New-York tribune., 1900-04-14


OF America. He is the second son OF Bishop c. W.
Doane. the second Bishop Of New-Jersey. He was
born In Boston In 1882, and was educated at Bur-
ington College. He was elected first Bishop Of the
Diocese OF Albany in 1889, where he has been
gagged ever since in his diocesan duties
The Rev. DR.. Augustus H Strong president of
the hochester theological Seminary, represents the
American Baptist Missionary Union Of which he
was president from 1892 to 1895. Dr. Strong
born In Rochester In 1896. graduated from Yale
In 1857 and from Rochester Theoioxcal Seminary in
1893. Aside from HIS duties head of the semi
nary and as professor of Biblical theology. DR..
Strong has performed large amount of literary
work, his principal publications being his "Sys
tematic Theology" 'The Theology Of the Great
Poets and series of essays under the title Of
Christ in Creation and Ethical Monism."
The Rev. DR.. d. 2. Sheffield president of the
North China College. Tung-Cho North China
missionary of the American Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions. VIII read paper on higher education. He
was born in Gainesville, N. Y, In 1S41, was two
years IN the Army IN the Civil War was grad.
and ssS sailed for &C China as & on October
he has BEEN for more than thirty yeaTs miason
airy of the American Board in North China. He
rsr wo 1n Or @
times times as rapidly as they can be written with
Samuel B Capen; of Boston. merchant. presi-
Of the Board Of
elgn M Missions was born in Boston 3 in 1872 receiving
sehooI For a number Of years he has been
Of Mr. q has
In connection with the establishment of the Boston
Rev s the last twenty
SLY six years has ed the post of Of mis-
ago he founded The Missionary Outlook
tons of the day. and he has Been its
ever since TO DR.. Sutherland more than to any
ment which eliminated in the union of the vari-
Gus branches of the Methodist Church in the
The Rev. DR.. Judson Smith, of Boston, foreign
the General Committee OF Arransements for the
Re s RDa IN adm coe
in 1859 and from Oberlin Theological Seminary in
@ Of the m M @ listed hs
of the American Board in Turkey and the missions
Rev Dr. GsSGse Smith sIrt to
8 has Of had Charge of the in
Foo-Chow. DR., Smith is native, of Ireland com
graduated from the College of the City of New
York in 1876, and from Drew Theological Seminary
Rev Dr. Joseph Hartzsll tel is the American Amer ian
east and west Coasts and in the interior
sailed from Liverpool in December, 1896 foot up
0Sf5 nv Hsy nisA ss Of St,
ths df %as Born He
is a graduate of washington College, Pennsylvania,
5d 6e o. ho 6e BTow and Kenyon college
have both conferred upon him the degree of D. ;r D.
Hlso9isaf HIS SSshs cSr5ss From T5inES Goa The
Ssf i f aHa
Mission Press. Shanghai. China. was born in Scot
land in 1861 1885, after ten years experience as
a printer he went to China. on the return of the
Rev A Williamson to start the press for the
newly formed Book and Tract Society of China
After FIVE years he Joined the American Presby-
terrain Mission with special reference to the work
OF the Shanghai Press. -
The Rev. DR.. George washburn since 1877! has
been the president Of Robert College CONSTANT
NOBLE He was born in marlborough Mass. In
1885 After graduation from Amherst College, in
1850 he travelled for year in Europe, and followed
this by study at Andover Theological Seminary.
He was treasurer of the American Board at Con
stantinople from 1858 to 1865 restgning to devote
himself to the development OF women's work In the
Church. -, ~,
DR. Walter r. T.ambuth. secretary Of the Board
of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. born in Shanghai China, on November
10 1864 He came the United States for education,
being graduated from Emory and Henry College,
Virginia in 1875. and from the Vanderbilt I niver-
sy Medical Department. Nashville, Tenn. in iSII;
In the autumn of that year he and his wife sailed
for China. where they spent nine years IN 1856 ne
was appointed superintendent of the Japan Mission
of the Methodist Episcopal Church south; where re
the Methodist College in Kobe. In 1892 he VAS
elected missionary secretary by the Board OF Mis-
sions of the Methodist Episcopal Church south
and in 1898 senior missionary secretary During
The Years of secretaryship he has been editor-in-
chief of THE Review of Missions