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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15
cANADA's PARLIAMENT.
The ssssio. WIN op-n To-day A.eth
Batch Of Scandals.


Batch of Scandals.
OTTAWA March 14.-To- morrow the Domin-
lon Parliament will meet in annual session.
and there IL unusual concern as to the course
the Government will pursue In the matter Of
tariff legislation. 1t IL admitted that the
meeting Of Parliament was delayed. awaiting
the action Of the United States Government
upon the Wilson bill. and curiosity IL rife as to
the Intentions OF the Ministry 90 long vsdd cd
to the national policy Of the late Sir John A.
Macdonald.
The present Government 10 Conservative.
with high tsrifI policy. Everything points to
a long and bitter session The Liberals have
put on their war paint and will produce an
other batch Of department scandals far over
shadowinR thoee unearthsd By Mr.. Israel
Tarte last session. The vine growers will OPP
France last year whereby the wines Of that
win be ., new and very important elemsnt
in the House. the Patrons Of Industry
the strength and pugnacity OF which IL yet an
unknown quantity. The Prohibitionists. too
emtoldened by their success at the polls are
prepared TO make their power felt at OTTAWA:
work cut out and will need all its presen.
plish 10.
Few anticipate any radical changes in the
present tartn. The changes In the Dom nion
Iarlismen since last session have add ed moth
and. with one exception. nothing to that OF the
Grant, who will be decided acquisition 10 the
CONSERVATIVE side OF the House
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THE CAR THAT CARRIED cLxyxZxxn
when Il C.ssht Rirs IL was RssAy to Take
NJ. Lasier's Farty % C.nfe~.ss.

when Il C.ssht HIrs IL was RssAy to Take
Nc. Lssis-s Party - C.nEe-.s..
J. r Maxwell President Of the Central Rail.
road Of New Jersey. said yesterday that the
value OF the private ear Monmouth. which wsa
damaged by IRE on Tuesday. was about $12-
co He thought that 81 600 OF $4,000 would
repair the injury. The car was insured against
Ere The Monmouth was one Of tive privats
care belonging 70 the road Il was divided
into four parts. an observation room. . pair Of
bedrooms with passagsvay along the side
large dining room. with . SQUARE centre table
and . kitchen. In the Kitchen quarter Of the
car was . Baker heater. which warmed the ear.
II 10 usual In cold weather to keep up Gre to
prevent the water In the pipes freezing.
The Monmoth came no from Rlizsbsthpors
on Tuesday after having been put In repair
preparatory to starting on o journey 20 Cali
fornis on Saturday with the family Of . son OF
haIles IAnier one OF the directorA Ar p
~, H. c. Packer. the yard master, was notined
by a ear cleaner that tho car was on IRE He
got an engine and drew the private ear and
the regular passenger car next to IL No 3lS
which was also anrs. to the tAAk. where the
windows were broken and o stream Of water
was turned on. The Jersey City Fire Depart
ment was also called out The baker heater
was blamed for causing the IRE. as the wood.
WORK about IL Was burn ed more than the rest,
The Monmouth IL the car that conveyed
President Cleveland from lakewood to WASH
ington to be inAuguratsd last year.
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rDEEMoTr ON TRIAL FOR ms LIFE
He l. Accused OF M1rdsrIaE The brother sT
CORErsssA.n CIaAey OF BroOkIys.

