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New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
3Dr. DAVID C. wYLIE, Scotch Presbyterian
FROM BAPTIST PULPITS.
srhe Rev. DR.. MADISON c. PETERS. Sumner A
Church:

nrhe Rev. DR.. MADISON C. PETERS. Sumner Ave
nue. Baptist Church. Brooklyn;
Tho American nation never so syrnpathetlc
,,,e15er en vTorshinful never so sanctifef under
ffrouble rs during the last ter days Men WHOSE
rins have cursed God have prayed to ttln Men
who have sung a hymn since their i1otnerS
went TO glory have heen singing Nearer SiY Goa
teiven US such spiritual impulse and impetus that
III should surprised to find 4 revival OF re-
5lgon in America this winter such have never
5experienced before. We wide awake to foreign
EYoes the drum tap the heaviest sleepers:
but we have been dull people as to the internal
las which have come to us through our Ndst
a1ordes OF undesirable immigrants. And perhaps II
i-nay have been necessary arouse us TO our DUTY
80 cr4fce our beloved President Perhaps we have
lheen too blind crievous governmental wrongs
(which must righted TO save the republic
srhe Rev Dr. ROBERT s. MACARTHUR, Calvary
Baptist Church:
William Nc Kinley lives in more happipnesS to,
,day than he did two cks ago. Ee is enshrned
lf5rever in the hearts of tie people He is en-
hhraIled forever In the hearts of Americans. He
Is crowned in tha memory Of the civilized word
n Ike hlr we live in Christ: death VIII be
nsn kabe gain
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23

impulsive. intense untiriug. unsuarded Ii would
be strange II there were not faults and flaws that
men could find which thc defects of his
virtues. But be he what he may. and think of him
what YOU will. he hhs been Cauad Of God 10 bc
the ruler of this people only indirectly by the pop-
ulsr vote, and IN Christian a. all by acct
dest, but with the most intense scemrity os ci-
CumStance. And summon TO-DAY. not hecaus.
he is the he is but because he is the Presi-
dent Of the United States to give MIN your hopes
your prayers. your expectations If nc. vet ynur
confidence and as you fea- God 10 homer him in
his office and uphold him in tn" awful shock ard
su6denness of hIH high responsibility 'rcmern
ing Whose Authority he bears - Begin to-Gay with
the warning iu your anc lei it ring there =
the sound 81 the In tha ssashetI Thou shalt
not speak evil Of the ruler of tiny people Love
the brotherhood. fear God. honor the king
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
WHERE THE EVIL BEGINS.

have spoken here. | think none too strongly, of
the too prevalent tendency in our time 10 violent
personalities of speech. presuming TO assign
motives. to condemn character and to aSSatl the
Individual. under pretence of crlticising methods
and opposing policies. There can be no question
but that in atmosphere of embittered violence
the murderer gets the inspiration which chooses
"A bullet dagger instead of the weapons of
tongues" which spears and arrows and sharp
swords Out of the reek OF ali this Hcentious
and unbridled speech comes the spawn and the
sputum of the anarchist and the assassin.
But when seeking to heal disease, TO eradi
cate evil, have need get at the roots and
germs. And l am constrained to look for these in
earlier lives and qu!eter places than in the grown
up Censorousness of self-concet and unhrdled
partisanshp. In the halls of public harangueS
and the offices of the public press. am compelled
look for them in the attitude of the nineteenth
century childhood and the atmosphere of the nine
teenth century home.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23

