The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
||[N AIR AND ND.
|IlP PREACHING
/, ths Kind Of Campaign to
Re Waged in New
4 York.
|rBILL Be on nno,n sc,,p
VERY BROAD SCALE
,,,,,s1istic Committee Will
'''e I've Active Cooperation of
The Churches.
,y D. v. FRANCIS.


a Wire 70 Tho Trlouno'
r 1opK June 25.-If New York
=, : inverted this summer II win hos
; :. e1 ,s,t Of effort. An open air and
!" ...s,binr s. campaign on a greater
as.r has ever before been at
y : -, sill bs carried on by the evan
N. = ,ounittee on a broader scale
1, b, ever before been attempted
= !. ,,Ir % xill tents be established IN
''.'s ( w.. .sstiony of the city where serv-
y : in be held daily, but thousands
..,iii,rs :. on street corners and III
!. . snd factories covering every sec
/ = i "a The country. The evnngelstlc
]. .-i;ttss will have not only the active
-, - NJ the churches but a doz.
! 's,s"y' 4 nsvs chapters of the Brothcrhood
! s.Srw Nv and Philip have gone heart
lsuh a. he W1rk and will conduct open
em e.t;ros t IN their neighborhoods.
/. I, IrSuy ! Smith is in charge Of the
I, Al.us, md no has for his first leu
y. T1r;n c. Baker. who was by th"
Z an Ohio newspaper man before
.y;rr in this work Some OF the
4, nassd preachers IN the country
q y rrynm;sed 10 take an active speak
y :. ,s,t at in the campaign. Mr., Smith
,,Isd 10 me the other day: IF
H.srie w;lI not come TO the churches
kSsi take the church to the people "
10 Attend Bi-Centenary.
h announcement is made that dur
: ssnteuhcr the bishop Of London
A Hand tho celebration of the bi-cep-
~ : n the first service of the Church
Esglsud held in Nova Scotia. IL Is
interesting page III the growth of
I, church that is recalled since this
M congregation met in l7l0, at An.
|,Sye Rcysl, where there was a small
itrv station, though it was not un-
/ lflO that regular church work be
/. ibefe under the auspices of the So
N for the Propagation of the Cos
Il In that year the commissioners
( rsdpsplantations informed the So
Nv Of their intention to establish
i townships. and asked them TO send
j minister's and as many schoolmasters
, .'taiivate a sense of the true Pro-
sr;ii religion" promising to supply
~ Tor the churches and a good grant
hsd for the men. The request was
Ir=ac,ly met, and, though great diff
lhie we're at first encountered, the
wi E7de trogress, until in 1877 DIR,
gn5ts Inellg was appointed bishop
y frs Colonial bishop Of the English
fr.l.
An Interesting Fact.
ir9her interesting fact that the an
.[r,rary recalls is that one OF Bishop
PISS 6rsi acts was to found q col
&Cip school for bows. which received
tirsr in 1902 from George Ill, and
Etiss The oldest university of the en-
y ostslde the British Isles. The do
t Fredericton was separated from
'm 'l Nova Scotia in 1S45. and in both
f'ircts the pioneer bishops worked
''ey and well. In celebration Of the
p ,satunes OF labor a fine cathedral
ossn built az Halifax. and will be
lstnted in September with impress
us 'srsmooy, in which some sixty bish-
. Hll take part. Among those going
1!0n thls country will also be Bish-
isElnr Smith, chaplain general TO
ioIse:: the Bishop of Glasgow.
'-ea Z; H. Robinson representing the
81 '''y ior the Propagation Of the Cos
~ i,r rrlepsndary Storrs, the Rev. Hon.
l'''slou and Archdeacou Madden.
Must Be An Immune.
@shcp who is not subject to sea
aTs s required by the synod of
anglican diocese of Antigua, who
lar failed to elect n bishop in
sSi0a TO DR.. Farrar, who resigned
s1 ui'health. The diocese con
:, u more than a dozen islands scat
~ yseI the Caribbean sea, and the
n = AA' 10 DO much travelling by wa.
|,rJ rJl,'a5 = n Catholics are looking for
IA i" Tue next consistory in Rome
Geat deal of interest If !.
,SMe ,;da: claims Of the American church
S,oasi 4 ao representation in the col
|iItkl ~. tSstqlnais Will be recognized. 1t
"a n tes y. Iy every test America is cn.
81 'east Two more cardinals.
Missionary Conference.
y slSd.oIs s,lS.o ~ TO their sailing for far
"us ds missionaries tho boo-J nf
1P5 lsatssions s.,sions Tor the PRESBYTERIAN
G leld an annual conferenre
<,lh ~ idI9;,aldaies I;,a for service, the 1hir.
5artsd 'nG a. character. Forty newly
- sho missionaries and more than
H. % conteom nto nome on furlough attend.
y riss;oan s;oaaelence. Fourteen of tho
Gina , will 90 to Africn, six
y Isv;.w TWO to India, Japan Korea
s Braz;l' BI' rrsersla' rea Philippine islands
hi fn ~ Chile and Colombia, A
tosM of missionaries appointed by
suis,ta, ens Reformed church wer,
aea ali lIIa,nsa; ul The topics for dis
5trstiOn ie1aled n, to field work and
asGsd hr n lhe farewell sermon wa,
tlisSS s sy DR.. Charles n ParEbnr,t 80 T.
Jauan.. e'oyterian church.
Bly, ~ress Church Organized.
of ,bs 'v,ssq .ue Honda Of Japan wa,
sopal cbpshcrs bwsahcrs at Grace Methods
W deleuuau.tch recently. He was on,
~ tonysn.s 70 the world IS Sunda,
FMId's 4ru?n m; at Washington and tt
ehlsph customary convention n,
NJ Be-, teorIs Bishop Honda preached + /,
chureL IN Grnce chapel A ,Jap
stsI thero th" nas just been organizet
'Szabs,ee' Sdcr under the pastorate O.
IN. NC, IA Delegates Confer.
Y. gWent Il !, gathering at Interua
slls Of Of :. a headquarters, 6ft,
eas un,tap tEnpTch brotherhoods me
Z hale ba chr action. which shall in
'oeiaI ona uafch members moro laroc
: va pspd;un,.ay An outline plan wa
ssstino = Organization in the fal
Id. W y oc called by the chair
bnmnn;, Schicfrelin. Churcl
hl De- bnalty nsl and general orpnn;za
ay 10 e0cnnrneralded, tho movemen
ior pond S'ne 70 one of the mirhtics
qs are ta 10 The city. Evils o
q ehurcbnUooe oe put under scrutin
y lbs s',anmen, and steps taken n,'I !
College ,n without special pui
'be enlistnn5ie coming to the cit