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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06
Continued from last week


Question IS. Yes. God planted
a garden aud put the man in IT.,
see Gen. ?; g. God thed gave him
a woman Tor helpmeel, see VS..
S&2a So4she must have been in the
garden too. Question No. 10, Ans
wcr mol know what the aryuement
will be or what the evidence will be
to show that he did. but it is not
true it is false. II God rested on
the seventh day from all his works,
He did not plant a garden and make
man and put him in it and then
make the man an help meet after
wards, for the very reason that this
was work and would make the state
"~"' :" 49,
al ms WORKS "heh i WAS o'iy .
part Who can accept such an idcaf
Question, II No. When Cain
,o,d Cad ,ba, he had driven him out
~ .,h !, on,v
''''"' '""' - !"
human society," k'nu'eu as''0''''o"'
and friendship. The land OF NOD
was lust as much the face Of the
eo,,h &C ,hs enot he left il that Is
III, ~, f,oa
u 'ue e"' ~ "''0 49, ~ p
IN the iahd o. MOO Naih Charges
God with thrustihg him out OF hn
man associations and Cain takes it a:
,,. III. :,
n,;.,,,out e .hsr.
was other neople there for Cain ,e
associate WITH Not much.
Question No. i8. Yes: They
were OF the same iiesn ana oiooo
ou' "o' sue S'''e ,"0.','0"'', ~
c,, ~ Lan, +ho ,,w,
pendants OF Seth VINO kept inc laws
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Missouri.
Mountain Grove
by Albin Perkins"

eyes they have closed; mark this
expression, they closed their
own eyes, but God or Christ per.
mited them to do it) lest at any
time they should see with their
eyes, and hear with their ears.
and should understand with their
heart, and should be converted,
and | should heal them" Read
Acts, rs: "a, rs, 20, ~. Once
more, Acts IL: 46. "Then Paul
and Barnabas waxen bold, and
said, II was necessary that the
word of God should first have
been spoken to you: but seeing ye
put it from you, and judge your
selves unworthy of everlasting life,
10. we turn to the Gentiles.
You can plainly see, that the
Jews put the gospel from them
they did 1t themselves. Question
%. Yes, Duet. %, No Question,
"a. No. / am aware that Gal. 81
would at first thought, seem to con.
vey such an idea to the casual
reader, but 1t is not so. II reads
thus. "But contrariwiso, when they
saw that the gospel Of the uncir.
cumcision was committed unto me,
: as the gospel Of the circumcision
: was unto Peter" "When the
Sun shines as it does this evening
: hcre in South Missouri, we call it
Missouri Sunshine, and if it is clear
in Kansas, they have Kansas Sun.
, shine, yet it is the same sun only
shining In two states. Is it not q
y fact that Peter preached the first
: gospel sermon after the resurrec'
ton of Christ, to the Jews or to
the circumcision See second
, Chapter Acts. is II not also a
fact that Peter preached the gos-
! pei frs, to the gontiles or unclr.
\ cumcision, Where? at the house
of Cornelius Acts Oh. 10Y
u Did Peter preach u different
gospel to the gentiles, from what
/, preached on the day of Penticost!
i No let US listen little more to
i Peter. When some Of the belieY-
ing Pharisces stirred up the ques-
ton of circumcision in the church.
Sec Acts 10: 6, Z, s, 9. "And the
apostles and elders came together
for to consider Of this natter
/, And when there had been much
q disputing, Peter rose up, and said
c unto them, mon and brethren, ye
{ know how that n good while ago
. God made choice among US that
the Genti'cs by my mouth should
"a bear the word of the gospel, and
r, believe And Gcd, which know.
d eth the hearts, bear them witness
OIL giving them the Holy Ghost, even
as he did unto us; And put no diff
ference between us and them, pur
1. flying their hearts by faith, Pc
h. Ter says God made no differences
IL between the two people;
a. Why do you my Bro. try to max
e. y difference that God never mad
sh There is one body, and one Spirit
- even as ye are called in ono hop
i'd of your calling; Ono Lord, on
10 faith, one baptism, One God an
! Father OF all, and in you all.' GA
A, 5,6 II there were Two Cos
pels, there would have been tw
20. bodies-Obe Jew and the othe
nd GENTLE, and if two bodies, the
nld there would bo two Spirits I
ler- animate those bodies. Whom Pal
says; "One LORD, Ono faith"--it
equivalent to saying; Zone Lor,
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x II ARNIl { il Il Fl ER ORD.

