The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13
MALONE oS INGERsoI.I..
The Great fDfidei Confuted ny the
GrsnteSt Modern fnfideis.

Rev. T. II. Malone. OF Denver. who has
a reputation for outspokennsSs on queS-
tious outside OF his prtestiy functions
second eniy 20 that won ~ nr. McGiynn
IN hts Progress and Poverty" campaign.
iecfurea al the Seattle thester last night.
nvnce Society. The subject OF the lee
ture was announced beforehand as Mod
ern rnfiaeis W Robert G. Ingersoll." yet
for all that there Is a probability that
some Of his audience last night were dis
appointed In the subject, in the first
place. and In the second that be Kept so
close 20 his subject and made no refer
snce 20 Henry Georges theories or the
universal brotherhood OF man. or the
subjects with which hts name has recent
IN been SO closely associated,
but this treat Is In store. The rev.
erend gentleman viii talk about single
tax and kindred reforms at the Third
Avenase theater on sunday afternoon.
Or w. A shannon presided over tho
meeting al the theater last night snd
introduced the lecturer. and on the stage
were Hon. John Lseary. Orange Jacobs,
Father PrefOntaine John Collins Father
Garrana. Father Crextit. Judge Osborn,
ex-Judge Burke and Judge Hanford. The
Introduction OF the lecturer WAS a com
pliucnt 20 hts Amcrlcantsn and his broad
liherAsity IN fostering a spirit % charity
which ought To exis, among al den0msna-
tiens % Christians. especially iR their
struggle With the common enemy. inf
deity. The lecturer. toward the close
OF hts remarks. had something 70 say on
this pc3mt. There was-Ne said. Ia course
81 complete organization. a movement
that uouls embrace al the Christian
churches. but IL would take time - per
Zee. and make q ~ practical utility
Father sfal0ne Is 81 easy sf-askcF &C.
pending entirely upon ats matter rather
thar MS manner IN tae course ~ hts lec-
snro Sc described 50 Vel ghe suaVe grace
ana effective stY}e % ais caosen antAScu-
lss. Col. 1nEersslI that hls owa modest
Tnegnea suffered IN consequence TIE rev
orena father read fvora manuscripts slowly
ans very dsli6rrateiy. snd segnetain< as
folAswtnEs. 'xshFtstinity reeds 80 apology,
It's E4arioas work Tor mankind fn a3I axes
eannps Ne helistieA rs aH tAe sophtstry.
ca8srsny ard nhiios1pay thet fas8e}s. asl-
,tsns or modern. may or can invent
CHRISTIANITY Is ths onlv reissi0a that has
Es~cssssfsFs hattlcs csntary after century.
seairsss al ths attempts - asasiSu- None
VI rer se found e. deny ere fact ~
sssrt~tsangfv In ether WcTvfs, Christianity
t.. art Il Is tee greatest facteT teaav ia
tAa esxtf=sa w0Ft8. X Psrueates tas iives
~ nsenlnx ard Shapes tAelT 6est.n.es. Et
has been aesaE IT'S Tor Two thessssad
Yeas"
Yet rnEersoa - went %. attacked
.~s-ssttarssty. al tn6 Btnie cros Nhlch 81
vras BASED Tnsersou BAD sSi3 tAzt tas CH3
-rs~tansant was fssu 81 curses and ara
therus~ sad That wherever re k1ese Dad
e.san believed 81. woman sSs a Save.
lsnese Ard one Or tWo otae- teachings e
fauA~~sn rashcr Nfshcoe tssoE rs nis texts
as Whenever 30 Aaa oaaasion 70 Eaentaon
rnesreaftss name Pc iai3 gre1t eFsapa8Fts
On nls nsIAsle name - ''S}ree1- cr dsyts-
- 80 Z. -
..f f-erssslsrstv SAD oees - ae use - ne
vs-,-s8ss e-sss~pss he ref@sed ~ Qaeitng
f-s,,s ths tnaales Gals. S@es aeH as Tier
es~s S-ssatsv. &aeassf Kart NaN2fN