New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-23
THE PASSING THRONG.

The Right Rev. Dr. Henry Benjamin whippls.
Bishop OF Minnesota, Is staying at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel. having just returned
A TALK WITH from London where he repre-
BISHOP scented the Episcopal Church at
WHfPPLE. the centenary OF the Church
Missionary Society OF England
which is the largest society Of the kind in the
world. Describing the affair TO Tribune reporter
yesterday Bishop whipple said:
IL have never seen larger and more enthusiasts
meetings. AS the representative OF the American
Church I was surprised at the enthusiastic welcome
which I received. The name Of the United States
or OF It's Church was never mentioned without
deafening cheers also delivered addresses at
Cambridge and oxford and in several London
churches All Of these meetings were character
lied by great enthusiasm. think tho Church Of
England has never seen a period OF greater mis-
were over 100000
THE most remarkable thing noticed In England
was the friendly spirit manifested IN every quar-
Ter To our country. and with II a great desire 10
learn more about tho organization or me mis-
sionary work OF our own branch OF ne Churcn.
There has been a good deal OF talk in England
and elsewhere about the crisis IN the Church q
hs IL 70 on be seted by the wise counses Of tho
Bishops. a council OF advice wss IN session. pre-,
sided over by the Archbishops or Canterbury and
York to which all these questions were presented
by representatives Of the different sSn9o,s and
the godly counsel and advice OF the Bishops would
be followed. $500 .. ,..
and of which saw most was that connected with
Christian work at home and abroad ! think
never realized before that God has placed these
English-speaking races in the forefront OF human.
and Christian civilization. 10 carry their BENEFITS
to all the people Of the earth ana ,bo ned ns
S" Common 70 Do iSr nams sSn, ~. p.,..
Congress. but 30 far az could Judge The attitude
of h would n So E not
rely done With EdgGsfG I Ess hsns,,
give the in c 5pGDo Of F the h
In response to an inquiry as TO how the English
Whippe said they didn't know anything, about It.
| lie said that he had not heard the suolect men
toned Asked about his own opinions Of the Briggs
cas-" II have not read DR. Briggs book and, conse,
e ese n.y. have the utmost confidence in Bishop
| Potter whom have known through all OF MS min.
his being he is loyal TO his Master and to tho
Church Of which he is the chief shepherd
no, al new question The Bible is very wonder
| ful book Il was two thousand years after The
| first chapter was written before Il was finished "
was not gathered together until fifteen hundred
years after the last author died During these
! ernrent and science have been turned and over.
,Se eas again ann S w Ss IN the FUTURE the revelation
o. the gracious purposes Of God to his children ana
There is a divine element In the sacred sctpt-
ures which it Is impossible that any human ineory
! Christian need not have the slightest doubt or
anxiety over critical scholarship. Truth does not
fear the fsfnr @ it hSs be e in the past that
one iota Of Gods truth and His reveal ton can ever
received much praise from scholars OF different
communIons even OF the Roman wstnohc Seriares
that from his heart he accepts the creed and mo
Rishop Whipple said that Indian affairs, in which
he has been interested for forty ss Gy . Sre
condition hs %
oyes in the IPdan service Is n TSn I
| hibits a deep interest in the work.
A. J. 6. LEROY. an English civil engineer who
has lived for several years in Toxic Japan. ana
who left that city recently for short
| JAPANESE vacation, Is at the Hotel Manhattan.
TREATY He said yesterday that the English
REVISION. and American residents Of Toxic.
and in fact. all the cities OF Japan
were greatly exercised the treaty revision
which goes into effect on July /.
This revision" he said, means that the con-
writ S w e sf dSRf s r yS '
may be guilty Condition Sy ae Of japanese PRISONS
inmates ns csu and the exceedingly slow dspensation q
%ssbSs to make the orsgn e
law permits OF no haoeas corpus ~ IL
magistrate At the polite headquarters in Toxic psl
there Is not single English nterprereT m me mat.
| gp
ter but don't believe that it will be able to accom-
| pish anything ~ AIM. ,,- Oar
mans and Russians and we are hoping thai as son ~
or the new law Is put into practice dermaan ~
Russian may be the victim. He will surrey %
maltreated 10 such an extent that his motne. CUM"
Try will have good grounds for Intervention
Henry L. Doherty. OF Milwaukee. president oi
the Northwestern Electrical Association, Is IN 'he
city attending the conven-
EXPERIMENTING ton OF the National Eve
WITH X-RAYs trio Light Assoeia''on'
When seen yesterday. at 'he
Murray Hill Hotel. Mr. Doherty said tna' ne an'
a physician in Milwaukee were engaged IN - -,
menting upon the effect OF N-rays on ulse a.
germs II is their intention 10 pay par s,lt,
fentIon 10 the tuberculosis germ. ana from
uhicb have already been obtained Mr.. Done,,o,
Believes that electricity will develop cure '''
consumption. IT, .ao,h,adtv kill" M
some germs the rays will undouoteoy n'i r.. as
said hut there Is great deal when nv nn, snt
certaIned yet before the success OF our eNpe''"'"
are assured"
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