Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

unto Christ that your walk and converse
ton may win men to Hts obedience.
Teach positive truth and leave mega
lions 70 others. Hold fast the form OF
sound words, in which you have been In
structed. Continue steadfastly IN the
Apostles doctrine and fellowship. Let
no man take thy crown.
should he an Example.
Remember that you are hereby consti-
iuted an organ in the spirit-Dearing body
OF Christ for sending others. Forget not the
high dignity TO which you are called, to be
a leader and an example to the Flock Of
Christ over which you are hereby APP
pointed an overseer and guide.
BE diligent and study that you may al
ways be ready 70 bring forth from your
well-furnished intellect things old, new
and old for the spiritual nourishment OF
your people. Be constant in prayer that
Gods grace may always accompany your
words.
BE patient OF labor and larry the Lords
leisure that much fruit may follow toll
Finally, putting on the Lord Jesus Christ
walk before your people in all humility and
Goodness. Amen"
The four crucifers Of the day were Cleo
Claibourne OF Trinity parish. Joseph Allen
Of the Church Of the Good Shepherd,
George Morris Of st. Andrews and Joseph
Willard Of ST. Barnabas.
The organ was in charge Of Organist Ben
Stanley Of Trinity, who was assisted by
the brilliant Mr.. Whitney OF Boston
order OF PrOceastOn.
Tie order OF the procession was as fol-
lows, the bishop-elect being in the center
/ Of the third division;
FIRST DIVISION.
| Cross Bearer.
The Choir
SECOND DIVISION.
Cross Bearer.
Assistant Master OF Ceremonies.
| Vestry OF Trinity Cathedral.
Lay Officers OF the Diocese Of Nebraska
Lay Officers of the Missionary District OF
| Kearney.
Chancellors of the diocese of Nebraska and
the Missionary District OF Kearney,
The Clergy of the Diocese OF Nebraska On
the order Of their ordination).
The Clergy OF the Missionary District o.
Kearney In the Older OF their
: Ordination.
Visiting Clergy.
Clerical Members OF the Standing Commit
tee and OFFICERS OF the Diocese
Clerical Council OF Advice and Officers Of
the Missionary District OF Kearney.
The Deputy Registrar.
THIRD DIVISION.
! Cross Bearer.
Master OF Ceremonies.
The Attending PTesbyters.
The Presenting Bishops.
The Bishop Elect.
The Bishops Din the reversed order OF theil
! consecrauon)
The Preacher.
The Co-Consecrators.
FOURTH Division.
Cross Bearer.
Chaplain Of the Presiding Bishop.
n The Presiding Bishop.
Kearney is Pleased.
mo man could nave been chosen Oui
bishop whose election would have causeS
so much rejoicing In the missionary dis
trict Of Kearney." said Chancellor r. r
Horth OF Grand Island. Judge Horth, whS
is a prominent member Of the Nebraska
bar, Is we'll fitted as chancellor to speal
in behalf OF Bishop Beeoher's diocese.
He Is better known Ia person than AM
other clergyman who could have beer
named" added Mr.. Horth, who, with Mrs
Horth. IL being entertained by Mr.. anS
Mrs. George H. Thummel. -
Bishop Beecher was stationed severa
years at North Platte and they know an'
love him there, He was sFeetor Of st
I.uke'E at Kearney for two years and sup
piled St. stephens. Grand Island. for
time. He Is also known TO the people o
Hastings, the fourth large parish Of tn
district, and ne worked for years In the be
ginning OF his ministry in the northwes
mission field"