The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-31
BUT tTUED AZ FtITH CTRE.
Hundreds 81 Christian soisntists Go to >ibsn'
to Protest Against u.

Lls,\y. Jan so \ special train, bearing
500 women and about 200 men t,htIsiian
sct.ntsts from New York CITY. came to
Albany to-day with the object, as one ot
tho party said. to light IN" flesh aud tho
devil ms combination il supposed 10 Iva
wrapped up ia the hhl introduced early In
IN. session by Assembly man Bell OF New
lork. which orig inally provided that no
person ran advise smother OF remedies unless
no : a practising physician aud has been
duly admitted 10 practice IN this state Tho
hill WAS intended solely 20 abolish Christian
Sc,cucc. but IL was found that II also affected
druggists, patent medicln. concerns. chirop-
odi.,s and %oculis's rhis stirred w a nest
Of dissension that kept bus.lng noisily about
MIR. bells oars so that ~ addition to M.
Christian Scientists and they cam. from
every part Of tn. state as well ~ from Now
Yorkthere were. present, a. ne hearing before
a, n . .s... Syrc Gss%@"E '? MsT fks efits TOPPED Cd
their opposition hy amending The bin 50
that It il now simply aimed at Christian
''~fEsrrea.n,a,iv-. Of tho New York state
Medical SESc'e,y wcr' pIe,"M, IN "" interest
Al A,hr "" S"j SStac"6y Of Ne" iorS Hmons
tho more noted CHRISTIAN Scientists present
Crnckrn.. " lnthroE Mr. aura lnthLop.
Mrs :. S~,,tSon. Carol, Norton and Mrs
carrie II Snider ~ N"w lork, Judge Tall
man Mir. + I Leonard and Mrs h. u Hulln
o "r N,rs (nna We i.avItt oFRuralo Judge
TSllm,n was III" principal speaker for tn"
The hearing lasted over four hour. and
%nnotaer hearing VIII be given on M"dncSd"v
nov, The Scientist, attacked w" oHa Ca
ss a HORRIBLE octopus ol medicine and In M"
Interest, ., .nH ,S dSc, SsS ' n.sn .- rysTyd 'R BS a tcr
,nart.,. Mr. BALDWIN told 81 himself.
NJ. wife and siy children having been cured
u, faith Mr lnthroP asked OF n"u
stand mn" lnstsntly about 500 prrsons
we're on theit f~"t lie simply waved his hands
"a u signal thai hat was hn WI, wa,
"a. eN1cacv ~ Christian Science The sc,cn-
,,sts conten Tod that t,e .hIl was = blow nj
'hrir inh crcn' right ~ freedom or opinion
md action and ~ compel them to use mod
cine gains thor will
.pr Henry Ei.ncr 81 s,rncq'., president
tackled tho foi'h cur" ~ lcneth,. %poin'ins, out
III. dangers 81 which u subjected the public
~ said he had no objection 10 her prncf.lns
Competency 70 ''ea' Diseases. lie srol" ~
ne advancement mnd". IN medical sclcGc"
ard said rhvsicians did rot hele," IN 81"
sirqle wAv ~ treating al senses, hut were after
49,. croa,"s' good Tor tlc greatest number
~ rLyslcsn he dcgiN,"ai .t.r objected
ing wi'h a patient. fo- y Wa ~someihinr mt
neariv every PEARSON wished when III, and lid
= cd hut ~. remedies that God gave to
science 70 u-e for mankind we're what vas
wan,cd ~ cure and pr"v"nt disease
letter was read from " {. Murphy.
p-esider' ~ the New York Hoard ~ Health.
drrln-ny the increase ~ christian Science
in New York city
w .laeohy snid he was not there 20. rlav
low comedy or trRgrd,. and he would nor
,all upon any one by raising HI. voice or his
lndy 10 bear out what he had 70 say lie
snoka ~ tho danger 81 Christian .Scienc"
7 eminent 10 the public IN not taking any
rrocau,icn to prsy"nr III" spre,d 81 CON
tqCinus d'-cnsss. No one can t'e1t n d s~Rsc
who snnnot discover n. He couldn't conceive
why people with common sense could thins
such things