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GLOBE SECURITY RECEIVER.
Court Appoints One to Keep lis Assets In
This state From GetIinG ont.

Supreme Court Justice Greenhaum APP
pointed Felix II. Levy yesterday receiver
Of the assets in this State Of tho Globe Sc
ourity Company, the money lending shop,
formerly at $50 Nassau street, in which
David Rothsohild, nov a laborer in Sing Sing
Jail under a nine year sentence, used TO
turn the screws.
The receiver is appointed on the applica-
ton Of Kneeland La Zebra & Glaze, counsel
for Leo Schlesinger. receiver for the Fed
eral Bank in Grand street, which Rothschild
wrecked
In the transactions between tho blnk
and the company the bank held six notes
aggregating ti8167 made by the company
in February and March last year. and in
dorsed by D. d L. Rothschild. The bank
discounted them.
Tho companys assets are estimated at
5000. It's last schedules showed liabill-
ties. sa6s 500 nominal assets, s5i2 40.
Gen. kneeand said last night that the
receiver Is not for the corporation. but onl'
for the assets ia this state, and is appoint, d
to prevent further attachments and ~
prevent the property gong outside Of the
jurisdiction OF tho court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
THE NEW DIT'LOMACY.
We Deal in Absolute Truth. Gen. woodford
Tells Dutchess County Diners.

The Duchess County Society dined at
the Hotel st. Regis last night. DR.. Irving
Townsend. president of the society was
toastmaster and Gen. Stewart L. Wood
ford was the principal speaker. His sub
ject was our Foreign Relations
Diplomacy said Gen. Woodford, 'is
no longer the science Of deceit. IL is the
science of honesty and fair dealing Under
the administrations OF William Mckinley
and Theodore Roosevelt, the United States
mightwell pat on the business door Of the
Department Of State the legend Dealers
in Absolute Truth. lCheers and applause
Under the magnificent genius Of John
Hay, the meaning Of American diplomacy
to-day has been made nothing moro nor
less than the peace OF the world Mr.
Hay. and he alone, saved confag grafton
Of world passions when he undertook
successfully the limiting of the field OF
the war in the Far East
julius VI. Mayer. Attorney General. noti-
fed an the Duchess county politicians
present that there were no vacancies left
In lis Office George W Hines Mayor Of
Poughkeepsie, reported that nothing there
had changed essentially since the last
exile had come down 70 the metropolis
The Rev. DIR. Alexander H. Cummins the
Rev Or : Parkes CO oman and the his-
torian Of tho society, !. II. Hiserodt, also
grala
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
mAD0OS AXE BUSY.
Eighty More Names for Jcrome-Lots Of
Smashed Paraphernalia.

Headquarters raidlng party again de-
scended with axes on an alleged gambling
house and poolroom in the Mercer street
precinct yesterday afternoon. 1t was at
90 Sixth avenue the home Of the Washington
Arch Social Club. Inspector Titus and Capt.
O'Conner went along with Commissioner rs
Secretary Howell.
Inc Commissioner had sum moned to
Headquarters Roundsman Charles Becker
Of the West Thirtieth street station, big
athlete who recently received medal for
bravery. ordering him to report In citizen
clothes. Becker didn't know the reason Of
mis- errand until an axe was given to him and
be was led by Howell. with dozen others
pickCd up in the building. to the old
fashioned three story building.
no raldeIs trooped through the cigar
store in tao basement. Sergt. Eggers put
nls shoulder 10 "A locked door 70 tine LETT,
wnicn gAve way. and BecKer's axe rang
against the trst -icebox' door. The
rOunusman soon decided the partition was
easier than the door and chopped a hole
through IL. he crawled through and
opened the door from the inside. At the
top Of the stairs the next barricade vas
batter, down and the police faced eighty
Washington AIch Social Club men. The
axes acre kept busy a while longer, smash
ing everything, including the windows,
and then a patrol wagon load OF damaged
telephones, stuss and poker tables, a klon-
dike layout a couple Of pecks of chips and
lot oil racing cuids and tickets was carted
10 the station house
Five Of the clLb men we're made prisoners
on the information Of two men who had
been inside gathering evidence.
The names and addre sses OF the rest
we're taken to be sent TO Mr. Jerome as
witnesses, under the Bowling law. The
proprietor is not known.
At the citation house soon afterward bail
for the FIVE captives was arranged Tor
through Magistrate Moss and furnished by
John King. a contractor, Of 3O7 West Fourth
street. who put up house and lot at 81
Perry street worth SIS. 900.
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FOR having permitted me without deuur
our painful duty to sevor our official and
personal bonds OF union, We cannot
further resist. The Japanese will scrupu-
lousy observe the conditions made in your
behalf.
DO not repine. You have fulfilled your
duties as warriors, and the japanese fully
appreciate your heroic resistance, If the
fatheriand visits our conduct with disgrace
remember alone am responsible for the
surrender. Continue brave and loyal bear
ing in mind the fact that soldiers must never
wander from the path Of righteousness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
HURLED L. S. 4. go FEET.
Third Avenue Car Tussles Beat Cow Punch.
Ing, He Thinks.

