Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-09

tais are lncapacitated by age or ill
ness. Outside of Italy some seven
names are given. These include the
archbishop of Vienna, the archbishop
Of Toledo and the Primate of Hun
gary. Archbishop Hartmann, of Co
Ioene, Is sure to be honored. because
now there is but one German cardi-
nal. Two Dominicans are mentioned.
Inese are Mgr. Frowirth, the nuncio
at Munich for the last six years, and
Mgr. Esser, who is secretary of the
index at Rome. Some talk of the ele-
vation of Archbishop Carr, of Mel
bourne, Australia, Is also heard. No
mention is made of any American,
North or South, or of any Irish or
English prelate.
Five Italians, so reports say, are to
De included in the list of new cardi-
nals. These are Archbishop Sbaretti,
once auditor at Washington and later
delegate at Havana, and now secre-
tary of the Regulars at Rome; Mgr.
Giust1ni, secretary of the Sacraments
at Rome; Mgr. Serafini, assessor of
the Holy Office; Mgr. Lauri, regent of
the chancelleria, and Archbishop Della
Ohlesa of Bologna, formerly nuncio at
Madrid. Recently several deaths have
occurred among cardinals who were
thought to be promising candidates
Tor the papal chair in the event of a
conclaVe.. Some others in the same
list have fallen i'll, never probably to
recover. With the incoming members.
some of them prelates of wide fame
and high standing, the whole papal
situation is at sea. Pope Plus X,
although aged and not strong, Is in
fair health for him, but If conclaye
were now to be held the shrewdest
predictions about the name of the
next pope would be the merest
guesses On this point all agree.
Smuc<er Has Success.-Hundreds
of people last evening attended the
closing meeting of the three weeks
revival campaign in the Stevens Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal church.
The big chorus of seventy men led the
singing. The Rutherford Y. NJ. c. A.
Glee Club of eighteen voices sang dur
ing the evening. Ross x. Bergstresser
and George w. Sweigert were the
leaders of song, "The TRANSPORTATION
of Satan in Modern Life" was the sub
ject of a sermonlecture by DIR. Clay
ton Albert Smucker who said in brief:
To-day Satan comes not as myth
ology paints him with cloven hoof
and horns and tail, but as a most per-
feet gentleman, not clad in the gar
ments of an angel. In religion he Is
transformed into an angel of light
by false teaching; in the imagination
by impure fi4ion, and in the con-
science by self-interest" DIR. Smucker
said last night that seventy-two had
united with the church since he as
sumed the pastorate at Stevens Me-
mortal church. Next Sunday night he
will preach on The Contrasted Might
of God and Napoleon Bonaparate."
Minges Co. May Stay.-Because of
the continued interest in the evange-
listic services being conducted by the
Minges Evange1istic Company at the
Fourth Street Church of Christ, the
Rev. John W. Minges was not sure
that the team should leave this city
as yet and he will announce to-nigh
whether the workers will remain an
other week or not. Twelve person:
the service last night. Baptisma
services were held. A total of 40I
have been converted in the twent!
days of work. This afternon there
will be a baptismal service and be
fore the services tonight another op
portunity for baptism will be given.
Methodist Club Dinner.-The first Of
a series of banquets and entertain
ments to be given by the Methods
Club. a newly formed social and ath
letic church organization, was helC
saturday AFTERNOON III tne CluDTOOII
at the Fifth Street Methodist Epis
copal Church. The banquet was wei
attended and after a short business
meeting talks were made by r. d
Coble, w. r. Winn, H. Elmer Barn
hart and several songs were sung b!
Sinclair Gully.
Possibility at st. PauIs.-The Rev
DR.. Floyd Appleton, rector o.
st. Clements Church, Brooklyn, Is
spoken of most frequently among the
members of st. Pauls Episcopa
Church as the possible successor tc
the Rev. John Mills Gilbert, who re-
signed as rector in November. The
Rev. DR.. Appleton Is a graduate o.
Columbia University. He has beer
rector at st. Clements for ten years
Fire Companies at Church.-Two OF
the city fire companies attended ser
vices in local churches last evening
The Camp Curtin Fire Company
marched in body to Augsburg Lu.
theran Church. where the Rev. Amos
M. Stamets preached sermon, ir
which he told of the value of such
service as the firemen give. The
Shamrock company attended the SER
vices at Bethany Presbyterian Chapel
the Rev. John Warden preaching or
Counting the Lost" Ex-Mayo