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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15
RELIGIOUS
NOTICES

First. Rev II NJ King. d d nsstor-
! Public worship. 10:45 m and 7.ao n n,
preaching by Rev @ Boa rdman. pastor
| First Baptist church. Elberton. Georgia
Fourth. Howell near North Main street
Preaching by Rev Charles II Ellis ~
Chelmsford. Mass, lo:45 and 7:so; s.
1915: n Y u. $40.
Ebenezer. A street. Rev ] X Rv,,e.
pastor--Prea ching at II m: SIS u m:
preaching 7:A5 m by the pastor.
Central. Weybosset opposite Chestnut
street-Public worship at 10:45 with
preaching by Rev Albert @ Upham. d d.
or Fall River. Mass: s, 1915. the Rene-
ficent church unite in this service.
Broadway. Rev j V Osterhout pastor
S s. lo4S m: preaching by Rev r q
Boardman Of Elberton. Georgia. l215:
P 3 c r. 6. missionary concert 7:l5.
Dyer avenue chapel-s s. p m.
Stewart street--Preaching at 10:t5 a
m and 1880 m by Rev Stewart: the
evangelist. Prof Stout will sing at the
morning service, Bible school at i2:l5:
praise service at 1870 followed by sermon.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Central Angel street and Diman place
Morning service. 1oA5: the assistant
minister. Fred r HIM. Will preach.
Plymouth. Pennsylvania avenue near
Broad street. Archibald McCord minis
ter--Preaching lo:45 by the minister.
God in Man" S, 12:15; S c L. iso
preaching I, Signs Of the Times"
Plymouth. Rev Pullan minister
Church closed: Sunday services omitted
tnion-Preaching at 10:i5 and 7:30 by
Rev DR. Joseph n Selden OF Greenwich
Conn; $ s at 1915. Y y s G r.. at $50
Westminster Congregational and Wood
bury Mcmorial--Services at l0:4S: preach
Ing by Rev r 4 Griffin OF Bedford. Mass
Free. Richmond street Rev e First
of Somervillc, Mass; morning. Light in
the Cloud" evening. Palm Tree Chris
tians."
EPISCOPAL.
Church % the Redeemer Morning ser
vice. 1o;45. Rev Alfred Evan johnson win
officiate.
Manton--st Peters Killngly avenue.
Rev r Carpenter. rector--M Morning
PRAYER and sermon. lo4S
Johnston Chapel of the Good Shep-
herd. Bel' district Brown avenues s.
sso
Calvary Orchard avenue-Nornins ser.
vice and sermon, 1o.i5.
Church Of the Saviour - Benefit and
Transit streets ts-Litany. sermon and holy
communion 10:45. 2 s. 12:1b. evening"
PRAYER and address. 7s0.
Church ~ the. Epiphanv Potter avenue
near Elmwood avenue--Holy communion
80; morning service. ioS5: evening
service. 7.30
FREE BAPTIST
Elmwood avenue. preaching by Rev r
q Wesley-Sermon. i0;i5 M. subject.
Surrender 60 WHAT" Orcanist r. ]
Newell will be assisted with Prof r
Henry Millet. the viclinist. he will play
a solo or two: $. 1915. e r ard even
ing service. y m.
METHODIST
Elmwood temple. Rev r r Root. pas
tor Preaching service. i0:45. sermon by
q Milton Bardsley. & r. 7pul
Trinity Union. Rev = Francis Cooper.
pastor 1898. morning service sermon
by Rev Y Y Thorndike. n - former pas
tor. 1913. 8 8 5;5o. evening service.
sermon by pr Thorndike
Washington Park. Rev II SSe-ay.
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KEITR'S THEATRE.

The Albee Stock company will next
week appear at keith's In that powerful
society drama 1.-THE Idler.' which created
something OF a furore when Il was origi-
nally produced IN New York about ten
years ago. with such recognized artists
as Georgia Cayvan. Effie Shannon, ". j.
LeMoyne. Eugene Ormond. Herbert Kel-
cy. Mrs Thomas Whiffen. Nelson
Wheatcroft and many Others II is
from the pen OF Z. Hadden Chambers.
author OF Captain Swift" which was
produced SO successfully by the Albee
company az Keith's two seasons ago II
tells an intensely interesting story. with
forceful lines and dramatic cl.maNes.
and a touch Of delightful comedy
The cast is not a very long one but
each role is exceedingly strong and gives
excellent opportunity for acting Several
years before the opening OF the play
John Harding has accidentally killed
Godfrey Strong. and IN view OF the fact
that Godfrey Strong and Harding have
ouarreled a few days before Harding =
suspected OF stong's murder. Harding
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15
A 5000 ehnD CONCERT.

