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The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-04
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
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MONDAYS SALES RESUMED.

c. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell at II o'clock on MONDAY,
5th, at % Congress street. west. the
following: Oak and Walnut Bedroom
Suites, Iron Bedsteads, Oak Bedsteads,
Sideboards, Refrigerators, Ice Boxes,
Chairs Extension Tables, Rockers. Cur
pets. Wardrobes, Hall Stand. Parlor
Suite. Springs, Crockery, Glassware,
Window Shades, 10 Cases Sardines, 10
Kits Mackerel, 3 Caddies Tea, and the
usual assortment of odds and ends.
SIX HUNDRED ACRES or LAND
ON SEA ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
I. ID. LA ROCHE, Auctioneer.
On TUESDAY, Oct. 6. 1903, before the
Court House door in Chatham county.
Georgia, will sell at usual hours of
sale for division;
600 acres of land on Whitmarsh
Island. bounded on the north by lands
of Hail. east by Salt Water river.
south by lands of Turner, and west by
lands of Ambos. Public road through
the land and fine spring of sulphur
water on place. Terms II desired.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-04

zen. William L. Cabell of Dallas,
~ te@r has written history of the Con-
naI5ate battle flag, but it contains
oo .,.g very new in regard to the
~ IGN etc, of the flag. Nearly all
a., me facts were known to me twenty
so years ago, given me by Gen. Jo-
v,lp,I +. Johnston during one of his
o sSits to my sick room. Gen. Cabell is
ssd a Confederate lieutenant gen.
Ne. which is not correct. He holds
"a ~al rank in the u. c. v. as command
u the trans Mississippi Department,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
CHRIST'S LOVE REC0NClLEs
HATE OF HIS ENEMIES.
Who Believe in Him IL
Assured.

The Reverend Stanley N. Humby preached
Kept Safe in His Life" His text was
Romans v. 10. He said. In part:
Those who are students OF their Bibles
are well aware Of the unique position this
verse holds In this epistle.
The doctrinal portion Of the letter to
the Romens divides. into two parts at the
eleventh verse OF the fifth chapter the
former part of which deals with our deIiy-
erance from the penalty OF sin, the latter
With our emancipation from the power of
sin:
The text IS a mountain peak OF revela-
ton. from the summit OF which we can
look back over our past and forward to our
future.
.'As we. with the apostle, take this two
fold glance. We shall discover two things
common to both past and future-ourselves
and God.
.As we look into the past we see our
selves sinful and shining. But that Is not
all We see also God. in infinite love and
wondrous grace. taking thought for US, and
rson Il. a.s S our s s and this
We look forward into the future. no
longer alienated from God, but reconci1ed
and at peace with him. But, nevertheless
We 90 SO trembhngiy and afraid: fearful
lest the forces OF evil, without and within
the future. as he was in the past. and has
made provision for our weakness and need,
and this provision IL in the life Of his Som
reconciled by his death. We shall BE- kept
safe in HE life :
" t, y not s snsn to Be .,.sys looking back
the dead rsst bury It's dead. to forget the
things that are behind. Sometimes, however,
II Is gco4 to recall the past and remember
the pat from which We have been digged.
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CHRIST'S LOVE RECONCILES
HATE OF HIS ENEMIES.

