be-n on the force about tweaty*flv
years, and was 44 years old
The police raid to-night that their inves
tigation led them to believe that MoG.oin
had been walking along the river froa;
and had **lstd with apoplexy or
faintness and had fallen into the water
They Okl not regard hi* death with aua
ptokm.
CHANGED HIS COURSE
PIII MIM M Klllt.EN Alt IM)U\a
TRIP Id Hl.iftl.lN.
KAISER COULDN’T SEE HIM.
THE TM.tN\ % 1.1. PHEIIM:NT‘ H*
I I’ NOT AC.lt 1: 1,1111. t. TO C.I.K MINI
(•rrninn Pres* ttmlier Sererr—Thou
• of People In (dlognr %n
-lou to <K*t ta Ullmpar *f tlae llset .
Ileputa Hons fall to *>ee Him of
His Mattel—Ha- W 111 Itrnisiu lai
l lu*> Till edit *’saln a
ll* rltn I*s 2 Mr K • r h a aban
doneal hi* \l-|t t* li**rlin, owing
to the reo> pt <u* official Intimation iha*
!-7uis*rui Wiillani r**gr**ie t a In **oi •*- -
quonce of previous arrsnvements, he wli.
)*e unaahla* to te eive him The 11**4?
statesman th**t* orr. will prs?e* dir*'l
fi\*ni tVMcgis for Holland He t.* e
gra|*he*l to tlt!- eft*** t tin* uftiirmton
The Cologne t*a tta*. in a lns,* r*l
communiqu* rays Mr. Knigrr'a visit Is
• taat agree *b> ;** <;• ; mat M atm (*••-
Ing to oi*.ami ini* v* ti n in HRaFith Af
rl*.i It would Ih a k. j\* j'!ii *1 n
take; jt would ♦ **ven a area' cr.m to
allow him to entrrtain even a spask of
Tw>je that tie umn> w ill render lilm any
practical supitoi
; Tills declaration is M*companlt*l with
repra*’hn* M Kruw !••! .r charg- I
with "having ..• i* -. I us* l* .. guer
rilla warfare and having di <v.i l* and Ger
many’s advUv when h* Mill might have
followed it."
The press g*nerlly strike* the sam**
note.
\\ %VlTlfl % 1.1.Dd M'i OF HIM
tinny Peopla* Ir**i al Around Kro
ner'* Haatel to ( ailßßa*.
Cologne. Dec 2.—Thou.-ands of people
wotted to-day In the vicinity of the Ca
thedral Hotel to catch a glimp**** of Mr
Kruger, who. whoi replying to the *l*iu
tat ion of Bonn student** in ih* 1 afternoon,
!■ ?*•*'i*lb***l the e*iuxitkmal progr* ~ of the
Transvaal, thank***! the atudent* f*w their
klnl wad -in** ai'U* **k hands wi’.li
each.
Afterwnrd h* ripje ir* 1 upon the haloo
ny. wher* h* w * l*ul!> * er*l from
l*a Iw Having r*M***l for lislf an bo*ir
he went into the vestibule of tne hotel,
which was crowd**! with visitor* Here,
relaying t a aleputniion from the Pan
'lerman league, ws*htng him wuc **ss. he
referred to the **!**• re between
ihe Boers nnl tne German*.
It Is expected tlist Mr. Kruger wlli re
main here until Wednesday.
Kill M HltW\ %i It PItIXFH.
>a*s opaper* Prim Hat- Kalaer** fum
* TeiegrtMti to krßrr lu |*itMJ.
Farts. Da** 3- Emperor William’s r**-
(uaal tJ re. * lve Mr Kr agn rau-*'l
general suroriae tier*. Meet of tne morn
ing (taper* mnk* it an a*x u*< for article*
*ym(Mithixi<iK with the lloer statesman
or *00*1*1111)ing the Kal.-tr
"Th** Kaioer Is no l aigir n modern
lg>bengrin." soys th** Echo |e Fail*, "bu
a simple dic|pie of llismarck. HN at
titude is dictated by tne interests or
Germany, which he consider* idem lea i
with tn*c*e of Englatel."
fA*me of the |k*p**r# pub.ish th** Kslr**r's
famous telegram of itls. to Mr Kruger
Mde by ssi* with nut of yesterday Th
Intrarwigoant an*l oth*H Nationuliai or
guns comment with thair customary vlo
lenea.
mtlTOha ( 11.1, IT A HI 11.