United States Agnew. cowboy from
Wyoming ran foul Of Third avenue car
at Thirty-siXth street last night and was
hurled twenty feet Subsequently, Mr..
Agnew reached Bellevue Hopstal in an
ambulance. and the doctors united three
fractured ribs, to say nothing OF decorations
ard Commissions.
MIR Agnew. who told the doctors that his
fellow cow unchers referred To him always
ar u. $. A. was very angry when he
reached the hospital
I've been in many a roundup he said,
and I've taken part in raft OF running
fights, but I'll be slammed II / ever got
done up like this before
-. S. A. has been in town only a day.
His extra boots are at Smith d McNell's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
RUSSIA GETS NEW NAVSL BASE?
Said 20 Have Purohssed an Islet In the
Indian ocean.
SPECIAL c5sie Dt,piieA<i 70 ruE Sun,

NpfctdI Cdbtf BfipdEfNsS 20 1 INK SUN
SUEz. Jan. l3-The second d visoD OF the
Russian Pacific feet, under Admiral Botrov-
sky, left here to-day and sailed southwark.
It's immediate destination is presumed TO
be Jbutl, French Sonlsliand
PARIS Jan. 13-The st, Petersburg CORE
spondent Of the Echo dc PARIS says 1t is re-
ported there that Russia has purchased from
Il third Power an lslet in the Indian Ocean.
1t will serve as base at which Admiral
Rojestyensky can await the arrival of a
third squadron from Russia.
CoPESBAGENj Jan. IA despatch TO the
Pol,tiken from st. Petersburg says that
the Ca has contributed from his private
fortune 100000 rubles $50 ooo. 600 to-
ward tho equipment Of a third squadron
and 10000, 600 rubles toward the equipment
Of fourth squadron
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
sroEssELs rAREuELL SPEECH.
Words Addressed TO His Troops AFTER the
Surrender OF Port Arthur.
Special caoi' De'pa'e' 70 T'uE sun.

'U7IFl' = Nv AlfFNH'lT NJ ? ~ 7T'-N'
LONDON, Jan. IA despatch TO the
Daily Mda from Toxic says that a Russian
officer Mt Nagasald states that after the
surrender of Port Arthur was arranged
Gen. Stoesse finally inspected the town.
accompanied by naval and military staff
As he saw the dreadful destruction and
desolation. his eyes filled with tears. When
the garrison was mustered, Gen. Stoessel
addressed the men. saying
You have all Witnessed to-day's occur
renee. Our lives and property are de-
pendent upon the generosity Of yesterday 5
foe admire your loyalty and courage.
thank you from the bottom OF my heart
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PUBLICATIONS.
Every manutac-


tur-r making food, soap, cloth
ing, shoes or household goods,
should always remember:
That within the jurisdiction Of
The LADIES HOME JOURNAL
there are 100000 mouths to
be fed; 100000 hands to be
washed; 5000, 600 bodies to be
clothed; 100000 feet to be
shod; 100000 homes to be
replenished.
That as long as people con-
tinue to be born and grow up
there will be more m ouths, hands,
bodies, feet and homes to be fed,
washed, clothed, shod and re-
plcnished;
That he can in 1000, 600
homes make his product syno-
nym for something that will
supply these wants.
These 100000 homes with
their 100000 inhabitants are
the ones which find in The
LADIES HOME JOURNAL center
Of family living and family buy
ing.
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YosK BosTOE CHICAGO
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Marrow ,cape for the Massaehuset1..

