The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-01


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move out u a a1snty into an Alhzmbra.
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very thrilling We had just distributes the
family pressuS Christmas morning. when
! heard a great CRY u distress in the hall
nay. A child from . neighOors house
came IN % say her father was dean. u
wss Onlv three DOOR on aDd think In
fHD minutes re were there. There lay the
Oh Christian ses captain. bis face up
turned toward the VintOW a. though he
had suddenly seen ire besflandg, and with
an Illuminated coUntenance, a. though he
we're Just going into bsrDor. The fact Was
BE- had already got through the Mar
rOWE" In the adjoining room were the
Christmas presents. waiting Tor hiE dis
triDution. Long ago. one night when he
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being rUn down III a great ocean steam
er Re had made his peace with God. and
q kinder neignbOr or q better man than
Capt. Pendeiton you would not find this
side % heaven Without a moments warn
ing the pilot Of the heavenly harbor had
met him just Of the ligbtship.
He had often talked 70 me Of the good
ness Of God, and especially Of a time when
he Was about 20 enter New York hsrbor
with his ship from Liverpool, and he was
suddenly Impressed that he ought to put
back 70 sea Under the protest Of the
CREW and under their very threat he put
back 70 sea fearing a the same time he
Mas losing his mind, for II did seem 20 IN
reasonable that when they could get into
narbOr that night they should put back to
sea, But they put back 10 sea, and Capt.
Pendleton said 10 his mate, You call me
at ten o'clock at night" At twelve o'clock
at night the captain vas aroused and
gad: What does this mean2 / thought
] tod you TO call me al ten O'Clock and
here 1t Is twelve" why" said the mate,
Il did call you at ten O'clock and you
got up, looked around and told me to
keep right on the same course for two
hours, and then to call you at twelve
O'Clock" Said the captain. rs 1t possible?
have no remembrance Of that"
Al twelve O'Clock the captain went on
deck and through the riff Of a cloud the
moonlight fell upon the sea and showed
MIN a shipwreck with one hundred strug
cling passengers. He helped them off.
Had ne been any earlier or any later at
that point OF the sea he would have been
OF no service to those drowning people. On
board the captains vessel they began to
band together as to what they should pay
for the rescue and what they should pay
for the provisions All" says the cap
tain. my lads, you can't pay me any
thing; all have on board is yours; feel
too greatly honored of God in having
saved you TO take any pay" Just like
him. He never got any pay except that of
his own applauding conscience.
on, that the old sea captains God might
be my God and yoursi Amid the stormy
seas Of this life may we have always some
one as tenderly to take care Of us as the
captain took care OF the drowning crew
and the passengers. And may we come
into the harbor with as little physical pain
ana with as bright a hope as he had, and
II # should happen to be a Christmas
morning when the presents are being dis
tributed and we are celebrating the birth
or him who came to save our shipwrecked
world, all the better, for what grander
brighter Christmas present could we have