Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-30
corner-S Stone Of That Of SITS.
Peter and Paul Laid With
Much Ceremony.
PRESIDENT MAKES ADDRESS.
q, office il Accepted by ANY Man for
The Honor, Takes IL TO Harm OF
Those lie should Serve.

Wellington. Sept. 29.--Today wit
...sad two events here Of general I'M
.,rsst to the religious world at large
.,8 sspeclally to the Epoiscopal
',,rcb. The first OF these events was
nj having Of the foundation stone q
~. cathedral OF SITS Peter and Paul al
Nd ST. Alban. Wisconsin avenue. The
.,bsr was the great open air service
Y, che international convention OF the
s.,tberhood OF St Andrew which
p..npht to close the convention
~b,ch has been ga session here ior tle
st week The Corner-stone laylhs
las under the guidance OF the hpl9-
,oplI church in America.
Win behttng ceremony ana soletilu
., the foundation stone OF Wn9'
,roises TO equal I'm point OF archl-
-ctnre and outlay the most magnin-
snt rathedrals In the world was lalu
b noon.
A NOTABLE OCCASION.
.. WAS notable occasion, made
none so by the presence of the presl-
s.1t of the United States, the blshop
a London. RI. Rev. A, r. Winnlng3ton
,--~,rn. who delivered the salutaton;
1.sbon SatterIee Of the diocese 81
Wellington. who performed the cere-
ann of LAYING the foundation stone
.r5 many other bishops Of the church.
Tho ceremony began with the pro-
sse.,n OF 80 choir boys. followed BY
81 bishops. the clergy. the cathedral
tapter. the cathedral council ana the
Marine band playing Mendelsohn
HYMN OF Praise which was sung Dy
AZ choir as the procession marched m
fIRn ngTGmnmN oil
srine the foundation stone completed,
rsnop Satterlee introduced President
Roosevelt. who said.
PRESIDENT SPEAKS.
II have to say but one ward Of greet
ig tD Won today and 20 wish you god
.,eed I'M the work begun this noon The
Situation Is to be delivered by our
rcsts the bishop Of London, VINO
has right 10 speake to as because ne
las shown in his life that he treats
frh officials az high officials should
alone be treated. either In church or
rate and above ail. IN a democracy
such as ours; simply as giving
.hance to rcuder service. If ONCE Is
accepted bv amy man for IFS own sake
I'M because OF the honor II is felt 70
onfer he accepts 90 TO his own harm
.nd TO the infinite harm Of those
4bom he ought TO serve. It's sole value
rmes I'm the state. but above all ~
ID value comes I'm the church If II
seized by the man who holds It as
Wing the chance 10 do yet more usev
% work for the people whom ne
Il greet you here. Bishop Ingram,
,scause you have used your onice In
~ aid Of mankind: that while you
t,ye served all. YOU have realized that
~ greatest need of service was for
An least has been given in this
url ] believe so implicitly In the
e,i that win be done by and through
it cathedral. Bishop Sateerlee, be-
C0 ] know that you and those with
SOD the people Of your church, the
r1le of your kindred churches 10 one
q which / belong, are growing more
nd more 20 realize that they must
h6n hv their lives how well they shall
D Judged by their fruits More and
rUe We have grown TO realize that
he worth OF the professions OF the
nn of any creed must largely be de-
mnCd by the conduct OF the men /
|nahug these professions: that con- |
iuct is the tombstone by which we |
nuu test their character and their |
uiCcs
"Ths times are evil; that Is. there is !
much That is cvil I'm them. II would be |
% realize that evil u we wrapped our
selves u the mantle Of a foolish optim- |
sm and failed 10 war with heart and |
strength against the evil II would be |
equally To our discrcdit n we sank
flck in sullen pessimism and declined
% strive for good because we feared
ihe strength OF evil. There Is much
Nl. there Is much good. too: and one
q ne good things is that more and
none we must realize that there rs
Eca thing as a real Christian fell |
sh.n among men Of different creeds |
That the real field for rivalry
and between the crecds comes |
rivalry ~ individuals 10 see |
cam render best service TO man |
which can do the work of the |
best hy doing his work for the !
HANK Won for giving me a chance |
i1esc words 0f greeting TO-DAY" |
l.loNinF the address Of the presl- |
.l lhe bishop of London delivered |
sa'niHiion. Turning toward the |
amid an his multitudinous |
s he also expressed his thanks |
.ne burning words Of encourage
y. ana inspiration OF the president" |
sl q. said. would send him back /
mn. NE seas Inspired for his work" |
,., nlshop then referred 10 the Can /
ir,.-f aInhon or pulpit which he 4
m over as Eift 10 the cathedral /
% y pc said, 'as the successor
a fr..1 mes champion. Miletus
0oa. NJ which YOU one dov vyore =
mess feal message OF love and god