Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Newton Moore, the new premier of West
Australia. is Congregationalist.
Through the efforts of Bishop Allen OF
Mobile, Ala, mass is now being celebrated
in TuskeBee institute for Catholic inmates.
The old Methodist chapel that was the
original Glasgow terminus of the Greenock
age. ,
Rev. Luther t. Townsend, d. D., formerly
a. professor in Boston university school OF
theology. has been elected president 81
Cannon Theological seminary, Atlanta, Ga.
Marquis de Treveloc, vicar OF st. Mich
aei's church, Bournemouth, England. re.
erature at Alfred university. Alfred, N. x
ident OF the Great Britain division OF thu
international Sunshine society. n
Bishop Warren A. Chandler OF Atlanta
Ga, Is about to start for the far east to
be present at the Methodist conferences
In China, Corea and Japan. !;
Rev. Joseph Aulino, priest of the Church
OF Our Lady Of the Valley at Orange. N
j., has applied to the apostolic delegate
for permission to take out patent upon
an invention by means Of which, he says,
complished.
Rt Rev. Joseph Weber OF Lemberg has
for the United States to look after the
welfare OF the 100000 Poles In America.
Bishop Weber is now in Rome making his
soon this is completed he will come TO
America and make his headquarters in
SnlcdBOs DiSHOp 10 a 1Oles n QOClOT
Of sacred theology and an extraordinary
linguist. -
A new. method Of itinerant preaching has
from Rosnne tnefofmed church,. in com.
pany with Pastor Sainton of the Baptist
church in Paris. visited with an auto
Aler, Saone ct Loire, within a radius OF
about ninety miles. Pastor Delattre writes:
during nearly two months, from our au-
gospel on market places, from fair TO fair,
distributing thousands of tracts and SELL
Testament"
Plans have been completed for the cele-
bration of the centennial OF missions I'm
ten days, beginning April is, 1907 In this
celebration all the missionary boards and
societies, American and European, when
have work in China, viii be represented,
and some of the American organizations
are to send special representatives TO China
for the purpose. Among these may now be
mentioned Rev. DR.. Arthur S.-Lloyd, gem
eeral secretary Of the Episcopal board OF
Missions, and Rev. DR.. Reese +. Alsop.
and are r to start In few WEEKS on po tra
around the world. visiting Episcopal mis-
sion station, and will so time their trip as
to be Mn Shanghai for the centennial cele-
bration.
OH st. Johns church, Portsmouth, N.
H.. which is to celebrate its Tooth ami
versary next year. stands on the site OF a
Carollne's chapel in honor OF a queen OF
England. In recognition OF the honor the
queen sent to the church a communion set,
which is still in use, and two chairs, one
Of which is servioeable yet the other hav-
ing been DESTROYED by ire. Perhaps the
most interesting of all OF the queens gifts
was the vinegar Bible" still to be seen
in the church. THIS was Bible published
In the year iii. in oxford, by John Bas-
kett, the kings printer. The printer made
a blunder in setting up the Parable OF
the Vineyard" Forty copies of the Bible
with this mistake in them were printed
before the error was discovered and rec
tilted.
A church for children, with children con-
shutting the oficial board, a child organ
list, children it's ofiicers, its deacons. ushers
and congregation, is the plan of Rev.
Harry A. King, pastor OF the Oakley
Methodist Episcopal church in Kansas City.
Mr.. King would have the children's church
organization as perfect as In any congre-
CATION, following the forms and discipline
laid down by the general conference for
the churches formed by adults. In Rev
preached at the Oakley Methodist Epis
copal church Sunday morning, his text
was 1.-THE Two Fishes" from the story
of Christ feeding the 5000 with the hve
loaves and two fishes taken from child's
basket. Following the sermon each OF
the children was given candy nsh as
a reminder of the sermon.