, praise to Christ. who is able to keep his
people from falling. II is this one thing
that prevents many men from making Il
start AR, toward God and eternal salvation,
how often they have failed in the past 10
walk as they knew they ought. and having
/ failed once or twice and maybe thrice.
! and fear to make another effort. Hence
they are discouraged In regard to the work
Of seeking their own salvation. Truly If We
! had to depend on cur own stability anu
strength Tor salvation, surely We woulf
hard hardly ever MA. start: But here AN an
severance and ability to keep mp the race
| 90 not depend on Cs. nor on our ntrensth
/ ana i.lr reliability 10 keep on the course: -,
There Is one behind US who assumes an
responsibility Tor our salvation. tie Is pow
! crful and willing to put forth his enersy
and his strength to perfect US in salvation.
| Now. heins ignorant Of this Iact estopS
| rany persons from putting forth those
| natural efforts in the power OF man to
race.
No man is able Of his own strength i I5
stand aEainst the wiies of the devil. "
ness sank under the lying deceptions ci
Satan. what hopes have any Of us who are
in open rebellion against God? Let me al
monish you. do not try conclusions with the
great enemy of man. And your failures
IN tho past oush: to convince you that you
will fall before Satan in every case. The
truth Is. man IS too feeble To attempt 70
Ca!T! on tnl- unequal connect. sa.ai -
TOO old in the fight and too Skilled ~ ms
! business OF deceiving souls. that any oil You
can maintain the contest.
"Eut let me say that God is behind ms
own people IN this fight. He has given us
the strongest assurance that he Will not LEI
orc of his children fall away to the devil:
Not one of his shall ever be lost. is one Of
the most comforting declarations OF God
himself. But you may come back al me ana
say. Iave not many fallen in the past? Has
not the history of salvation recorded the
fa!. Of man? Did not King Saul begin his
reisn rs II A favorite of God? And did he
rot end u in shame. God himself discredit,
ifS him before all the people? les. yes: all
that is true. But whose fault vas IT.? Did
lbs not publicly disobe;- Cod before all the
isrseiites? He frs: forsock God and then
God gave him up.
In proof Of all this. let us turn TO the
word of God. In John X. "a My sheep hear
ny voice and I know them What n glori-
Gus passage Of Gods word thia Is! The
s,vior here asserts that he gives 10 his peo-
pie eternal life. and that they shall never
perish. Then he declares that none is able
20 plrck them out of his hands. Thereupon
he makes this douhly sure by declaring his
Father is greater than all and none is able
TO pluck them out of my Fathers hands
This Is the grand Characteristic of our
Lord. He never lest one whom the Father
had given him. And 1t will never be said
that one of his chjloren ever was lost, for
he is pledged to save all his"
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enemies we were reconciled.' And here we
nigh forgotten truths. We were recon-
ci.ed'-,he eum!ty was done, away-the gulf
was bridged-the distance was removed.
And when we ask Who did it,? and How p
the answer is surprising as ii is sweet.
God did IT. Cod who had been sinnetl
against and wroDged. himself takes up the
case. and removes the sin that had sepa-
rated man from himself. And when you
ask me How was this accomplished?
am bowed down with wonder and worship
as answer BY death of his SOM He gives
this peerless. priceless ..ift of his own Son
to bring man to himself
Many a soul has heard this message of
redeeming grace, but has hesitated to step
out In faith upon God. Could we read the
language of their hearts II would be like
this. IF submit and accept what then?
There will be still the forces of the evil
nature within and the power of the foes
without. These must face and fight and
| am weak. | fear l shall not hold out!
Mark the emphasis of the much more
III when enemies we We're reconciled much
more being reconciled we shall he kept
safe'-sach Is Bishop Maule's beautiful
translation-in his life God has made pro-
sion Is in the life of his Son.
1T is not the earthly life of our Lord to
which the APOSTLE here refers hut his
risen life liberated by his death and resur-
rection. Christianity not only looks back
to Christ upcn the cross. but IN to n
Christ upon the throne. All the powers
of that risen life are at the disposal Of the
weakest child of God and in 1t we shall be
kept safe"
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Transit Company Employs Expert
Chemist to Scientifically
Clean Its Conveyances.
FINDS APPALLING CONDITION.
Doctor ]. Fl. STOPPER Declares That
Tetanus and tuberculosis Bacil-
Ii Lurk in Abundance on Olive
and Bcllefontaine Lines.