full. with the courtesy and gallantry OF true gem
tleman. loyal beyond compare the holy and
tender offices of husband. who has 'wronged
man. who has corrupted man, who has defrau6-
ed man who has lived and died in the faith
and fear and favor of God. whose first thought
when the dastardly shot fired that cost his
life was against violence toward the murderer and
of consideration for his wife whose last word
a triumphant sense OF drawing nearer 70
Cod to Whom he had been through all his
life. and quiet acceptance of this mysterious
providence, This is Gods way: His will he done"
mo man could live in the White House, he said
three years ago "who did not trust in the
providence of God" and he kept that saving with
the natence of tho old pstriarch Job. though He
slay yet will trust in Him: and ne knows
now. we do not. "the end of the Lord. that the
Lord is very pitful and Of tender mercy" To-day
there is prince and great fallen I'm Israel.
and. like Joseph's mourning for his father at
the threshing floor of Atad 1t Is "a grievous
ing for the people of America.
THE NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE
1t seems heartless thing and has a heartIess
sound that old saying, THE king is dead: long
live the king" but it is great fundamental
truth. which gives the lie all the hopes and
thoughts of anarchists. We have realized it here
ing another man and another name IL is easy for
me, with all my heart and all hopes, say this
prayer for Theodore Roosevelt. because | know
the man and trust him and honor him and love
him. Here, again. 1t is unfit and unfair for me
to intrude my personal feelings and convictions
ern life. of service Civil Service Commissioner
as Police Commissioner of the city Governor OF
the State of New-York soldier and fighter
he has lived his brief and brilliant life. trans
parent crystal I'm it's honesty and energy be-
fore the ewes of all our people Eager. impetuous
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
DEPORT ANARCHISTS. HE SAYS.
nULIUS HAMBURGER. Zion Lodge Independent
Order Free Sons of

oULIUS HAMBURGER. Zion Lodge, Independent
Order Free Sons of Israel
President Mckinley was dastardly and foully muir
tdered by miscreant anarchist. whose black crime
in our free government has set the world in
iderment that ruler of great republic could be
lin danger. Our laws Ife too lax against these hu
man denominations. If the government OF the United
States is pOwefiess 20 drive them from shores.
ahe State enact legislation which will prohibit
them from utteTing reasonable language and in
citing their followers 70 acts of violence and blood
shed. We have no room for anarchists Ameri-
ican soil All must be deported, and means must be
found destroy their incendiary newspap pers If 7
shall back TO the legislature ] will II that
repressve legislation Will be enforced against these
hirelings and assassins of the bludgeon and pistol
Quick work must be performed to eradicate this
growing evil The cancer must be cut cut. root and
all, and they must know and feel the power of
ancensed people.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
MONUMENT TO MKINLEY
TO BE ERECTED BY THE RESIDENTS O.
PORT CHESTER. AND RYE

number Of wealthy residents of Port Chester
and Rye have started extensive movement to
erect large granite monument at Port Chester to
the memory Of President Mckinley. u IS proposed
20 start 2 public subscription 20 raise funds -
cover the OF the memorial. The site of the
monument has not been decided upon. hut il will
probably be in conspicuous spot in the centre OF
the village. The site and style of shaft. however.
will be settled upon by the monument committee.
which will consist OF such prominent men ex-
Congressman William l. Ward and William Ryan,
James s. Merritt. Samuel Comfy, president of the
village: Frederick w Sherman. T j. Blaine and
the village trustees.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
DOCTORS QUARREL OVER P4TIEys.
\ POLICE SURGEON TELLS AN AMBULANCE sUA
GEoN HE Is TOO ROUGH WITH
TROLLEY VICTIM.

Mrs Mary Miller. thirty-two years old. OF NO
410l, Clinton-st Brooklyn. fell from trolley car
AZ Court and JoraIeuaon sts last night and sus-
tained serious. If not fatal injuries.
An ambulance called from the Brooklyn HOS
pltaI As Ambulance Surgeon Dexter was attending
the woman Police Surgeon A. " Ford came up
and recognizing Mrs. Miller one of MS 2atien1s,
Cbiscted TO the way she was being cared for he
said there unnecessary r0ughnesS- pF- beN.er N
resented DR.. FOrd'S interference and cailed poIee
man The latter. recognizing DR. Ford retuseu W
interfere Dr. Ford then took charge ana lSS
woman was carried TO her home
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
BEorESrS or MRS. HARRIET WILCOX.
NTw-YoRK AND BROOKLYN INSTITUTIONS 5E@SH-
FICIARIEs OF LARGE ESTATE


