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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

lucky, and met Miss Harrison, grown
from a tall girl into a woman of COM
handing presence and surprising beauty.
Miss Harrison was invited to New York
TO visit the family of Gen. Kearny, and
she came.
About two months ago Gen. Kearny had
his son. John Watts Kearny, Jr., arrested
in Jersey City and committed TO Jail on a
charge of being common drunkard. This
action on the part of the General opened
up breach in the family. His sister, the
Marquise de Kernel, of France, esqoused
the cause of the son and contended for
him with all the lighting vgor she Inherit
ed from her father
She tried legal expedients to secure the
release of young Kearny but without sue
ccss for the General showed himself to be
as determined a fighter as she was. A
week ago young Kearny was committed to
a sanitarium near Plainfield, n. J.
When young Kearny was safely put away
in the sanitarium. Gen. Kearny went TO
Kentucky. He conferred with relatives Of
Miss Harrison, and the engagement was
announced. And now comes The assertion,
on the part of the friends of young Kear-
n.y. that the reason why the General fought
SO hard to have him incarcerated in a
santarium was because he had persist
emily opposed the idea of his father mar
rying Miss Harrison, the intention Of the
General having been made known to him
some way or another This, however. is
denied by Gen. Kearny's daughters. They
say that John Waits Kearny, Jr., knew
nothing of the feeling his father entertain
ed toward Miss Harrison and that the
news of the engagement will be a sur
prise to him.
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Mr. Gales has selected a timely topic to
address the young men upon this after
noon at o'clock, at the Young Mems
Christian Association. 1t is rs the Young
Man of Savannah Safe?" A man of the
experience and ability of Mr.. Gales win
doubtless have many things to say that
will be of vast interest to The men. Those
who have heard Mr.. Gales have been i'm
pressed with his keen insight into human
nature, and his sincerity in trying to help
young men in their lives. At times he
makes statements that astound his hear
ers but never does he make one without
quoting from the Bible for substantiation.
His thus saith the Lord" is convincing,
His talks to the boys have been heard by
a large number of them. and much good
has been accomplished. He speaks TO them
in a calm dispassionate way, appealing
to their reason and not to their emotions.
The cottage prayer meetings, which have
been held each morning in various sections
of the city. and which have been conducted
by the local pastors, have been the means
of doing much good. The interest in these
meetings has so increased that it now
takes a large parlor to accommodate the
numbers who attend. The bond of Chris
tan fellowship that prevails in these meet
ings has been quite noticeable. People
of all denominations in the city have unit
ed in these heart-to-heart services. There
has been a demand on all sides that they
be continued and IL is quite likely that they
will be.
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tempest of the Sea of Gallilee, which He
commanded to ''be still!'
The following lines written on this
event illustrate also our Fathers care:
o Thou who quoted the troubled sea,
Quiet me.
Thou once spoke peace to boistrous wind
and wave,
Lord, I perish, save.
For l am storm swept, loving not Thy
will,
Speak to me. peace, be still"
Hush me- that may hear Thy still small
voice,
Make me in hope of glory Thine, to re-
joice;
Casting all care on Him who cares for me,
o, may hence from turbulence be free.
For perfect peace o make me trust in
Thee,
For love and joy make me believe in
Thee,
For hope of glory make me look for Thee,
For comfort now, forever Lord with Thee.
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MAZZANTINI IN CUBA,
He Was the Attraction at the Now
Famous Bull Fight


