The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-03

send him TO St. Marks hospital He
was taken there the next day. Then
came the long fight between life and
death, which ended this morning.
His Work in the West
Bishop Leonard has been a resident OF
thls cit, for the past fifteen years and
dgUnr fhat time has done more perhaps
tnan any other man toward the building
up OF the church here and establishing
churches throughout Utah. Nevada. Colo
RADIO ana Wyoming. nc was largely
through his tireless efforts in travelling
about the country i'm the interests of the
Episcopal church that his health became
impaired
Less IMAM twelve years ago ST. Marks
hospital was Quartered I'm "a dingy old
adobe building located on the corner OF
ttith East an0 Third South streets.
Through. the. efforts of Bishop Leonard
this Institution has q fine new home,
second TO none in this section Of the
Under his direction Rowland Hall has
church IN this city has also been inn
proved He has been i'm charge of every
Episcopal mission throughout the state.
The Right Res. Aoiel Leonard S. r..
ID. was born at Fayette.. Mo. june 26.
ISIS lie received his early education iu
the school established i'm Fayette az an
early day. and also in the preparatory
department of the Washington Univer-
Eity. St Louis. He entered Dartmouth
iu tho fall Ct 1866. and graduated there
from tn June. $780, Mr.. Leonard then de-
termined on the Christian ministry and
81 Che Episcopal church ~ Bishop Rob
drvCu OF Missouri. beginning bis thea-
iosiCai studies at tho General Theo.oEical
1slH. From this institution me was Erad-
uated iD Juue. 1873.
Ordained as Deacon.
ON June -. 1873 Mr. Leonard was or
D. R6ber,soa ID. d.. bishop ' 81 NilE6ur
fu The Church of the Transfigti~et ION.
New York CITY Tie returned at once TO
% H.# H..aH
niuisterial work in calvary church. Sc
daIia. Mo. Nov. Z. 1873. iu company with
s1ne present bishop Of central Pennsyi-
wanna tDr Talbot In ST. Marys church.
Fayettc Mo, where both had been bap-
llzed and confirmed llo was ordained
priest by Bishop Robertson.
MI Leonard resided for eight years in
missouri. holding several important posi-
lions in that diocese. I'm 1881 he became
and held that important ana growing
work until he was elevated 20 the cpis-
copate iu 1888. While residing in Kansas
lir Leonard mad place upon nearly
as vaCU as being dean OF the eastern con-
r1cati ana clcrica! deputy 90 the gem
ON Jan. ~ 1Sa ne was coasecratcd
bishop Of The missionary district Of $50
vada and Utah. in christ church. ST.
Louis. Mo.. 1y a commission consisting
of Bishops Vail futile and Perry. ass
sisted by six other bishops. The bishop
of WHomiu- and Idaho preached the SCR
mon ON that interesting occasion Bishop
Leonard received the decree of doctor OF
sacred theology from his alma mater
tho General Theological seminary. At
the general convention of 1895 his already
1arre field of labor was increased bv the
addition 90 his care OF the overs Chs of
SEQ missionary district of western Colo
Tado. and his official titic then became
bishop of Nevada, Utah and western
Colorado.
Bishop Leonard's Family.
His family consists OF Mrs. Leonard.
whose activity iu the church work has
made her Justly popular. fOur daughters
end ono son. Miss Ada Cameron Leon
nrd is resident Of thc city. Another
daughter Mics SalHo Leonard rs stu-
dent iu tao Johns Hopkins training hos
pItal at Baltimore. She was summoned
Ia tho city. arriving here last week The
other children are Robert. the only son.
nud two little daughters. Dorothy and
aIarearet An the chtlGren save Miss
FaUir Leonard reside at the home %
Bishop Leonard. iH East First south
street.
three sisters living. They arc William
leonard Faycttc. Mo, Mrs J. - Smith
OF ST. Joseuh Mo, AIRS Od0n Guitar of
Columbia Mo-. aud Mrs. Everett