The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-28

been adopted and that this catholistic
principle Is being taken up by all the peo-
pie.
Twenty years ago what would the peo-
PIE nave thought IL a body OF reverend men
Ike these would have made the statement
that s2O,eo0.O00 should be raised for any
purpose. They would have thought that
they were daft. But things have changed
and the close of this nineteenth century will
witness even greater changes
Bishop Mallaiieu said that when he at
tended a conference in the Central-avenue
Church nve years ago there was a scene he
would never forget. 1t was when General
Harrison entered the room and was given
three rousing cheers. Bishop Mallalieu
then paid a high tribute to General Harri-
son and said that he is a mar any State
could well be proud of. Speaking OF the
day in which we are now living the bishop
said: II wish we could realize the fmpor-
tance of the time in which we are now
living. There are three supreme historical
centuries. The first is the century OF
origin. when man was created in Gods
own image. The second was the century OF
redemption, when Christ came TO this
world and gave up His life to save sinners.
And the third supreme century ms closing
nineteenth century, the century or pro-
gress. education, enlightenment and the
greatest of ali In human time
ALLUSION 20 SENATOR'S.
In speaking of prominent men who are
Methodists and the two Indiana senators of
that faith. he said he wished there was a
whole Senate like them. He also paid a
high tribute TO President Mckinley and said
he wished this country could have such a
President for the next one hundred years
to come. He said all along the line of
President. not one, with the exception of
Lincoln, had the problems to confront him
that President Mckinley has solved, and
that he had solved them wisely.
After the address the congregation adj
journed TO the big Sunday school room that
has just been completed and is the pride
of every member Of Central-avenue Meth
odist Church, where personal acquaintance
was made with the bishops. The various
pastors and their wives were delegated as
an Introduction committee TO introduce the
bishops.
The visiting bishops will all occupy local
pulpits Sunday and are assigned as fol-
lows:
Bishop Andrews-Roberts Park Church,
morning service.
Bishop Warren-Broadway NJ. Z. Church,
morning service; Simpson Chapel, evening
service.
Bishop Foss-Furnas-place Church. morn
ing service.
Bishop Observation-Disclosures Church,
morning service; Hyde Park Church. even
ing service.
Bishop Neutrality-suspicious. Ray Church.
morning service; Trinity M. L. Church,
Bishop Vincent = Hall-place Church,
morning service. and at the union services
of all denominations in the Christian
Church, Irvington. in the evening.
Bishop OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Church,
morning service; First German Church,
evening service.
Bishop Goodsell-Central-asenue Church,
morning service.
Bishop Observation-Disclosures Church,
morning service; Grace NJ. f.. Church,
evening service. 80 .
Bishop Cranston - California : street
Church, morning service; Lincoln-avenue
church.. evening service.
Bishop Walden-East Park M. f.. Church.
morning service; First NJ. f. Church. West
Indianapolis, evening service.
Bishop ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Church,
morning service, and at the Y. NJ. c. A. in
the afternoon at 3 o'clock. ~
There will be a grand rally meeting of
the Epworth League of the city at Rob-
erts Park Church in the afternoon at 4
o'clock, addressed by Bishop Cranston.
The bishops held a meeting yesterday to
select speakers for the reception last night
and discuss the missions In different parts
of the world. In the afternoon they Wis
tied the Layccck Manufacturing C~ompany's
plant and were entertained at luncheon In
the company's clubrooms.