The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-17

l D. D., Rev. John w. Bradshaw, Rev. Harry F Dewey, D. D., Hon. Freder- 1ck t'osdick, President Camuel B. Ca l pen, ReY. S, Parkes Cadman, D. D., 1 Rev. John Hopkins Denison, Rev. Will liam Elllt Griffls, D. D., Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, D. D., Professor Edward c. Moore, Rev Edward NJ. Moves, Rev. Henry A. Stimson, D. D., Hon. Arthur | H. Wellman.
 Dr. Smith is regarded as a star speaker because of his long residence in China, his authorship on Chinese missions and his familiarity with the existing conditions in China in affairs Of government. He will address both 1 afternoon and evening meetings. The 'Congregationalist" says of him: His early years were spent in the city of Tientsin, where even at that time there was an agreeable measure of western society and comfort and re- creation. He chafed however, under the distractions that even this measure of Occidental fellowship involved, and under the always painful limitations of missionary work in treaty port He therefore welcomed with gladness the opportunity, after the great famine in the province of Shantung, to bury him self from observation in one of its smallest hamlets, of few dozen mud built huts, lying in that great weary expanse of level plain, five days's jour ney south of Tientsn. That is his home to-day, Pang-C Chia Chuang, from which, reluctant, he is being haled by the presidential committee for three months speaking in America.
 His work there during all these years has been simply that of a clerical mis- sionary in a country field (mushih) or shepherd as he enjoys calling himself. Preaching, conversing, rebuking and exhorting, helping in the dispensary, leading station classes, every day of every year has been crowded to the limit, except, perhaps in the brief hush of New Years. And amid it all, in season and out of season, touring has been crowded in; touring whose dis comfort fairly leaves a blister on the memory of the novice over grievous roads, and with the aid and comfort of inns that Dante might have loved to picture"
 The order in the east is as follows: Norwich, Monday, February 12; New London, Thursday, February 13; New Haven, Wednesday, February IA; Bridgeport, Thursday, February 15; New Britain, Monday, February 19; Hartford, Tuesday, February 20; Wa terbury Wednesday, February 21; Bos- ton, Monday, February 26; Manchester N. F., Tuesday, February 27; Salem, Wednesday, February 2S; Philadelphia Wednesday, March T. New York city Thursday, March 8; Syracuse, Monday, March 12; Binghamton, Wednesday, March IA; Buffalo, Friday, March 16; Cleveland, Monday, March 19 Akron, Tuesday, March 20: Columbus, Wednesday, March 21; Mansfield, Thursday, March 22; Toledo, Friday, March 2S; Brooklyn, Monday, March 26.
 The order in the Dr. Hitchcock's dis trict of the interior follows: Lincoln. Monday, January 29; Sioux City, Wednesday, January 31; Dubuque. Monday, February 5; Davenport, Wednesday, February [; Aurora, Fri day, February g; Peoria, Monday, Feb ruary F; Galesburg. Wednesday, Feb ruary IA; Ottawa, Friday, February 16; Moline, Monday, February 19; Rock ford, Wednesday, February q; Mill Waukee, Friday, February 29; Eau Claire, Monday February 26; Duluth, Wednesday, February 26; Minneapolis,