The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07
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COavenIIOn Of Ihe HeunE Meats
Christiah Association Of Ollie.
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NAN' AfN~NfNNeA 49,
There was tsIr raiicndancr 4, the Con.
yentian ol the Young Mems State CHRIS.
tian AAAOcialiuu to-day The committee
u whom was referred the Executive
Committees report Submitted = rPOd
embOlying the resolutions, which WIRE
adopted They provide tOr the aptlint'
Eicnt Of one or moro Cancel, kind heart
III, Discreet ChriSliRns 70 visit Tie Pu6lic
Warning Association with . View to aid
ing them In the prosecution OF thetr work.
They call upon the Associations 10
promptly make Z quarterly report; TO pe-
titiUO the Legislature for an increase Oi al
lOWAnce 10 discharged criminals from the
penilentiaFy to guard against LAPSE into
crime: recommend the formation VI an
association in the peuitenlinry; the OOseEv'
anco II the ed Tuesday 0t Nov, - day
Of prayer for tho blessing Of the associS-
tional work, and commend tue association
TO meet monthly, Zancsville Is selected
for the next place oC meeting, The greater
part orthu day was occupied In discussing
Ihe question touching the formation and
lnainIainancc OiasSocIAtiUns in small towrS
and the best means for raising funds Re
lniive 10 tho latter question, q resolution
was adopted declaring that the best way
to approach business men aud citizens
was 10 do It In u business way, boldly aud
confidently and not rs bCggATS and basing
their claim on the results already secured.
A great variety Of opinion was expressed
in regard to tho duty Of tho associations
On tho temperance question II was
finally settled by the adoption Of rcsOlu-
ton declaring that when II was not wiSO
10 make the temperance cause It's chief
work, Il was the dnty Of the association 70
perSlStenlly labor with tho view oi taking
means Of bringing inentO Christ
The Young Mems State Christian ASSO-
citation closed lis work substantially To-
night A paper ON the condition OF the
churches and worship In Europe, was
read by Elliott II. PCndlctOn, AiEer the
address Of Mr.. Burnell Of Chicago, on the
manner Of securing buildings lOr the AS
sOClatlnns, the matter Of raising funds for
the building In Cincinnati came up; while
nll hung back Colgate Hoyi, Of ClCyC.
land, stepped forward In tho midst Oflre.
nendOuS applause and offered To give Ave
hundred dollars to Cincinnati This was
followed by others who made oilers, and
finally by i poor apprentice, who agreed
to give stated SUN annually during his
apprenticeship. There was great Cnthu.
siasm and applause as the contributions
were made. II Is thought that enough
was pledged to render It sure that the
house will be erected. The schools, bar
racks and prisons will be visited tO-mOr.
row by the delegates, ard ia-UoVFeW
night will be the farewell meeting.
SuItfor s2S, 900 Damages.
II. NJ. Dlggtna, formerly agent Of The
Manhattan Life Insurance Company, has
brought suit against the company Tor
$95, GOO damages for prosecuting him for
CmbGxElemcnI. Digglns was acquitted o.
the charge at his trial in juno, 1903.
stOnc more unfortunate, rOshly im-
Fortunate, gone 10 her dcnth,"
A servant girl employed two days ago
with family on Laurel street rs do.
nestle, giving only The name Of Anna,
was found drowned in the clstGrn this
afternoon. She was ~ years Of ngG, and
Cncientc.