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t
' We continue to sell Chsppelle,Duze & Co.’s 80c Boa Boas for 20¢ a pound, and
we fl M fresh every day. ‘ ‘
W for Bun Glove Fitting Patterns; our price, 150.-
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HBBAID 80m 31314813333110!-
l‘hfsAIa In Direct Opposition to One of the
Minion of Faith of the (trend of Bi.
Church—Jamal Charges Will Probably
Ba Made Against rum. ‘
le Your. April tilt—The Rev. Dr.
B. Haber Newton, the rector of All Souls'
church. at the corner of Madison avenue
and Sixty'sirth street, preached on Sun-
day morning on the "Resurrection oi
Christ,” with the result that several of
his brother clergyman of the Protestant
Episcopal church in this city are seriously
considering the advisability of making
formal charges of heresy against him“
Those priests who were interviewad con-
cerning the matter said that it Dr. New-
ton gave utterance to the statements that
are credited to him he should be deposed
from the ministry of the church.
One -cf the more lmportautassortious
made by Dr. Newton is the following:
“Tho general belief is that there was a
physical resurrection—a rising from the
tomb of the very body of flesh and bones
bu. llEl'llJfl newton.
which was laid away there after the cruel-
fixion. I burn hold to this bullet as long
as possible, but no superstructure can for
get its foundation, and my reasons for re-
jecting this belief I propose to toll you.
“We know now from our fuller knowl-
edge of the times of Jesus that the poo
ple and the disciples themselves believed
not only in immortality. but in an actual
physical resurrection. I cannot accept the
testimony of the disciples, and there is
the fact that no one saw him in the not of
rising from the tomb and passing forth
in the same identical form of his earthly
body. Iain frank to any that, for one, I
do not believe the resurrection of Jesus
Christ means the rising again from the
tomb of the actual body laid away thorn.
The church undoubtedly believes it, and
its authority is no higher than the au-
thority of the disciples. "
Whatwthe Church Believes.
Ous article of the creed which hm al-
ways been professed in the Protestant
Episcopal church is. “I bcliovo in the res-
urrection of the body.” ”
Rev. Dr. lilo-boy of the General Theolog
foal seminary, who is one of the most orn-
iuent of tho church‘s anthorlllos in dog‘
matlo theology. was rushed whether or not .
the statementsattributed to llr. Newton
could be reconciled with the belief in tho ’
resurrection of tho body as the church
moons it. llo ropllcd that the church bo-
llovcs in tho rosun'r-ctlon of a body not
inorcly spiritually but dollnlicly fleshy.
“Dr. Newton hue uln-udy denied the
facts of tho luvrsrnution of Christ as the
church lout'hrs thorn. llu now occurs to
deny the resurrection of Christ as the
church tout-hos it. llo has. thercforo ro-
lnovod out of his fullblhe grunt lundn
mentnb of tho Chi-Minn religion. llo lune
exprossly doniml \vlmt ho no loss oxprcssly
doclnrcs thut llllllllnl‘lllli‘li lwliovcd utul tho
church tcnchvs. fly his ordination vows
ho is bound to lunch nothing contrary to
the doctrines oi the church.
"llo is, thou. couvlctcd of bcroey by his
own dtwlurutions, and by those same duo
larntlons proved fulso to tho plcdgos which
Woroonu of tho conditions on which he
was rccclvod into the ministry of the
church. it Would hardly scorn possible
that such opcn revolt against the church's
authority could he allowed to prise with-
out chnllongo and condomrmtlon. This
teaching by Dr. Newton should lit-inves-
tlguiod at once by tho proper ecclesiastical
trilmnal and a stop put to it."
“1“ Probably Maire l'hnrges.
Dr. ltlchcy added (but the faith which
Dr. Newton rejects has been too“ jealous-
ly guarded by the church all through its
history. Early in its lilo horotlcnl sects
frupienlly mono which dcnlcd the identity
of tho risun body with that crucillcd. and
such souls wuro always prmnptly put un-
der the church's ban. The church used
the phrase “n‘flllf‘flll‘tlnn of the body" in
expressing that portion of its beliof. but
toguardagainst the possibility of errors
changed tho impression to “resurrection of
the flesh." the Latin Word used being
“carols." When the creed was translated
into English by the Anglican church, the
word “carols" was sometimes translated
"body" and sometimes “flesh."
