The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15

HVUWuu ~ Shoe" Sc s'cs' INC
-. n It's Fou n tion--Recep
n1unsp ana visiting Ministers.
. annuai session OF tn ePuget sound
6wrncs. comprising washington AMI
- 81 the African NJ. f. church will
Z ~ morning In Seattle at o'clock
~ 4. r. church at 1920 Fourteenth
- The session VIII continue until
W Monday evening. Rt. Rev. DIR. G. r.
1871 bishop OF the Fifth Episcopal dis
~ Who arrived In the city yesterday
~ Portland. viii preside at al meet
-. &. c. daiford, pastor ~ the local
-, vii have general charge OF the
llngpl The following visiting clergy
- NnI be in attendance: Rev. J. g.
60. Of Spokane: Rev. q. a. Bailey, CT
IN; Rev. G. Brooks. Of Portland;
R n. D. Hartsneld. OF Tacoma; Rev. J.
4 ruxtou. Rev. u. +. Seabrooks. Rev.
. W wilson.
| ~ programmes for the sessions OF the
1brsncs are as follows:
&ley-s:30 q. m, reports OF pastors and
ml1sns elders. disciplinary questions.
mrF1s Of committees. 3 p. M, educa-
/ III sermon and addresses
0ursday-9:D .. m, reports OF com
Gl1eos (continued). miscellaneous busi-
-: p M, reports from tho conference
1DcA u the missionary society; D. M.
oonary sermon. collection and roll
n = conference members.
&ony--e.D q. m. reports Of all financial
0mitteea and settlement with ali de-
mUe.f tn
~ eomtnittees on publication. missions
Fation. Bunday-schooI union ana
11rh sktension.
oiurday $50 q. M, review OF static
IL snd financial tables; IL M. memorial
Mr9cea. with report OF committee on
rolrs: .. m. unfinished business ana
~ business.
aday--loD a. m. preaching and ordi-
- q deacons and elders: and s D.
dIv'ne services, preaching by minis
appointed by the committee on pub
nssorship.
shday--s'D .. m. resolutions. general
specIai announcing OF pastoral APP
sments Tor coming year--prestdlng
~ ana pastors. farewell hymn and
& nc Conference Com mittees,
n personnel Of the committees which
w rport during the conference Is "a
aplc Worship, Rev. ]. q. Collins ana
e~ z. satiey' nday-schooia, Hey,
~ Haiford and Rev. N. d. HartsfieId.
and Foreign missions. Rev ]. q. Col
snu nsv, NJ RrsHfon, temperance.
y. Hartshcld and Rev j. NJ Brsx,
Ns,e OF the country. Rev. O. A, Hal.
~ kev II. " Seabrooks: state OF IN.
Nv, rev. =, Collins and Rev n. r.
missions, circuits and stations,
=. collins and Rev, q. A. Bailey.
Atien, Rev. w. ~ Wilson and Rev. Ii
heeeeronks: memeirr. Rev, j. M. nrax.
ana Rev. N. ~. Hart=field; suhscrip-
70 church periodicals Rev. G. Z.
.1crd and Rev. j NJ Braxton: deeds
\ apst racts' Rev. }. = Collins and Rev.
HALEY; Judiciary, Rev. J NJ Brax.
u and Rev. W. H. Wilson. minister
fiency, Rev. q, A. Bailey ana Rev,
IN soilins admission. Rev. ]. 4. Collins
New y. u. Harssiieid first year
\ 'asss hev. y. 2. Hartsfi~ld and Rev. j.
4 Hartsfield ana Rev j. III Brsxton:
wv s!na and fourth year studies. Rev. q. A.
s1Asy and Roy, j i. Collins; contingent
-sney, Rev. J. s. Collins and Rev NJ n
snson dollar money, Rev ] NJ. Braxton.
'. ~ y. :. naiford and Rev s.. A. Bailey:
y HALEY and Rev u. r. seabrooks; mite
9lseionary money, Rev q. A. HaIlrv.
'aadfen's day and church extension
sssasy Rev. y. y, Hartsf,eld; Billie canse'
~ ". n Wilson. sndowments, Rev, c.
mt Rev. u. v Srabrooks; Faster dav.
~ Y 4. Bailey; preachers mutual aid,
~ Y A. Bailey: annual sermon. nsy'
= teiiins; educational sermon. Rev. II.
Ssnrooks home missionary sermon.
sshep shafrer who win preside al the
!: s'pns' T. bishop OF the Fifth Episcopa,
ss..xnc'. which Includes Missouri Kansas.
SSAha. wyoming. Colorado. Utah.
'~Hmna. New Mexico, Oregon aud Wash.
n '.n. y. was elected 20 this position at
~ mst NAV AZ Columbus, O. lie came
- from Portland Or bishop Shaffer
sSrea upon hts duties July IL
Ihis u my frat visit TO the West" he
Yesterday, and undoubtedly Il ~ a
sSn'ry Of great possibilities n is. II
pe1ss, In a comparatively undevsloped
ssn1'tion, ! have visited all the principal
k~ m my district this summer and
:. ssrfything IN prosperous condition
~ our church II CONCERNED, In the
's.~ we church II making headwsy
sWu hut surely. and We have every
80 for conwratnlatiou.
!. ~ church Was organized In ifS- at
ssssassrhis BY Richard Allen. and Il
.sIpssd wholly OF membcrs OF the coll
~ 49, A. The date II Us Inaugural
\ -
M y ms there were 800 adherrnts
= 49, ~. nave i.ene.Te, or grand total IL
~. W people supporting the denomina-
'wa Ihs church started with one minis
va wv 81 the present time has Saa and
~ hes ,sss churches. There are sixty
y. ~ asnnal eonferonces and fourteen btsh-
~ N iFs the value OF the CHUNKS
6sE Was I.soe, Il has now reached
Growth OF the Chureh.
Ne have twenty eolleges and seminar
1870 10 teachers aud Q III pupils our
sssseAtcs number esa The amount ~
lsanft received for the suppSrt ~ our
..sssAtieoal Institutions from lisa 10 tsal
,{ssased y i@pl1n From these sta
49, Y VII Taelly be sean that the
!. mas made a steady progress since
A,sessien IN the latter part OF thu
'Ss'fenth eentury
t.,u.s church - divided into fourteen
y 49, sievsn N the United states. two
esa9Rs were elected last May %
,.s n tafee are stationed abroad, leaving
I'VE 10 America
~. spsakins ~ ths race problem as Il
y aid; ' N''NA-
!. rAs nsgre onsA, 90 be and IN many
\. = ca the same footing as regards
'sv. Wy polistc, as the white races tie
Y. 70 gan through iAc political par
~ re ugais ana PRIVILEGES Of Citizen
- sea. falllng in securing them. may
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