He l. Accused OF M1rdsrIAE The brother 81
CORErrssasn clancy OF BrsOkIJa.
The trialoi Timothy MeDsrm ott who killed
George ClaneJ. . brother Of Con grsssmsn John
II. Clancy. By hacking his legs with . razor.
Was begun in the Court OF Sessions in Brook
I'm yesterday. The murder was committed in
Daniel kellJ's saloon az so Hudson avenue,
Brooklyn on Sunday morning. Dec "a Nc
DeTmott 10 charged with murder IN the fret
degree.
Saloon Keeper Kelly was the principal wit
ness for the prosecution He testified that
AcHermott. without giving warning. sueAksd
over 10 where lzney Was standing aud draw
lng razor. logan hacking hin on the legs
!'eTmou then rushed out o. the store and
made bic ESCAPE IlsneJ Died 10 death ia
three hours.
he other witnesses eorroboTatsd FsllJ's
statement. The defence. u 10 thought viii bs
that TIE wounds we're not necessarily fatal, and
thAt laucys lie could have Lssl saved N Z
IhJsi.i4n ha been summoned Promptly. Ii
i said that he bsTmotts amin osity wAS caused
~ the fact that he accused ClancT Of CAUSING
the death o! his brother. Dinon MeDsEmotI
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sos ,,AlaE 20 Pl.a.. Er,r,Astv

The catalogues ofths unclaimed. atan loned
and seized goods remaining IN IN, ruulis
stores. which wall he sid a. auction AT Ia
barge once next Tuesday. we're published
Yesterday, The list shows az odl co.alina.
ton u merchandise Amoag other thlal-s
several eases Of d-eaysi vegetables" ant
sSss SoFmy cheese There are easks Of
ana Photographs figure prominentiy- and
thefs y also brass cannon Jne Package
contains = pair Of eorssts valued al 49,
AhsEs Il Quantity OF cigars End eigarsttss
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MI. n.Ilon'. A..arlass, 90 ,,et.d.

The Pew. Dr. John Gillespie. Correspon lin z
Secretary of the Board OF Foreign Missions OF
the PRESBYTERIAN Church. received letter yes
terday from the Hon. A. W. Terrell. United
States Min ster to Turkey. saying that the as
saiiants of Miss Anna Melton. the American
missionary who was murIsrously set upon
lAstEummAr by a hand Of Eoords In the littls
village OF DArse near Amatia, n the ooTdish
Mountains, had teen convicted. Before the
conviction will stand and Isnalty can he im-
posed. Judge Terrell writes, the matter will
have TO re reviewed ~ the court Of .Ast resort
which sits at Bagdai
WhateyeT TIL final Judgment may be" the
letter saws 10 will he most beneficial 10 our
peoI lie there. who had about esrairsd OF any
good results. The long imUTisOnment in a
Turkish dungeon has teen OF itself quite =
punishment"
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ROBBINS NAY RECOVER.
The Aooa.y Boys Decay that They A.
sautsd the oung Athlete.


Arthur D. Robbins. the athletic director OF
the Riverside Athletic Association. who was
attacked and seriously injured Tuesday night
at siTty-ninth street and West End avenue
recovered consciousness at Roosevelt Hospi-
tai early yesterday morning. Although he has
a compound fracture OF the skull, he IL doing
quite well. and at the hospital il was said he
might be out. in about two or three wseka
The two Mooney boys. James and Joseph,
aged respectively II and 10 years. OF 1873
Amsterdam avenue. who were arrested on the
charge Of having thrown the brick that struck
Robbins. deny their guilt. Tut refuse to give
the names OF the criminals IN Yorkville Po-
lice Court yesterday the boys were rsmanded
until O'Clock this afternoon and were taken
back to the West SiIty-eiRhth street station.
Detectives Nauns and Waters OF that pre-
einct went 20 Roosevelt Hospital yesterday 10
get hobttnss statement he said Wnen he left
the club house he was accom- pan led ny George
MacksY OF 20 West SiIty-eiRhtn street and
that the attack was made after they had gone
about 200 yards. Robbins said he thought
James Mooney attacked him first from abe
hind. hackey assisted hohtins and Mooney
ran away. The shower % bricks followed and
Robbins was struck The police ma Q no ar
rests yesterday although they are confident Of
catching the other mem bers Of the crowd a
soon as Robbins Is sufficiently strong the
Mooney boys vii! be taken before him for ijsn-
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FAIHEE orINS JUREp.
Founs I.TIaE d Third Street. Moaat Vsrusu
ON Tue-d N'Ear

