davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06

AT CHAMBERS, IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate OF Luka
Nakapaahu, of Waimea. Kauai, de-
ceased.
Order of notice of hearing petition 70,
allowance of final accounts, distribu.
tion and discharge
On reading and filing the petition and
accounts OF W. o. Crowell. administra-
tor with the will annexed Of the estate
Of Luka Nakapaahu of Waimea. Kauai.
deceased, wherein he asks to be allow
ed s23l.25 and charges himself with
s2ss5.37, and asks that the same may
be examined and approved. and that
final order may be made Of distribu-
ton of the property remaining In his
hands 10 the persons thereto entitled
and discharging him and his sureties
from all further responsibility as such
administrator with the will annexed
and such sureties-
1t is ordered. that Wednesday. the
10Th day Of October. A. D. 1907. at ten
O'Clock a. m, before the Judge Of said
Court at the Court Room Of the said
IOuIl dl Lilucs iSldnu OA hdudls Dt
and the same hereby is appointed as
the time and place for hearing said
petition and accounts. and that all per-
sons interested may then and there APP
pear and show cause. IL any they have
why the same should not be granted
and may present evidence as to who
are entitled to the said property And
that notice of this Order, in the English
and Hawaiian languages. be published
newspapers respectively. printed--and
In the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
FORECLOSURE
MoRrGAGEE,S SoTfcE OF lNTEN-
TtoN TO FcREcLoSE AND or
SALE

Nossee Is hereby given that pursuant
70 the power Of sale contained IN that
certain n,ortgase dated August sSrd,
iSSS made BY Mary SinSlehrrs,. ~
Honolulu. Territory ~ Hawaii. mort
sager. 10 The Trustees of Oahu coiiegs,
= corporation. nae-tsasee. and recorded
in the offiee OF che Registrar ~ Con-
veyaness IN Honolulu. IN Liher $50,
pages sSs-SSi. and which said mort
gage and the premissory note thereby
secured were assumed by James W.
Gsrvin % said Honolulu. by agreement
dated the soth day Of May. 1899. be-
tween The Trustees of Oahu College.
a CORPORATION, parties % the tsrSt part.
William q, Singiehurst ana Mary X.
Singlehurss, Of the second part, and
James W. Gsrvin Of the third part. and
recorded in said office ot the Registrar
~ Convsyancss in Lioer isS. pa ses ia
it@ the said mOrtgagee. The Trustees
Of Oahu College. intends 10 to~Sclose
said ino-tgaSe FOR condition broken. to
wit. the non-paymsnt OF the principal
due on the promisSory note by said
mortgage secured.
Notice Is also hereby given that the
property conveyed by the sail mort
gage will be sold at public auction by
The Trustees OF Oahu College. a. The
auction room OF James 2. Morgan. No.
So. Kaahumsnu Street. in said Hona-
lulu. on Saturday. the sta day OF
September 1897. at 1880 o'clocS noon
OF said day.
The property covered by said mort
gage and intended 70 be sold as afors-
said consists OF the following. to-wit:
All the following described lot. tract.
piece or parcel OF land situate on Kinau
Street. in Honolulu. Island OF Oahu.
Territory CT Hawaii. and described as
Lot $50 in Royal Patent Grant No. ST.
70 William Henry McNein. and con-
veyed to said Mary X. Singlehurst by
deed Of Enmeline NJ. Masoon. dated
October. 1897. and recorded n
page SOS.
Together with all rights. easements
privileges and appurtenances thereto
belonging.
Terms. cash in United States gold
coin.
Deed at expense Of purchaser.
For further particulars. apply 70
Smith & Lewis. attorneys for mort
gagee. Judd Building, Honolulu. or
James F. Morgan. S5T Kaahumanu
Street. Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. August 18th. 1907.
THE TRUSTEES OF OAHU COL
LEGE. Mortgage.
2s2e-Aug. 16. 2S. 50. Sept. g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06