Tampa Bay Hotel, Florida. Feb. 5.-Tyhe
United States mail steamship Olivette ar
irving here Thursday, brought over a num-
Der of tourists from Havana, who had been
over to witness the bull fights and to see
the wonders of that Western Paris All
Havana is agog over the presence of the
celebrated bullfghter Mazzantini, who
has just completed a brilliant season in
Mexico, and is to be the star actor during
the gay winter months in Havana.
Last Sunday was a veritable holiday. II
being the occasion Of most exciting events
in the arena, where many unfortunate an
imals met their end by skillful thrusts
from the prince of torreadors. The attend
ance on these occasions is simply crush
ing, so eager are the people to witness
this national amusement 1t certainly has
its destinations, and causes ones breath
to falter when the Infatuated animal
makes one of his frightful charges with
his head lowered and his sharp horns
threatening his antagonist, who calmly
awaits until he feels the hot breath of the
bull, and then lightly steps aside. deftIy
pricking the beast TO madden him or kill
ing him with master stroke.
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denotes toward ostentation that are so Oft
en- exhibited by the very rich.
According to those who knew Helen
Gould, her life has been as nearly ideal as
may be in this vale of tears. Her father
left s10,000O00 to her, and, while she is not
understood to be unduly close with~ber
money, she has yet never been recklessly
extraYagant, so that there is every reason
to believe that her fortune has increased
rather than diminished, since it was put
in her hands. A great deal has been said
concerning the various charities in which
she has interested herself. Perhaps the
most engaging of these is her home for
crippled children and fresh-air farm at
Tarrytown. The house on this farm is
known as Woody Crest. 1t was the prop
erty of the late Jay Gould, and is located
about a quarter of a mile from Lyndhurst,
Miss Gould's country place. Clumps of
pine trees stand not far from the house,
shielding it from observation and furnish
ing its name.
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st. Philip A. NJ. e. Church. West Broad
and Charles streets. Sunrise prayer meet
ing; preaching at II a. m. by Rev. ]. c.
Bryan; children and adults will be bap-
Used at the IL a. m. service; Sunday
school at 2:S0 p. M. fellowshipping OF
members and communion at $3.50 .. m. :
Christian Endeavor meeting at p. M I:
preaching by pastor at p. m. Sara j.
Duncan of Alabama, the lecturer. singer
and organizer of Women's Home and For
eign Missionary Societies for the A. M e.
conferences of Alabama and Georgia, is
in the city. She will lecture Monday at
$50 p. m. at st. Philip Church, West
Broad and Charles. Subject, "Watchman
Whatof the Night?" Admission free All
are invited to hear her wonderful lecture
and melodious songs. l.. II. Smith, pastor:
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Miss Helen GonId

New York Letter in Pittsburg Dispatch.
Gossip about Helen Gould became the
general order as soon as the Gould resi-
dence at Fifth avenue and Forty-seventh
street was put in the hands of the furnish
ers to be prepared for habitation again.
But it is only fair to say that none of the
gossip has been ill-natured, for no one
thinks badly of the late railroad kings
elder daughter.
Helen Gould was introduced to society
on the day after Christmas. 1891 Her
coming-out party received much atten-
ton from all the newspapers and was at
tended by many of the most notable peo-
pie In New York. Contrary to general
expectation, although there was no lack
OF expense iq the entertainment of the
guests, neither was there splurge nor vul-
gar display. This caused comment IN GER
tain quarters, but It is hard to say why.
since Jay Gould had never shown the ten
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Church DIRECTORY.