TouHs I.7iaE d Third Street. Noaat Vernon.
on 1us-d , N'Ear.
The Rev, John Quinn, Father MeIaughlin's
assistant at the Church Of the blessed sAcrA-
ment In New Rochs!ls, met with n accident
about ii o'clock on TUESDAY night in Mount
Vernon that vii! conHns him 70 hi, bel .or
several days. He now lies in the Mount Yer
non Hospital with his left leg tat'r la-erarcd
and his right loot tEily bruised REACHED
last sun lHyat Milton. \ y. GA Tuesday even.
ing be came from lonkers 20 Mount Vernon
on he 'Foi'rT. lie was fouGd on Third street
in Mount Vernon a. ll:}J a. NJ. b. Horse-ear
Driver Ryder How he came on Third
street enncot at present lie toll "a
aiher g4inR is under ths Influence ~ nor
Phlhe hlT4 street Is more than one mile
tom the terminus % the AoEkDTs t-oIIsy A.
Mount vernon ard - the main ROAD nom
Mount Vernon 10 New Rochelle. Iathertp m
might have been Injured ira horse car in
ii,hirl street telegram vas sent TO Father
Mel Aughlin Of New Hochells Notifying MIN 81
Father Qgian's condition "
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A Penal. sIo.nn.... p,c...

The woman who was arrested at Fhrt.h
Brothers store on Monday Afternoon for shop
lifting. aud who gave her nAms as JulI.
Ferguson. was released on bail at a late hour
Yesterday afternoon LAWYER William Ely Of
IarrytoWn appeared for her before Justice
heMshen In the Jefferson Market Polio.
Sonlt' ne refused to give the prisoners real
town and VAS woman OF means The aud.
den death OF Der hus band few years ago he
times unAecountable for her setionG He'll
eGde4SOr 70 persuade Enrich Brothers H.
withdraw the complaint against the Woman
The case will come before the Court Of spsciai
Sessions on Friday. 'NN'@'
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VA. M.a 20 s,rsa,C.-...,. Han.

The attendance at the annual Yale Glss Club
concert has increased so much OF late that the
COLLEGE men will sing In the Carnegie Music
Hall this year instead OF in the Madison
10 given on Friday evening ATril s al AZ
o'clock. and the proceeds will 20 e. the benefit
Of the university crew. The COMMITTEES In
charge OF the Arrangements consists OF Judge
lisErY J. HoglaLd. .. Frederic EeroochAn,
W. W. SKI !lT. ~. b- H0priu. EurhanGn Win
thTnP George a. ttee, 0''o =. Iaunari ]. s
Barnes. JE., and l!srTe JAy.
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she Accuse. Her Husband OF Dsssruos, Pre-
e-dsd by Cruelty.

e-dfd by Cruelty.
PoroHxEFTs'-. March 14.-Mrs. Josephine
Marie Whitney through her counsel in this
city. has begun proceedings against her hus-
band. William Whitney son OF O. L. whitney.
. wealthy basket manufacturer OF MARI
borough. y. Y, to secure q divorce on the
ground OF abandon ment and cruelty The
marital troubles OF Mr.. and Mrs Whitney have
been fruitful theme for gossip throughout
southern Ulster county ever since their mar
rage on Nov. IL 1892. Mrs. whitney's maiden
name was Josephine Marie English. She lived
in Brooklyn until two years ago. when she Wis
tied Marlborough as 9 summer boardar. and
After brie! eourtship was married to William
Whitney Ono child was torn 10 them.
which - now about six months old
hTs. whitney accuses her husband OF
desertion, preceded b. cruelty. and OF
ieHdlng her infant on chewing tobacco to
quiet its cries. 4 few days ago whitney
abused his wife so viciously that she fed from
him and swore out awarrant for his arrest
which he evadei by leaving town. Mrs.
Whitney says that during the past winter she
has worn slippers while her husband has been
sporting Sl+ patent leather shoes. Her hus-
bands offensive conduct. Mrs. Whitney al
leges, was encouraged ny her wealthy father
IN law. whom she PROPOSES TO sue for heavy
damages Tor the alienation o, her husbands
affections.
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FIRE ~ CohILANn
I've WOnsa. Cat OF fros Escape. Juae
iroa . 8sessa-stSry WInas~.

