The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
Foundation-St of Cathedral.
il shington IS Laid With
Great Ceremony
n REsIDENT MAKES ADD DREss s
Lord Bishop iof London Delivers
England's S salutation, and
Many Other Distinguished
Prelates Take Part in the Re-
II ligious Ceremonies. N.

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day witnessed two events here OF es-
pecial interest to the religious world
and par rticularly to- the L Episcopals|
Church. Il S5{i III sj3f3 /
The first and chief OF these events
was the laying OF the efoundation-stonei
IofSttle Cathedral sof SIS, Pet ter and Paul
att Mount st sAlban, W visconsin %.Aye-sS
nue.. The other was 1 the great open
tnr rBscrvice on The same grounds, un-#|
der the auspices Of the International
Convention OF the Brotherhood OF ST.
Andrew. which brought to8a close the
convention ich has been In session.
here for the past week. The corner
stone laying was Under the guidance of
the Episcopal Church in America.
Il With be II ting ceremony and solem-4f
nifty tho foundations tone OF hat
promises to rival point OF archtec-s
ature and outlay the most magnificent
catledrals IN the world I, was laid at.
noon. w
s.sSs2l t was notable occasion, made
more 30 by the presence OF the. the q Presi l
dent OF the United States and the
Bishop OF London and many other dis
gtinguished persons. # liys 533 h u
~ Dist In guishcd I,reIntcs.
# Among the Y prelates VIII e too < + l'ar ll . {
were: Rt. Rev. A. 7. wilmington ln-758 N
i gram. Lord Bishop OF Lond N. Who$ de-
Slliyered the salutation; Bishop Satter-5,
SIre AZ the Diocese OF washing ton, who
4 perform ed the ceremony OF lay Ing the
@roundat ION stone; q Archb shop SSs Nuttall
q az the West Ind les Rt. 2ev.&D. 81 Tut
tie presiding bishop Of 4 the Ameri can, Z.
church;5 8 1at. Rev ]. Nj \. 3. ccormick ]
isssbon' r.oad tutor Of ~ estern Michigan;$
|, ,RtaIIser 6! G. A. " 81 odco OK. Bishop Of
I; Kentucky; Rt. Rev. Robert Goldman. mar
Bishop OF Maine; Bishop t'erg uson.. ! 81 -
africa ; Rt. Rev: ohm ~ y. Aloullh ~
Bishop of Niagara eY: fsa ~ 7 :, -,
i, n Rev Gall lor, Bishop of zen = \
B s1,ishe,, 1,gss ~ Virgin IA. ana Rt.
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$s'@ & tf4 roosevelt was among the
4 81 ! -, ,al ~, he chair
~ nishn, Satterlee, sw no prest This m
3 ct,air. the property Of Bishop saattert. So
= snIne2 four hundred years go.
s.'s ~, NO ,.i Presidents right sat Archblshop
4 5s5;ny,.taI; ,yh lie on Ills left was Bishop
# \ rotfarlee The religious service proper
- !, with pray err by Rev. "a Esah- p
3sSsH Ssinh nfcKim.8 OF the Church of the
ID - !; ,,hany Following which Bishop Sat
III ~ ~, 49, a - nn,,nced the object Of the
81 ss, axt came scri plural read
..ssrs'i : vers by the III ishops, ,as inter-
~ I Il, sele ctions BY the Ma rim:
s,anI apv, men 5Bi shop Satterlee performed
III. - - .a MON ~ LAYING the ffoundati ion-
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4 S,rh : roYyel was the one used in lay
+, : - he' founda tton- stone OF the Capt.
i. tnl5s PmildinE, and the gayel was b 1lsec
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The ceremony OF layln ny e aV1a attaria,
fion- -sto
8 introduced Tres ~ s. -, :
spok Ike as fo lows . =, I, z, and
Bishop satteriec a,au q ~ 1siy ~,
and fci Y ~ ile't' t't.u II :
guests: =. ~. ), l, J, - -
lave to say y put oae
n ing you 70 oon
godspeed in the Wotk q :, ~ =,
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has Ia r. lo8 q ;'tait, freat
has II ~ la ion
8 high ONCE as gnI =, al i
# trea tea 81 y, :, cv suc,
8 .apov 3, !, :, v'I, 4 i chance
fender service, @ s5ss &.
89 sssSSa"I greet you 4, here, Bishop ingram
9fs hecauSe YOU nave ESuSe Q5Sy ouEh o!ilScSlt
ssl the aid gEof mankind; that while 80
3$$;8 n voTger,ycd al yo Il have realized tho
S& INA rr Gates tHneed Sof service was $fo
! ho oseSt Is whom leastShas been given !
this world. II believe SO ilnplicitlyssS4i ys4
58St,,a good that will ssbe done by an
g3:ssEs hrough this cathedral, Bishop satte1
iee. Because i know that you and thos
VII i you. the people o f your churcl
RAN lie people 4 Of your kindred " churche
n IA ~ one Of whichaI belong n are grow
D D III mora and a more Ito realize that the
must show 1ey y8s eirE lives how we
555 thay@a te55 tho truthBo thes5te!
tha tsss they shall I. .be Judged byAthe
rr,,its. a. More and more we have grow
S 9j ~ jrea1ize that thefworth Of the pr!
668f3 6I3 fessions OF the men$of any creed lnu
S$$ largely be determined by the condu
2iE 81 the mon max In g. t these profe fession
w NAT t'conductfis IS ithof ftou ch stone by4whit
"a "a must test their character and the
" "A service 5. While there S much that
s5 eyil In tho times, wan to call
ss;5 attention to the n fact that was
81 / xood ma ny centuries ago, that the Lat
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