Tho battleship Massachusetts had a
narrow escape from collidlng with a large
car float on the Battery yesterday. Inc
Massachusetts, was on her way from the
Brooklyn navy yard 10 the winter ma
nor v.es IN costa Rca. As she passed the
Battery n ar float attempted to GRO 3 the
battleship', course. BY going full speed
astern the battleship missed the float by
a cables length.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
BLOCKADE RUNNER FINED.
British Crew on Russian steamship Carry
Ing Tons of Explosives.
Special Gaze De,pdfcA 70 TIN 81

Special Ciote Dsspa'ch 70 THE SrS.
HOMO KONG. Jan. I3,-The captain Of
the Russian steamship Tungchow, from
Saigon. French Cochin China, who was
arrested here recently, has been fined $3.50.
The steamship was found 20 be carrying
several hundred tons Of explosives, which
were not shown on her manifest The ex-
plosives we're oonfscated and the steamship
has been detained.
The crew, which Is British, had received
large sums TO attempt 10 run the Port
Arthur blockade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
JARS MARCH INTO P0RT ARTHUR.
Formal Entry and Parade Through the
New and Old Towns

Special cable DtspGfeh 70 THE SUS.
TOXIC. Jan. l3.--The ceremonial entry
Of the Japanese into Port Arthur took
place to-day. A column. consisting Of a
company each Of cavalry, infantry, artillery,
engineers, medical corps and oommissary
corps, entered from the north, headed by
the colors and bugle band
The column marched through the old
and new towns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
Prince rroubetskoi Leaves Russia.

Special cuot Despaeh 10 THy SrS.
LONDON. Jan. IA despatch to the
Morning Leader from Copenhagen says
that Prince TroubetsHoi, president OF the
Moscow zemstvo, whose liberal tendencies
are sald TO have dispeased the Govern
ment, left Russia suddenly and has arrived
at Stockholm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
Rnln ON Queen, Poolroom.

Ellinger's Hotel in Rdgewood. Borough
Of Queens. was inyaced yesterday afternoon
during the time when racing returns might
beexpected over the wires. crowd Of about
200 men wers rounded up in rear room.
All but seven we're allowedto 60 free The
raid was made on evidence collected by
Detective Sergeant sullivan Of Brooklyn
Police Headduarters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
NOGI SENDS THANKS.
Feels Himself Unworthy 81 Praise for
Taking Port Arthur.

N0ffIuI 10If UttpdTfN ~ IT'D 0UNI
LONDON, Jan. l4.--Gen- Nogi. having re-
ceived many congratulations from persons
in England upon his victory asked the
Standards correspondent at Port Arthur
TO telegraph the following TO the friends Of
Japan in England:
After spending so many months and
sacrificing so many lives in taking Port
Arthur, feel unworthy Of praise; but, know
ing thSb sympathy of the people Of England,
not only myself, but my soldiers. heartily
rejoice. A representing the army ! de-
sire TO send heartfelt thanks
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MAIfRIED.

OLBROOK-GREENE. --tJn Wednesday. Jan. ~.
at the residence OF the brides parents. ~
Central Park West. New YORK city, by Robert
Mackenzie. u. D.. A. Thatcher HolbTook OF
Boston 10 Eins N I1son Greene. only daughter
OF ME. and Mrs Richard Henry Greene.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
To strike at nmnes Law Hotels.

The City Club has started a movement
to bring about legislation for the abolition
OF the Raines law hotels. Yesterday it
issued call for a conference OF represen-
tatives OF several civic organizations.
The meeting will be held next Monday at
the clubhouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
Japs Seize British Coal steamer.

Special Caole Dfspaieb n TIRE Sun.
TOXIC, Jan. i3.-The Japanese cruiser
r kiwa captured in the Sea of Japan on
Wednesday the British steamship Rosely.
alden with coal consigned to Nladiyostok.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14

BOOhS-An out-of print books supplied. no
matter on what subject. write me stating books
wanted: | can get you any book ever pubnahcd:
when In England call and inspect my stock Of 5000
rare books BAKERS GREAT BOO ASHOP, john
Bright ~. Birming ham. England.
RARE Catullus. Masuccos Novels NoltAlre's
Tales. Mol Flanders, OVID. Martial. Any book
PRATT. isi 9Th aY.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Bind. Bleeding OF Protuding ptles.
Your druggist VIII refund money u pAZO ONT
Gs,NT fAls 70 cure yuu In { 10 ~ days. too-Sde.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REMOVE TIE CAUsFs that make your hair
tlirless and grag witn P1HERRs HAIR BAI.sAM
PARKER's CiSrER TOXIC cures Inward paint.
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10 cuRE A com IN ONE nay

Take Laxative nromo Quinlns Tablets. All drug
gsts refund the money n II falls to cure. Y. W.
Groves signature - on each bot. Ao.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14

Among thosd
the Tax Comnl
Of the tentatr3
been placed q
was Wheeler
sessed on so
wiped out on ID
that his legal 4
N. ]. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
JOTTINGS 4nOUT TOWN.