I've "onta. Cat or fro9 Escape. Jaae
iroa . ssessa-stSry WiAas~.
CORTLAND. y. Y. March lL-This morning
fire was discovered in the carpet room OF c. J.
Mayer & Co. on the second floor OF the Sober
merhorn building. on Main street The nrss
floor was occupied by the large dry goods
store Of @. J. Mayer 4 Co. the clothing and
furnishing store Of Bingham q Miller. and the
shoe store OF Clam 4 Clark. The second moor
was occupied bJ the law once OF T. T. Mellon
and the dressmakinE establishment OF Mrs.
II II. Pomeroy, Mrs. Pomsroy and her assist
ants, the Misses EllA and Mary Wood we're cus
81 from ssSape BY the dense smoke which
The Misses Wood Jumped from . window
into back alley. and Mary Was injured slight
w., Mrs omerOI Was rescued By means o. .
ladder The loss on the building cannot res
be estimated Mayer 4 Co.'S loss on stock Il
estimated at $1,000. Bingham 4 AillsE's loss
a. 500, and Clam 4 CiArk's loss 81. COO Mra
L9meroy's loss had not ret been estimated.
The entire loss 10 covered BY Insurance
THIS Is the second time the Schsrmsrhorn
building has been damaged By Ore within siE
months.
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A G lsI. Roaa Taroash Fln,.thlra s.r..,

Application was made yesterday nornirg to
the Board OF Railroad Commissioners b. the
Metropolitan Street Hallway Company 10 sI-
tend its cattle system through Flity-third
street from Broadway to Ninth avenue The
railToat company Was represented b. Prssi-
dent IRELAND and Henry A Robinson. counsel
for the road Dir. Robinson asked that the
ehangs OF motor le granted on the ground that
an uninterrupted trip could thus lie made
from the Battery 10 HARLEM. The LOmmissi0n-
srs voted 10 graft the application
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15
IA. a..E Or Mo.,.,.,, L.... a..

MoSTcLAIR. March 1.-THE Bank Of Mont
clair vas s~iodlsd out Of $50 b. means Of
worthless cheek this moTnilz. A short. stout
Ssll-dTssssd young man. who called himself
VI. stevens IL VuTpoHed 10 he drawn N tho
Paelfe National EBak % laWtucksf. n. l. ~
tns: principal ofths High school, SIR Spauld-
ing's endorsement vas a ioTgsry and II ehecE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15
Tbs son Goa NuI--as. Csss AE.Is a.
l.uFzed.

The case Of Wallace c, Andrews and q. C
81 John. President and Secretary. respective
~, Of the New loEE steam CompanY Green
gieh street. which was on the calendar Of IN.
Court Of special SESSIONS for tElal yesterday.
vas aalournsI untll March u on motion Of
counsel for the deiendEnts. This Is the ease
ia whlch the -teA Heating COMPANY through
It's officers. 10 charged with mainIatninE =
Datllc nuisance 10 DgTninE S0it coal
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A Hit! A Very Palpable Hit!

This actually describes our new
Spring Oversacks in Covert
cloths, made in four styles:
the Paddock" extra long sack
and medium sack and very short
(but swelD strapped seam coat
We offer the very latest styles
and at prices to suit the times.
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c.rIons s---.r ssAool Iass.,s....s