SCIENTIFICALLY and sanitariiy clean carr
| are assured by the ST. Louis Transit Com.
! pany. To bring about this result. President
| Murray Carleton end General Manager A.
| b. du Pont have engaged the services OF
/ Doctor J. II. STOPPER. expert chemist and
| bactcriolozis;
| Doctor STOPPER has received carte blanche
| 10 investigate. test. recommend and remedy
| all that is necessary to bring abou: sani-
| tar!ly clean cars.
Fer weak Doctor STOPPER has investi-
gated the different car lines Of the city. and
has set UP permanent Office mt No 41of
| South Broadway. where a laboratory will
| he Installed to-day. He has tested the
sweepings OF many cars In all Of them he
has found tetanus and tuberculosis bacilli.
Strange it may seem. the Olive street
and BeIle.ontaine lines have yielded these
bacteria in greater numbers than any other
line. The Jefferson avenue line has proven
the freest from these deadly microbes.
Doctor STOPPER explains these peculiar
conditions by the fact that thousands Of
laborers are daily carried to and from the
Worlds Fair grounds over the Olive street
lines. and north and south on the Belle
fontaine cars. which puts these cars in a
decidedly unclean condition. while the JET
ferson avenue cars with their sides wide
open allow but little chance for microbes to
locate.
THE Transit Company" said Doctor Stol-
per. has engaged my services, first, to in
vestigate the sanitary condition OF all its
cars; secondly. to devise remedies to make
and keep clean its cars. The ST Louis
company is the pioneer in movement
which must sooner or later be inaugurated
in every large city in the United States.
CONDITION is APPALLING.
Investigation has demonstrated that dis
ease germs are present in the dirt swept
out of every .car. even in the superficial
sweepings. Going further than that, the
condition becomes appalling.
7, II am now taking apart the interior OF
cars. lifting loose boards from the window
castings to fnd-noth;ng less than perfect
hotbeds for microbes. The awful habit Of
thousands of men splitting between the
window sills is one of the most pernicious
evils car companies have to deal with.
I'm many of the cars from which have
had these baseboards removed have found
peanut shells in quantities that would
make peanut sellers tray look empty by
comparison.
81 am carrying on a series OF experiments
as to how these cars can best be cleaned.
and not only cleaned, but kept clean. 1t Is
a tremendous work, and the only way to
succeed is by the assistance OF the COM
munity. Every man, woman and child must
help In this work.
First of all. have the cars carefully
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swept when they come In. The sWeepmGs
keep for investigation. Then they are
washsd-noorz. seats. windows and aisles.
After one or two trips they are swept
again, and the dirt saved for laboratory
purposes. How to do this work economical
ly and practically will be the result of my
Investigations. Whether the cleansing Is to
be done with chemicals or otherwise de-
ponds upon the action OF these materials
upon the materials fro:, which tine cars
are constructed, and not only wood and
cane seat. but the electrical apparatus Of
each car. must be taken into consideration.
REMEDY Is THREEFoLD.
THE remedy Is threefoid. The Transit
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you to grasp the Savior's meaning? Are
our eyes blinded by the god of this world.
that We cannot comprehend the higher
ideals?
Eternal life and love were incarnate in
Him. God saw fit TO express the meaning
OF the real life BY an Incarnation There
fore. the rich. the holy, the sinless One
left His heaven in order to bring life and
immortality to light.
The legend of F'riar Jerome is typical Of
lie. The painter leaves his canvas. the ar
tist his model, the sculptor his marble, the
poet his poem to minister to humanity, see
ing in that ministry life's ideal rather than
in the reproduction of beautiful ideals upon
canvas. or in marble or poem.
Men sigh for opportunities. and wait for
them. and too often miss them. While
dreaming and waiting, the angel Of oppor-
tunity vanlshes.
Real life is all around US. and out Of
that life we are to weave the web of our
!ives. To the Christian. the meaning OF
seeking life and happiness is seen in seek
Ing humanity. In seeking humanity there
must be some output. Go, go out into the
highways and hedges and compel them to
come In. To attain to eternal life We must
transmute our lives Into lives about us.
turning them to Righteousness. then shall
ours shine as the stars forever and ever.
Verify life does not consist in the things
which We possess. but in what we are. and
what we do. To simper away ones life
in idlcness and Measure. in riotous or vo-
loptuous living, Is moral and spiritual sui
fido 49,
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i, Manmon. therefore. say unto YOU. be
net anxious for your life ir.imatins that
anXiet.es come from unjust1ab,c entansle-
ments. Most men are fitted for hut few
things. Time. and thought and energy eX-
pended upon one thing, or Mt most. a few
cess;
The religion of Jesus is so adapted to
human conditions that men cannot serve
mighty God. without losing their proper
equilibrium. The normal man IL the man
who fears God and keeps his command
mcnts. The aim of the gospe! Is TO pro-
tuce man in Christ Jesus Tnot means
3 normal. symmetrical. well poised man.
To fret and fume. and worry over temporal
strong hold. and that the soul is not en-
rapport with God.
whose bent of mind and heart was upon the
ordinary temperatures Of life The summum
honum of life, with them. Is eating. drink
of many people. Clothing. in the main. dis.
animals.
animal folk. and was painstaking " his
truth and higher ideal. And here let me
adaptation TO the masses. So that the deep.
er things Of the Kingdom militant and
eternal are made Ineligible to the ordinary
wise and prudent.
Il use the word inferior as the world
used II. but no. to the disparagefnent of the
humblest soul that breathes. It was to that
class of people Jesus Christ came INTO
closest touch: with them formed closest
companionsEip. and on them bestowed his
tenderest sympathy: while against the SELF
righteous. the elite. the pampered -four
hundred of his day he Numbered his Sc
verest anathemas-woe. woe. woe Upon
sham. hypocrisy. pride and sin!
THE spiritual life. the philanthropic Is
the real life. 1t is the life unmarried by ma
terial things. unsullied by covetousness. un>
blemished by contact with worldly things.
that Is worth the living-the real life.
The life is more than meat. and the
body is more than raiment.' Is It hard for
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POINTED EXTRACTS FROM SERMONS
IN ST. LOUIS SUNDAY PULPITS

