The Washington times., 1903-10-19

Episcopal prelates. most eminent dig
nitaries of the church. all through the
day have poured into Washington from
Canada, the West Indies. and every
part Of the United States in order TO
attend the Pan-American conference of
bishops. beginning tomorrow morning
subcommittee of the reception commit
tee met every train arriving here today
and the bishops We're welcomed and di-
rected to their quarters.
The opening services of the confer
ence will be held tomorrow morning IN
the Pro-Cathedral Church of the Asceu-
sion. The Rt. Rev. w. c. Doane, bishop
of Albany, will preach the sermon
The church people of Washington are
invited to attend this meeting. but ad-
mission is by ticket only. The tickets
can be obtained from the rectors Of the
different parishes.
Public Services.
Although the business meetings OF the
conference are not open to the public
there are several other services to which
the people of Washington are invited.
These meetings are as follows:
Saturday. October 24-4:15 p. m, Con-
vention Hall, Fifth Street and New
York Avenue northwest, public mission
airy mass meeting; S p. m. Pro-Cathe-
oral Church of the Ascension. girls
friendly meeting; speakers. the Bishop of
Nova Scotia, the Bishop of Vermont, the
Bishop of Western Massachusetts.
Sunday. October 25-At the morning
and evening services. in all the city
churches, there will be special preachers:
II a. m, closing service of the Pan
American Council, at the Pro-Cathedral
Church of the Ascension; 3 D. m, open
air service. Cathedral Site. Mount st.
Alban. at which the President of the
United States will make an address
Monday, October 26 - Pro-Cathedral
Church of the Ascension. meeting in the
interest of colored work: reception by
the Daughters of the King. at Sunday
school room Of the Pro-CathedraI.
Tomorrow night Bishop Satterlee will
entertain the visiting bishops at his
home, on Rhode Island Avenue.
Bishops at Conference.
The following bishops will attend the
conferences:
The church in Canada-J. Carmichael.
u. D., Bishop Coadjutor of Montreal;
George Thorneloe, ID. D.. Bishop of Al
gonna; II. T. Kingdom: d; D., Bishop OF
Fredericton, n. B.; NJ. S. Baldwin. d.
d, Bishop of Huron; John p. DuMoulin.
d D. Bishop Of Niagara; Frederick
N-DNA AAt9s L. D.s DiSLOp VI -NONd CcOlids
W. Lenox Mills, d; d, Bishop of
Kingston: Andrew II. Dunn, d. D.,
Bishop of Quebec; Arthur Sweatman.
y. d., Bishop of Toronto; Joseph Loft
house. d. D., Bishop OF Keewatin: John
Srisdale. d. D.. Bishop of Qu'Appelle;
w. G. Pinkham, d. D., Bishop of Sas-
The church in the West Indies-Enos
Nuttall Archbishop of the West Indies;
G A Ormsby, ID. D., Bishop Of Hon
Bishops Of the church in the United
OF Missouri. presidlny bishop; c. =.
chicago Edward r; Atwill d d.
Bishop of Western Missouri: c. NJ.
Beckwith d. D, Bishop Of Alabama;
J. r. Brewer, ID. D. Bishop of Mon
tana: G b. Brewster. d. d. Bishop of
Connecticut; w. NJ. Brown, D. D..
Bishop of Arkansas; Frederick Burgess.
Burton, u. D.. Bishop of Lexington:
Ellison Capers, II. D.. Bishop Of South
Carolina; J. b. Cheshire, d. D., Bishop
OF North Carolina; Robert Goldman, Jr-,
ID. D., Bishop Of Maine; Leighton Cole
man, u. d. Bishop of Delaware; Thorn
as +. Davies. d. D. Bishop of Michigan:
lucky: Samuel c. Edsan, ID. D.. Bishop
of Minnesota; Joseph NJ. Francis. ID. u.
Bishop Of Indiana; T. +. Gailor. d. D..
Bishop of Tennessee; Alexander G. Gar
rett, ID. D., Bishop of Dallas; George
De NOrmandie Gillespie. D. D.. Bishop
OF W tELeIn AlcnlEanr ". L. NrraEaft.
D. D.. Bishop Coadjutor Of West Vir-
ginia; A. r. Graves. d. D.. Bishop Of
Laramie; William Crane Gray. D. D..
Bishop of Southern Florida: Charles G.
Grafton, D. D.. Bishop OF Fond du Lac;
Sheldon NJ. GriswOld. d. D.. Bishop OF
Salina. A G. A. Hail. d. D. Bishop Of
Vermont; w. II; Hare ID. D.. Bishop OF
South Dakota: Junius NJ. Horner D D.
Bishop Of Asheville. y. c: Fred. d
Huntington. ID. D.. Bishop Of Central
New York; T. A Jaggar. ID. D.. Bishop
r,FE rr~rf fas~r-r I TH1av 1 -
Bishop OF Los Angeles: J. 5. Johnston.
D. D., Bishop of Western Texas; j. VI.
Kcndrick. d. D., Bishop OF New Mex
leo and Arizona; George Herbert Kin
solving. DID, Bishop Of Texas: W. Law
renee. d. D.. Bishop Of Massachusetts
w. A Leonard, d. D, Bishop Of Ohio;
Alexander Mackay-Smith, ID. D.. Bishop
COadjutor Of Pennsylvania; Cameron
Mann. d. D. Bishop OF North Dakota;
William Nelson McNiclSar. d. D.
Bishop Of Rhode Island: +. r. Mills
paugh. d. D. Bishop OF Kansas: James
.. Morrison. d. D.. Bishop OF Duluth;
T. y. Morrison. d. D.. Bishop Of Iowa,
9. X Nelson; ID; d. Bishop OF georgia:
William +. Nichols, d. D.. Bishop Of
California: w. W Niles. ID. D.. Bishop
OF New Hampshire; Charles 5. Ohm
stead Bishop OF Colorado: Charles T.
New York: William Paret, Bishop Of
MARYLAND: G G. Penick. retired bishop:
G. W Perkins. Bishop Of West Viz
GINA: IT. c. Potter. Bishop OF New
York: Alfred NJ Randolph Bishop Of
Southern Virginia: Henry b Restarlck.
Bishop OF Honolulu. II. y. Satterlee.
Bishop Of Washington; John Scarbor
ough Bishop OF New Jersey; Davis Ses-
sums BishOD Of Louisiana: Tthelbert
Talbot Bishop of Central Pennsyl-
vanss; James a Van Buren,. Bishop OF
Porto Rico: Boyd Vincent. Bisl'0u II
Southern Ohio: Alexander II. NintOu.
Bishop Of Western Massachusetts; w.
d Walker Bishop OF Western New
York: r. G. Weed. RishoD Of Fl~rid :
r H Weller, Bishop Coadjutor Of Fond
du Lac: O. W. Whitaker. Bishop Of
Pennsylvania John II. White, Bishop
Of Michigan City; CORTLAND Whitehead.
Bishop Of Pittsburg; G Mott Williams.
Bishop OF Marquette.
Auxiliary to Entertain.
The Washington branch OF the Wo-
mans Auxiliary 10 the Board Of Mis-
siOns will entertain the bishops, clergy.
and laity. and also the ladies accom-
panying. attending the Pan-American
Conference and Missionary Council at
tea I'm St Johns Parish Hall each after
noon from Tuesday. October 20. to the
Both. inclusive.
Services Yesterday.
The pulpits- OF several OF Washington's