There is little doubt. that Dr. Newton
will be made the subject of complaint to
the bishop by other priests in the city.
This is more likely to be the case tumors
many are dissatisfied at the result of a
former cll’ort to have his theological sound.
noes examined when complaints were mails
against him to lllshcp l’oltor.
Feeling In the matter is intensified by
the reception which has been accorded to
the pastoral letter recently issued by the
bishops of the church. Most of the bish-
ops declare that this letter is the solemn
dsclaratlcu of the church. while Bishop
Potter says that it is no more than a son-
sensus of individual opinion without any
authority. The pastoral distinctly r.
affirms the traditional doctrine of the it»
carnation and others. it therefore lsot
importance in determining the statusof
ths Rev. Dr. Newton.
Dr. Newton is at present staying in
lorrlstcwn, N. J. He declined last night
to my anything about his sermon.
no Grasshoppers ltavs Arrived.
harms. N. Y., April tt—iast yssr
tbsfarmsrs J: thin rising? suffered as»
”I.” “W nuns- W
and the prospects are that the sums pests
will cause much One
tarsus slrsndy reports
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,tothspress lsstweekof hlsvlsws
HI Mentalist-elm not” w
asninc'rnn. spur its—ms me
which Secretary J. Sterling Morton" love
n
the financial question freshen interns:
by the,press very generally as an utterance
made on behalf of the president and ss-
greasing the president's attitude. This
teronce was based largely upon the cir-
cumstance that Secretary Morton mad:
public his statement soon after his return
from the White House. where he had been
in conference with the president and
members of the cabinet at the regular
cabinet meeting.
The surmise, however, has proved to be
incorrect by denials which have been made
by. both President Cleveland and Score
tary Morton. The president's statement,
which was given out by Private Secretary
Thurber, was as follows:
"The president, when asked whether
Secretary Morton's interview upon the
money question might be regarded as rep-
resenting his views, rcpllod: ‘lam in no
manner responsible for Mr. Morton's in-
terview and know nothing of it until I
read it in the newspapers. When I have
seen fit to say anything to the people on
the money question or any other subject,
I have thus far found it quite easy to do
so directly and on my own uccnuut.’ "
A HIGH SEAS THIEF.
manager on the Berlin Charged With Rob-
blng Seasick Passengers.
NEW YORK. April BIL—Tho Ellis island
authorities have under arrest a steerago
passenger numod Ills Champo, who arriv-
ed yesterday from Southampton on the
American llne sloomcr Berlin. He is
charged with robbing passengers on the
steamer. During the Voyageur.) aims
fairly poured into the purser’s do t— "
mcnt from cabin and stccrogo passenge
alike who had lost \vutchcs, chulns, mon~
try and clothing.
One night while the Berlin was topping
big sons and tho passengers were doing
ponancc in their striicroorns nnIl olscwhoro
Mr. Charnpe wcnt his rounds til it huge
carpet bag. The chief steward, who saw
the young man nuiko is quick exit from
a coffin stnlcrmun, followed the fellow,
and finally seized him and found in the
carpet bug enough jewelry, clothing and
other articles to start it pawnbrukor's
auction sale.
He won deprived of his liberty. and
when the ship dockcd yesterday wus hand-
ed ovor to tho Ellis island authorities. As
he stole the articles on the high sinuud
under the British flag. his case will be
turucd over to the British consul. .
HUNTINGTON’S ARREST.
It “'ns Not Stone, but the American Ball-
way Union, That Caused It.
SM: Fussctsro, April 23,—0. 1’. Hunt-
lngton is mistaken as to the fluxes of his
arrest. it is not Frank M. Stone who is
after him. but the American Railway un-
ion. During the long and bitter trial of
the American ltullvvny union in this city
for violations of interstate low Frank M.