FICIARIEs OF LARGE ESTATE
Westerly f. l.. Sept 22-The will of the late
Harriet Wilcox widow of stephen WueoSol bio'A
lvn who died on August 21 1901 has just been mace
puhlic Provision is made for large NUMBER o
friends and relatives from an estate una. =
ouslv estimated at from $.50O.0oo 10 SoN'u".
J,be will leaves sl50O0O to the Westerly Memoial
.rd library Association in trust. the income "
used In maintaining the building. library an"
joining park -,,.,,gS and
tI,r rrivate collection of statuary. qaintihsS O.
works of art in her Brooklyn home are So -
Tho library Association In addition she
S,o ooo ~ the BROAD Street Christian Church %
westerly. 5000 each 10 the First Bapust a.
vary Baptist and Methodist Episcopal e~nuf.ne ~
Westerly. 5000 20 the church IN ChalIes'oIs -.
/. 10 the industrial Home for the S, p
BrookIyn N ". $4,000; TO the HamP.0" "a So
Hampton Va. $4,000; to the ChlioIe"S , -. So
ciety Of New-YOrk City. S21WV' 10 eHe -. vo-z
cia+v of New-York City. 5000; 10 the New -,
C-it,, Mission and Tract Society. $4,000 10 'hs
socia,fon for Improving the Condltion VI
poor Of New-York City sl0.0o0; 70 the New. M
S,.i, and Cancer Hospital New-YOrk CITY, 49,. 49,,
70 rhe American Missionary society -.,.s
civ s1Oe1l: to the Home for cons ,r.5
Rrooklvn y V. $1,000; to the Home a, ior 1f 1fni-
versity Middleton. Conn. S-otv" Ia =, trust the
Inc uLs'oSFS oF +br estate paying such sums 40 a.
they think wise to the parties named Snj Tairs %
have years In which rensinder 20 Of the estate
after makins certain liberal SfSgsSSs ad 4 soce
~ me Association for Improving me So an
o. tion of the Poor of NewYork City Meorls Skin
Llnra[1 csr Hospital American Missionary seSTos rse
Rrookivn Home for ConsumptiyeS yspsty.
Home tor & Agea aSponts M William G. Hoxie of BrooE
Iyn: Charles Perry; OF ,os Weseerty- and trustees
Ei1bont bonds
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
BOY SELLING PAPERS ARRESTED.

THE LADS FAMILY FOUND TO BE IN ExCEED-
INGLY DESTITUTE CIRCUMSTANCES
Robert Ellis eleven years old, was arrested yes
terday by Policeman Squires, Of the West Thr-
tieth-st station. who found him selling papers In
Herald Square.
At the bcy's home. No. 22o East -hundredtS-
ST.. the police found the boys mother and hve
children living in two rooms in utter destitutOn-
The father in bed, suffering from consumption
Two of the children were also ILL., ---
The mother said that the boy would not 90 TO
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
SERVICES IN CINCINNATI.
HELD BY BRITISH BORN RESIDENTS IN THE PRO
CATHEDRAL.

Cincinnati, Sept 22-Although all the local
churches held Mckinley memorial services last
Thursday, the regular services to-day in the
churches partook largely of the memorial charac-
ter with special mention of Mrs. Mckinley and
President Roosevelt in the prayers. Among the
memorial meetings to-day was one in st. Pauls
Pro-cathedral of British born residents. King
Edward when Prince of Wales attended services
in this edifce in 1860 receiving communion from
Bishop McElvain whom the Prince afterward
entertained at Sandringham. England William S.
SaXby was the principal speaker to-day. The
original flag that covered the bier of Lord Nelson
was entwined with the Stars and Stripes the
altar.
All the foreign consuls in this city have joined
with their countrymen here in memorial meetings
that of the Syrians being an especial event
All the schools in Cincinanti will hold memorial
exercises tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
KILLED BIZ 4 TROLLEY CAR.