KauaL-Gertrude Topham, Miss E.
shaw, MISS z Deverill, Miss e y.
wilcox. Mrs ". Kaiawe, Mrs. VI. G.
Frias. Miss v Lima W. L Hebron,
c. O. Smith, J. B Purdy.
Per str IEaIani, September 3, for
Maui and BloIokaL-G. c. Sea and
wife. Miss Lucy Dudoit, Mrs W. Kar-
ratti, Mrs. H Kaahanui, Mrs. Sabey.
4 < Cathcart, r 6 HoSmer, z. Du-
doit-
Per s s Sierra for San Francisco.
September 4 s-15 .. ma N Adams,
Miss Rose AIoiau, Mrs z Berndt, Mrs
4 Bigger. Chang Bing, z G. Blais-
dell Dr. p a Campbell G. CanaTarro.
Miss !. A Cooke, D. H Davis, D. z.
J. Doenng. Miss G. Dunlop, Miss Bern
ice Dwight Capt Fleming. D. T Fiem-
ing z Hackett, Mrs Hackett, c. ".
Herbert Miss Hoyt, J. Hughes. ". C.
Hughes, Mrs. Huling. Miss HuIing, n.
KiIey. z. ". Kopke. Miss Hester Lem
on, Miss Gale Lucas, D. z. Mann, G.
Miller, :. A. Miller, c. D. Minor, Miss
Lillian Nundon. DR.. :. H Oppenheimer,
2 OrbeIl- " B Parker, Miss E L
Ra1dIette. 3 H Rfnner, Miss Emma
Rose. Miss Ruddy. Miss Katie Saddler,
Miss Hattie Safery. r Il stiIIman,
B T Taylor, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Daisy
Todd Capt K. Van Oterendorf. /
Vaughn, Mrs Weatherred. G. P Wilder
Mrs Wilder. c. Baddaky. Mrs. Bad
dzEy and child. Mrs. Btasch and son
Miss Brasch. A H CIaugh, 3. Dagger
Mrs L Dee. Hiss " Dee, Miss y. Dee
Arthur Dee. D Dfas. 2. Fernandez, J.
Fernandez. p Nansbridge, W C. Nay.
ior. l. Renault, Mrs. Rowland, Miss n
Rowland. J. Rowland. Mrs. Schnow
Mrz- Schnow and children. Mrs Sex.
ton H Tochigi. Mrs Travasio. daugh.
ter and son. wm. Vanderford. P. Yer.
| her. W.R.TUaters. Mr. Wood. Mrs. WeeC
and child. Mrs- " 8. Williams, o. P
Wilson, P WIndrath. Nr windrath
Mr. woolted. Mrs. Woolted and chill
dren, Mrs woollsey. Mrs. j. wrigh
and child.
Per str. MikahaIa. Gregory. for Ka
auai ports. September 5. 5 D. m-Mis
A AIdrich. Miss B. AIdrich. ]. u
Lydgate. W. A Kinney. 3. z. Dilling
nam. Miss Catrea1. Miss D. Sheldon
Mss n. Sheldon, Miss L Axina. Geo
| Mundon, Herbert Mundon. Edit
Dunn. Miss Rose Aea, lliss c. K Jor
dan. Miss e Wilcox. If. Thompson, A
/ Erdman, Nrs. c. H Wah and tT
children, Misc Afung On Tai, Mis-
Speaker, Mrs. p W. r. Purvis, Rob'
Purvis, Mrs II. D. Wishard and chill
/. dren, Miss L. PuaoI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06

