The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02

HASAA IAAAAS AdIlV, uOW HlcllUcE Oh Con-
gress. and author OF a number OF
works on naval subjects. Ex-Governor
Johnston. and Colonel w. w. Screws,
and president OF the National Euito.
! rial Association.
There are distinguished Judges, such
tral New. York. who was chier jus
I tice OF the New York Court Of APP
peals until he was retired by the ago
| member OF the ecclcsiastical court OF
review In the case a sa,Hsl Or. zap
I sey: Judge y. T. Hicks OF Arkansas:
Judge Holdom, Of the Superior Court
ident OF the Illinois state Bar Asso-
citation; John II. StineAs- OF ltnod. Is
land, who was for many years chief
justice Of the supreme Court OF Rhode
4 district Judge; Frank II. Putney,
4 retired Judge In Wisconsin. and num-
4 Der OF others.
Well IxnJwn Names.
Robert II. Gardiner,is president OF the
as a deputy from Maine. Joseph Pack
lard, Of Maryland. Is a deputy of many
y ys,v s,,and,ng and E, sstingu1Shea
i Paine. of massachusetts, philanthro-
! pist. grandson OF the signer Of the
Declaration OF Independence OF the
: ciated Charities OF Boston, and u mem-
. Der OF many charitable organizations
IN that city. PRECEDENT also Of the n.
member OF the MASSACHUSETTS, Legis-
! lature. Francis Lynde Stetson, Of New
York, Is director in many railroad COM
panies and general counse. for como
Of the largest corporations In the
!, steel company: William Bayard Gut.
active af part in local reform movements
and lin the civil service OF New York.
Richard Il Battle, q North Carolina,
declined an
!, as Judge OF the Supreme Court OF his
. state. Francis A. Lewis. Of Philade-
/: meat in !. that city y las. year, and il
, author OF work on THE Law OF the
Stock Exchange" as also OF other
ega wors s9FEs Pspper
; law in the University OF nYsy MIA.
] member OF the American Philosophical
:. Society. author Of nunaber OF legal
: f M. is member Of Congress from from
q the Providence District, and formerly
Q Mayer Of Proyidence.. 2 member qs' as we'll
i ciety, and president Of tina Churohmen's
# Club. OF Rhode Island. Charles p. Hay.
3 & q spr,1ngasla, II; brother q the late
sngushea IL poesa fs at ths is h5
70 nois capital, John Lord o'Brian, OF
=. Western New York. was counsel for
!, tne cnuFcn III tne Crapsey Ira Feter
7 served IN both houses Of the Michigan
Legislature, has been for p,ore hn
I'd fifty ears member OF the school
hs 'tA s@nea
m Of the State Pioneer Historical So
g ciety Of Michigan. andtof the Michigan
Ia Politically Science Association.
sg II M fe y cra ar'
4 hill Eof West virginia. i retired chic
who was for many years an sinstructo
. work of the engineer corps on mar
OF tho most important government
works. especially during the Civil War
He is now welcomes deputy to- TIL,
eighth time. yss
Thomas Nelson Page e deputy fror
cese OF Newark. There are distinguish
ed lay educators, such as Vice-Chan
ce l so Wlssinn q frd the
DR.. L, NJ. Blackford.g OF, Alexandris
Elackfe eIn Is president Of the EPIscn
arc, names prominent in the CONNER
cial world, as those of Pierpont MOI
gan. OF New York, and Samuel Mathe
Of Cleveland, and nnnhew q 7htl
anthropists., as George Foster Peabod!
Of Long Island. and Others who hay
been mentioned in other connection
/ There are business men of good, har
sense who are ready 70 do churc
" work s1a e well as p E Bailey; q Oh h
Henry, r., Rees, Of Hartford, and WI
liam a, Robinson. OF Louisville.
II George g. Thomas. OF Fhlladelphi
Treasurer orAthe Domestic and Foreie
Missionary Society, ard perhaps ii
church's most DISTINGUISHED layman
America, a. man Of wealth. NJ
Il Thomas gives OF his wealth so lavish
~ as to be an example to all men; b,
II I'he Is even more of an example In gi'
y A Ing OF his time and OF his labors, Il,
= as superintendent Of the sunday scho
of Holy Apostles, Parrish, Philadelphia
Z he has built up q work second to moi
Ii viii be' q distinguished list
tu- names that will be called as the roll
DOL. the lay deputies when General Conve
nd, ton assemblies. The list Of disti
, il guiahed men cosld, indeed, be pr
ionged much beyond the names alrea
ie,h enumerated, and Of those omitted, We
ana many are men CT moro than local re
9th utation, From the Living Church.