VICTIM WAS PUSHED UNDER THE CoNvEYANcs
AT THE CONEY ISLAND TERMINAL
In a rush for cars at the Coney Island terminal
of the COHey Island and Brooklyn Railroad CON-
pany, at early hour yesterday Alfred Larson. OF
No 2S3 Clinton-st., Brooklyn, was run over and
mortally injured by Smith-st. trolley car Larson
was pushed under the bar. both OF his legs
OF and ne received internal injuries He died be-
fore ambulance surgeon could be summoned
The mOtOrman John Henderson. was arraigned IN
the COuey Island police court yesterday and was
fury.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN CHILL

Santiago Chill. Sept 22--Imposing memo 20
,Jcas in honor of the late President Mckinney
heI5 i, this cftv in the Music Hall to-day. "
Wilson. the United States Minister presoeu. O.
the assembly included President Rissco' ths " ar,
hers of the Cabinet, representatives OF 'l s.a
Iouatic corps and the principal H'ihtars a :, the
oeciaIs together with large representation "a ted
Tene~sl public The Rev. Mr. Laretra NJ les
and an address delivered by the f.ex, ,srsa the
fsr 4 Large orchestra and chorus renuetsI ,elI
hymn Lead Kindly Light" and SignoI,a dsnaou-
sang ave, Maria" Ii was an impressiSs
stration of public sympathy.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23

representative blow made against law, human and
divine Though the assassin did not mi MS marx
when shot the President. yet the la" remains
untouched Law demands that the slayer OF Ine
man who brother 10 every man that oid flsIt'
and full Of sympathy for every man In trouois. er,s
hearty leader In every right movement and lrleio
all that did nobly and his best-the law denenos
that punishment be swift and free from al sehu-
moi
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
RESPONS OF PARENTS

1t must; i seems to me. begin with US elders;
impatience' parental Inconsistency: the inconsiG-
erateness with which We let our uncontrolled tenn
betray the unrealty OF our characters, in which We
% me tho S m019 af clay of of III hren IN b m
cause fathers are too busy and mothers too lazy
are merely houses to sleep in and to ear in but
to live that common life In. with its shared in;
terests. Its divided duties, its common joys and
sorrows and concerns the enves and rivalries and
and ambitions. of training and example; the un-
blessed food, the unsathered family for prayer;
the stigma-in the base counterfeit sense of the
by the disgrace of divorce. Oh. what Il stern pro
test such n married life as this man lived lifts up
inconinence of men who use the misfortune of n
woman or the the msey of m psttns marSgs as
And then. on the other hand: pertness and i'm
obedience resistance of control. either in re-
belon in the evasions of deceit questioning and
crticising and self-assertion is the habit OF the
modern child. What We breeding, brethren in
these caricatnres OF home II not @ the very ,ts con
contemptible by its nconsistencies-wh is the
Which flow and grow; the spirit of INSTRUMENTATION
which disturbs the governments of the world Is
ment and say to the child, Honor thy father and
thy mother and to plead with t fathers f hdir anu
children? Have not need. IL we would cure this
hm m gy ta ana ad M aa m swee
authority secure. to pray 20 Lord turn the hearts
the Children to their fathers, and smite, not the
earth with the curse of disobedience and lawlesS-
ness and disorder and misrule.
THE GREAT MAN GONE.
am intensely impressed with the unhtness of
,sin~ the house of God and the unfairness of
s;nss the liberty of preaching for the eulogies of
n1an living or dead for the utterance OF the
rnonal n1inions of the preacher upon controverted
Psi r,,t am sure you will accord the right
Of saving that it would be easy form Tor me- If were
sneaking In place of civic gathering, 70 use the
i1pne,,aae of supreme admiration, not only for the
nublic Service. but for the private G enaraeter OF
Rt1riniar, Rui Mckinley for have always reverenced
wa aimost loved the man. believe that in his
"a tion he has had before ms eyes the pest
aaiii, se Of The American people that he has been
me ,nvsr and promoter of prosperity and peace
snnal AMBITIONS all petty purposes, an b p cnt .11
aims, ali political ends There ,ct are so viii, be given
Y nosterity when the record of results mas
history. a.. ,ha,k God for a man only
loss great than Lncon-who was ,S. unS tbat heats
ans-whose life in the fierce Ilsh ia a r ali
an thrones stands pure and clean anu anu wr md faith
the virtues that become man. Pa'ie"' "NN
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
MP NAY LEAVES WASHINGTON.

