The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

three lectures and one concev+
ollo Club Will give the Gomez. ~ A.
Hartzell VIII speak on "Enr,ssS 80
Boer war The bishop h $500 - os
the side OF the British In the rnrsss.v -
Is Just now returning from NJ NJ
EXTENDED tour OF South Africa .@4
man Dolliyer. of Iowa. and Ns
Darlington Booth win be the OH ~
turers. WINK ~
Celebrities of the CAuren
Every Sunday the AUDITORIUM -.
various pulpits of Chicago wiz =. - !. g
by great Methodist orators. liks =.
warren, Goodsell. Merrill. Vincent ~.
zen, hristoi and others, ine,siinr ~
sish'een bishops. On Wednesday -.
lDg, May 2 a reception to all tia ~.
Ea'es VII ne given ~ Chicass Ia ~
nam hail OF the Auditorium. The -
IT brushlngham VIII deliver ths soSs.-
fair Missionaries from India ~ \
and China and seine OF them nss,vs- Il.
native costume, win give : sis,,,vs. g
aspect TO the assembly. Their. v,,r1 NJ y.
the celebrities of the church psss
Thoburn, OF India. white-b&araes 81,
patriarch Of majestic mien; Dr. w.
of Calcutta, who will most likely - 49,
eu missionary bishop, youna MAJ 4.
orator, and leader Of the church 4 -
work. not only for the Christian r.,i~l's~
but for Angio-Saxon civiliratiea 4, ~
East. There will be Bishop HarlrsIa ~
man who sits with the emplrs bu1,1srs
South Africai ex-Gov. Pattiisu. n pS.s
sylvania. tall and thin and ken. ~
Miller. lay member from CovasSi<
Ky; Gov. Shaw. OF Iowa: RiphoD p,-ss
of Washington; Bishop vlnosnt =;
Chautauqua fame. and Bishop Yev,sr
the wit OF the church.
Bishop Fowler is endeared 10 chs1u.s
Methodists in many ways He vns ~
tor once OF the old First church. N
and Wabash avenue churches. Hs s
the presidents chair at Northwec11pr
university to become bishop. Al ~
time when he was president Of NorS.
western university Miss Willard vos -
of women there. and the president ~
the dean, so gossip says were engant1 .
marry, The match was broken eG. 4 e
believed. because Of hopeless dlnaoo2
Of opinion on religious subjects ana'tn
proper sphere OF women.
DR.. Gilbert, EAltep-in.ch1ok
During the conference Chicass will -
a new daily paper. II will be stric(l1 -
ligious In its tone, and while IL rulAlk-
ers do not claim that. liha III sfon6ln
preacher. they will be able To ct out ~
such a paper as Christ would print en-
the very fact that these publbAefs -
the managers of the Methodist Rooh Co.
Germ is sufIicient guarantse that ths ~
paper will be different from ChIoHnt0
other dailies. Its mama II 10 ~ the DoDy
Christian Advocate. Its first number IA
appear on May and it, last proAohlg q
May 20, thus giving the new joufnAn111o
enterprise a life OF just four weekA ~
Daily Christian Advocate being pupolI
religious paper, les editor and s0ooe1nf1
as Is eminentiy fitting. will be men 81
have devoted their lives 10 religion ~
only will 1t be edited and have ~ ~
umns filled by ministerial newspapef -
but Il will be made up ~ -
inie.
The manager Of the Daily ChFinsiaa ~
vocate IL TO be ID. u. Thompson, q =
cago, the present assistant elates =
Northwestern Christian AdvoceeA L.
editor will be the Rev. Law 0un9g4 =
New Haven, Conn. at one time poet(
First church, In Seattle, I'm 49,
editor has been chosen IN tho refse4 =
the Rev. Edwin Locke, OF Hnlton. -
The reporters Will number nvA
would be Liliputian stan for -
paper OF ordinary pretensiona They ~
10 be the Rev. w. ID. Bridge. of Qe
N. j.; the Rev. J. J. Hill, Of eeUte
Pa: the Rev. A. III, Herrtck. nf CO.
Falls, Mass; the Rev. ID. L. Aulon
Middletown, o., and the heS. = y
youker, OF Chicago.