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Its-ens.
It. “And. they came to spines which
was named Gethsemane, sud Be ssith to
ills situates, flit ye here while lshall
prey." their my to the mountef
Olives Re told them that,seeordiag tothe
helm. its would he smitten sad
therwooid tors-its Him. He said also
that Peter would deny Him. upon which
Peter and all the others said that they
would never do ‘sueha thing(verses B7
to Bl). They then remote Gethsemane,
which signifies an all press. suggestive of
the brulrlng which He was here to under-
go that He might give to us the anointing
of the Holy Spirit. For the trials of Goth-
semsne special strength was needed, com
earning which He must tall: with His Fo-
ther, hut into this and runny other com«
munions ills disciples cannot enter, so
lie goes alone to pray. ,
lid. “And lie tnlteth with Him Peter
and James and John and begun to be were
turned and to he very horny.” Matthew
says "sorrowful nud very heavy." it
could not be anything lie did not know
about beforehand, for lie knew all things,
but the. powers of darkness worn nbout to
do their worst, the great crisis to which
lie had looked forward from eternity wns
at hand, and it ruiuht he hold that union
was about to engage Him in n bond to
hand conflict. .
34. "And with unto them, My soul is
exceeding mrrrlwful unto death. Torry
ye heroond watch." in Math. xxvl, 2h,
ltis, "Watch with Mel'liis huumnity
craved their sympathy, but how little lie
found! lie was truly the lonely man on
well no the men of sorrows, and even the
favored three, of whom the beloved John
was nonrest to Him, could not enter into
His experiences. if over a sense of heuri-
ness and dnrkntuc comes over you in your
Christian life. when you know in your
heart that you desire above all things to
serve the Lord and do only His will, think
upon fun. i. it}, and praise God for fellow-
ship with ills Son Jesus Christ.
85. ”And He Went forward it little and
fell on tho ground and prayed that if it
were porodble the hour might pass from
Illm.” lie seems to hove left right of the
disciples just inside the gnrden, to how
token the three n little farther, and tin-n
to have gone niono about notonu's cost.
(Luise xxil, till. and to have knurled
down. then foiled upon ills intro, llc
certainly did not shrink from the cross and
the atom rm-nt whirl: "r «sum to make,
but u careful ntutlyof ilrh. v, 7, willshow
thnt tho ngony war ‘0 grout thnt lie fcnr-
cd lest Ho mil" lit: under ltnnd not
reneh the arms to llninh the grunt. ntone-
snout.
86. ”And Tin sold: Abba, Father, nil
things are rumihlo unto Thu-v. Take owoy
this t'tip from me. Nevertheless not what.
Twill, but what Thou wilt.” We read
elmwhoro ihnt ile prayed ervnostly, with
strong crying out! tenre, and ewr-nt us it
Wore drops of blood, and that nnungol
strengthened llim. lie was willing to
die in the garden and lento ills great
work unfinished if it should please the
Father to have it so, but the passage in
iiebrews says that lie was heard, nnd
therefore (It'lit’crs-ll from this premature
death. This is the best light 1 have upon
it, and present it no such, but let each
search for himself in reliance upon the
Holy Spirit." There are mysteriey in the
atone-meld v. hirh we mnnot compmhend.
37. "A ml ilc cmrwtlt nnrl llndr-th thorn
shaping and mill) unto Peter: Simon,
slerpt'ttt thou? (,‘onltlst not their watch
one hour?" The great glory of tho Trans-
ilgurntion as Well no the great sorrow of
Gethsernnnnwns too much for the flesh,
for they seem to have slept in the former
(Luke is, :52, on well no in the lnttor.
35. "Welsh yo and prny lost ye enter
into temptation. 'i'lu'epirlttruly ht rendy,
but the liv-ll is Wonk." Like or. a father
pitivtb his children, so the Lord pitleth
them that four film, for lie knoweth our
harm-(its. trill, in), What it L'ulului'l it
is! But let tut not pity onntr'lvm 1H onion
through l’etr'r (0"Virvt’tl JI-rtiis to do (Muth.
xvi, 223, margin). Though our Lord rec-
ognizm nml pttlm our erlknt'e‘fi, ile liim‘
self in“ provlrh-rl that llu will be our
strength m that we they sing, "The Lord
Jehovnh in my otrenntlu nml my song"
(isn, xii. 2 . W.- ore [n realize our Wt‘llk-
unwound new-rte rely upon oill’rt'lvvs, for
lilo mwngth in mode perfect in tumultuous,
and to tlwm thnt Tums no might lie in-
crrnseth strength (ll Cor. xii, u; inn. IT,
29).
fill. “And again lle went nwoy and
prayed and spoke the some words." We
need not (our the rt'pclillun of the Slime
Words in our prayers provided they on:
from the henrt, nor need we four tonek
runny times for tho strum thing, for Paul
also lwwught tho Lord thrive to rrmovn
his thorn in tho lieslr, nod Jesus Himself
has tnuuht us to ho importunnto in pray»
“(If l'or. xii, El; Luke xi, 8). At the
lathe time He has put us on our gourd
ngolnst min repetitions for the suite of
much spooning (Moth. vi. 7;.
40. "And when lir' rrturned lie found
them «sloop nguln (for their rye-u were
heavy). N 'itilfll‘ whit they whnt in nuswur
Ilitn." W think of the ten virgins going
out to mutt. the bridegroom, you till slum-
bered not! slept. We think of .lormh
aulwp in tin: Morin, while the radiant wilr
ed upon their gods and put turthrsvcry
effort. We think of the multitudes of
Christians who now seem to he animip
through one or other of siltnn's runny so-
periilc times, and of the preachers who
seem to be asleep, too, and cry peace to
the people when they ought to sound an
alarm become of the great apestusy and
the msnitest newness“ the end of this
ago.