New York, Jan, The marriage n
Miss Emma Wallace Rutherford,
younger daughter of Mrs, George
Crocker. and Philip Kearny. son oi
Gen John Watts Kearf1y of Washing
ton, attracted a large and fashionable
gathering To ST. Thomas Church to-
day. B.
The bride attendants were Miss
Alice AH. Rutherford. maid III honor,
and Miss Ella de Peysfer. Miss Bea~
trice Wright Miss Jessie ansllaw
and Miss Laura Swan, bridesmaids.
The bridegroom had his brother.
Thomas Keariiy 4 best man. and the
iisHers were prominent young. society
men Of NeSy Dirk and Washing ton.
Following the ceremony at ST EIaonias'
the bridal party and guests adjoiirned
To the Crocker residence III East 81 xty-
Fourth Street where the young cotiple
received cong lat ions. If 4
a HE wedding pf Miss Rutherford and
IA r. kearny unites two large fortunes,
The bride, as tlla daughter of Mrs.
George rocker III eveittial lIy inherit
sever All nillio dIf1 lIars from The Crock
"a esfat u and Mf Kelrfly. also, is heir
to about 4 million dollars.
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COMING BACK

Washington, Jan a3. Confirmation
rs had at the state department Of the
report that Mr. Buchanan, American
minister to Panama. is abort to return
10 the United States, starting ii, a few
days from Colon, Important private
business is assigned as the cause Of the
minister's return The department has
NOT been advised that his visit Is any
thing but a mere leave of absence. bit
1T IS known that Buchanan consented to
assume The Panarlan appointment only
on the understanding that his appointment
would BE temporary and as affairs oil the
isthmtis are IN an excellent shape from
an administration standpoint il is iiii-
derstood that be considered lie had car
ried out his agreement when he returns
to Washington
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GALVESTON TO CELEBRATE.
The New Galveston VIII Celebrate the An-
niVersary of the Destruction 0f the Old.

Galveston, Tex, Jan. 23.---Tfe city
.of Galveston, larger, richer and more
prosperous than before its partial des-
truction by the great food in 1850, is
to celebrate her rejuvenation during
the coming week yftil a monster fete
that promises TO attract the widest III :
tention. The occasion of the ceIebra-
ton Isl the fcompletion of the sea wall,
erected at a. cost Of millions Of dollars
and which is expected 10 insure the city
against any recurrence or the disaster
oil four years ago.
s arrangements for the celebration
have been made on an elaborate scale
and the affair promises tn be one 81
the most notable of the kind ever cen
in the southwest The Uitued ates
navy viii be represented at irstig4-
ties by several Warships, and the Ger
man cruiser Gazelic, also will attend
the celebration. Tie governor Of
Texas and many other persons Of note
have been invited TO attend the cere-
monies and no expense is 10 lie spared
by the citizens Of the rebuilt city to
make the occasion memorable one.
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AMERICAN il EY

New York, JAN. a3At the annual
meeting of file board Of stewards Of
the American Rowing Association, 10
be held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-
night ii IS likely that there will be a
change made in the date for the second
American Henley regatta, and At the
stewards act OH tile expressed opinion
Sof the college oarsinefl and others M
concerned, II will probably be
May rs, and On the Schuylkill River,
as last year This will make the races
Iof the intercollegiate varsity crews on
Che same day a part of the regatta, and
will. it is believed, result IN the appear
'aiace of more college crews.
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NEW TREATY WITH. FRANCE.
The Erenchmen Want Concessions II u. S. Meat
Is Admitted.

r- ~. ..l ~ ~ L. "a ~. %
Washington Jan. 23. - A movement
is. making between the governments of
the u. S. and France, in lieu of the reci-
|procity treaty whichflias not received the
approval Of the senate and consequently
has failed through the expiration allow
aiice for ratification and In the
search after new sources of revenue, the
French government has let it be known
that it coiternplates considerable i1i-
crease of the duties on imported meats,
which would, of course, fall principally
upon American meats An effort OH the
part Tof Ambassador Porter to secure
the minimum rates. for the American
goods disclosed the fact that some con-
|cession must be made in return BY the
United States and it is jintimated that
the French government must Sbe salts
fed with a 20 per cent abatement Of the
duty on one of the greatest French sta
piles iinnorted into the u. S. Z
Having in mind the situation in the
senate in regard to the French reciproci-
ty treaty, the department. officials coli
Guided that it would be useless te etl.
body tlis resacllS ce lcessis ,8si
treaty form as ii would also probably
| fall to receive the sefiates approval So
a recourse has been had to the section
three of the Dingley tariff act and if this
projected arrangement should take shape
Git 5beiilp now merely a. tentative propo-
sition) the outcome would be one of
the commercial agreements which will
require no action on the part Of the
u. s. {ts5 ~ 81
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TROIlRI i, NV C,,0REA.

