The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-16

ment of the American minimum de-
mands. President McKinley's speeches,
indeed. indicate that those demands are
likely to become more rather than less
extensive. His reference to new re-
spons1b1lities and his depreciation Of
the Cnarge of militariSm can only refer
to the Philippine islands, where, alone,
responsibilities of a new order await
the American nations, and the presi-
dents speeches indicate the intention
or assuming these. fully" ,.-..i .s
Andrew Carnegie has written a letter
to the Spectator protesting against it's
statement that the late Thomas T.
Bayard had the honorable distinction,
rare among American politicians" Of
dying poor man. Mr.. Carnegie class
es this remark as bitterly unjust, and
he points out that Mr.. Bayard was we'll
to do when compared with the majority
of the presidents of the republic. He
adds:
"One reason why the most amb tious
public men do not seek wealth is that
it is fatal before nominating cOnven-
ton. No candidate for the presidency
would be thought of who had a large
income. There is TO record of honest
poverty among the prominent politi-
clans in any country comparable with
the great republic"
The Duchess of Marlborough gave
birth to her second son at Hampden
House, Queen street, which the Duke
recently rented, apparently for the
event.
Tod Sloan's performances at New
market have astonished the turtles
and have created CONSERVATION among
the bookmakers. The Daily Telegraph
says:
SLOAN "A HERO.
There never was such a rage for a
Jockeys MOUNTS Sloan is the hero Of
the day and is aEpostive attraction at
every meeting he patronizes. Already
special wires announce when Sloan
does not ride, which we do not suppo.e
was ever supplied to any other jockey
under similar cireum stances We s. all
soon hear of a booknlakeIs protective
asscciation for the purpose of prevent
irg sDeculators from, backing Sloan's
mounts"
DR.. Darwin McTlwraith and Mrs Nc
Ilwraith, the Chicago bicyclists, who
recently completed a tour Of the world,
covering 10000 miles, embarked for
home To-Day on board the steamer Penn
land, after an absence Of three and a
half years. They are both in the best
Of health and spirits, and are apparent
ly none the worse for the hardships
which they endured. The latter includ-
ed DR.. McIlwraith's amputation of his
Wife's toes, which We're frOst-bitten
while crossing Persia. 1t is said that
the entire cost of their trip was $780,
coo. and it is claimed that they rode
throughout on the machines which they
had when they left Chicago and finally,
it is asserted, they only used three sets
of tires.
RITUALISM UPHELD.
Since John Kensit's anti-rituaMsttc
crusade churchmen have been await
ing anxiously for the utterance of the
archbishop Of Canterbury on the grave
questions raised, which have agitated
the whole body Of churchmen. In
series of charges 20 the clergy, deliv-
cred this week, the primate spoke in
no uncertain voice. He caused a pro-
found impression in church circles and
deeply aggrieveddthe low church party.
The primate declared plainly that the
doctrine OF the real gbresence, as en-,
bodied in the doctrine of consubstan-
tlation, Is permitted though not ex.
pressly taught bgnthef Church Of Eng,
land; that although compulsory con-
fession is absolutely illegal, voluntary
confession Is legal, and no clergyman
is justified In refusing to hear it. and
ne commended prayers for the dead
but forbade INVOCATION Of the santa
or the virgin. He declared the aleva.
tion and reservation of the sacrament
and use OF incense are non-permissible.
but he approved Of a certain revival Of
scriptions of the prayer book. Practi-
cally. the primate sanctions all the doc.
trines and practices which the low
churchmen have so vehemently con,
demned, and the high churchmen ara
proportionately elated. Though they
disagree with some points, most of the
clergy will fall into line with the pri,
mates charges, or injunctions. Ken
sit, whose followers have been some.
what shaken by Truths exposure OF
him, promises a declaration in thou.
sand churches during the first Sunday
in November.
British Support Alleged.
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