Washington Sept 22.-Secretary Hay has left
Sunapee. N. II.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
WHERE RESPONSIBILITY LIES
BISHOP DOANE SHOWS HOW PARENTS
FAIL IN DUTY-TRIBUTES TO
PRESIDENTS MKINLEY
AND ROOSEVELT

Albany. Sept % tSpeciaD-The Right Rev
William Croswe Doane. Protestant Episcopal
Bishop of the Diocese of Albany. in the course
Of a sermon to-day in the Cathedral of All
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
poR1o RIcAy BOYS TO STUDY HERE.

GOVERNOR HUNTS WIFE ALSO on THE VESSEL
ON WHICH THEY ARRIVE.
The steamer Ponce which arrived last night from
Porto Rico, had board twenty-six sch0olboys
sent by the Board of Education of Porto Rico 10
be educated in the United States. Among the
other passengers we're Mrs. William r. Hunt, vile
of the Governor Of Porto Rico and her son.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
SERMONS ON M'KINLEY.
SANARCHY DENOUNCED - PRAISE FOR
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

The assassination of President Mckinley, the
hroblem be solved in dealing with anarchy,
land what will be the fruits of President Roose-
fvelts administration were the subjects OF SER
anons preached in churches of various denomina-
ffions yesterday either the morning or evening
tKervice.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
pr. HOWARD AGNEw JOHNSTON. Madison
Church:
srchy has come forward First there Is an indn- ad
to the sansy OF me n @ law @ ana es u Is 6sre
lsard for the welfare OF others Of the State The
s for are sood enerse a The Srd the
nesarse Of its the sefc is
Of When we have Geansd d hs s5afe bem
as we ought when we begin to get a little away
Tine for the bettering Of the community. can
aegin TO look for less anarchy.
kThe Rev HOWARD DUFFIEI-D. Old First Pres
byterian Church
few short weeks ago the President Joined the
sGation in celebrating the victories OF peace In
sInents. the pinnacle OF his fame; the lofty pa
1riot The loving and gentle friend the wise stafe -
lis lips. Anarchy struck at him and sought to
fame and called the attention of all men 1t, to his his
Mr. In {f h9g nSte 6s ebar ms u
that man his courtesy. II am sorry that haIn
snf lei his name be written in water fut .
Ibis assailants friends and issche.s tnes nus jb 1e
Let that force rise like ihe tide, resatiess, re-
Iorseless. invincible. ana these people from
sshe earth.
3Dr DAVID c. wYLIE Scotch Presbyterian
Church
With the shadow of the death Of beloved ruler ruler
upon US men are asking to-day. as they dlu Wheli
Moses passed away at tho gateway of me frohllsu
Land: How viii his successor act MiI ne CON-
finue the wigc policy Of old leader
We can draw confidence end comfort IN our pres
ent national crisis fTnn the story OF joshua ana ms
euccess as the captain of Israel The death OF no
Header can stop the wheels Of progress ana WORK OF
fGod What 4 marvellous comfort II is that our
country IS TO on before and that we are TO De
ded in wise paths. despite the recent national calam
dtyt
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19
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Pure Maple Syrup at Has
tings.
R1fssA LE "A good second hard or
sinl5hakbqt d. ". Tceter.
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A Iiome college Course.