st. Johns Church, Madison square, cor
ner Bull and Charlton streets Rev Chas.
II. Strong. rector. Communion Sunday
morning, prayers and sermon and holy
communion at IL o clock; Sunday school at
p. m. Choral service at night, with ser
mon at p. m. Strangers cordially well
come
Christ Church. Services will be held at
the church at II a. m. and s p. m. Sunday
school at p. m.
st PauPs Episcopal Church, corner Bars
nard and Duffy streets. Rev. ]. L. Scully
rector. Early celebration of the holy com
munion 7;SO am; morning prayer 1920 A.
m. Confirmation holy communion and
sermon by the Ri. Rev. c. K. Nelson,
Bishop of Georgia, at Il a. m. Evening
prayer and sermon s p. M Sunday school
o m. Seats free
Wesley Monumental Church, Rev.
James o. Branch, d. D., pastor. Preach
ing at IL a. m. and 8 p. m. by the pastor.
Sunday school at p. m. C. V. Snedeker,
superintendent. Epworth League, Tues
day, SIS p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day, 8:15 p. m
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, corner of President and Barnard.
Seats free. J. Fl. scruggs, pastor. Ser
vice ii a. m. and a p. m. sunday school
at p. m. Epworth League $50 Wednes-
day evening. Prayer meeting S:15 Thurs
day evening.
Seventh Street Methodist Church, Sew
enth and jefferson streets, Rev E. f. Nor
| gan, pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and s
| p. M. by the pastor, Epworth League at
| 3 p. m. Sunday school at A p. m.
Grace Methodist, Jefferson and New
! Houston streets, Osgood F. Cook, pastor
| Preaching at II a m. and at p m. Sun
day school 4 p. m. w. l.. Mingledorff
| superintendent. Missionary and Parson.
age Societies, Monday, p. m. Stewards
| and trustees will meet Monday at $50 y
m. Epworth League Tuesday, s p. m
Marvin O'Neal. president Prayer meet
ing, Wednesday, D. IN. Sunday Schoo
Aid Society, Thursday $50 p. m.
Lutheran Church of the Ascension, corner
Bull and president streets, preaching a
II a. m. and p. m. Visitors always vel
come Pews free.
st. Pauls Lutheran, Bull and FRS
streets, M. J. Epting, pastor. Morning ser
vice and sermon at II a. m; evening ser
vice. p M; Sunday school, p. M; pray
err meeting Wednesday, 4:30 p. m. Visitors
welcome to all the service.
Primitive Baptist Church, at Yonge'i
| hall, corner Duffy and Whitaker streets
| Services, II a. m. and p. m.
Gospel temperance meeting, s p. M. 20
Broughton street, west All welcome.
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international Sunday school Lessor


The International Sunday School Lesson
for to-day in the Sunday schools of the
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Luz
theran churches is on the subject, Our
Fathers Care" Matthew, 6: 24-34: Read
Matthew Z. The golden text is He Careth
for You" l Peter, 8: 7.
The American Sunday School Union
Missions comments on the lesson as fol-
lows: when we settle the question, once
for all, that our Father has promised to
take care of His children, and that He is
well able to do IT, then we can literally
take no thought and be anxious or care
full for nothing. And when We settle the
question that we truly cannot serve two
masters, we will no longer be troubled
with serving the world. Jesus gives three
reasons why we must not be anxious or
careworn for what we shall eat or drink
or put on, or for the morrow: After all
these things do the Gentiles seek, For
your Heavenly Father knoweth that We
have need Of all these things Sufficient
unto the day is the evil thereof
And He gives big promises of our Faith
er's care for His children. in these words
Behold the fowls of the air: for they
sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather
into barns; yet your Heavenly Father
feedeth them. Are you not much better
than they?" IF God so clothe the grass
Of the field, which to-day is, ana to-mor-
row is cast into the oven, shall He not
much more clothe you, o We of little
faith?"
People say that God helps the man who
| helps himself but the Bible says quite dif-
ferent For God helps every man who
helps his neighbour and who is not at all
worried about getting living" nor
careful for anything but to do the work
that God has given him to do. and to do
il WELL and for Him.
Jesus said, and He certainly knew, Seek
We first the kingdom OF Cod and His
righteousness, and all these things shall
be added unto YOU"
And many Of His children. depending
upon Him alone, have experienced the
truth OF this promise, and 'are daily re-
joicing In Him.
After Jesus had finished this sermon.
the eighth chapter, tenth verse of the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

The notable fact in the case of the new
American provincial of the Order of the
Holy Cross, Rev. DR.. John A Zahn, is
that he is a "Darwinian." He avowed
his belief in evolution years ago. The
heresy hunters pricked up their ears, but
Pope Leo made him a doctor of divinity.
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&C. H. James of Melbourne, Australia,
who failed not long ago for IS, OOO, 900, was
a grocer's clerk in that city in 1888. He
made his money in real estate during the
boom in the middle $685.
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MefhOdist,

Services this morning and tonight at
Grace Methodist Church will be conduct
ed by the pastor, Rev Osgood F. Cook.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper win
be administered at the morning service.
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Following the sermon by the pastor,
Rev. ]. H. Scruggs, this morning, at
Trinity Church, will come the administra-
ton of the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. The pastor will also preach at the
evening service. Protracted meeting serv-
ices will begin at Trinity FEB. 20. The
pastor will be assisted by Rev. c. d. Ad-
ans of the South Georgia Conference.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

