Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-05-05


Shop Y. Nj. c. a. Bible classes are
being pushed in Massachusetts ana
Rhode Island. During one Wees
nearly eight hundred men were in a..
tendance.
Bishop NIcKm and DR.. Teusle.
nave placed the facilities of ST
Luke's hospital in Toxic at the com
mand CT the japanese gorernmen;
fer the sick and wounded of both
armies.
The British Weekly states that q;
Bromley in Kent IFS passive resisters
have been summoned to court in a
single Gay; at Bristol 100 day and
in smaller cities fifty cases q day are
not uncommon.
The French chamber of deputies
has passed bill submitted by NJ.
Comics for the suppression of all
forms of teaching by the religious Or
ders, by decisive majority of SIG &c
269.
The British Weekly says, The es
adjustment Of system of Chinese
slavery under the British flag contin-
ues to excite the burning indignation
of Christian men and women in ev
cry part of the country
Joseph Rank, a wealthy layman OF
Hull, England. has assumed the sup
port of six missionaries in the foreign
field, to take his place in the ICON
scription for foreign service of the
Lord of hosts
DR.. A. W. Newhall. the superintend
ent of the Jesse Lee Home in Una
laska serves also as physician for the
village, where there has been no doc
tor nearer than Sitka $50 miles dis
tant. DR.. Newhall is filed with the
true missionary spirit.
1t is stated that the German branch
of the Evangelical alliance protests
against the readmission of the Jesu
its in Germany and calls on the prot
estant population of that country tc
lend its aid in creating sentiment
against it.
Rev Alexander Robertson, D. D., Of
Venice says in the Missionary Review
of the World that Italy is a Roman
Catholic country only in name The
churches are almost empty OF wor
shippers and are filled with sight
seers.
The Christian World announces the
intention Of Mr.. Balfour to introduce
a bin to amend the education acI or
the basis of popular control combined
with the UNCONVENTIONAL rights of en-
try for religions instruction
Rev. F. E. Clark, writing from In
vercargill New Zealand, to the Chris
tan Endeayor World, gives a grapni,
account of The Picturesque Maoris
Who reigned in New Zealand for hal
a millennium but Now are Cn1y a van
ishing race
The Episcopal City Mission (Bo@
tcn) received last year $4,000 fol
support of its varied enterprises. Its
corps Of workers are eleven clergy
twelve lay missionaries and thirty
four paid workers in summer. besides
its volunteer visitors and teachers.
Central church. Brooklyn, and its
rastor are rejoicing over their jub.le.
fund of $4,000 which has been sc
uickly pledged and is now bein
raid. One of the good things to be
done with the money viii Re tho
erecting OF a new building for the Al
1aYv Avenue Branch.
The Outlook has an editorial of val
he by Rev. Lyman Abbott. d. d.. IN
der the title OF Devout Remembering
in which he says, NO man is SC
sanity that he can dispense with aids
to the devotional life which Christ
found valuable if not absolutely nc~ :
full
John Alexander Dowie has been re
fused the use of public buildings by
the Australian government because
of his disrespectful words concerning
King Edward in a speech. delivered
III Adelaide. The mayor of Adelaide
has written a very sharp letter tc
Dowie.
The charges of heresy made
against Dr. Borden P. Bovine of Bos
ton University by Rev. George A
Cooke were heard by a select commit
tee of the New York East Conference
and the accused was unanimously ac
Quilted on each Of the five specifica
tons.
Rev. James Simester, a Methodist
missionary in China says that while
the government of that country want;
the Confucisn schools, the people
want the Christian schools, and that
ten thousand day schools could be
opened If there we're teachers and
money to support them.
Illinois Methodists are planning tt
raise 5000. 000 for missions. They in
tend TO secure the support Of home
missionary by every Epworth distric
les~re in the state aad in various 9th
er ways to bring the annual contribu
tions Of the church at large up to So,
oo0 GOO within 8 few years.
The annual meeting of the MotheI
church christian Seience) viii b
omitted this year. as it is not intend
Ell that services shall be held in any
: o'ace other than the Mother churcl