from which
Reverend Stanley NJ. Humby
elite the panpered
dercd anathen2s"-The B. Moore
s limited by human
all
do greattl ings.'-The Reverend g. NJ.
have to their
Of the
Cofcy.
unequal the
the
souls that maintain
BcctorB H.
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FATHER FoLEY's ASSIGNMENT.
Recently Ordained Priest Sent to
Montana-Parish News.

The Reverend Daniel Foley, who was or
dained at kenrick Seminary last June. has
been assigned to the Cathedral of the
He is native of Limerick, Ireland. where
his parents reside. He came to this com
try several years ago. He studied philOso-
and theology in Kenrick Seminary.
The baseball team Of the st. Louis
Knights of Columbus will play the team OF
afternoon. August q. at Fern Grove. on the
Ohio River. near Louisville. A rate OF s.
for round trip has been made over the Hen
derson Route. A train will depart from st.
Louis at S:45 o'clock the night before and
arrive in Louisville at Ills O'clock the next
morning. and will depart from Louisville
Sunday night. arriving in st. Louis at 1:2f
Monday morning. A number of athletic
events have been arranged by the Hiber-
mans in addition to the ball.
The issue of the Western Waterman last
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Doctor Herbert E. Markwort of the City
Dispensary staff of physicians, in attempt
ing to surprise his associates by arranging
to wed without them knowing 1t, had the
tables reversed and was himself surprised.
Doctor Markwcrt was on duty as usual
Saturday. but his fellow-physcians and 9TH
er attaches of the Dispensary detected a
slight attack of nervousness that seemed to
have come upon him carly in the day and
gradually increased as the day neared its
end.
No. wishing to be n,eddlesotne, none of his
associates inquired cs TO his apparent IF
Fiction, but when Doctor Markwort visited
Health Commissioner Simon early in the aft
ernoon and had ''heart-to-heart" talk with
Doctor Simon. the Dispensary attaches sur
missed that something was doing
Their suspicious were confirmed when.
about o'clock. Doctor Markwort slipped
away from his work called on the Marriage
License Clerk ard obtained a license to wed
Miss Helen Husemeyer of No. 2602 Caroline
street. While he was away some friend told
the Dispensary attaches of the doctors
marriage, When he returned to his work he
did everything he could to avoid suspicion.
His surprise was great when the whole Dis
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CLAIM BOYS ARE A NUISANCE.
Ccnfectioners Cause the Arrest Of
Four Youths.

-Four boys. each of whom is IA years ola.
were arrested last night b. Patrolmen Has
son and Maher Of the Fourth District on
complain; OF William z. Kruger of No. 1851
Carr street and Charles r. Haiker of No.
1922 Carr street who say that the boys are
continual nuisance
Inc boys are charged with disturbing the
peace. and viii! appear in the Juvenile Court
this morning.
ihey are John Lewis Of No. 1915 North
twentieth street. Sam Kinder of No So
North Beaumont street Harry Hanelman of
NO. fl2S North Twentieth street and Arthur
f1nnerty Of No: 1870 Wash street
Kruger is the proprietor of a confec-
uonery store at No. 1857 Carr street. The
boys are said to have become boistercus.
which led to Mr.. Kruger calling an officer
and having them arrested. He had warned
his place of business Il is said.
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BELLBoYs' CLUB ELECTION.
Social Organization Will Be Per-
fected at Meeting To- Night.