The concert at Roger Williams park last
evening drew large and delighted
crowd. which was 80 dcmonstrstlve that
almost every selection WAS encored. The
program was a. follows:
March. Peaceful Henry" Kelly: over
ture. 'Stradeila," Flotow. trombone solo.
let All Obey" Leach. Archie Jaihert
"reminiscences 81 Balfe.' Godfrey
"Minuet." Paderewski. The Cosey cor.
ner t<imball cornet solo Maud
" altz. Levy. Y y. church: grand opera
selection Lucia. Donizetti. valtEcs.
Immortelle. Gungil. request number.
selection from Wizard of o." Tiet-
iens.
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theae IL not a dull moment in the per-
formance. The vaudeville features In
ciude Sam Green. monologue and parody
singer: Ward Sisters. vocalists: Van
Leesr and Duke. sketch team; Rich and
Wilbur, singers and dancers; Honan and
KearneySirish comedians.
The following attraction will be
Bryant's Australians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

one and includes among others, William
Vedier, Georsie Mack who made a hit
last season In Foxy Grandpa" Ida
Howell. Vernon Summers. Van Dyke
Brooks Fannie Argyle. Lillian Mae
Crawford. NJ NJ Murray Harry Hamm
Hammil. Robert A. Vessels. Gustave
Knoll, William Morgan. Samuel CAT
fany. Fred Slater The Child Slaves oc-
tette. and the Child Slaves Boy band.
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LETTERS.

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15

from the several Indian Tribes
which have been opened to settle
ment at intervals; running from
the 22nd day Of April, 1889, to
the first day Of August, 1901, and
In view of the legislation quoted
and the history Of the organization
of Oklahoma, it has been our well
grounded belief that the congress
would never divide the people Of
these two territories or undertake
to create two states within their
borders. We now feel that the
passage of the Nelson bill is but
iulhllment Of the original promise
arising out Of the history Of Okla.
homa and the Indian Territory.
and that 1t is but simple act OF
justice to the one million Ameri.
can citizens now living within our
borders.
The creation OF two states out of
our Territory, and the passage of
the Omnibus.bill with the subse.
quent attachment TO Oklahoma of
the Indian Territory, are two
calamities viewed with equsal abb
horrence by the fair minded non.
partisan business interests OF both
territories. To pass the Omnibus
bill; thus giving to one.half Of our
common territory the right 10
frame the organic law aud organ.
ize the state government and To-
cate all public institutions and
then to attach the other half OF
our common territory with equal
population, equal taxable wealth
and equal resources, is an act Of
such gross and palpable injustice
TO that half OF the people so TO be
attached, that we canrot believe
The stateomanship OF the United
States senate will ever consent to
Its preparation.
We declare to the congress that
his question Of statehood is one
affecting our future destiny as a
part Of the Great American Union
Ind We appeal to the members Of
hat body, and to the President
If the United States. to consider
he case upon It's merits and dis.
Engage ii from all sntangling alli.
lnces go that justice may be ad.
ninistered TO a million people
whose future wealth and standing
Is an American commonwealth is
II infinitely more Importance than
emporary party advantage Of any
lnwise sectional gain resulting
rom an increased number Of
United States senators.
FINALLY, We affirm, as our de-
lberate aud final declaration that,
o far as the interests OF Oklahoma
nd Indian Territory are affected
y the omnibus bill, We are unal-
srably opposed TO lie provisions,
nd We prefer absolutely no state
ood legislation TO the passage Of
nat bill.
"By act OF Congress passed more
lan two years ago. all The Indians
! the Indian Territory are made
tiEens OF the United States and
ieir competency for the burdsns
nd duties Of statehood In common
ith the other inhabitants In that
'rriiory has been settled.
"We express our entire conf.
snce in The good faith Of Senators
sveridge, Nelson and others In
Ieir efforts to secure statehood for
Ie two territories, on terms Of
'solute equality, ct The earliest
oment, and denounce a. q sub
rfuge the charge that their efForts
urging single statehood is 10
-event all statehood legislation
the present Congress-
c. B. AMEs, Chairman.
+. +. LAMB, Secretary.
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+fe"D1~~t - ~ "AAy Wy va
attachment PROCESS. We oppos
the attachment process because
Is not necessary for the territories
being ready for immediate state
hood; because 1t ia unfair to th,
Indian Territory to deprive il
people OF all participation in th,
constitutional convention and th,
framing Of the laws, and from {
voice in the location Of our public
institutions. We oppose the al.
tachnent process for the further
reason that its effect will tend Ia
create a sectional line OF cleavage
In the state which might not be
obliterated for generations.
"We think We are entitled to i'm.
mediate statehood:
First. Because II is a right
guaranteed us by the treaty with
France at the time OF the Louisi.
ana purchase.
Second. Because IL is right
that congress ought not to deny 10
million free and intelligent citi.
Gems.
Third. Because both terri.
tories are ready for statehood.
Fourth. Because congress has
the legal right to grant statehood,
not only TO Oklahoma, but also TO
the Indian Territory (Thomas We.
Gay, 1859 U. s. 264.)
Fifth. Because both territories
have the necessary populstion,
each having about 500, 600. 80 per
cent. Of whom are lAmerican citi-
Gems.
sixth. Because both territories
have the soliT resources, and cli-
mate TO sustain this population and |
insure large and steady increase. |
Seventh. Because both have
sufficient taxable property TO sup.
port q state government without
excessive tsxation.
Eighth. Because the work of
the Dawes commission has been
80 nearly completed as TO no long
er interfere with immediate state.
hood; that commission has con-
cluded treaties with all the Indian
tribes providing FOR the allotment
IN severalty OF their lands, and
authorizing the sale OF all except
the homestead. These allotments
viii probably be completed by the
time a state government can be
organized. The lands of the Greek
and Seminole nations have all
been allotted.
"In Fssaerokse, choclaw and
nations the lands have
III been surveyed and classified,
md the work OF allotment is now
imply clerical and should be com.
'leted within twelve months. The
mineral and asphalt lands Of The
lhoctaw and Chickasaw nations
re 10 be sold By the Secretary of
be Interior, and as soon as sold
Iill, OF course, be taxable. Il
herefore is beyond controversy
bat the work Of the Dawes CON-
nission no longer inierferes with
tatehood, and that there is abun.
Iance Of taxable property.
Ninth. Congress can reserve
uch power over Indian affairs as
desires, and statehood will In no
Use interfere with the free action !
I sheInterior department In carry |,
,g out all the treaties between the !,
overnment and lhs several tribes.
] this decision We are supported !,
, recent holding OF Judge Hosea !,
ownsend, Of the southern district !,
The Indian Territory"
We urge upon the attention OF !,
ongress the fact that II is mol =
nestion as 10 whether these two
rritories shall be united, but
neither they shall be divided.
housands upon thousands OF our
tizens have moved into both ter.
aAs&.a s.l.s.
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QUESTIONS No. 40.