N@s-ig 80 i-1n'E-snts, An unusually large uunn =
ee1. FtTt ospoTlcd from Eilh Island yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
GOES BAG
ST4RRETTI
STANG

STANG
was 10 lie a
Metal w
Buildins
the Can
In answer
the Building
ton to the
starrett Of 4
pany' WI
'The chaos
business was
aggressions
brought abou
between the
bosses over Z
out OF the Of
between the Z
This cond
Association -
combine of
ployers' assa
pens in the
associations?
happens in Z
competition.
lowest biddea
bidding aboyQ
in the rake
happens in Il
unions to d.
competition I
let me
the new Wand
up in Broad <
building over
window fram
metal worke
the Buildin u
ton is the
cred Wlndo <
ub-organizaa
sociation Of y
New York
"Bids wera
ASSOCIATION
metal ndoY
was n ring IN
followed. n
tractors had X
David Lupto1
outsiders. Al
10 put in a
that bid was
less than the
were not outs
In other Z
profit, and L
doing the wd
lowest New L
as though thd
the bidders NJ
is a ploughed
before you.
lead and If th
that bidding
coldblooded {
may be prepa
OF the BtIildiq
ton that 1t
10 restrict {
OF course it
Centre Assoc
was not repq
you are iuno8
the Head Cel
going on in
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perhaps be <
thing a. conf
the s,Ippressid
And in I'd
the adventure
Sons after thd
just this hap
sheet metal (
the Job from
get a single
Workers Unio
them. They
at a etandsti
and ioiners \
And il is CAD
doing that
work on the
now
Another i'd
this Atlantic j.
under a cont
on the steau
IL would be N
my figures TO
and he thoua
said they woq
Afterward I'd
hcation- incre
a little and id
was that of III
Then Wells q
not care 10 I'd
Of the Steam
determined {
get the joe at
80. 70 let Wa
making a se3
lator work p
taking a speo&
been associate
work for 5000
10000 loss ~
bidder. The 2
$4,000 may II
by the increE4
cations As "
believed, and
mulcted in al
for butting in
AS for hu
along, and a
boycott on q
and steanhtti
there is an q
nent. Nianu0
trades received
may sell good
boycotted. n
that the manH
boycotted by
firm Is on the5
supplies sure
parties, Firm
roundabout q
come to us I'D
anything TO
came. The
equipment sud
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mittee Of the
Association hal
10 act on a
Starrett Cona
made by Tha
employers al
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MOI give out N
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BOOK AUCTION, iis Bro.evuy. Il clock. e 4
Eat i2Sth a., . y. n. JAMES WlIAN. ucuonosG
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LAXATIVE Brom3
1rp remedy. I'd
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ADD.
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PERSONALS.
AUCTION sALFs.

BENKE-Toke-FoT s. going early. Ever Tv.
aoue Mise Purst 5. next MAY
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EDWARD A. hiSELLB. Auctioneer. ssllE Jap.
anese hish An afternoon and evening. 81 West
18Th 81.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
Death of W. e. Timberlake

William f. Timberlake the well
known pioneer died suddenly at his
residence last night at II O'Clock Of
acute bronchitis. He had been seri-
ously i'll for only few hours having
dined with the family as usual about
six o'clock. He retired early complain
ing slightly about bronchial trouble
but experimenting nothing more serious
than usual had not summoned medical
aid Alarmed by his labored breathing
the family called in the family physi-
clan. DIR. J. B. Morris, who at once pro-
nounced the case critical and called DR..
Stirling to conference, but Mr.. Tim
berlake passed away before other aid
could come to his assistance
The deceased was born in Missouri
in 1898 and came to the Walla Walla
country in 1868. joined the rush into
Warrens in 1867 but returned to Lew
iston in 1880 and purchased the Ray
mond hotel property which he con-
Quoted till his retirement from bust
ness about two years ago. His wife
and daughter Miss Lolo Timberlake
survive him.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior, United
States Land Office. Lewiston. Idaho
March ., 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of her intention to make final proof in
support of her claim. and that said
proof Will he made before the Register
and Receiver at Lewiston. Idaho. on
April 18th. 1908, viz:
NARY HONRoTH
of Spalding. Idaho, for the lots ;. 6, :.
8 and swA nell section 5, township 80
n. range w. r. NJ.
She names the following witnesses 10
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
George Kress. of Spalding, Idaho.
James Jordan. of Spalding. Idaho.
Martin l.. Goldsmith. of Spalding,
idaho.
Zachariah Mccall. of Myrtle. Idaho
J. r. WEST. Register.
Mar. 2-Apr. &C
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03

