The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
Pictures of the Methodist 0rphanage
Handed Around.
SLOW VESSELS IN THE SQUADRON
Bishop Duncan's Ma=nificent Address
totIe Young HIcn Who Took the
Vows Of the Church-S, Much
Music Sometimes Z II a t
There Is No Place for
the Preacher.
lsnecial p,snatch to The 1imes.> J


Lambeth, Senior Secretary of the Boald
OF Missions, in an address before the Vir-
ginia Conference to-day, said that tbs
popular idea that the Chinese bear enm,ty
toward the Christians and were first to
attack the missionaries is entirely
ana the Manchu dynasty who foreseeing
The decline OF their ascendancy deter
mined upon attempting to drive the
foieignefs from China.
ne said the missionaries were not. con-
trary to the general belief the first at
tackled, but said the Relsian Engineers who
were building a railway in China were
attacked before the missionaries We're
Dr. Lambeth spoke very enLertalninsiy Oh
affairs in China and in particular OF the
college at iS'oocno.pI,
Last to speak at length before ad-
iouinment to-day, he was the speaker
who was listened TO perhaps with morS
general flte. est.
DR.. BLEDSOE.
Dr. Bedsoe. newly elected president
Of the Conference Orphange to be erected
at Richmond, who addressed the Confer
ence was also heard with especial interest.
DR.. Bedsoa sad that not only are the
orpi ans CT Methodist minister's to be
cared for at the orphanage, but all other
orphans may be also cared for.
ORPHANAGE BUILDING.
Photo engraved pictures OF the or
phanage. reproduced from the first prize
drawing We're distributed in the church
today. Th,> architects original drawing
Of the beautiful building was also e2-
hbited. Ii shows that the asylum Will
be built on the cottage plan. three cot
tages' Ranking on each side the main
building The drawings show that the
orphanage viii be an imposing structure.
Conference did not get down 10 work
very promptly this morning, and DID not
accomp ish very much after they got to
work. The presiding Bishop drove this
flock as fast as he could. but it seemed
as,sthough those who stopped by the way
10 get a bite of grass delayed the progress
of the main body.
SLOW VESSELS.
Il is true OF a BODY like this, as 1t is
OF a squadron, that its speed is only that
OF its s,owest vessel. There are s1me ,
pretty slow vessels in this conference. if
the Bishops constant adjuration to make
taste is indicative Of anything. Every
progress, perhaps unavoidably, slow
They are fine body of men the Method
lists have sent to Norfolk and there
little wonder that the church in wie
tlley meet nowadays is full Much OH
session Of this. the 4tll day, wasbnd
sumed in passing" the first and dav.
classes. This work was finished
TOOK THE VOWS. AZ The
The fourth question was called COM
following were admitted to Nur-
.nunlcat ons: ". G. Burcln. y Noore.
ply. Daniel T. Merrstt. VII frank
L. Hunter Early. John T. sn, sHusbv; as
Burrus, ]. C. Harvey, r. before the
the young ministers stg,,c~s " wera in
3 shops and the great ape
expectancy there was sil,
BISHOP oUss fine past csr,-
:, SIsnop 81: puI,ea7 a,a Win ecado hsert ana
.IlS - 1ace ai.&s p ese,.F came closer to
~; rs elo"h ale , ol S,v1. ,o,., 7 them, and occa'
ue Siass anu '.i'unS ation generally
D! U-,,n ,t,,l.s - ,,osl5t:tl earnestly fiere
was no II ut OF o. l1i= ana ,aiied while |
gesture He just Sool ., %.,u ~. r'll,. avss
tears unhid1cn c. "a, E'a1 Sometimes
ne sa.u =. arlnan .nal'nan speak il;pranay OF
:, ..er -, 'ss,.,.tiflcat.on. That ne hao
~ .:tStS g.. 1tfshest and n1oss unioNsS
So So, t-ss ~ of this by sne'1 WHO pro
I'M - stpo,hhiolv. If you would he hoiyi (
n,.n l7a "a, be holy nien 7
hsei'' ne iSKL ING CYAIBALS. IA I
r,7uc,ton. full Familiarity Nisil !,1,,,rt c
,,l,s,,irs Of life; all these are as .r.N,l $
c,-r,,i,ls ,,.rri ard sounding brass untess .'s +
gym ssil 9Esitln,I, you the power of the II 7
49, &C. He spoke Of the fact thsL Z
w hundred have been added to44r I
s.Srch membership during the past AL i
"A said he did not know wHetii=r .ms y
Z, foo many voluntar:es and am, sd
4 other forms and ceremonies nave
t,,S prea rs to lose their power. + 10 I
,yhy have we not access, ne II
-J,c cr.a r. Ii .,
KINDS OF MUSIC. .-a Das Il
..;s ~ liked music, but VIez ssi a
uc1,e. music which was not good1o,l su!leI y
- times notably oncs IN tt.s ,o7i Y
sv'.a he was obliged TO disr'eti -tne Il Il
TzsaIion because there was .rias''- anil T
rim to preach after the ro.p saiJ thei "
..glor es''- had been sung. ia church. p
f1ad 3 base Vol in the Lou SSr,etmas AMI
have gone into a thllrcnB5 esri ana sal
-; i was a Method st ghu.or. ,,'.oh n1usi
.,,,es he said. they hay 50 ~, ,raachd A
,,as I1,ere l. no room tos l.i0 .a1,,ofac{
ana tfs choir hurries 1.l,, 1sth .nh 1I,ev wet
! believe, sonnet mes
irving 10 got ahead p4Hs-uING. :.
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at ha,tts' ~. piSop) was youiss- -, ps
When Hs w, Ing min n'sters 10 NC 81
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sba1i have lesi II: let l. % - Iiy
man df G9a IA "a Is nfu fact ! that a i r.
he SO as aid merch ants o. a otlI,n
we trreacI..eeFo,s = va do our MasteN W.
ksnS ka,,, sefs se fasz:hargsd. Many SAD amen
this. vE ARE BRETHREN IRE: ,,,t,,r
He saia 40 yop hive no right 70 ooeE.
asa'nss re re ~ yo1 nut tt rem to paper until yo
your rnoatn 81 gas ~ to me. # you do. yo
have ssos sssoward Of. mean or oosn srathra, 0si
are, are We are plssarshl nlaung ii
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