/. What is the bottomless pit
that this (beasu the temporal
power OF the Catholic church come
cut Of? And is the bottomless pit
spoken Of here tho Same as spoken
n Rev. 20 -l?)
2. You say THE two witnesses
described in rev. ll-3) are the
old and new testamonts, clothed in
the sackcloth of dead languages
for 1860 years.
How did the old and new tesla.
ments have power over water TO
turn it into blood and to smight
the earth with plaques as often as
they would? And what was their
dead bodies that laid in the streets
of the Great City whore our Lord
was crucifedY-Mrs Cindia Merritt
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-01
ANSWE Err
TO QUESTION Asked
The Rsvalator's First
Beast.
Contin1e4 Nom last aocek.

IN this language:
And the king shall do according to
his will, and he shall cxalt himself and
magnify himself above every god. and
shall speak marvellous things against the
God Of gods, and shall prosper til the
indignation be accomplished: for that
tina, is determined shall DO done.
Neither shall he regard The God Of
his fathers, nor the desire OF women, nor
regard any god. for he shall magnify
himself above all. Dan, l--S6---37. .
And the exaltatlon Of this man,
above all that is called God, be-
longs to, and is y portion of the
mystery Of the iniquity, that al
ready was working in Paul's day
and has, and will work, until the
web Of superstition has done it's
complete work, and the dark cloud
Of unbeliel, which this man has
cast over the people by the image
that he has set up in the changing
of times and laws, has been fully
revealed by Chrlst's second APP
pearance IN the clouds; ut that
time he will be completely reveal
ed:
Even him, whose coming is after the
working OF satan with all power and
signs and lying wonders,
And with all deceivableness Of un
righteousness in them that perish; b.
cause they received not the love of the
truth, that they might be saved.
And for this cause God shall send
them stiong delusion, that they should
believe q lie;
That they all nigh, be damned who
believed not the truth, hut had pleasure
in unrightcousness" C Thcs 60 to ~
While Christ will complete the
revelation when He comes; yet
these scriptures are revealing Him
fast to the true christian, and the
seeker after truth and right; for
when we read these scriptures in
the light Of the true way of right
ly dividing the Word, we will have
70 say, Yes Paul also saw this
great beast and in his Epistle he
has revealed him to us.
Then again we see that John
and Paul was not the only ones
that saw the beast; for in the
writings of the other Apostles, we
find them setting forth the same
character.
Yes, many have felt his power
full sting upon the death pillow
and his strong arm Of prosecuting
power while yet strong. Just
think Of the prophets of old
Think of John, in the silent re-
cesses Of the rocks, on the isle O
Patmos; for it was there wher,
| he written his wonderful work o.
Revelation, through the helping
hand of the Higher Powers. Ant
think Of blessed Stephens, perse
cuted even unto death BY thi,
same heastly power, Which pow
er has since the time Gesa tcapt i
out Of heaven to earth Been aoin,
| its deadly work but was more full
I " shown 60 John in the great So,
Monster at Rome, who has helt
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Masonry, however secret from
/ It's most early foundation to the
present moment, has nothing be.
longing To it, but what is SO far
from giving birth or growth to
the commission Of any thing in
conslstant with the strictest
parts OF our holy religion, wheth.
or it respects Our duty to God or
man, that every part Of it, ii duly
followed, has a direct tendency
to enforce and to encourage the
performance Of every one Of its
most holy precepts; ana, ''the
precepts Of the Gospel are uni
versally the principles of Mason.
ny. page $3.50
GRADES OF RANK. Manv
persons have endeavored to sub-
stantiate their objections to
the institution Of Freemasonry
from the admitted dogma that
{ its members meet on level,
