The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-20

trio, sr:o-rey. si.cs January. lo'c. he mas
Ie-n Uuie.ly euEISei in terminating i
policy T.. the r-.oEm administration. Wuich
Is exr-c-'d tu be Announced s'mrwAeTe
rear the close OF NJ. Lows second term. IL
lie gets IL
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stops work long 'l1UEl u Ani UUt ln1i a.
uaS vVn IT, Recreation. saving I''!'N.
cable ad!r. -. FUs on. -. !. suffers great
l. from -as;igmausm. contracted from iEy-
ing to keep an eve an the IOIsce and me
CIJy Han. Lotn ~ the same time.
Potter. Henry Goldman.
Hereditary Bishop OF the Diocese ~ New
York and chairman Of The Ci,ucII Biplo-
matte Corps: scholar. sc;itl. man ami pdr-
ilcisi. Born Sch.I-c, tad.. -. l.. May -,
*. Eis ETst UO.lS ~tTs. Tel a. gL
aua-t iAiS- y H.: -Tc tn facts In IA -
t--ias WIS ss-u-N the AyylOJr Of lis "a
rcyr. whi,h has been 4 u",aOls one ever
$ nee. .;JUj5Ci Theology IrJm the Outset.
as became III. he apparent II the B-sIvp
q f.EuSyIvania and heir p~resumguSe To
the E.shofT.c " NeE EO.E- Mas suspected
OF ring - Organize = United states
Bishop Trust at On. time. and when the
NlSAaLEtIn mcU1UElA4 WIS tTttNt4 III NG<A-
inCJOn Square. in 1885. was referred to as
the Archbishop. but by his ~sauviter In mode
he was able 10 refute with ease all the for
liter in re Of his cynical critics. and by
his side Talks with Presidents dedi-
Gated to Benjamin Harrison. then President
OF the United States. won the affection and
esteem OF his countrymen, which he has
steadily retained ever since.
Has enjoyed a steady income OF honorary
degrees from universities all over the world
for twenty years. and the latest returns IN
dictate that he is 81 Doctors OF Laws. ST.
Doctors OF Divinity. - d. c. LIS. 2s A
MS and a number OF other things besides,
TO such a number that II he paraded Broad
way as all of them II would take him four
hours to pass a given point
Became Bishop OF New York IN 1887, hAv-
ing acted as understudy TO his uncle, the
Right Reverend Horatio Potter, for four
years. and so thoroughly learned the ropes. |
Spent his early days as Bishop in inventing
the Potter System for the Destruction Of
Heresy." which has worked well. consist
ing OF the simple method OF going to the
root OF the trouble and stamping out heresy
charges. which are always the FIRST step in
the schismatical disturbances Of the
church. At the beginning OF the Spanish
War was an ardent anti-imperialist and
was played by the league as one OF its
.strongest cards. but after visiting the Phil
ippInes he returned advocating American
ideas for export. leaving the league with
e handful OF minor cards from two TO ten
spots
For this he has been much criticised BY
those who never change their minds even
in hot weather. but he has not way,red
and still insists that what Is good enough
for US Is good enough for others He gives
annual proof OF his adherence TO this con- !
vfction by going abroad himself. where he
Is always accorded q welcome almost as
warm Is that which he receives on his re-
turn home Recreation. raising money for
the Cathedral and striking Gown over yIr- |
tuous statesmen Has no use for proh.bi-
ton that encourages intemperance and will
be known 10 history as . muscular Chrn-
tan OF the first water.