New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
PERSON Al.

Archbishop Chapele OF Now-Orleans tho Apos-
toli, Delegate to cuba. preached an English sermon
in the Cathedral Of Santiago on Sunday.
AIallotoa. the claimant to the throne OF Samoa Is
y direct descendant through twcnty-tnree geher
ations Of savca Malictoa T. He was care'u!iy
educated in the mission school and though on o.
caelon. warllkc. ne Is generally OF reurnf h no
uu1ssuming dispositions lie II very stupl'uSS ~ ~
habs. and among his subjects ne ~ f =.
diplomacy and statesmanship have been iIeIu"u,ly
displayed. Mataafa MS rival cailrn, o and n
throne is man Of great force OF character "'u -
rigid Roman Catholic.
"The Philadelphia Record" says when the tid-
ings was carried to John Wanamaker on ThnIsoaN
night that fire was raging AT Ihlrteehth anu
Market SIS in dangerous proximity TO his Dig stoi''
the messenger who was badly Hurried. founa MIN
engaged in conducting services in the bethany sun
day-school building lie received the messas
without "A change OF countenance ana calmly con-
tlnued with the service Another much-excitsd
messenger arrived q few minutes iaitr WIN H., ~
I'm nai bulIdn aid he fire orlsnntcy asked Mr
Wanamaker gently placing his hand on me exetI, u
KIM ha remarked cody. Well then. | guess l.
better go He then inquired Il ms caring . Ebb'
arrived yet. 1t had not and WIN ih' Ieiliie ar
wei then lets continue until me W., he
rivcs. he proceeded with the serVlcyi. "t,sou
arrived NJ the scene he was the cA'meS' P'' SUI
th'rr."
Rrahms and Tschaikowsky the famous mu-
sclans mot but twice on the last '''aS'o"
Brahms was sufficiently interested In Iscntlfo"-
skv's Firth symphony 20 travel expressly ~
Hamburg I'm order to mako It's acquaintance. N"r
tho performance the distinguished composers dnrd
,ore,her and the conscientious brahms irl"hiy
admitted that he did not hkr tnt Noih ,'D ~, 3D.,
shcreupon tho usually meek RUSSIAN plucH'" up
eilficont courage TO inform his most that 'h'
like Of each others music was mutual A"eS
parted on excellent terms, neVertuei'7s
The Chicago Avenue Church. Of chicago says
= correspondent rs commonly known as Moody =
church, Some few years ago its officials yer"
accustomed TO distribute cards on the Streets
earnestly urging people 90 come TO the sunday 'ot-
vices. even # they could stay only ten minutes.
Crowds accepted these invitations. and often stay Il
only ten inmates, that there was constant COM
ing and going. especially at the evening service.
much to the annoyance of the speakers and the
discomfort OF the regular worshippors. Even Mr.
Moody's attractlveness did not break up the bad
on heroic mcasures. Coming forward to the edEe
of tho pulpit platform one Sunday evening. a little
before he was 70 begin his sermon. he took the
audience into his confidence in this way; MY
friends We all know that bcilOOys and CHAMBER
maids who WORK i'm second and third class hotels
have 70 be- uD very carly I'm tho morning, ana th"y
SO you will excuse them if they leave me church
before the service closes. But II any o. them are
obliged to 20 tonight. will they please Jusi 90
while sing the next hymn. and then they won
disturb the sermon" Ii Is needless 10 say thht
There wcrr apparently 70 bcllhoys or cham o'r-
after And the unfortunate invitations were WITH