New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-01
WOES OF BISHOPS.
Some Hardships Endured by Euen
Those Of the Episcopal Church.
To distant chimes the tidings bear

Messengers from many distant cImes' nov only
foreign but native met together IN 81 Bar'hoio-
new vs. Church yesterday and. standing oeIore tne
sdorinE angels that kneel continually above The
altar a. e feet OF The Christ. they pleaded for the
financial support without which the efforts Of the
most devoted missionary are OF little aVa'--
Tho occasion was the annual meeting Of the
Woman. Auxiliary ~ the Board OF Missions OF
the F~.testars EpiscoUal Diocese Of New-York
from the East and from the West. and from the
isles of Tho sea- 70 present the needs OF their re-
Spe.-Fr -lei-s '-i'Te tAat Oooy TO whose S5i
TIDES and understandings IS tho Bishop of Sacra-
meat7 put IT, emo missionary bishop ever appealed
in vain
The Bishop Of Sacramento the Right Rev. Will
lam 4. Moreland, who was the first speaker al the
afternoon conference, told Of The Methods, Re
suits and Needs ~ diocese Of ninety thousand
square miles, where turquoise lakes have been
caught IN the mountain peaks and where there
are whole counties without place Of worship Of
any kind except. IN one CASE Chinese joss
house.
"of course, bishop has no right TO any personal
feelings" said Dr. MOreland but I sometimes
wonder f anywhere on the face Of the earth there
IS another bishop who. in his own city, has not
eoii~eeiaied place in "hicn ne can oreT prayer
OF administer q sacrament
shortly after / V--nt To Sacramento the building
"AeH me congregation occupied vas condemned
+ee1 p5r=irt-q IN ~ rc7-e,i ,ai r,a e-s. +,--l
"F+t 10 conduct q service IN thls place found on
The Irsy landing lot Of eTnDtv beer bottles Taey
had rsa- 7-r4 ~ta-, + 80 - o.-,- .,.-i-
-
-a- 0---t~I t--' nan Oh Tie pTecedlhs night Inc
Place san earIanded and adorned had
Fas- e, +,,.- -. .,-i- - -. -
.r,- mich r,s e. ~ - -..l. =, = - =,
Sunday newspaper. sat the town clerk. 7 thought
then IF tile -5I--5id CIR. -srfe- which bs5 far.
ana M fser- rfs1 nor. an, nv. - - -
- -' i- 800 --s " S-Sou.-l oul
..-s-- '0 DI'ue OF
-aI--s
90 =S'' '. %s,''s5 20 cy'f--e'e the
end 1T-nst ~ LIs diocese ana the 4 -uerabs- Arch
ssa-or z7-.---r- - 49, a. IN
~ - .'-S' III W. W.. -CI~
--'--' s--AT- -1- e@-'f' 10 pay IT TIE -.s1ts on
ne lHdustTia. school Tor cCLOred tGys ana girls
s---a~-z--.-.- ..-- ----. $3.50
~ ---1 --3-. -l' current expenses Tor
Oi1 -.-i- The Bishop Of HaUhcT. China the
Right Rev. Logan r. Roots v-r7ee 5.,oaee h. .
larger population thar, 90. T--s.a5 c-.+as at, =,
$50, -. yrlr,l- q $500 - =, 1 90
the school thar has beeD started in mis- s,s.t,.
which 5.c1,-.z -@''
- 90 Az" III ta4T way 10
h1.-- Tie educational s. stem Of one Of the grand
afso ~-.--f-.- - '--'7 eai N Inc Dlshop
--'--ol-7- iiai $4,000 would be needed inme-
t-ei--y -cT hospital
Tie needs oF me Tr5ar- +ro-, .Lo -,.,z III,
70 The Florida e.e-plsdas vrar. -,raea,+.5 -. -,
W Woods CORRESPONDING ea.ratarz. of Tho r.,
q Missions and -. - = ~ Doalu
b. IFS rssror ,1-o .-- -, ~
win an - o ~'.ei-uea me afternoon session
Alaskan III VI no" BISHOP travels on the
Bisior ~ a-Nals tran 10 follow said the