ALsASI. March 1.-THE Catholic Summer
School Building and improvement Com p.py
has BEEN ineorporatsd- The company has i,s
with capital Of slGO. 900 ior the p1Innsa "a %
improving the l4nds at PlAttsburah Of he
srhooi on inke ShAmplAin. and Tor erecting
T. GRIN Minis; 7. T, Ryan. ana Daniel o'bs. q;
New York city and 7. Il FitzpatTieS. ssntb
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Tickets for the stag at the Twsnty-sseond
Regiment ArmOTy Tonight NAY bs had from
msmbsrs o. COMPANY D. under whose direction
the entertainment viii gwen. The tickets are
CON . IN tAry. tlt les res ryed seats vii
he so.A The pTocre-s OF the Performance Viii
60 70 complete the furnishing Of tie Company
room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15
cart APHslatAsstA

Col Alfred WAgstAH yesterday appointed q.
an assistant clerk in the Court OF Common
Pleas Hugh J. MeEvoy to Ill the vacancy
caused bY the promotion Of d. A. Mclaughlin
e. the deputy elsrkship OF the court. occA.
stoned by the death Of Joseph b Coa Mr.. Ne
LNoy has been an attendant in the court flr
several years, and for over a rear a. assistant
clerk In the assignment department lie 10 :
memb Der ~ the TammanT Hal Equalization =
tie SaGamors CIuk Francis I. Mard has been
appointed an attendant OF the court 10 the
place VI 4E NcIyoy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15

NJ Gotert Z A DoEr has Teen made rub
Usher Of the Nca aE1 Eyrsss and d . post a.
managing editor Of that neEspapsr viii ~,
be nllsd ~ Mr. George Eleming asslsfant
managinE sditor gh0 ln turn I'll - sue
eesded b. Mr.. Shealeld PhelpA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15
AaatLsr Aau-sa.sDsr G.i. as Oas..

MAJOR Richard Church Of BsIvidsre. Ale
ghAny county. has Teen appointed assistant
cashier IN the Custom House. he l. 40 aati-
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s-iaaIra o.. wo-s, 81. rr.,..a,s,.I o,.

Jacob Fein. gooe-lookinE Young Russian
who 10 supposed 20 have sWindIsd east sids
working girls out Of fully $1,000 b. promising
to marry them. MAS held in 81 OJo bail for trial
YESTERDAY n the Essex Market Police Court.
ne spscltc charge against him was made bY
70 Shom he was betTothed according 10 the
Jewish custom, and who accused him Of steal
lnE a ring worth SlO. There we're several 10
men IN court prepared 10 testify that fein Ia
swindied them a. he had Miss Dam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15