Stone, u politician and lawyer, was called
us a witness for the prosecution. llc had.
been a passenger on a train stopped by
strikers. and his tcstlxuony was wanted
by the government to convict thorn.
Attorney Montcith‘Lwho defended the
strikers. crime exmnlnofi Stone, and dur-
ing the cross cxuminat n elicited the fact
that Stone traveled on n prise. 'l'bo m
is mr interstate one, but Stone said he had
never used it outside of California. After
this testimony Monti illi uppllcil for a
warmut for tho lltl't'il of Huntington, but
it was refused by the ruling district ut-
tornoy. l-‘lnully tho forlorn] grand jury in-
dirtod Huntington. and after tho gn\'t‘lfl-
mont ofllt-iuls had waited in min for the
railroad nmgnnto to come twat and be
urrcstvd tho wot-rout \vm scut on to New
York to be son-rd.
.l. \t‘. llllsuorifs Marriott.
NEW Ynllh’, April 2:l.—-.\lr. James W.
EllsWorth of (‘himgo and linron. it. woe
nmrrtcd to Mrs. Finrki- of this city. The
corcmon). which was wry qtlli‘i. took
plum in n privuto parlor of tho t‘mnlvridgo
hilll'l. tho oilitinting clergyman lzoing
llov. llr. llclrcr fwwion, rot-tor of All
Soul.” church. The bride is tho dnughtor
of tho late llcnjrunlnti. l'lurkoof New
York, lln' groom Irving n wealthy coal
mine ownt-r.
A Grand "tilt! tic-ml. Stokes a l'n-ar-nt.
NEW Yuma. April :2:l.-—‘l‘he annrrunco-
mum is nuulo that thotirund llulio ill.
udlrl of llu-oln. brothcrol the late czar,
hm prcecntod to W. h). l). Stokes two line
yearling ilrluff stallions. ’l'ho latter-has
slgnlllotl his intention of having thorn
imlnod and entered In some of the im-
portant t'ull stakes in this country—ibis
to be in lliiltl.
(Tattle Men Arming.
Wrom'ra, Kan, April D:l.--lniornmtlon
ls rweived born from Woodward, t). 'l‘.,
that tho millo men are arming their cow-
boys with winchestoru to resist the (urn-
patlnnof tho grazing lands of tho territory
by Dan Vi'nggner of Decatur, Tor, who
has banned all the school lands in three or
four counties from the territorial govern-
mont.
A Rabbi l'mtssnlls Ritchie.
llruursonm. Ala. April int—Dr. if.
M. llion. and! known Jewish rabid of
Vicksburg. Mine. was found dead from
the effects of morphine in his room at the
Florence hotel. A note found on his ta-
ble lndlrnlcd that he had committed sul-
cldo because of dmpondonoy.
Volt Indian Killers at barge.
lll‘nmx. Mam. April 21l.-Four boys
ranging from mm H years of age have
been missing from their homes here since
Friday, and it is believed they have gone
on an indinn killing expedition. incltsd
by cheap literature.
Kansas tildes“ to Instea- Cattle.
Irons. Kan. April tell-Janitomrmt
here cm the attempt to import Harlan
cattle into this ronntry for grazing is still
intense. The stats sanitary board will
meet May and decide as to the admission.
New tarts Assembly florist-es Waring.
Ann/lav. April ell-Jo the armblya
rssrilntlrmwss adaptor! censoring strait
Cleaning Cmnmlsnloner Waringof New
York slty for calling members of the 9.
A. it. "psnslon hummus"
mealtime in West Virginia.
Nautilus. April $13.dewa
several his report that forest mes are
using the malaise In the interior of
this stats rally 9.000 moi timber
land have been hornsd over.
W
shamans.
WM Indiana‘s.
combination.
iencc ‘ is at o
_ 4, requires one.
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nvenieuces in the kitchen.
One of the moetZimporiant of there conveni-
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The line is made up of the celebrated
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"“1“ H. RV APP. flew av d T?»
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FOB BUSY PEOPLE.
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These trips are ldeai.”as a considerable por-
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famous Hampton Bondsand Potomac Blue:
and there is little likelihood OI seasickuess.
Also tickets on sale, with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
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