I.ondon Capers Fu lb usinsile !!ecum
nf ••ermaar’a Attitude.
I/Oinkm, I>w 2.—AH the London morn -
Intr pHpers comment wlih tinh<niulxl en
tbuwiasm the abiui t snub adminls
fared by Fkapsror Wiluain t Mr. Kruger
which Is all the m r- tiulkvolMi* wheat
contrasted with the I to* r Hut‘:nan'i con
cwdedly suc‘e#*.u| visit to Franc# Tin
?nub Is regsiuel a further evidence of
th** better relation* xlxtlng between
Great llrlta.n and Gere any
YOmper* r WIIN im s telegram to <he Ger
man minister at luxein ur* ws‘ the our
i'cn;i- of a disieitch wM • Mr K .
r *nt to th** Kuis* r on arriving at the G r
mar, front!* r
"On reaching German soil I hasten to
express to Your Maje-ty nv set tlnn-nfa o r
reapeetful devotion nnd •r *!.I sympa
thy,"
The official explanation offend thmuvro
tho German pr-*s l that steps hnl not
been taken to whe her Mr. Kru
ger's visit would he agreeable. The Boer
delegates admlg thi# tncy have receive*) •
serious cbe<k n*l Mr. Kruger is *ld to
be extremely dbhegi tened. There lei
rumor that he tut* been requested to
avoid Be glan terrßoy.
FIRTMBR liKTIIIA OF FIGHT
lloera n |.iil. *t \\ Hh ll n* j Lows
Aenr Itictfontcln.
BloefnfoCxUdn. Dec. 2.—Further detail*
hove ivuen rece|v*l ngardlng tlw flg)t
near Rletfonteln )etw<**n Die British un
der Gen. Fag* i and the Boers under Com
mandants Vlljoen and Erasmus, Nov. 2S
and 29
Oen. Paget, toward evening on the sec
ond ilay, closed In upor the Bo**r position
with the intention of attacking n xt day
at dawn. The Boers, however, with re
inforcements. including three guns, mad**
a d*.|wfate attack a nit severs righ'ing *n
sued
The Boars, who were repulsed w'th
heavy losses, withdraw In a northeasterly
ilin f’tloj.. Gen Fa-**t. having occpple|
t)H*lr position, sent niounttd Infantry In
our suit
The New Z*wi mdera displayed gr -*
gallantry, losing Jive out of the nix wound
ed officers.
LORO HOUR MTS TO LAOYSMITII.
He Rxprewseif Ills Admiration ot the
Gallant Defense of Town.
Ladysmith, Natal, Dac. 2*—Lord Rob
erts. who arrived hers on Friday, hnd ln
•pcctsd Majuba and Igtlngs Nek while en
route.
Replying to an address from the towns
people hsra, h expressed his admiration
of the gallant defense of the town, which
%* characterised as "a glorious memorial
of Britbili pluck and enduran- only
Mpi.tll J try tin* d* *111)11.all It UMI bra v
ery of the re .lex ini; f < roc "
li# MVhl h trti‘*i**l th* k*N was not far
distant when t**.* w.Kild reign .-.ipr> tii . ,
and Without ill f*e. n It.werd i *••
uuered f*** "
Font Ri : - -I* Vu- vUth'd Clci * * ’*!
tlu DiitToiitil: . Isittl*' fields
%* I irtli**r lletall*.
D*s* s. No further *leti|s have I
lH'*-n recetveil regarding th*- capture by J
fle Boet>* of th** tin **h gnrrlson at
l* >%■•-drop, Nov hut a is said that
Gen D\\ **t hi. j*cwn guns.
PROTESTS FROM THE POWERS.
Thr) llua'l Waul I’ckln'. Ohßmata
r> llwlilm ,1 ul tl* AH*rM..mlrißl
iH.irumrßtß.
Tlan I>ln. Ik. 2. vl. Dr,- 2.
Erot.Rtß .Hi.) hav. forwanl
rl l.y Kirill Mar.-luU I'uunl \>h \\ it.l. r ••.