THE Love of God Manifested will be
the subject of the sermon of the pastor.
Rev DR.. J. O. Branch, this morning, at
Wesley Monumental Church. Tonight DR..
Branch will preach on THE Nature and
Origin of Experimental Piety."
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Rev. F. A. Bosworth, the pastor. win
preach this morning at the Christian
Church on "Dost Thou Believe on the
Son of God?" 1.-THE Poverty of Jesus,
the Wealth of the Saints" will be the sub
ject of the sermon tonight"
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This morning and tonight at the Sew
enth Street Methodist Church the serv-
ices viii be conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Z. F. Morgan.
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At the Lutheran Church Of the Ascen'
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DR.. w C. Schaeffer. The subject of the
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Tuesday at p. m. the regular monthly
meeting of the Deaconess' Society will be
held at the residence of Mrs Adam Kes>
sci. president of the society. Tuesday
night at o. clock a meeting of the officers
of the church will take place. Next Sat-
urday afternoon the Helpers Society will
meet In the Sunday school room.
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Lutheran.

strength in Weakness" will be the sub
ject of the sermon this morning at st,
PauPs Lutheran Church. the pastor, Rev.
NJ ]. Epting, preaching. At night the
pastors subject will be "A Church
Warned
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Baptist.

At the First Baptist Church, the pastor
Rev. John u. Jordan, will conduct SER
vices both morning and evening. The
morning sermon will be on Some THINGS
for Us to Cultivate" The sacrament Of
the Lords supper viii be administered af
ter morning sermon. The subject of the
evening sermon will be 1.-THE Broa
Bigot" Baptism will be administered Ar
the close of the sermon. Preparations are
being made for the special meetings to he
gin the last Sunday I'm this month sub
5ect of prayer meeting for next Wednes-
day night is "Watchfu.ness of Heart ana
Lip"
The services at the Duffy Street Ban
tist Church will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev DR. J. d. Chapman. In the
morning there win be a sermon on ,The
Relation Of Children to Parents" 'The
Goodness Of God Leading 10 Repent
'ance," VIII be the evening subject.
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The annual convention of the diocese of
Georgia will hold its next ANNUAL session
at Savannah at st. Johns Church. Begin
ming on Wednesday, May 49, A quiet dav
Tor the clergy will precede the form of
business which will be taken up on the
DAY named. The last session of the con-
Vention was held at Christ Church at Ma
con- The Woman's Auxiliary of the diocese
ana the Brotherhood of St Andrew will
meet during and after the session. It is
expected that there viii be some 200 dele
gates in attendance.
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Services this morning at st. Johns
church, conducted by the Rector. Rev
Charles II. Strong, will consist of the holy
communion, prayer and sermon. The sub
Ject of the evening sermon. from the
Apostles Greed, viii be 1.-THE Resurrection
OF Christ and Its Results For Us"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

A unique service will be held at the First
Presbyterian Church tonight 1t Will be
different from the ordinary service. in that
there viii be no sermon There will bA
testimonies by those who have confessed
Christ as their Saviour during the recent
meeting and by workers. Short addresses
WI be delivered by the pastor and Mr.,
Gales. The singing win be a very import
ant feature of the service. Sacred Songs.
NO. J. VIII be used. Mrs Mize will sing
two or more solos and viii be assisted bS
a chorus choir. This will be Mr. Gales
last service in Savannah. The pastor viii
preach at the morning service.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

Services at the Independent Presbyterian
Shureh will be conducted by the pastor
rev Dr. James Y. Fair. He Will preach
this morning on APP led Religion" AT the
evening service, the subject OF his SER
mon will be Kings Falling Down Refora
Christ"
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The flower committee Of the church will
next Friday, from until 10 o'clock Chil-
uren are especially invited in the after
noon and the members OF the church and
friends OF the congTegat.o on in all denomi-
nations at night The ladies of the commit
tee are making great preparations for the
party and all who attend will doubtless
lind it entertaining.