Republican leaders will urge a mini
mum OF legislation at the coming ses-
sion, in the hope that Congress may
adjourn early and without any undue
agitation OF the country. The veterans
in both branches Of the federal legis-
lature win urge also. that IL will be
better TO let the National convention
pass upon some OF these great ques-
tons. on which the President Is now
far in advance Of his party The same
men are now in charge Of Congression-
al legislation that have been In charge
at sessions Immediately preceding the
last two presidential elections. They
are very wise in observing popular
currents and also in paving the way
for the election of Republican Pres
ident-
ERNEST G.. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
BUGOLOGIsTs HOLD SESSION
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
Mr.. Giffard also referred to his COL
lecting in the Sierras and Southern
California.
Mr. Kotinssy, secretary. read his pa
per entitled Some Coccidae (scale
bugs from Singapore collected by Mr..
Muir" These. he said. he examined
by courtesy of the sugar planters
In the collection were two species
collected on rubber. Neither Of these
occurs in Hawaii. Two were new to
science and the balance were first rec
ords for Singapore. Altogether his
paper treated ten species.
At .. m. the society adjourned Of
ficially, but unofficial discussions fol-
lowed for a while afterwards
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
-Term sunmnns lstannsl-

The Territory ~ Hawaii. To the High
sheriff Of the Territory % Hawaii.
or his Deputy. The Sheri1 q tks
County ~ Oahu. or hts Deputy,
You are commanded To summon no
sim Rose. Bertha Rumbel and Mzai
Haikilapi Chapman "a mineFl. dsfena-
ants. in case they shall file written an
Swer within twenty Gays after service
thereof 70 De and appear before the
said Circuit court az the term thsrruf
pending Immediately after TIE sxpira-
ton % twenty days after service here-
%: provided however. Il 40 term b.
pending At such time. then 10 be and
appear before the said Crcuit Court
at The next succeeding term thereof
To wit. the January term thereof. TO be
holden at Honolulu. County ~ Oahu.
on Monday. the ISth day os January
Oa0Sl next. at 10 o'eiock a. m. to show
cause why the claim OF Gustave Rose
and Helene Kruger. plaintiffs. should
not be awarded TO them pursuant To
the tenor OF their annexed complaint-
And have you then there this wris
with fun return OF your proceedings
thereon.
Witness the Honorable J. T. sDE
BOLT. First judge OF the Circuit
Court Of the FIRST Circuit. at Honolulu.
Oahu. this 18th day OF August. isg7-
(SeaD
(Sigl ]. \. THOMPSON.
Clerk
I certify the foregoing % be true.
full and faithful copy OF the original.
and that publication OF the same was
this day ordered.
HENRY SMITH.
Clerk. Judiciary. Department
Honolulu. August 70. Ia1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
LOCKWOOD H|THDRAWs
HIS APPEAL FROM FINE

W 2 Lockwood, the Rapid Transit
conductor who was convicted Of an
assault On 3 japanese passenger on
his car two Or three weeks ago, yes
tsrday withdrew MS appeal from the
fine imposed upon him by the District
Court
II was JoIkEo0d's case which led
70 considerable controversy between
the management Of the Rapid Transit
Company and some Of its men. though
as far as the great body Of the men
were concerned the matter was amic-
ably settled
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
LOCAL BREvrrIEs.


CFSosa Wednesdays Advertiserl
Eva plantation finiShea xriadsax the
crop - ises GA Monday last, The sa-
xar yield Is trsne more than ss.eOe
tons,
George Nelepap>,ia has been eireu.
lSsiag a take church subscription list
for the alleged eenefit OF a Molosai
Institution ana has been making un-
authorized use es the name % the Rev,
poesnas Scudaer as wen. The police
have gathered him in,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST
BE TRUE

Everybody who has used 1t says
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy never fails TO give relief
from pains in'the stomach or diarrhoea.
which is positive proof OF its relia-
biIity. For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd. Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
MARRIED.

sHEEHAN-REGAN-At the Catholic
cathedral. Honolulu. September ..
1907, Rev. Father valentin officiating.
Mrs Ellen o'Brien Regan 10 John
Sheehan.
TRIMBLE-ROBERTs In Honolulu.
Hawaii. August 30, 1907. Elder Ahra-
ham Fernandez officiating. Mrs.
Catherine Roberts TO George Trlmbls.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
DEPARTED

