New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
ANGELL In THE HALL.
CONFERENCE APPLAUDS PRE-.
SCRIPTTON FOR THE TURK.
DELEGATES DEVOTE MUCH OF THE
THIRD DAY TO \ DISCUSSION OF
EDUCATIONAL QUESTIONS.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
o:'o 4 MIcARSEGIE HAILmcomity 4, and pvisios:
tb Ino, ssonq nr,sn pevo OK
!ona R9 sT1oe Si iSasT 'is the Rev Farley Daily.
There vim be consideration as, wheth.r
a6Is % and @ the ' Rev Dr IL IL e. TI1s chairman air q
the American Amer Eaptist Missionary gnSn Ti SPEAK
Gomity;' 4 general summary will be given By me
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Church in
Rss RisssoR o iced e Unity and P n
Rri1einr TS Abn Gsng 5 B SHoiea IN
Mutual Understanding and Division Of Field. Ne
eessity tor Economy in the Face OF the appalling
Occupied Fields PrInoipIes ann Tl 4Bplieation II
comfy in the Fesaiistment Of Flslds in C'o-opera-
ton and Common Rules. and in the Employment
GENTLE. PFEsEYTERIAS cIITRcH.. Fifty
from sect.onai MeetinFs: Work Among Young
Women and chiIdren|5;ivIns. Literature Medical
Work, EdEcationaI Work EvangeIistic Work.
Mrs Moses smith. chicago: Miss A. b CSd Bo..
s. 4 Franfas IL caRfe aR Aes4sHE ey My. fsnH:
Straeh9R H9milJgn. t Ontario; Miss Sornna shat
Mrs !. farley DaIy. Glasgow.
2:so ?. M,-WnMANS MASS MEETING, CARNEGIE
HALI~.Mrs. J; p. z KuglIer, Pi,,sburg; chair
3an Fsai e5AIs, Herr Foster: clifton sPTinSs'
Boston. Mass Responses--F,Gr Great Britain. Mrs
rnissona;iss.' Mrs. 1nss Co1dos GucE. Ad-
F.vangeizng Forces rrhe Results OF Wonan.s
W9SE in s Home ngrshe etnCds and g
Importance and Use Of Missionary Literature"
Mosss sh Of c9as9 as Ss'T @
feyering Hiss Irene ne Il E E1rnsS Mrs A. a. e;os-
FIFTH AVENUE .PRFsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Fifty -hfth-st and Fifth-ave-.'Co Cooperation and
FerritCFy spea4ers: Dr. Harry @ Gainness Ion
den; TIE ReE. Hr- John " Butler. Mexico; the
cEXT5RAL PREsBYTsFIAx CHURCH. Fifty
cation in Mission EisIIs Comfy IN EducationaI
Pffsi 5hs Ret f e. @ y 2 Raesd s1i' eSas:
the the Be-, PT 2,1 George B SRYythe. China; the Rev
CHAMBER MUSIC HALL CARNEGIE HALL
sn oopsra5loH in ''ai Mission aaa P9ssses s5ies
Dr. w u Rudisi Shn indi GiiSe2e fST4 MSintosS. Ef s
$500 For hrs '2R': , G GTa.s ;.
oefTrsd BY Mrs Mary Lowe 6ickins5as. NewIYorIs.
paper si FeParei by Mrs & Isabella a., Bird Bishop
Mrs; Joseph Cook Boston Sst The Responsibility ot
Power Of EHnaiej w 90 EaaoqFsh d @ Rns
Of Hrbe- T-incation yiT t 81 bt 1 @ me b rSeSgiss N
Isabella TaofuTn and MI Lil'yati @ Slash A.
E9HSTy e WG1s1 Of R9ehester H tel Of The Outlook
Of d G2rsS'ian women % from mission fields viii be IN,
service prepared Tor this occasion.
The third working day of the Conference
brought no dimirution of interest in or attend
ance upon its sessions. There were nine sepa-
rate meetings on yesterdays programme, and at
a majority of them educational work was the
topic but the address of President Angel of
the University of Michigan. and former United
States Minister TO Turkey. the feature of
the day. He delivered ii at Carnegie Hall in
the evening. and in it discussed some of the
present day problems in the relations of mis-
sions to governments. He was fervently ap-
plauded when he said regarding missionary per-
secutions in Turkey:
The Government which breaks treaties with re-
spect to missionaries and sees that their Gov
stems N hon IN
yield 10 the temptation TO infringe the rights
our government has allowed o1frases against oGr
missionaries. tG go on since 1888 in Turkey. high
ings, without any demonstration beyond peaceful
and patient argument. that the Ottoman Govern
ner prevent by false allegations the Importation
of our flour and our pork?
And again the delegates warmly indorsed the
ex-diplomat's sentiment when he advocated
bringing pressure 10 bear upon the Turk saying:
These diIatory Oriental governments eunbar-
raised by so many dificult problems OF internal
some pressure. And pressure which is not war
brought TO bear by diplomatic and naval agencies.
Our Government was never in good condition
TO pursue such 4 policy
The Rev. S. L. Baldwin. secretary of the Con-
ference is still too i'll to attend any of its meet
ings He was 10 have delivered one Of the ad-
dresses of welcome last Monday. but was sud
denly overcome by an attack OF sickness. II was
reported yesterday, however. that his condition
has materially improved 1t is expected
that he may be able 70 attend the Conference
early next week.
y reception for the Presbyterian delegates 10
the Conference will be given on Wednesday
afternoon in the Presbyterian Building. Fifth
ave. and Twentieth-st.. by the Board OF Foreign
Missions of the Presbyterian Church.
DIR. George ID. Dowkoutt medical director OF
the International Medical Missionary Training
Institute. has invited all the medical mission
aries 10 4 reception to be given in their honor
in Cavalry Baptist Church on Monday at noon.
The mass meeting in aid Of the starving hosts
OF India will be held in Carnegie Hall on Sunday
evening.
Some honorary members of the Conference who
have not been able 10 attend sent greetings yes
terday. Lord Aberdcen's message said:
/ heartily appreciate the courtesy and cordiallty
ct your invitation 20 become an no lOTaTy member
Of the Conference on Foreign Missions Permit me
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