whence they conclude that the
system abolishes all human dis.
functions. and promises to dis.
organise society, and reduce N
to it's primitive elements. Blu. y
does no such thing. There IS.
in fact, no other i1stitu zion
where the grades of rank are bot.
ter defined and preserved. m.
W M sits in the east. For wha
purpose is he placed there? Whv,
to rule and govern his lodge.
And he is invested with powhy
even to despotism, should he
consider it safe to use it, and
the Wardens are his assistants.
not MS equals. Each has a par.
ticnlar duty assigned to him. and
beyond that, he has no right to
interfere. The next grade are
the Deacons, And what is their
duty? Not. surely, to rank in
equality with the Master and
Wardens, but to perform the
part Of interiors in office, to car
J ry messages and commands. It
IS their province to attend on the
Master, and to assist the War
dens in the active duties of the
lodge, such as the reception Of
candidates into the different do.
greesof Masonry, ana the i'm
mediate practice of DIR rites.
This is the business of the
Deacons; and by its banctual
discharge, the office Becomes a
stepping stone to further pfefer-
ment; for as it is incumbent On q
brother to serve the Office Of a
Warden, before he is eligible Tor
the chair Of lodge, 50 it would
be well if the Office Of a Deacon
were preparatory to that of a
Warden. The Treasurer, the
Secretary, the Stewards, the
Inner Guard, and the Tyler,
have all their respective duties
to perform, and rank to support;
while the brethren are bound 70
obey the will and pleasure Of the
W M. History aud CycionedIa
OF Freemasonry, by Macoy Oh.
YER Page, 523 and 524.)
i tTo be Continued.)
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CMl4WlG-oW ga ~ *.

GREAT LIGHTS. The Free
masons are enlightened by great
! and small lights, The Bible, the
square, and the compasscs, be-
long to the first; and the sun, the
moon, and the Master Mason, or
the stars, to tie second The
great lights are immortal. and
neither limited by time nor space;
the small ones are limited by
both. The Bible rules and gov
ems our faith; the square our
actions; and the compasses keep
us in u bond Of union with all
mankind, especially with a broth.
err Mason.
Or with other words, the Bible
directs us to elevate our spirits
| to a reasonable and rational faith;
the square teaches so to Giscip-
line our minds as to make them
correspond with a pure and
prompt obedience to the laws Of
our native land; and the com
passes teach rs SO to cultivate
our understandings Us to enable
us to live in the bonds OF social
and fraternal union with all man
kind, whatever may be their pc
culiar views On religious or pc,
ltical subjects. l1istory and
/ Cyclopedia Of Freemasonry by
Macoy Oliver. Page $3.50
GOLDEN RULE. Freemasonry
recommends the practice of the
golden rule, do unto others as
4 you would have them do to you.
not SO much to preserve the
peace and order of civil society,
| (which Notwithstanding it cannot
fail to do) as to inspire in our
own bosoms, q love of virtue and
good will to man.
GOOD MASON. The good Ma
son is an example to his neigh
| bours, and his name and charac-
ter are proyerbial. Those who
are younger venerate him, his
: companions love him, his super
iors eNtol him, In his family he
il high without severity. and
, condescending without meanness
| his commands are gentlc-in
, deed his wishes are his com
) mands; for all are equally read,
r to answer his desires. To his wife
, he is the tender husband, moi
| tho usurping lord; to his children
, he is the kind, the provldentia
t father, not the domineerine
tyrant; to his servants he is q
qually the friend as the superior
T Thus ruling, he is obeyed will
cheerfulness; md thus his HON,
} whether a cottage or a palace, is
} while he is present, the habita
ton Of peace; when there Ii,
J leaves it with reluctance, ant
when absent his return is OK
, pected with pleasing avidity.
, page 522' in the History and CIV
clopedia of Freemasonry, B,
Robert McCoy.)
GOSPEL. The Royal Order Z