Tuesday, sept J
ST. EInzu FrseE4n- for EIIo and
EzE4E ports, = IL
ST I~aI2nL SET for Mani and Mol
ezzl Vor-S. = II
Str " G Han Thompson for Hsu-
81 ports. >
81 ks Al Eoa. Tuuecr. for Kauai.
=
ST Noezu Mitchell, 5or Hawaii. 5
, II
P n : 8 Asa GsuEoger. for the
Orient
Sr- MIzzhzL2- Gregory, for Kauai
Eerrs ; 9. n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
cuuRr Ncnces.

published " Ronolula. for rcar nsr-
ceSSsve weeks. the last p1oiicatssa -
~ not less than twc weeks prevana 10
the time therein appointed for .al.s
hsasgHx
paIcd at tAaue. this seth DAY sr
August i9as
,S,xnedl JACOB HARDY.
Jadxe cf Circuit Court. Filth circu.t.
Attest.
tSsSaedl II. W. r. PURvIS.
Clerk Cireuit Court Firm cirreit.
saSS-Scps. 6-is-se-ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
BORN.

PATTEN-Tn this city. September ;.
1907. to Mr. and Mrs. ". y. Patten.
a son.
MACFARLANE-In Honolulu. Seotem-
+ ber 5, 1907. 10 the wife OF WaIres
Macfarlane. SON
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06

Gustavs Rose and Helene Kruxer v.
EnS na Rose. Bertha EunbsI AMI
Maud KaiSilaai Chapman "a miners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY Of
HOLDING TisRMS At
HONOLULU, COUNTY OF OAHU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
PASSENGEES.
Arrived