N s II l. 4
Washington, Jan 23. The situation
liz Corea Is raising apprehension Of re-
riewed trouble in the far. East. IT was
the understanding Of the military an
$tforities that i1 the event of war between
Japan and Russia, Corea would be made
the battle-ground al least at the begin
ming. s
Minister Allen at Seoul has cabled
the state department as follows
CONTINUED disturbances Id 81 Seoul
Foreigners have been attacked in many
Instances s4 4. j5.s 5lB 3ss s3$.
5S II has been expected that in view oil
Corea being unable to furnish protec-
lion to japanese subjects, the authori-
tics at Toxic have dispatched military
officer Of the highest rank to Seoul,
where he will be in a position to direct
any military operations that Japanese
troops may undertake. The Coreaii gov
ernn1eflt has $500 men under arms, but
they have not been trained in d modern
school of war and rather resemble con-
stabulary than soldiers. III IS articipat-
ed, here, that Japan, in Corea, will re.
peat the performance of Russia in Man
3ehlria and make the disturbances on
the Japanese railroad the ground Of a
military occupation of the line in great
force, corresponding to the Russian oc-
ctlpation OF the Manchuriatl railway. 1
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coUR d a T CIR ON.

Grafton, M D, Jan. IS. District
Court opens here oil Jan 26, with forty
two civil cases and tl1irty-seven criminal
cases on the calendar. One case Of
tmanslaughter and three for larceny will
be tried. Many of the other cases are
liquor prosecutions u l5
The weather has been unusually severe
this winter, and snow has fallen FREE
quentB The sleighing IS the best in
years. ~ s3 81
The fourth annual meeting of the
Walsh Count Poultry Association is be-
ing held here and the show in coniec-
ton is the best of any yet given Birds
from all the adjoining counties are on
exhibition.
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COAL. RATES
Chairman Shea OF the Railroad Com-
mission Wants the New Rate
Law Enforced.

Lakota, n D., Jan. 23, Chairman
Shea Of tile railroad commission IS here
today for conference with Attorney
General Erich regarding the maximum
Ignite coal rate bill passed by the last
legislature The measure provided for
"a areduction Of about So rs per cent on
the old rates for long distance hauls. So
far the railroads have entirely ignored
the bill and the orders of the commits
sion, Chairman Shea thinks it IS time
something was done to enforce the laws
iof the state and the railroads may have
notice served on them sooi,
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BRIDGE CASE
DECIDED Il
So 80 So 81 81 @ Essl tse8
The Long Drawn Out Case of the Pei
ican Point Bridge at DEVILS
Lake Decided.
City Had No Right to Erect a Bridge
Way Out There in the +
.. Country.

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 20. - The STU
preme court has Just handed down an
interesting decision in the case of Mabel
Manning VS.. the City of Devils Lake, in
which the lower court, Judge Cowan,
is affirmed. &y@
The city of Devils Lake scne time
ago authorized the issuance of bonds for
aid i'll the erection of bridge across
Pelican Point, in Devils Lake, to bring
a large section of farming territory into
closer communication with the city and
afford travellers a means of crossing.
A majority of the electors of the city
voted in favor of the issuance of So
500 bonds in aid Of the project and the
bonds were advertised for sale.
Mabel Manning, a resident and tax
payer of the city, applied for a tempo
.rary Injunction, restraining the sale of
the bonds, on the ground that the city
had no legal authority to issue bonds in
aid OF the. project, as the bridge pro-
posed TO be built was several miles out
side of the limits of the city. Judge
CoWaii issued a. temporary restraining
order and the city appealed, to the su-
prenle court which affirms Judge Cow
ans findings in the following syllabus !:
The validity of contract Of mtnici-
pal corporation which can be performed
only by a resort to taxation depends
upon the power of such. corporation to
levy and collect tax for that purpose.
The taxing power of city cannot
be lawfully invoked by it to raise funds
to construct a bridge which is not To-
Gated gupon a street or highway having
a legal existence. ,ss4 ss -
The taxing power of city corporation
can be exercised only for corporate pur-
poses. The construction and f11aitite-
nance Of a bridge outside of its terri
:torial boundaries, the purpose of Which
Is not to serve the convenience of its
inhabitants of an outlying district, and
to promote the business and commercial
Interests 0f the city by, increasing the
trade interests Of the city by increasing
the trade of its business men, Is not stich
corporate purpose as will sustain the
exercise Of the power of taxation. q s !.
The decision will be especially inter-
esting as defining the limits to which a
city may go iii aid of commercial EN-
.terprise, and will necessitate recourse to
private means if the bridge across Dew
Ills, Lake is to be built. &
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SUES CHIEF
Man Now in the Pen Wants the Lari-
more Chief to Tarn Over Money
Taken From Him.