•> lha .niJilwr <>r r: |nw. r >irK
In* ti .a |,r>>v, illl.ai of ttn nim.valof a
liißiutnl a. Irirtni.m nIR from tit,’ jj*..* rvii
tar> t I‘rktn Muat of-thr prim iih.l tn-
Rtninirn.a havr !• rt. pri-;arr.t far ■hlp
liirau RUI lahrllnl f. r lit If n w fi Karin
Tli t ’him - - tlinti- Iv <U> not nrutrvt.
hrraurr. ■ mrtntwn. of 1.1 Itun* <-i...tt
Rlafr p.Rt It, tii.ti rl.Jrvtl HR .nl'l •■' UHO
>■.. ,a* whitrvrr thry -„>■ or ,h. tn tnr
.av of i r t.i nly . D.-tia tim lvll trait
tl| t.
Tnr otjßrival i V I iinlvrr tlly rvaKtiD
■ U ar on. of tto no>l Intrrratin* Maht
lit !•< hin Mori thr imMiumr i- imj ■>..
j.f |i'hjo. nr ,a.r \ J tli. at’! Nlony of
ihnn nt. magnltlrrnt bfolt*'' l *oti although
i. i , f ri. .Inn tym-. ran —tlll !>• ur.l for ,
ti* purt-*o rof ant, .<na.nl ,1 oi.r*‘rvatloii
’i 1. nurn'-r of .'hin*-<- riturnlna hi*.
„.rn < ori*l. rlo> RilltnrtlW .luiln* tio>
,i . .lay* Al'ian i>H> , * M '
It lomily.
■I■ i,. j*rav<>.'> marahat. of thr v-.tioir.
hh t lona air hr in* .l.u.y lufannr.l v f> Ho
* lirr' .ii>oiit of rrturnUn: It***.;*, t'uf only
tin... or, ..rr-j.tr*) ag-tinßi wlwiii tiirrr t.
~||V. rt hi. II r of haviiiK hlll.'l IM
tlvo Chriauanr
Tho Ural Io omnflvo Rin* a !h** air*.- of
tha lißßilna ran vMt.itißV from Ti* n
Tln to I‘akln To* ilin- *tol not *■ oi*r*t
.l howßV.r, foi moral u* un<ll h<,ui
I tra. U.
WITH H'l'lim tl. or W IMII IIV E.
Krrnrli ati.l lirrnmß lirwralß la IH
% 1.1.. Tltrlr ttiroaaniral It.n.ty.
lavn*l*at. D.r 2 l>r .M.*fl"on, talrlr.R
to thr TißMot from Kokin, .aya:
■•ln Durati on-, of their r*r*ttabl t*ol-
Iry of r pppoprinllon thr Krrn ♦ ami f*> I
man griirr.tT. with fount von Wal
itriaor'R a|>t>rvai, hav r. niov. l from thr
~l. of Kr kin thr *tt|*rrU aatronotulral Iti
•trumotvta | tit th,- <• rrnturl* a ..*> hy tli
.l.ruit father- Half of thorn will Bo l
l . rlui ami ttio r. t to I’aria
••Tli# <>i ..n.atioii of Ihn j* f of van
dallam la that Itiartnueh aa the r**tiirn of
thr* court I# #** improhat*-.*, ,urh heaiztl.
i ful inatromrria ahonki not h*- ezpu-*’*l to
th# |M>aalbUfU* of Injury when Kokin I*
no lonrr th# capital,”
OPTlimt a’lll.l. a %Nf.l INK.
—
V.lniinlalralloa Itallr,# thr Vtlnlalcra
of I’u.trra Will t.rl Toarthr#.
Wi.aWittrl.ai. Dre, 2 - A.lmlnlaf ration of
n* iir eoniinm aamtulna tliat Hi* nun
lalrra of Ihr Kow*r# t Kekln will mum
r*-**‘h a lomrmii erour *l <*t nzr.‘*'ni#nl In
tha rltmturU t. !■• m.Jr U|a.n the Chlnra#
nn|.* ilal K>.v rum, tat. in wlltfaetlon f.w
tho Hoxrra oiitraa## Tho Siat# Drpari
ment I- in e..mmuhleai|on with thr min*
l.trra n*t amhaß- nlora thr Knit. I
Srat- a f<> .ha European eourta uli't n*lvl*’e*a
whl.-li have com# from them tr./rn ilmr
t.m# i,.vl in# ..ftl* lal# hrr* to hop#
that th# Kowrra will hr brm,*li to th#
paliton m .Int ,ln**.l hy tin l*nltr*l Sta**'.
