The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29

laws. SUCH as that forbidd!ne the sale
of liquor to Indians. ana the failure OF
tho government TO provide tho ma
chiuery for it's enforcement, was told
ny Or. stuck. who said that there were
only sis deputy narshals in all mat
vast territory
we missionaries are compclled 10
go into court To prosecute these low
down white reneSades," he SAID. ~
am not putting miners and prospcctors
III TINS class, and am exclniine the
'!njori,N OF Alaskans, but when a
"h!tc man torScts sclr-respect anu
ambition, he drops lower than the
standard of the Indian ana exercises
ms superior mind in dcviSirG tnean, to
drag them down"
Most Of II Wilderness
Dr- stuck rcfuted the general idea
that Alaska would some da, H.. a
ihiclily-settled country. Nine-,entl,s
OF the interior, he>said, would ALWAYS
ne u Wilderness. and il is time for in.
Peop!e OF this country to dismiss any
o'"c' !uca' and unite i'm an effort TO
s"'e me nattes OF Alaska from de-
.Ti"t'oH' There is no reason. he
,H'nNS' mat the Indian should no,
t'IlNe and flourish for there is no
economic pressure which viii drive
nlm from his home like the Indian o.
me pains, who was forced farther ANA
lhither Vest. until halted hv tho
on the behalf of his bishop ana the
subordinate priests Of Ala.to NJ
stuck asked for the sympathy n,,,a,..
ana support Of tho conErctsation liz
Sald he had waited eleven ,c,-s ,n
We government To help, but that tbc
"".t" would now proceed to erect tv.n
hatiTe hospitals on the Yukon. ana
cally nun
il; these people who surviyao tho
lark AEes he said. ARE cxterlninatod +,
VIII be the blacklist blot a., ~
utGheon Of TIA" United states ard
'"2t hc would rather see then linn,,
ep against a wall ana shot than do
Tells OF Work in Ch,uo.
MT. Sherman followed Dr CT,,.,
.'ufcA"I Immediately into a dcsc,.'I.
w" "' christianity i'm China sincc ~
.'''sS''cFc OF fourteen years a.-o nj,
cuNoIi ne described as the .,r.a,
-. I"o'crn times and said ,L,t III.
At'ccls ran with blood. but s:iIl ~
was no greater condrmotior -, ~
Ia IN IMAM 10 realize the tranvfo,,,,,t
IA" see IN. changes wrought, ia cIt,,n
~ 'Ht > spreading OF Christianit,- an,f,,.,
itS people. ''"'"'S
An. sherman told OF the .ov.,,
"'H'a! "lrps.tioi toward Ebri.,i,;
H.. ''''bNI'l, ana JlalusE
'cl"Pineht OF the church I'm Cl,ir,
~ '" mas eleven dioceses. win
Oishop, native ana English ana
1c"h clergy. and its nnc BODY -,
" commandments. lie predicted IN,
thy episcopal Church in Chinn wo,,,d ~
e,,,-aupporIns in few years
l,cInarEable stories OF no ,o.,,i,
rAlhesc Christians Ia their aGl,n,'.,i
i"itH were told by MIR Sherman g.,
!u' aside hieh government bo,,N
o.s 10 preach the gospel. while siiil
ot''iS nave suffered the worst or r,or
''o'A. one man. Il life prisoner 80,
-" req up political charges con'
,trte" MS jaiiers. ana many nr H.. ,ni
-" IN soners and is called M. Chi,i.,i-
me Christinn schools. cspcci,,l,.
rr'aconal missions. Alr. .lhrrr'an 80,
were models for tho government. vhi,,,,
hVt ohIH providing for the boys. hui
: ALSO educating the girls. NIjssior
ti"o"ateS arc offered salaries six tin,rs
'nai paid by the missions. 10 ir,r, -,
government schools Fifty bov, AZ
90" sleeping ia a loft win oulv IN
"'Hd""S. just for the chance to at
und one OF the mission schools so
great is the desire TO learn from TN.
christians. There are now 100000
Protestant convcrts IN China. ana 4.
pp''UuV are preparing for baptism
Snufh America Needs Helm
rho nnal speaker Was Bishop kin
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