Arrived
Per str NTEhziz Grszory. from
Kauai ports. 4-sc = MRS 4 C
vida and sh2t- Al Hop. Mrs P Gun
Eersoc and child Mr- GerL, Miss Z
Smith Jas Ramon II P JarGin. 4
Sch0leted ! Wztso1 and family, T
EfntSa5Da- K kushiuz- L Kimi-
xefuz. Mss H Tsuzshfro, Mss N.
EILS, Miss 2 Wong. Mss i Thomas.
u Ch0nz Hing. Miss 4 H Goors.
Mss D L Gsocz, Mss " 4 Goote,
Mss z Eazts r : MsSick- Master
2 : Nss-ek- Ess Fat Mrs J. II.
Fiddes- Col SrzIding D H Hitch
cock and family Mrs Etstou- Mrs l.
Ezfo- Ms J Jaus@u T Dodge H
LoTsn- J 2 Suythe, Mss L AhoIo.
ing QuaL Geo Mcintosh. Governor
FresT, Secretary Nott-Snith- Mr. Hsr-
very. r n Izenherg. wn- Pope and
g d=-k
Per str Canine, September -
From Hlo- Rev z ". ThEfng. Rev
J. N Li6gztz- From Laupzhoehoe:
= K BIzoOE- Fru-1 Hama G. W
carr, J PHILIPS Master 7 yierra
Mss u STsrra- Miss Z Achoug, Mss
h KzfEzzse- " EanaIuIu- Mrs !. 4
C0nbs- Mrs J PORES From Eeauae:
Eass Y Choug, : c Chong From
EzECiET- : 4 Baldwin, Gen ". VII
W- wife and two Children W e
Watson and wife. Miss II AIzna- Mss
D KALI ! P Parker. wife and maid:
Master Z Parker. Nas-er J. Parker.
Mss 4 Parker, Mss NcCarty. Miss
GizEs, Mrs z 3 CarIey. Miss a
CzrLsy. Mss n Won S@zgeEn- Master
E9n S=zgsrn, c W BALDWIN. Mrs
Bowel Miss Boswell. i K Slender,
Mss Slender, Mrs. Perry. Miss Perry.
g " Mcleod, g l. MzrLiaseu- Miss
z Cummings. Master 7 Cummings
Miss z AIzuz, Miss Z EaIino, Miss L
EsEEo. Mss Ah Choy. c Nusky and
Fzf=. Mrs Ayers, Mss Ayers, Miss N
Kong, Mss P Peek Miss : Han
Eestzd. W G Scott and son D. Pa
rH- Z K Pa Miss L Spencer, = K
Eorsyh- = FzsIuori. " G. Anfo.
EEss II Az5eirus- P NaEahi and
wife, " II Fe5teira, RzE- u G. san
uos, 2 4 cSrea, 2 G. Corrsa Jr.,
Mrs. N Pereirz- Rev. c P Hong.
Miss h Kzu1. " H Rogers and wife,
Mrs. Sehnidt. Il English, Rev. W
z1st, g 2. Decker., Mss 4 Decker.
c Y. z Dove. L \ De Fries, ..
CrozeLl, Chzs- Daniels, Master z
Wallace Froz7 Lahzina- 8Irz- Burt
Miss Bz-t, Miss McDonzId- ". 2.
Young. r. Merxberg, 2 B=rdt. II c.
SoUzz, NJ n Harmon, Miss Williams,
WI Green. Mrs J. NahunzIH and
child. Mrz- J. u Bright. D Conway
and 1G4 deek
Departed
Per Str Efnau- September 2, fol
EIIo and way ports-D. q Kahaule.
Ho. D z Case, Captain OtEelI ant
engineer, Miss J. Hansen, Mrs- u "
Scott, p Lax. J g. LANG. Mrs Kz
hauIelio, Mrz- e Szkzhe. Miss Matti
zon, Miss Fleming, Rev. KskpI aat
VIE, Mrz- W. a Beerz and child, Car
s1 Reid, Mss Hscord, Miss DaisI
Nel, Mrz- z Stoae. Miss G. Stone
W. Malinz- J Ezlzni. D. Forbes,
Horner. Miss E Yorqens. Mrs. ". q
Patton, W n Ramsay. z. J. Gay. ?
KzIakzmz. P P Cation, Mr.. Wag
goner, Master Mackenzie, Mrs.. J. z
Eaekenzte- J. CoczetL- = r NoIt,
G. White. W. A Baldwin, j. g. Thomp
soa, J. DAILY. Hrz- z. L Austin, Mis-
Bryant. Lncy Kankau. NIsz O. L Tur
per, Miss L Simpson. David Kamaio
PIN, J. Limo, Mrs w Mann. Mrs c
w. North, Miss a Akina, Miss u
Williams, Harry Irwin, Colin Camp
ben, II Costa Mrs.. z c. Pond s. z
ru--z- - IL 1rT~1 = Ez1fH W &
Crook, Master Mckay. G P Psrksl
TX Aeav Jr, A. J. Stillman-
Per str. w. G. Hall, September ., 70
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS co-Ma-
chinery of every description made N
order
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
COURT NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
(From Thursdays Aavertiserl