In .Irollna with tli# fhln* viz. that
ihcrr RtHM,l*ft n.S I.# demand, ma.lr U|Htn
tha tmp*'rial t- v-rriumt which It I" not
*.|# to fulfil Our *.vrmmnt ha# per
,,iM.ny ha'd io tha. v.# In th#
[avarrr#. of t o* nr*Ollll<W>a lrtwr*‘tl t!v
ntnltler . nt K, kin. an t If th# principle
*•' tin. .ontentton * >n t maintained In
,h*- or. *ln#*l n*> c to lr hnn-t *1 to Ih#
fhlnrr*. plerilpo’rntlaile!. a *lrcl le.l
vantv*# will he h.*ol at thr afaii Thr at -
tluvle of iMir (jovarnment nil thl ttllijtet
ha# #r<n mi le clear to Mr C m* < r Th"
nn-etlna hriwern him (Mr f.awfrr) ami
thr German nnd BrPlah mlnla’rr# nt
l akl.i preaumahly w-a# In compjlane# with
thr mlnleior'H l.lr. Ineiru. tlon# from
WnehhuH.jn Nothing h.i torn hrar*l
from Mr. fomr*T by th# Stale Do,>aitnirnt
lor arve.tt! day#.
fltlM i: IHHThHtHrt tin.
W it* to N#KotlNtr for thr I ontrof of
thr Itnllroatl.
Irondon, D#*-. S.—Ar.-rwdlnn to th# Bl
Keter.hunr eorr*epond<nt of th# T>aSy
Ma.l. Krlner l'hkt**mky. now In Krkln.
vi . e immleeetned to n* aotlkt# wl.h Id
,1 in# Chung for thr tranfr of Hr- ron
m*: of tin- Shan Hal Kwan llallr.td to
ftuafla.
i miiir.lT on ili in ese aiTi itiin.
■lr Moberl Hart Think* nra.ntmrtt
Knrtly
laurton. Dor. 3.-" fount von Waldrr##e
nrprr’KO* eorne anil -itudr, * unyi. th# Ke*
km corrt pondent of the Morntna Pout.
\ oneernlna exp*dill #■* Into thr nurround
in country, "hot hr bnlcvra that they
! , r „ pee* ..ary and .olulary Moat ot Ih#
liritlah ofll -.-r. approve them.
Sir Robert Hart, in In* eoiir## of n
onverration. ...I*l hr oonaldered the rr
rrntmrnt anatnat f*>rrlitnrr to Ir* partly
pint, and the outyrowth of thr lat alxty
yr.ir# of tieaty rriatkair H>- ###m* to
think th# aatllemrnt would hr a <lim.-uil
problem
"Ghlnerr militia form, arc hrln# form
ed everywhere nnd even If thr |tni>ortari.>n
of forrlltn arm# t* prohibited, a aupplv
will I. ,-.i*lly olrtatnaNr fr.an rhinc"
.ireenal* A body of on# hun*lr#rt Am* rl.
in cavalrymen l srortlnf nome f hln car
offlclnta Io Tlrn Tln."
"Chan* Ku Tun* ha received a dl*-
lleh front Sian Kti.' Ray# Ihr Shnn*hal
orr-RpOildent of Ihr Standard,
him to lop the forwarding of further
.lit*,die# to th# provltter of Sher SI II la
rumor#*! that Emperor Kwan# Su will rr.
turn to K.-kln Immediately, and that tho
Empr#a Dowafer will follow If the recep
| ||n #lvrn him l Rallefaetorj "
! The Khanhl correeiwndent of Ihr
Time# aleo report* lha. It I# believed In
well Inform#*! tlrclet. that thr fhlnre
i court l anzloua to return to Krkln; hut he
say* that auch a course would not be
((rttiiXe to U Hun* Chan*, who hope*
to nab) an advantage from dtMenalon*
a man* the Tower,.
To Transfer to Berman*.
Tien Tain. Dec. t.—Rurnla. It ta under
afoot! her*, will transfer the Shan Hal
Kwan Railroad to tha Qarmana, Dec. tf.
DAII.Y p A VKAH
6 f'KSTS A f'f'PY
WKfKI.V I'lMr.S-A WKEKOI A TEAR
NEW SACRED HEART
lYtl'MKaklt II Klli UONira IT All
l.t *T \'* NEW EDI I It 12.
C/RDINAL GIBBONS PRESENT.
hi im.mv it'ii. t wEMmt\m.PS
RKRilnv til \ I.YMt.K tut, nrpaf),
l!l*til> Kelley of a*nnnah I'r.arhnl
thr E,.rn.nl lie .1 ten I Inn Nrrmoa at
Ihr Etrnlnu a.-r,lee—••rleata and
Krrlnle* Praia n III*, .nee I'rrarnt.