TIE SATURDAY EEENING PcsR, Of
Philadelphia, announces two new dspar-
mcnts which will challenge the interest
OF youog men and wcmon throughout
the country. "a Home College Course
as one Of them is called, has been
designed 10 meet the wants cf ambitious
young leoi 10 who have not had the
advantages uf q university training This
course viii be conductod by special
faculty, composed u profc' sors 10 the
leading colleges The 0tudies bavo bccu
most carefully chose Each will De
treated in M interesting way, and he'i o.
fulhil.s f3ruutside reading freely fivsn.
80 the Young Man Beginning Busi
ness" in the second Of these new depart
mcnt. In it tho most successful men in
a dozen occupations will write about
what lelpcd them TO the FRONT in their
owl business, ard gave list Of books
and magazines belring upon 1t. Thrir
purpose viii be to tell the he ;innnr how
he can make hinlseIg mor' valuable to
his employers. ..
Therc now department win begin early
in January ann will be made permaneat
feature Of The SATURDAY EVENING Posr
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

were seated on a lounge in tho front
room doubtlessly won Scring what all
this excitement vss a5oui hop in
stepped AZ q te.t t.ra
white hair and AZ E4...
back Sas a lag irgm NiHh 80 ts
bright rel wagon a1doce l.sit
and two bi.s cks " fcaIa..
The two little ti Sbu wero bail
asleep moment hcfore, woro very much
awake now, and at the sight ~ thu little
toys their eyes fuirly ioipel ont aHd
each liitly black t,cc bcamcd with a
radiant sm.lc They seemed to hc not
ia The hast arftid, aud WHOM Santa
ask Vt th"m ahether they were Llad TO
poe him they aAiIol .aair l,lA heaus
with % great ue.l OF em..ha.is As a
parting word Santa tia them that j.,
th"N would .n s'au 'iaw cGiu~u th7
porh r oau'd Flaga a.a.o H
to'eta .i"rn-..li 'H b. y' pc'c1
tea tlst Yt"U', all ac-,.al rw
passing ,hs aty agaiu LHs De- -A
prcaaei't tast C.,rm1 Nas one Dl
Tao ha aest,s. .a ~ ir urs, aui Ha
dar>f 1r, or,cu N.d , jl,s ra4
yeass r,u- b, vla.ta- ussu.a tC.d.
Santt Chu .inrai, i,e typ, cd AZ thcit
house and iafi them those liJil' toys
By ibis lime tho whole ncighborhood
had been arouse by the news that
Santa Claus was abroad in tho commu-
nifty aud the old fellow passed through
many such experiences as The one just
related
When the old lady who didn't want
anybody "prowlin' round her house"
had received more light on The sui iect,
she was glad to open vide tho door and
admit the benevolent Santa Claus
Ard hi, Is tho true story Of three
young men who brought joy 10 tho
hearts of twenty-five little people and
more happiness to tEein:elves than they |
could have pu'chIsel for oae hundred |
lolrrs, all for the small sum Of two dol
Iats aad fl t., cents.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19
KE1onAnE Mo. Mon 3 90

BELGRADE Mo. Men 800
Have tested DR.. Tichenors Antiseptic
on Sore throat TO which / am subject,
and for Collie and It is one Of the best
remedies | have used for such ailments.
w. ID. WRIaTT, Pastor NJ. f. Church.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, DEc. p, 1899.
DIR. Tichenor's Aptiseptic is our favor
ito household remedy Tor cuts. burns,
stings of insects. iuhamed eyes and sore
throat, or any manner Of wound or in
flammation. We bave al1O found IL a
safe an1 pleasant cure for collie or other
internal del angement, I'haye never re-
commended Proprietary Medicires, bat
make an exception OF this.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19


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