Among Mrs ", &, irwir's recent
eensfaesions is q xif, of $50 10 the
fsalsrlS Settlement work.
The Hawaiian Copra Company tn
tends shortly % apply for a charter,
II viii plant lands in KoolSn.
Thirty applicants have taken the ex-
animation for aa,nittanee 10 the HiSh
school, These with the graduates of
the Central Grammar school insure n
class os ninety 10 enter the HiSh
school next Monday.
Charles Kidder. y painter. while
painting the roof ot one story cottage
on the Asylum road. fell 20 the ground
and broke his lsft leg just above the
lance was called and he WAS taken
10 the Queens hospital
Carl Wolters, manager OF the Hutch.
inson plantation. who returned from
the mainland on the Sierra, has been
giving a series OF recitals in Nanoa
valley with the new Victor phonograph
imported by him. This talking ma
chine is a most elaborate one. possess
ing little Of the appearance OF the ordi,
A-~~.s S~4 NS-AAS S>NSS1SA-
ally clear and resonant as TO tone. The
machine will be taken to the plantation
home OF Mr.. Wolters when he leaves
for there in a few days,
There is q report that e, W. Sutton
may be appointed second assistant
Attorney General.
II is said that the Along suit will
shortly be settled by decree which
is now being drafted
There was further consideration of
the Kapaa land matter by Governor
Frear and his advisers yesterday.
Rev. E. B. Turner has accepted the
call TO the Paia church. and viii leave
with his wife for his new post Of duty
this afternoon.
Suzaki. q Japanese charged with IL
legal selling of liquor at Puunene. was
before Commissioner Hatch yesterday
for q hearing. The hearing was not
concluded. II will be resumed today.
Ernest Kopke has reported to Su-
perintendent of Public Works Hollo-
way. after an examination of the Nu-
uanu dam pump. that the pumps
breaking was due TO shrinkage
crack formed when the cylinder was
cast and impossible of detection
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
ARRIVED.
VTstF-ssisv Se1-e-rbs-

TusScGy. September J.
MAJ R-uh1. from Lzhzi1a- 5-45
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
HONOLULU STOCK ExCHANeE
apifal.
Paid UpvAl. sid AAA
NAME OF STOCK.

H0n0Iulu. rhursday. ssp,ember 5. ls0s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06

Clerk. Judiciary Department
August 10. 1907.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-06
Sausage.

Bologna. Blood sausage, Head cheese Wienerwurst and Liver sausage at Valdez Market, Phone 29.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-06

May Edison Sold Moulded Records now on sale at WikidePs Monograph Parlors.
 Cigars aud Tobacco and Smokers articles Owl Drug Go.
 Mrs. Agnes Yakshaw, wife of J. J. 1akshaw, deceased, arrived yesterday on business connected with the estate
 The Toledo is expected tomorrow with cargo of lumber for the new building of the V. B. & M Go. The lumber was purchased at southeaster n Alaska points.
 FOR RENT-Three Room House, close in, partly furnished. Water in house. Inquire Valdez Laundry.
 pr. Cheney, of Portland, will arrive on the Saratoga, to engage in the prac- tice of medicine here.
 Be good buyer and buy your To- bacco and Cigars from the Red Cross Drug Co.,
 The dance given by the Liscum Social Cluo last night, was a great success. The Embeton orchestra played excellent music, the lunch was fine and Mir. Speck distinguished him. self as floor mar ager. The affair broke up at 1:30
 Indian mCccasjns in great variety, White Moose, Buckskin and Seal Owl Drug Co. Dependable Druggists.
 Shirt Waist Suits, Pony Jackets and Waists at the Cameron Suit x Skirt Co.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

tlons of both consorts CorrelatiVc. TO give to
the husband the license of two or wives
would be injustice to his wife, and destructive
of domestic peace.
While admitting that there may be legitimate
cause for separation, never allow any pre-
text for the absolute dissolution of the marriage
bond. For strong and violent the passion
of love and its opposite passion of hate insidIous
is the human heart, that once solitary pretcNt Is
admitted for absolute divorce, others quickly
invented as experience has shown Thus, fearful
crevice is made in the moral embankmcnt and the
rush of waters is to override every barrier that
separates a man from the object of his desires. 1t
has again and again been alleged that this law IS
too severe; that it is harsh and cruel and that it
condemns to a life of misery two souls who might
find happiness if permitted to have their marriage
annulled and to be united with more Congenial
partners.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
Woman's Unhappy Past