To TTIE fUI1OE ~ THE sTS-Str, l. vas q al
Shsn read the letter OF tnAt French money
french mongs onlJ found Jews that was not
fIesh or schmel stroag. Mhsn Ne are al
the French kount don't Ike II stay AwaE. he
SAYS that We Jews take EwaY his EELs. the
mOngsJ and he want kiu y SCH. tas JegA n
the Count has the gouTes ani send his adde's
: val hght mii goose. ! an tailor And NOT
. brotes-or-or nus sheers. / am mad Le-
cause. be the trenCh Ike 10 gli Lism4Tk or
Iglks Tor our t-olis 70 take name o. Nov
No don't like BssmlTk or M0lk- tecauss tOsh
Goat ike ny people. Mc-mohon Il 10 kcotn Ani
Eazain the great Een-s modder vas . JeEsss.
lie thinks these ulen Eut erui Tor my p-uls
but Ne E2f i. use for sl1h Jew ktilsFa one
81 my brother FelC.onist cay when he lives 10
New orr Why don't the Grace Count rush owe
snd nte NIT Ain. lie Is Gordon Jew and he
World All FTenehmen are GraeT FTenehmOn
and that Noses i pAbCsed JeE. Noses Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Co,oo tho strong and wise government or VI
Casmr Perier has held lis own aSaihs' INV
Socialists better than most of lis Neighbours nav
done. But the last few days nave Wl'h'>s'"
one ominous incident. NJ BrisSoh mas oe'"
elected President of lie Chamber OF pepu''S'
10 succeed the late VI. Burdcau. NJ briS>oh u
not. perhaps IL Socialist. But he Is me eA
tremcsi of Radicals. and enjoys the support III"
,approya of every Socialist in the 'hah'p'r'
There is much reason To fear that HIS ''c''''
will prove Il Socialist gain and serious oio"
io The cause of rcpublicansm in France
II has been a Socialist year in England. Inc
Budget voted by Parliament was. ABOVE III
else. Sociasic The great annual congress VI
Trades Mons was largely captured for Soclai-
ism by the same Mr. John Burns who * no"
engaged In preaching Socialism in ms country
and incidentally magnng and revillng the
couutry itself and its Government. lnverSai
suffrage in Belgium has brought the SOCIALISTS
TO the fore there with Il vengeance. ana ,h''
have become particularly truculcnt in their nos
tiIity to the present Constitution. the geh'r''
.Iection i'm Norway chiefly turned on Inc qn'S-
liam of union or dislInion with sweden. pu'
,bere foo material Socialist gains are reported
Italy is in bad way with finances ana o'"e'
matters Doubtless there has been much corrup-
,ion omong members Of the Government. lnoueh
tho Infamous charges against Signor Crisp have
,oop ,,isnrovcn and are rcacting against their
authors Kut the general confusion gives inc
Socialists a golden opportunity To harasS me
Government and 10 extend their revolutiohary
nronocanda. and they are improving 1t WIN
utmost zeol Perhaps The least troubled scene
is in Austria Hungary The furious passions maj
In, Pol m
question Of extending the suffrage is being con
.dor,d calmly: Francis NOSsuth has abandoned
his mad schemes of revolt, and sworn allegiance
~ the King Of Hungary and the monarch
wisdom and the Prime Minister'S iirTnneSS nave
c.rried Hungary safely through the crisis or me
re,oious reform laws and out upon the rlght
jd Socialism seems 10 be making little prog
ross ,here BIT everywhere else it Is rampant
What will come of IL ALL IL would he vain Ia
nrophesv. That all Europe, or that any one
important State. will be- perverted TO SOCIALISM,
Is not 70 be expected. That the agitation OF
social TOPICS even though started by the enemies
or social order. will result in some good is en-
tirey probable. There is much room LOT iIi''
nrovement I'm the social condition Of even the
best State in the world. But WHAT l. I'D Nv
most feared Is that this Socalstic madness will
provoke reaction. and viii drive the True hpera'S
IN every country into the ranks OF the ultra
conservative and repressivc parties. ms mas
actually occurred IN Belgium. where tile party
Of moderation and progress has vanished anu
there are now only Clcricals and Socialists II
would be an unspeakable misfortune should II
occur generally throughout Europe. Yet nom
Ing Is more certain 10 cause such reaction man
the unrcasonng clamor and menace OF Nose
who are expecting all things In an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

toxicatng drink 1t is recorded in GENESIS 'i"'
establishing himself on dry land ''he planted N"e
yard. and he drank OF the wine ana was di"iiN'"'
;rht particular instance of his intoxication IS NOT
related AZ an unusual occurrence In the eNperi'nc
OF the patriarch the Inference pehs ia'"' ,a,,ch
was tho natural consequence OF his having 50 iuc"
wine o. his own MAKE to drink. ana tha' u Il III"
,f course he was drnker OF the stimnant' Noan
IS not condemned IN the Scripture story io' se''"'
drunk nor Is h. even criticised Tor H.
And II adds. in conclusion. that moreover
drinking man rs he was. Noah lived Tor '''"
years after this particular instance OF HIS
.drunkcnne,s. diving at the good old age OF ~"
years" Here we submit. is IN apparent con
tradiction And We are free To say 'ha' II v"
tircly unscttlcs us as To Noah hap''S' jill" -"
orally rs TO his private life. Ana we are NOV
only entirely at sea as to Noah. but we are o'-
ginning 10 doub, the scientific accuracy o' our
contemporary in theological matters Inc WV
statements we have quoted read Ike inc ''S''-
mony Of q Iexow witness on TWO d'her'"' "''S'