I.lenl tlrallirr for llie Dr.11.-a llow.
I nralliiMl (iililifliii in \iliut*
aiual Ttirurr In A#m% Orlaniia.
Augusts, 1• • 2 Tin* }t)‘ it lot)
*’!•• or ibs fi*cr*i Hsan i’ aw tn-tey
" ‘ sour, a- ot HU ti to
tbs momiisrs -f th* Paris!). n*i wucom*-
ful in cvsry •biaii Th** wnth#r wt
lb il. ,j lirtght suit tliioy *la\. with a *’i#*ir,
■ r • U)ip(h. rf iu*| Kmc.mg tsotpen*
nn I i*. sllstMbn *' i•• morn log **x
[ 1 '' w 1 •* 1 ar ! ial OiMions li***<l
i *i* gtr l :ur** anil l l*v .-r —th** m rntnri
w,* limit i *n\ly by th full . c)•> of
th* bu'bbtu ,<t j)|y nil svxtlnblr s|m< •
in iha* *M lM*itig nll.al with hairs, but
th* s nti'l n* roniii fully v i|t|v! |o As
ti* k-• nt uiini- .tn to f„* ktvUm norm
►* i ft f!ftv ‘ I’M ca* h. snug sum
nut* a l l fo th hur* s fund from this
m,ur*. i’al hoi Ps. ta- ms a rul J**ws
minglg'l in ih# suditixD,
A Io •> cbg’t) ill t!) - prebitf soil priests
n .*mbisl in |) l# , ~',l S. .r.i Ib ari Obttfgfel
to mu*h in I- ly ),aif Mutual th’ Mim-Ic
U> tin* new * ililt . Tht* | t.H <B*ai(n wag
if rt. - iv Firs cmh* the Bacrst
Hr’sirt FatistH.fifty tiroiu umi- r rommnnl
of <fapt F II file*. Ihc a-bM bring h|
ii bug!** ti(t of boy*, hhattii.gr a sol
inn march ng tali j. a that i>rr
rnovt | |*tng Tlw*n cam** n ian<l of altar
lN>t ir -n il in roU’S of nut. jMirpla
an,! whit* tlia* tulora of tha of
th** 81-h •(• m l f>ru*’ribt)*l by (hr church
far 4ei Ira lory fuu tton- NVxt cm mo the
<-roMi iasivr, si r aindHl by a Mar boys
wl.l) caffiacrs Th-n f**|t>\v• | a Imhm! of
lri***ta t i iuatlosi utul jKoi
b ttllig hi* tr Ia- :!■ *amc FaftlUml Glh-
Lr>i i Uni iii th. iat i a i* urul riut of his
offlia*. its 1 tig llowii’g IMI id Imrofi by al -
fir !*>, aft* r th of priftroly
ra.urta, ty|4\| f H*c fad thai <hr Car
*4l roast r.*ni <• • a prim* < f th- church. Ac
ctanpiinylng th? CTitriiisai were )*• am* *>f
b- iK*r NVxt * im*’ Hif iap Nitnltruu of
<Turl"i*!oii. -Imllarly ottrndotl ami fol
l'*tt. iby Bishop K- I* 1 ) o f HavantMkb, arwl
bfa s!tmdsiH) At th#* flout of th#- church
!*)* im|Msttlg |mK* fit hl|lw|. a fit! white
♦ill ths irb*gta rlmritvc!, Ci tail da l Gilifam*
I .*ml 111 irunfdial. 1 aUfi.-Ur ts eirci4 thw
uura.’li )>l**ssltig b.* • inlor T)Hs com*
jl< vl, tIM jrm a*flA/f) ttoiiwtd tht church,
snd as it riul s the or<h*str ami full
chorus in tha* organ gitUrfY over llie ch
trutKM* burst forth Iti loud a?ti j yful ho
sannas anl tbs <\ijailnal blfuisd tho In
in lor as be hud do no the xu*rior m tha
callllcr. Than followed the* iolotnn pomlfi
< al hJgli mgaa s*ing hy Bishop Northrup.
