New-York tribune., 1904-10-05
CONVENTION OPENS TO-DAY
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Way of the Cross, an organization Of clergymen
The Guild Of St Barnabas for Nurses. 4 ma
tional body affiliated with tho Church, held a
convention at St. Pauls parish house to-day.
Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead, of Pittsburg. chap
lain general of the order. presided
Among the prominent clergy and delegates to
the convention are the following: Chief Justice
II. w. Fuller, washington; the Rev. r. a Lar
rabee the Rev. DR.. ]. S. stone, the Rev. F. Du-
moulin and D. 3. Lyman, of Chicago; the Rev.
B. Talbot Rogers and y. ". Sallade. of Fond du
Lac Wis; the Rev. Drs. ". r. Huntington.
Morgan Dix. j. Lewis Parks and ". NJ. Gros-
venor and ". Bayard Cutting, of New-York;
the Rev. DR.. G. Briney Morgan. OF New
Haven: the Rev. Drs. r. F. AlsOp and A B. Kin
solving and George Foster Peabody, Of Brook
lyn: General ]. NJ. Brown, of Portland, Ne:
Robert H. Gardiner, of Gardiner, Me; the Rev.
Joseph A Ten Brock. of Calumet, Mich; the
Rev ]. H. Eccleston, of Baltimore; the Rev.
Dr. W w Webb. of 9Iashotah Wis: l. H.
Niorehouse of Milwa ukee; the Rev. DR.. James
R. winchester of st. Louis; the Rev. John Will
Jams, Of Omaha; Ex-Governor Frank w Rollins
of Concord, ". H.: the Rev. DR.. II. H. oberly.
Of Elizabeth. " j.; the Rev. f. W. Worthng-
ton. of Cleveland. Ohio; the Rev. Or. John Full
ton. the Rev. Robert Richie. George C Thorn
as and George Wharton Pepper. Of Philadel-
phia; the Rev. DR.. c. W. Leffingwell OF Knox
VILE Ill. the Rev. Or. McC. Fiske. the Rev. DR..
T. S Rousmaniere. Chief Justice John Fl.
Stiness. Rathbone Gardner and S. r. Dorsany.
of Providence; George Gordon King, Of Newport.
r. l.. Archdeaccn f. A. De Rossett and Charles
E. Hay, of Springfield. H.. the Rev. Johannes
Rockstroh. Of Danville. H.. the Rev. DR.. Sam
uei Ringgold. OF Knoxville. Tenn. and Captain
J. T. Howell of Napa, Cal.
Among the deputies are Gilbert H. Stewart. OF
Columbus. Ohio; Colonel r. H. Withers. of
Wythevile, Va. E. ". Saunders Of Rocky
Mount. Va; Wayne MacVeagh. Of Pennsylvania,
representing the European convocaton; a. II.
Sawyer of Watertown. y. Y; Colonel G. n,
Clement, of Sunbury. Penn: Colonel Jacob L.
Greene. of Hartford. Conn; c. F. Holland. OF
Salisbury. Penn Dr. H. E. Mann. of Marinette
Wis; A Z Richards. OF Louisville: Gen
eraI Fayette Hewitt Of Frankfort KY. and
Robert Treat Paine. of Boston. Mr.. Paine was
elected president Of the International Peace
Congress to-day. The alternates include =. ".
Wallis. Of Fredericksburg. Md: John L. o Brian,
of Buffalo John D. Van Deaman. OF Delaware.
Ohio William Gammen. of Providence r l.;
D. B. Sherwood. of Elgin. Ill; Jesse Holdom and
Major Taylor E Brown, OF Chicago; ". ".
Howe. of New-Orleans. and Ex-Governor LLOYD
Lowndes. of Cumberland. Nd
The Canadian delegation includes the Right
Rev. Charles Hamilton. Bishop of Ottawa the
Right Rev. James Carmichael, Bishop Coadju-
tor to the venera BILE Archbishop Bond. of Mon
treal; s. H. Blake and J. A Worrell. both Of
Toronto; the Rev. John de Soyres the Rev. W
o. Raymond and the Rev. C. f. Scovil, Of St.
John, n. B. While the Canadians will attend
many Of the sessions services and receptions,
they will not vote in either the House OF Bishops
or House Of Deputies