41. "And He eemcth the third time
and saith unto them: Sleep on now and
take your rest. it is ermgh. The hour
is come. Behold the harlot Mauls he-
trsyed into thehnuds of sinners." lie but
meowsy the third time and prayed, say-
lugthe same words (Mat net, as), and
morning duds them stil asleep.
He says these words. Contrast them
which lie here ails“your rest."aslle
museum them-nestle twhichlls
hssproeiuted hythsss Waring of
nuns-ct It. 80). but which the Int
firityofhslisrsrs are so iodides-at?!“
93m to know nothingofit. 'f'hsy
Mmfmthsirown wells-idler
sste sslvstion or service (Hotels, 1; x,
it; nannspntummm
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manna...“ U.
. ‘ her Yorke. who
was at the other end in the stteruey mv
srsl's ones ss Albany. told Warden
theopinion of the attorney general thst
the execution hsd better be delayed, there
wuss picturesque group shoot the tele-
phone. Reporters. oflleiols of the prison
and the lawyers of the convicted man
were there. and leaning in the doorway
hetwee the oillee end parlor was Mrs.
Hooligan, bar blond hair somewhat dis«
order and her eyes red with weeping.
Lawyer Gibbons and his oonferees rush.
ed over and shook hands with Mrs. Bu-
chanan while the tears streamed down
her cheeks. and hire. Goldman, her com-
panion. hugged her mpturously. Warden
Sega went immediately to the denthhoure.
and had hardly halted before the door of
the condolimnd man's cell when lluehnn-
an sold, ”sAny news, Mr. Sage?" and then
eowmed buck in tho further corner of the
cell as if he were fearful of the nuswor.
“I hove news," said the warden. "and
you will not be executed tomorrow." The
condemned mun sprung to his feet, came
to the front of the cell and said, “is that
true. Mr. Warden?" " Yes, and I will
send your wile to you.” \,
In a few minutes Mm. Buchanan ap-
peared at the door. and a strange scene oe-
eurred us she pressed her face to the wire
screen and repeated to her husband the
news the Wurtlon had brought.
It seemed difficult for Buchanan to bo-
lleve the story of his good luck. for he had
told his gunrds that ho had made up his
mind to die. For three hours the wife
staid talking to her husband, and when
she lelt him she had him buoyed up with
the hope that he would finally «cope.
Ills counsel also bride him hope that they
would be ultiruotcly successful. Mrs. ilu-
ohnpsn. Lawyer Roche and hire. Coleman
then left for New York.
Amuse. May l.—llcputy Attorney
General limbrouck has advised Worden
Sage of Sing Sing that he had better sus~
pend the execution of Dr. Robert W. Bu-
ehnnnn until after the .nppoal on the ho-
boaa corpus prrwodlngs bus been decided
by the supreme court of lhelfnlted Stowe.
The deputy attorney wrestled with the
questions submitted by the warden for
hours and gave out his opinion as nbove.
The questions propomzd were:
First—Dues tho respite require that
Buehnnnn be reschtcnced before he ithnll
he executed?
Second—whom the appeal to the United
States: supreme court upon Judge ilrown's
dismissal of the npplicntlon for n writ of
balloon eorpus not as it stay of emoutlon?
ilo db’t'ilit‘fi, in the first imitation. that
Buuhnnnn need not be resenleneml. but
advises that sentence be suspended in re
ply to the second question.
LOCKOUT THREATENED.
flunufuetwrm In Olneyrille Bring Out I
Thrrudlmn Begum
Pnovrnum'r; Mny l.—lt wns learned
that another record! meeting of the Oiney~
ville manufacturers was held, at which it
was decided to order n gerloral lockout
within :34 hours. The temper of the
meeting was very aggressive. Several of
the mill owners were prepared to keep
their mills closed until next winter if use
usury to settle matters once for nil.
it was nrgued thnt New York commit
sion houses are becoming unwilling to
place any important orders with the Ui-
nr-yvilie factories immune the town is re.
gnrdcd an n hotbed of lnhor ngitution. and
while the present action might cost the
manufacturers considerable it Would mean
rs saving for thorwin the end.
’i'hestrlkers record thethreatened no
tlon no an attempt to frighten them into
submission. They also elnim that it is
the lust ('fll'tl the manufacturers cnn play.
if the lookout is ortlrred, it is thought
that it will ruin runny of the small bust»
ness rm-u or ()lneyville who have not re.
cowred from the strike of thuzl.
5
III: Haul of Moonslrlnen.
ill'NTth.'l'tiN, w. \‘n.. May l.-—Tho
moonshine“ who haw run thingrt to unit
themselves in lemon, Wyoming, Mellow-
ell nml Mercer counties are cowed Mor-
flhol Don Smith and a oqund of deputies
started out to capture Loo Ward, who has
been selling liquor illegally. Ward opened
fire, but Smith put four shotsiuto him
in quick nucr-oulon. and he died in a few
minutes. This disheartened the moon-
shiners. and tho deputies brought in 100
of them, including :10 women.
Baltimore's ltlg Tunnel In l'se.
llsrxrmouu. May 1.-Tho lialtlmore and
Ohio belt tunnel was opened for business
today. The tunnel—7,300 feet long—has
been live years building and cost $6,000,-
000. This will nmteriolly imsen the time
of travel and traffic between New York
and Washington.
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Huleids In rs Hotel.
NqunA Furs. Mny l.—-A man who
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took lnudnnuut in his room at the Hotel
lmperinl and died.
Tax Collector ”happens.
Drtzni'lrztn. More, May l.-—-Allmrt Stub-
hlns, the defaulting to: collector. bus dis-
appeared. A deputy sheriff has been put
on his track.
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