Assisting in this into • the prifn*U*.il of
fiegrs wor Arch Daaron Rev. Ftelhor Ba
r.)i), V. G , of Atlanta; Ifaoon Rov. lU<r
-iao of liait Hiiora*; Bui> liearon
Uov I ath*r #4haltt II of A
litMi: Dt -'o? * of II *tu>r to lha
• *ai linul, ll* i T W HuGcr. S. J-. add
It*’v Father <V.4#crt of Atlanta. eha;*Ulna
to ?h** Ills hop. H*v. D. rtavag#} of Mon’-
goot**r> and Ibv. W. Quin an of
nab; ma*i**r of wsijgtilM, Fatter Me*
Maiioti * Ht. Fatrb k s Church of Au*
gusti.
Then folk wr-.| the -at-rmon i>* Cordtox!
Gib M.itk wiilckt a * ll.ati’fi*NJ to with iro
founri attention With m any cfTr* at
display, either in rhetoric or cluquna*o,
but in a sltnpV and *fT< iv* Myle, tho
Cardinal pr ached an admlrablo wfiRN
*n "Th* Kli whip of ClirM snd th** Duty
of Man to Give Him l/oyiil Allegiance."
||* began by miying:
"Th* *bi Hc.at ion of thl heatritlful lem
|de t n Almbrbtv Oasl. under the invoea
tion of th** .’-tacred Heart of Jcutus Chrlat.
la. m.v brethren, a public and m aolemn
sign of th* aovereigoty of Jf*eu t'hrlat
over ervlfty i)nd over the soul of man.
I’f’.rlst J#*au Ih rof only our High iTfaat;
I fa* U also o*tr Kplritual King."
Then he cootras#*d tha* <llffcrenca be
tween th# manner In which Jesus acquir
ed Ills dominion m*r us, compared with
the cuurve of earthly co* queroHß, d**cUir
Ing thill Jesus naif tra load us not by
fm f, ’mm by par' Melon; fief by the Im
perial award but by ’hr aw *rd of tho
Fjdrlt whWh Is the word of Goal: not hy
enslaving the bodies of men, hut by rea
cultig their MOD Is; m * *y aheVllng the
bltwd of others, but Hla own. In reeog
nitlon of which o**l bad **xotfed Him
aleave all ru>rs, an that every nation shall
onnfeas Him to Is* the Hon •(
God. the Father Next he conlraated tha
Kfngklom of Fhrlft with carthlv klng
d'ns, declaring that while the latter had
their territorial limits and w-re maintain
ed by the sword. Hla kingdom—tha
hurch—ls without limitation In t* i rritory
or dumtion. anal |. mainuiiiNl by love.
Th** fiwist notable iKtssagc of the dis
course was that declaring that there wai
no conflict between loyalty to tha klng
i>m of <*hrlst ind !*>ylty to one's coun
try, iHit the latter should not come first,
lit* sold: "Rome time ago, I think about
the time of the of-tdrig of the war In
South Africa. I read In an English Jour
nal some remarks ascribed to a promi
nent divine Me mode thl* observation,
which, let ua say. whs prompted by over
zealous patriotism *1 am first of all a
British subject nnd then I am n church
man.' That D Just the same, my brethren,
,*s if one of you w#*re to say to-day, ’1 am
first of all an American cltfien nnd then
I am a Christ lan.' I do not think much
of the loyalty of the religion of vnan
who relegates hi* Christianity to tha
ba. kground. ! He* nothing in the religion
of Christ that is opposed to th** Constitu
tion of the I'nlfcd fftstes I aaa nothing
In our const It u ion thut is at vurtanew
with the teachings of the gospel. They gr*
in perfect harmony. Ttierefora 1 would
rather say I am. thanks be to God,
at tha* same time a Christian
and an Nrmrl* an < litxen. By the grace of
Jimin Christ. I am a Christian. By the
favor of divine providence, 1 am an
American citizen. The I#ord haa Imixised
U|*on me th> double duty of loyalty to
Chrlat und to my country."
Than followed an argument why men
should have faith In Chrlat, and showing
th** weight of *~tlmony that exiats to Ilia
truth of th* gospel am! concluding with
an appeal to men t*> give Him their !n
--*
s* rate t** Go 1 vmir v. 11 to-lav by ol-
Berving Ills commandments; conaacrata
to Him your heart, by loving Him. con
secrate to Him your memory by calling
to mind the bleasings which He haa be
atowed upon you. Oh. to-day. bretham,
let Christ bring sane it Ift cat ion to your
soula. To-day we sanctify this church.
Sanctify tha kingdom of your heart* to
ICoatUmcd oq FUtb rage.)