The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
THE MEETING OF
THE BROT IIERHOO.D
ST. Andrews National Council Con-.
Venes Here in October.
ON THE CHINESE TROUBLE.
views of Rev. DR.. Leonard on tho
Subject The New Bap-
tist Convention
Board.

Of Andrew National
- l,aI,.aii rs iust had a, meeting to con
e,,,,9ote- IF the National, Con-
- 1,2id in p ichr,,ond at a date
$500 ~ ,,r,al,;.teIv proceeding the
-. rra,l,ni, IN ,cuisville It was
s,I, 1sic5s,,ond Convention
oesioeu ~ ,,t,,a, one since the
~ :; eia lIlttio, In Runalo in
nra "a mines
i"o' tt's.A &c. l3ta5 tc1,ics
q ~ i,S Maid to 1lle
oand;+fa 49, 80 49, ProtbarboaI Itself of it's
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oo'iie -. - ;a.;r 2,,rces
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Of an ,ree. s,,.,.,,J ,5ia few weeks
since 1-rhe f,,nd is f,r srot,,ori,oo1 worl,
in tha pbiIinTinas and also in the south
and par West NotI,ino u:hatevar has vet
been done looking 10 the election of a new
General Secretary in Mace of Joln w.
Wood. who resigned to accent q Mace in
the Board of Missions of the same church.
114cr pE1,N 1ccrrE,r,
,y-,,,+ e7,,. ia, --,cerI =, r,ass for the
,,a,tt,f,a- ,,,.,ll,,, ,,,,,, 9f tta Tnn1nn
i,,tar,1,tiana, Ctos.istian- E,,,5aavor Csnnyen
49,, 49,. 800, ;ss,,ad h., tba poston haad-
of 1,iS-tia ir1
t,,,a,.Sc. II - ve,,r e-ena,al throusf, no
faI,,t of The Americsn officers hut he
ca,1ea tha -E,nolish E7nfle+a vor.ers are having
,;iffir,,1tI- in nerfectin.- their ,roerarnme
and are anyI1ow more eive1, than Amer-
cans 10 leaving sneallinr ARRANGEMENTS
nntil tl,a assembling of delegates.
The Aemrican speakers are to be
4be Rey. DIR .Tjoyd w. Toulsins. Philadel-
min. the Rev. DR.. Cornelius Woelfkin,
cock recently Of baltimore h1,t NOW of
the Brick church. New York. and Pres-
dent Clark and Secretary Baer. of the
American Intarnatfonal Committee. Other
well-known speakers are known to be the
Rev. Hugh Price Hrs,les, the famous Eng
lish Methodist leader. the Revs DR.. J. f,
Roberts. of Manchester, and the Rev. DR.
John NIcNeill of Glasgow. Two others who
are to leave Immediately after the conven-
ton in order TO reach Mortified in time
for the conference there are the Rev. G.
London, and the Rev. T. 3. Meyer, Of
Christ d1urch Westminster, Bridge
Road. English Endeavorers are hard at
work to make the meeting q success.
William l.. Tomlins, the former great
chorus leader of Chicago, is to have a
hiS chofus at the Cathonc summer SNool
on Lake ShaIlplaln thls season For the
SSlisI11i -tiozi>1iittile tilelt Is 4ddlet uipie
lhan tine usual expansion IN number OF
features. As heretofore, good deal OF at
tehtlen is TO be paid TO literary tories,
pul these are 70 De onset by more eXcuf-
SONS dllu o'ltiIiSs man usuai. Inc atte1l-
u tI seems likely 10 ne d thira more
it.S' ne S,eihtls liiciuue al
=. enc iIfoi 'ie2 "i ,, i>oAiah Ga'iioilc III
l,rsiiG 1'ltN ,lt9 rs ~ ouii0s l1eiei-
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rive ,d,,o,.ar,+l- -, ~ -
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i,1ferL.iev- ,7iscre5ifs tbe s,IoaaI - ne
western no1,ers SID ~ heye hae, ise,,ad
Inv the yo,Inr E,n1naror of China inc
that The Iafa reform ,,,r leaders ara 40
closely watched nv The nresan+ C.over,,-
mont 10 adnoi+ If tbair anrce,.ted octia,,
in the canacjtv of advisers 10 tba ,E,n,-
neror himself a nrisonar nv his own
Statements ma de in The annaal i, o1estion
The Rev. DR.. Leonard thinks the ont
come will he :hat Christian missionss in
china viii he im,oensaI,, baIred THO,
may snfTar for time and some An,ari-
cans NAV lose tbei. lives as some ma
tive Christians have already done. but