eirand Forks, N. ID, Jan. 23. Last
fall Forgham aiM three others
were arrested at LarinorS on the charge
1of being in 4 hold up game Forgham
was later convicted and is now in the
pen He asserts that at the time of the
arrest tie chief Of police at Larimorc
took $I6.5o from tlle prisoners, which
she refused ID return The other men
assigned their claims to Forgliam and
the has instituted proceedings against
the chief to recover the money. The
plaintiff is now il, the state penitentiary.
Before the case was called the chief ten
ldered a check for the amount. s
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BLYDENBURG
A SCHENIER
The Iowan n'TriaI for Murder Seems
to Have Done Great Deal of
Planning.
Estimated the Wealth of His Wife
and Thought That She Was
Good Catch.

\ Eldora Ia, Jan. 23. Tn the Bly,
denbllrg murder trial today, Mrs Anna
Clodhuffer Of Archbold, Of. testified
that Blydet1burg in October. 1902, said
on estimating Miss Roxbold, afterward
Mrs. Blydenburg, was worth $2o, 1000 !:
She would make a pretty good match,
wouldn't she. az
n Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Blydenburg's sis
ter, testified that Blydenburg remarked
a few days after his marriage unless his
wife. decided him I2S acres of land he
would pack his. grip and i 60 4 back to
Ohio. The general public is convinced
that Blydenbiirg poisoned his wife l- s..,.
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JEW Ell. S WIPER
Notorious Diamond Thief Captured in
Minneapolis With Twelve Thous- Y
and Of His Plunder.

Minneapolis, Jan. 23. James Wall
ters,wanted III San Franciscoon charge
of stealing Jewels valued at 10000 from
Baronesse Radziiwele at the Co
lonial Hotel there, was ar
rested here last night and $4,000
worth of diamonds recovered, which he
confessed he stole at other places. The
jewels were taken from William Kerry,
Walters pal who was waiting at the
station to hard Walters the jewels
wrapped in handkerchief as he was
about to take the train for Chicago.
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!, WITHOUT MAIL.

y Oakes, N. D., Jan. 23. - Oakes has
been without twin city papers for almost
a week The westbound train on the
500, which brings the bulk Of the east
mail, has been tied up in the snow drifts
between Kuhn and Lehr since Monday,
and the mails have been allowed to ac-
cttintilate at Hankinson or somewhere
else OH the route, and an anxious public
is looking in vain for some daily papers.
The Northern Pacific and North
Western run daily ON schedule time and
the 500 has sent in specials the past
two days, but there does not appear to
be any effort made to get the mails
through 49,. - T. Il -
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COOK HAS BEEN RECAPTURED.
The Wahpeton Pisger Was caugflt on the Way
to Minneapolis. <%

Minneapolis, Jan. 23.- Sheriff G. f.
Moody of Wahpeton, N D., came to the
office of Governor Van SAINT today with
a requisition for Charles Williams, in Jail
at Disadvantage Williams SIS wanted for
breaking into The house 81 William
Wagner in Wahpeton and taking $oz.
On the way Sheriff Moody mel atlotli-
er man he wanted, riding on the same
train. He arrested him and had him
locked lip when heireached st: Paul. The
prisoner is Eugene Cook, wanted in
Wahpeton on the charge of running a
blind pig. The sheriff has wired home
for Instructions in the Cook case. 81
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MYSTERIOUS
THIRD MAN
Witness to the Italian Murder i'm
Minneapolis Last November
81 4 +Er1 IL. ~,
Has Been Found.
He Kept Mum AS He Had Recently
"a, Escaped From Jail and Feared r.
y 49, Publicity.