The Be,lboys' Social Club is organizing,
the membership to include the bellboys Of
all 81 Louis hotels. It is stated. with one
exception The manager of this hotel. the
boys say. is opposed to the club. believing
that it will eventually take the shape of a
union.
The only object according to the organ
izers. Is the social feature. A meeting will
he held at Thirteenth and Pine streets to-
night when organization will be perfected
and arrangements made for headquarters.
These officers have been elected: Dan
McCarty. president: Charles A. Brown vice
president: Morris Seager. treasurer; T eau
ley: secretary: H. E. Gordon. manager and
assistant treasurer.
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It will kindle anew our gratitude and de-
votion to God. by whose grace we are what
arc.
Concerning that past what has the
apostle to say of himself and of us? Lis
ten! I'VE were enemies" Such doctrine.
] am we'll aware. is not popular to-day,
but while unpopular II is Biblical. and.
moreover. Is fundamental to all New Tesla
ment teaching. Deny the alienation OF the
race from God. and you rob the cross of
Its music and Its meaning. God has claims
of every man. He is our creator and ruler
and as such demands our homage and ODE
dtencc. But man has claimed his liberty
and turned reoel-he has; chosen TO he his
own master and to do his own wili--he has
become an alien.
And such is the stor; CT our past or at
least part of Il. for thank God there Is 81
brighter side. Listen. When we were
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ALL NEWS TO THE PRESIDENT.
Did Not Grant or Withdraw Per
nit to Use. Grounds.

Oyster Bay. Aug. a.-President Roosevelt
passed the day quietly at Sycamore Hill
with Ambassador Won sternberg and mem
bers of his family.
Tho President read in the newspapers of
to-day that he had prevented several hum
dred children from having an outing in the
White House grounds at Washington be-
cause the color line had been drawn by the
managers of the affair. 1t was stated that
an appeal had been made to him to with
draw his objections to the use OF the
grounds FOR Inc picnic. but that he had
paid no attention 70 it.. 50
As a matter Of fact, the President knows
nothing Of the affair except what he has
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
CHRISTIANS NOT ANXIOUS
FOR WORLDLY THINGS
3he Reverend .. b. Moore Points ont
In sermen ssThe Only Life
s,F Worth Livfng.n

HE Reverend Samuel 3. Moore preached
yesterday morning IT the Hammett Place
CHRISTIAN Church from the text Matthew
~. d He said IN part:
life isDgeneraily what We make It Cir
eQpstanots oyer which We have no COM
tfol H1ny modify the current Of our life to
4ke asalIerp Of our own destiny.
ss3egls Dly1. 'ye cannot serve God and
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CHRIST THE GUARDIAN
OF THOSE WHO WISH ii.
The Savior Guards HIS Followers From
All Worldly Care and Earth
~ Harm.

The Reverend Doctor B. H. Charles
preached yesterday morning at tho Drank
Memorial Presbyterian Church on the text
GUIDE XIV, Now unto him that is able 10
keep yon from falling, and to present yoil
fauldess before the presence OF his glory.
with exceeding JOY, Amen, He said In
part: - -
''This text opens with an absorption Of
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At chicago Hotels.

registered at Chicago hotels:
Sherman l,. House,. Hofma::. MR.. p Hoffman.
Palmer House-H. D. Hopkins. Mss NJ Rice.
G. c. Denton. Mis-. C. {, Denton = = :
Great Northern HOTEL. Gartside. d. Delaney.
G. R. Andrews W. Nizzeiriar, ]. w Weimarth
J. Hilton.
s. gdlso,iam- 4, p0meroy. j. SPINNING. Mrs.
Grzee-F. Hoffman. P. d. Benham :,
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Killed by !. Leeemetiy.

REtBLLc SPECIAL.
Denison, Tex. Aug a-charfes Green
wood, young man, was run over by
loeonidtivs md ki,les to-day. HIS parents
reside at Carroilton. Ill. :
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Sister Mary Elizabeth has becu succeed
ed by Sister Mary Fiaget as Superior or
Loretto Academy. No. S4OI Lafayette ave-
nue..
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The members of SIS. Peter and PauTs Par
ish, ST. Joseph. Mo-. a Polish congregation
have raised $500 to be used in building a
new church 10 cost $500.
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read in to-day's newspapers, and had not
heard of 1t until to-day
As a matter CT custom, the White House
grounds are not opened for children's cut
ings except on Easter Monday. when the
plication were made for the opening Of the
grounds at any other time. 1t would be a
matter OF routine which probably would not
not reach him in this case.
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The members of Annunciation Parish will
give lawn party Tuesday September I.
on grounds across the street from Annun-
citation Church. Sixth and La Sale streets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10

The Reverend p. Korstenbrock. pastor of
81. Joseph's Church. Greenville Miss. was
In ST. Louis last week visiting friends
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The Reverend Father Alexius. o. f. NJ.
of Tentnpolis, Ill. was in St. Louis last
week.
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The ladies' Of ST. Teresa's Parish will
give eucfre and lawn party on the school
grounds. Grand avenue and North Market
street. next Wednesday evening Playing
will commence at $50 o'clock. In case of
rain the entertainment will take place the
following evening.