TIIE family is the source of society; the wife is
~ the of the family. If the fountain is not
pure, the stream is to be foul and muddy.
Social life is the reflex of family life And if We
would clearly understand whittier a nation we
are drifting when forsake the Christian standard
of morals and the Christian precepts concerning
the indissoluble of the marriage tie the his
tory of women in pagan countries should enghten
us. With rare exceptions, they suffered bondage,
oppression and moral degradation. The wife had
no rights that the husband felt bound to respect.
Woman was kept in perpetual bondage unending
tutelage; she was regarded as the slave and the
instrument of mans passions, rather than his equal
and companion by nearly every nation of antiquity;
and she is still 50 regarded in all countries where
Christianity does not prevail.
1t was part of the mission of Christianity to
change all this Woman was proclaimed the peer
of man in origin and destiny; her dignity, IN con-
sequence being equal to his, and the vindcation of
the unity the sanctity and the indissolubility Of
marriage conferred the greatest boon upon the
female sex. The holiness of the marriage bond is
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
Hnotber prohibition

m ASSING from the Gospels to the Epistes of Saint
H. Paul to the Corinthians, we find there also an
unqualified prohibition of divorce. The Apostle is
writing to a city newly converted to the Christian
religion. Among other topics he indicates the doc
trne of the church respecting matrmony. We must
suppose that, an inspired writer and faithful
minister of the Word, he discharges his duty
scentiously, without suppressing eXtenuating
iota of the law. He addresses the Corinthians
follows: ITO them that married, not | but
the Lord commandeth that the wife depart not
from her husband. And if she depart, that she re-
main unmarried, or be reconCiled to her husband.
And let not the husband put away his wife"
Here we find the Apostle in his Masters name
commanding the separated to remain unmarried,
without any reference to adultery. If important
a exception existed Saint Paul would not have
omitted to mention it; otherwise he would have
rendered the Gospel yoke more grievous than its
founder intended it to be. We must, therefore,
admit that according to the religion of Jesus Christ
conJugal intdelity does not warrant either party
to marry again; forced to the conclusion
that the vast number of Christians whose knowledge
of Christianity derived solely from the teach
ings of Saints Mark, Luke, and Paul were mper-
fectly instructed in their faith
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

In Saint Mari, we read, Whosoever shall put away
his wife and shall marry another, committeth
adultery against her, and if the wife shall put away
her husband, and be married to another, She
mitteth adultery
Luke: Everyone that putteth away his wife, and
marrieth another. committeth adultery: and he
that marreth her that put away from her husband,
committeth adultery" Both these Evangelists for
bid either husband wife to enter into second we'd
lock, how aggraVatlng SOcVcr may be the of
their separation And surely if the OF adultery
authorized the aggrieved husband to marry another
wife, those inspired penmen would not have failed
to mention that qualifying circumstance.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23


merchants may dissolve partnerships brothers Will
eventually leave the parental roof, and separate
from one another. friends may be obliged to part
c5mpany,-but by the law of God the bond uniting
husband and wife be dissolved only by death.
10 earthly sword can the nuptial knot which
the Lord has tied; for what God hath joined to-
gether let man put asunder'
Three OF the Evangests well the Apostle
OF the Gentiles, proclaim the ndissolublity of
marriage, and forbid a welded person to engage in
second wedlock during the life of his spouse. There
is indeed scarcely a moral precept more strongly
enforced in the Gospel than the ndissolube char
aeter OF marriage valIdly contracted.
The Pharisees came to Jesus, tempting Him and
saving - Is it lawful for a to put away his wife
lrr every cause" Who. answering, said to them,
Have We not read that He who made man from
yhc beginning made them male and femaeI" And
He said For this cause shall man leave father and
mother. and shall cleave to his wife, and they two
shall be in one flesh. What therefore God hath
iolued together, let man put asunder."
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

adulterouS wife and marrying
again. But the Gospel is to be
explained in the sense that while
the offended consort may obtain
a divorce from bed and board
from his unfaithful wife, he is not
allowed a divorce 50 as TO have
the privilege of marrying another.
This Interpretation is confirmed
by the concurrent testimony of
the Evangelists Mark and Luke,
and by Saint Paul, all of whom
prohibit a divorce a viucnIo with
out any qualification whatever.