Minneapolis, Jan: 23 - Francis Hen
ry the mysterious third man in the Cal
derone- -Battalis murder case, was
brought here today from Little Falls
where he was under arrest on forgery
charge. He says he walked over the
Franklin Bridge the night of Nov. IS
ahead of two Italians. There was scuf-
fle and then Calderone struck Battalia
with a knife. He says he didn't report
the case because he broke jail at Little
Fails in August and didn't to be
captured. . He was, afterwards caught
.at Omaha !,
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In sAN DoMINGo.

\ Sarto Domingo, JAN IS. ~ The Unit
ed States cruiser Minneapolis arrived
here. News Of the capture of Puerto
Plata BY government forces was brought
here BY the French cruiser Jurien dc Ii
Grayier. s
The situation here remains without.
change Business is suspended because
of the lack of communication With
villages.
n. Detjcn, the Hayticn minister. has
presented his credentials 70 The prnyiss
iorlal government.
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EXPERT COOKERY.

Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. 23.--Ail ages Of
cookery are represented. at the annual
exhibit OF the Chicago Cooks, Pastry
Cooks and Confcctionersf cosniopoii-
tan Association which opened today in
the Coliseum. The organization ntirl-
bers among its members cooks who
received their training in Russia,
Switzerland, France, Italy, Germany,
Belgium and England.
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BOATS ARE FREE.

MilWaukee, Wis., Jan. a3 The ice
field which blocked navigation OH the
west shore Of Lake Michigan for forty
eight hours was driven out III tic. lake
last might by a shifting Of the wind, and
all vessels which were locked IN the
blockade between Milwaukee and Ke-
,nosfia have been released. The Good
rich steanles City of Racine left on time
on her usual trip; for Chicago after be-
ing unable to get out during the day.
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FANN IS Il RTICLE &.

Boston, Jam a3. Senator Marcus.
zislsa Of Ohio, contributed to the
SbfuaFy number of magazine pub4
slished here, an article under tile caption
of Socialism and the. -abor Unions. & 3
1t eInbodies m concrete form, some of
the conclusions drawn by Senator Ham
ma from his observations and expert
erce IN business and politics and in il,
measure outlines mis- life work and .iridi-
Gates his personal ambition. M
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FIRE I'M CHICAGO SKYSCRAPER
"A Blaze IN the Masonic Temple IN Chicago
Caused Panic.

Chicago, jan 2,3. Fire broke otit OH
THE fourth floor Of the Masonic Temple,
the twenty story sky scraper The cause
was an explosion of chemicals iii X.
Friedlander's Office Upwards of 1000
people we're III the building and there
was a panic, but all got out. Alter an
hossr the fire was ont although number
of persons were injured.
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FAMILY FIGHT
New York Man Started d Rough iiouse
Which Resulted in Ills
Suicide.

New York, jar, 23 Apparently be-
|cause his wife and son deserted him.
Fred Brush attempted TO murder his
wife and son, aged l8, III the vcstibuIcs
.of an apartment house There was Il
terrible struggle but the son protected
the mother. Brush then went to the
street and shot himself dead
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TAFT 10 ARRIVE TO-DAY.

San Franeisco, Cal. Jan. as Among
the passengers on the steamer Korea.
due 10 arrive here today or tomorrow,
is William H Tai, late governor of the
Philippines Judge Taft will proceed
AT once 10 Washington where he IS To
succeed Mr Root as secretary of war
Feb. /.
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THIRD FIRE
The Palace Hotel In Chicago Seems
20 Be Under Hoodoo of Some
.s.s n Kind.

Chicago. Jan. 23. For the third
time in the mast two weeks FIRE attacked
The Grand Palace Hotel All investiga-
ton is being made as to the source Of
the fires The flames were discovered
before they gained headway and all the
guests got out. The damage was small
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HAD RED HAIR.
Brutal Assaiisht and Murderer Lett cIae lntIls
Hands os His Victim.

Bedford, Ind. Jan. 23 Search for.
the murderer OF Miss Sarah Schafer
brought no definite result. The only.
5cleW is small bunch of red hair
ciutched in the dead girls hand, evil.
IDENTITY from the inustacfe Of white
man, u VAS n
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TOMORROW
MAY DECIDE
II Is Expected That the Suspense Over
the Russo-Japanese Difficulties
VIII Be over.
A Decision Either For Peace or War
May Be Made BY Sunday G.
Night. N

Port Arthur, Jan. 23. High officials
say they believe war OF peace vii be de
cided trpon today or tomorrow. ],
After a conference of the heads Of all
departments Of the Manchurian admin
istfation orders were issued that the list
Of every available army and navy reserve
man be drawn. 81 1t is claimed the re-
serves total 10000 men. \ s VI