The funeral of Charles v RHsset
was held yesterday afternoon at the
nome of John Nj. Fix Rev. Summer
vile of the Episcopal church off,ciat-
ing. Mr.. Blisset died Monday night of
paralysis at the home of his daughter
Mrs. j. NJ Fix in this CITY He was
porn In Bristol, England. in 1924, and
came to California during the early
days.
A. :. Butterfield is having a resi-
oehce quit on his lots near the armory
building to be used for rental pur-
poses. This is another of the recent
buildings that is being put in what was
once considered irredeemable sand
waste. But it is shown that vegeta-
ton soon covers the sand and that To-
cality will soon be one of the choice
portions of the city.
p. +. Leavy, of San Francisco is i'm
the city comforting with Guernsey &
Newton relative to organizing the ter
ritory for the systematic work i'm COW
ering the field for the Union Central
Life of which the firm of Guernsey &,
Newton are general agents for North
Idaho and Eastern Washington Mr.
Leavey is general manager of the com :
pany on the coast.
William Mohl fruit Inspector for
this district is now engaged in his
| spring campaign of spraying for the
San Jose scale and other fruit pests
He began his work yesterday. He has
made a thorough examination of, the
trees i'm Lewiston and does not agree
with the alarmists that say that the
entire peach and cherry crop in the
valley has been killed. He thinks tina
there will he plenty of both kinds o
fruit and that the trees were not in
jured by the recent cold spell.
The new Weisgerber building is 8,
nearly completed that the professional
men who have rented offices on tn,
upper floors are moving into their new
quarters. DIR, G.. w. Shaft now:. oc
cupies two rooms on the second fiooI
Attorneys Grow. Johnson and Stoke,
have offices on the third floor as ais,
have Doctors Nourse and Costello TIL
office rooms of the Fargo compa n,
have been installed on the third fioo
of the same building.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
Blow 10 Standard Oil

TOPEKA. Mar. 1.-The house today,
SO to IS, passed the characterization
bill, aimed principally at the Standard
Oil company. and the last of the anti
trust measures to come up this session,
1t now goes to Governor Hoch. This
bill will reinforce the half dozen other
antitrust measures passed by the leg
isature.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03

The Lewiston Mercantile company
yesterday received a telegram from
Senator Crum stating that the peddlar
bill had passed the senate with but one
dissenting voice.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03

This is an opportune time to sub
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ono that furnishes the best Of up-to-
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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
To Cure q Cold in One DAY

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II II fails to cure. F. W. Groves sigma :
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31

him to be reasons for an apparent growing in
ability of men to believe in a personal God.
Commenting the action of the Chassis of
Iowa, THE Christian Intelgencer' protests
against 1t, and says editorially:
That DR.. Mackay used in the sermon of which
the article was q condensation some unguarded
expressions In describing the doctrinal attitude of
the Wee Free Church of Scotland may be con-
ceded, but the inference that he intended TO deny
any doctrine OF cur standards we regard as alto
gether unwarranted.
DR.. Mackay yester day expressed his surprise
at the feeling which has been stirred up. and
said:
l made brief mention OF the matter in my sermon
last Sunday morning, because of the action of the
Iowa Chassis. quoted 10 my congregation this
tract from a Scotch theologian. of the type to
which drew attention in the previous sermon:
The gody husband shall say amen to the .iamna-
tion of his wife; the gody parents shall sing allie
lujah at the passing or sentence or death against
their only child the gody child shall approve the
damnation OF his wicked parentS-the father who
begat him and the mother who bore him. IF the
Iowa Chassis indorses that type of theology, I
America to-day.-I ready to step out of my
pulpit tomorrow. I would rather break stones by
the roadside than preach such caricature OF the
love OF God.
DR.. Mackay said he had been informed that
the true inwardness of the Iowa action is to be
found in a church quarrel. 1t was learned last
night from an officer of one of the local Reformed
churches that the Chassis of Iowa, while but
small body compared with the Eastern classes,
nevertheless represents the conservative element
in the old Dutch Church. The incident is in
itself too small. in the opinion Of this ayman,
10 lead TO heresy trial.