The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-28
EPISCOPALIANS
ARE POURING IN
Distinguished Divines From All
Parts of the World.
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LORD BISHOP JACOBS HERE
SECOND DAYS SESSIONS OF
MISSIONARY CoNVocATIoN.
LORD BISHOP JACOBS HERE

Episcopal delegates to the general
convention at san Francisco are pour
ing into salt Lake City in numbers
that would cause a stranger to believe
this to be the convention city. Church
dignitaries from many states and from
distant lands made this their rendez-
vous yesterday-from England, the
Philippines, darkest Africa and far off
New Zealand. Important men of the
faith lent their presence, and more
are coming in on every train, with
the result that Sunday Will be Epfs-
copal day in Salt Lake.
Today the visitors are seeing some
thing Of the city and its many Won
ders. Tomorrow viii be given over to
devotional exercises led by neil whose
names are familiar wherever the Epis-
copal church has a fOOthOld.
At 1880 Bishop futile, whose field Of
labor included the entire western ter
ritory in Qioneer days, will conduct an
early service. At IL o'clock the Rt.
Rev Edward Jacobs, lord bishop of
Newcastle, England, VIII preach at the
cathedral upon the occasion Of the or
dinatiOn of n. J. Hersey to the deacon
ate. At St. PauTs the Rt Rev. Dr.
GailOr Of Tennessee Will conduct ser
vices and in the evening all viii rally
to the Salt Lake theatre, where Bishop
Potter of New York. the mental giant
Potter is expected TO arrive tomorrow
morning.
Many Delegates of Note.
Episcopalians of note are scattered
all a.Out tOwn-in the hotels, at the
oeaDeiy and in the houses Of church
leaders. Lord Bishop Jacobs and Bish-
Op Iutte are guests of George Y Wal
lace Eight prominent church women
OF Maryland are being entertained at
Rowland hall; the Rev. DR.. Silliman
or LOckport, N Y, an old friend of
he late DR.. GiIoghIy: Rev DR. Fulton
editor of the Church Standard; Rev
II. D. Ayers Of Houston, an army
chaplain of distinction; the Rev. Mr.
Ciapp. missionary to the Philippines;
the Rev. Ohio Fitzgerald of yelling
ton, New Zealand. en- route to his mis-
siOnary field. and many others of note
have already arrived.
y small Ohio delegation as at the
knutSford, in the persons of Rev and
Mrs James II. W Blake and Miss II.
Adam of Akron, and Miss A. Graham
Of Pittsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Car
pender OF New Brunswick, n. J., also
arrived yesterday.
Schedule Of Delegations.
Major 5. X. Hooper. general passen-
ger agent of the Rio Grande lines, has
notified Assistant General Passenger
Agent G. w. Heintz that special trans
and cars bearing passengers bound for
I the Episcopal convention at San Fran
cisco. viii reach Salt Lake as follows:
Today-Six special cars from the
Burlington, arriving on No. 5, at 9:35
a. m.
TOmOrrow-Pennsylva special, ar
irving in the morning. First section
No. D. arriving at 9:35 a. m. one car
from Denver and one from the St. Paul
road. Second section of No. >. arriving
little later, comprising two cars of
Raymond & Whitcomb excursionists,
/ two from the Burlington road, one from
the Rock Island and two from the
Union Pacific.
Delegations will meet these trains
and specials on all other roads to well
come the newcomers.
Party Due Tomorrow.
A distinguished party of eastern
delegates is expected to arrive at Salt
Lake City tomorrow morning in spec
1al cars. The party left Philadelphia
Monday evening under the personal
/ guidance of Rev. Alfred j. p. Mcclure
OF thu Quaker City and numbers thirty
persons Denver was reached Thurs
| day and yesterday was spent at Colo
RADIO Springs. The party will reach
the city at 9:35 tomorrow. Accommo-
| dations have been arranged for at the
knutsford until Monday, when the
journey for the coast will be resumed.
ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected to
attend the special services at ST.
| Marks cathedral and in the afternoon
a visit VIII be made to the lake. a
/ feature of the day will be a visit to the
| Mormon tabernacle. The party in
cludes the following:
/ Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Baker
/ Princeton. n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
/ 5. Browne. Rev and Mrs. Charles E.
| Buck. Washington; Mrs. Freeman
Bumstead. Miss Ethel I. Bumstead,
! Miss Josephine BUmstead, Cambridge
! Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Chapman,
Philadelphia; w H ellison, Center
! vile. Nd; Mrs. w. d. w. Hall, Phila-
/ delphia Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard and
child Emporium. Pa: Rev. and Mrs
Alfred J. p Mcclure. Philadelphia: Dr.
I William p. Orr, jr., Lewes, Del: Miss
I Alice c. PrOwattain. Philadelphia; Mrs
Z. Z. Smith. Lancaster, Pa: Mrs. o.
NJ. Wall, Philadelphia: Rev. Elliot
I White, Newark. n. J.: Mrs. A. l. Will
liams, Philadelphia: Miss n. E. Will
son. Wheatland, Pa, Rev. and Mrs. A.
s. WOoGle, Altoona. Pa; Mr.. SaIlader.
| Fond Du Lac. Wis; w. r. Butler.
/ Maunch Chunk Pa.
A belated eastern party of thirty
/ hurrying on from Colorado Springs. ar
rived on train No. 3 on the Rio Grande
Western this morning Acconmoda-
/ tie following:
Rev. and Mrs l. Mex. Pittenger.
/ Rev. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Marshall Rev
| and Mrs. :. =. Hunter. Mrs NJ Ruff
/ fin Hill, Miss Annie Shepard, Miss
/ Henrietta Cullins. w. /. Lundin John
/ Mrs. Margaret Nelson. Miss Fannie L.
I Patton. Rev. McNeely Du Bose, Rev.
! Henry Easter. Rev. r. II. Dunno, Mr..
/ and Mrs. w. =. Shepard, Mrs. W. y.
] BloUnt, Miss Ida Rodman, Miss Mar
/ garet Ward, Miss Jane Ward. Mrs. NJ.
/ A Give. Miss Betty Lewis. Miss Mary
J Litchford.