, 1877-05-26
HOME MISSIONS.

THE wOMAn's soctK7f.
Tle womnn's home missionary meeting WA held
In Hershey Hall yesterlay afternoon, commencing
At hslf-pa 2 o'clock
Tho Rev. Df, IL Kondal1, Secretary for tho
Board Of Home Missions, presided.
Prayer was offered by tho Rev. Mr. Foote, and
"Coronatlon" wns nunk by tho audience. altor
which the exercises cohaAtod entirely OF addresses
from different missionaries.
Tho Rcv. Dr. 1illl, ot Kansas City, was called
upon 10 give an account Of hls work In tho Indian
Territory district He eono to tho platform. md
statcd that his work had been principally among
tho 1ndinns, and he selected number OF ntordut-
Ing Incidents OF frontier lfe and in Illustration OF
tho hatred borne towards *'Lo" by tho whites in
that country. One day thorc was An Indian shot
near By. and be gave IN account Of The murder TO
woman. who exclaimed, "Goodt I'm glad OF H.;
pestos @ wSs ss
done to her TO meht her eternal enmity. Bho then
gave him an aceoant Of how sho bad beon attacked
thcm, with ! revolver In ono hand and kntfs In
tho other. Several others bud bean talked with BY
done % them by iae Indians. Yss iii was i1 ouly
ono aids Of tho htoFy. ile had accidentally come
npon ~ Indian camp of converts, and bnd heard
indian, ana tho negro. i VA more popular to b
Il ars rsops wSeS nSsSed eSan;
AMONG ths,o persons r. A@etlesa Heard ot M'.:
demanded Il. IIe lad tlddon .h,an9h ~ wbols of
!nht !nht WIN country, ana nna aakea hlmseA Tnether
!ntn MaA n9t TOO giAu9 400 iMaRnlacent 70 " Iclt
- - s1c "Ho s0'escsS o's "uA' so@'a "o w VIVA
Inc Ses9 q ~ ta s dsnee III ts
tho pleasure of listening TO an account Of the
sssa s IS :'axs xs ese5s g. sssa y.
OF Utah. .....
DR.. M'MitLAN ,.,
spoke o. thn enssoms q ths psopse: ie saia that,
ssry % AT 81 4 a. pFae!piss ~ ts religion.
Exasfy aa Mo1mon es'semeo at aes!sanso @ 10 Deeome
1a.sss5 1osoph Smith Va: a." sod o now ana s"a
Bttgham Young would soon become ono. There
were sevosA! Ways 9! obtaining salyhtton according
pcinx noFmont second, ahlecE slavery 10 tho
Erieathood, third, By being exalted from
o 'Sea Sena S hsrY1a Aoss
son tspttzcd for one WHO was dead and still aas
onsleE way WAa 3y n!oou atonumeal. ana thus
spsa. W. So,asa vsss Possessed s!h IL ID:
n. tnoy eoa H IT, IT, n}Sss TG e. @need ~
sHaasa S ef ne woa come ans
sm9tly onsei!ea LIN; y9aag S.tu ptstortca 20
a. oIa man sanst tnsa yGuns M msn snIs
ds.ire. fos tnctt supststitous fai!h. Tia shcoo1.
AL Ss xsp a nsaa as cta
en.ldfeh AZ INC people Mofe minaca 10 send. TO
smo m oas = msse'aosc existence Ine women Wese
a!l compelled 70 support thsmscly99, They
wanted a!o schools IN Certain valley In Utah. and
Sgnat Ta i1ttf female teacnsn:
1ho ModcfAtot naxt antfodaced
TUE Rkv. Nh. KoBERrs,
| and he rtocsetcd to gtso htltUrJ, geographical
and religions, OF thu Territory Of New Mexico,
where he hailed from. lle spoke Of 4 certain
Catholic Nlahop who had been tho pioneer Of the
Gospel In that outlandish country. Martinez had
dons his work. but ho had not dons tho whols Of
II. and had fallen tnto tho old errors OF that de-
nomination. A small band Of Pfosestanta theto had
prayed earnestly for an Epi4copal Church. Now
he was forced TO 20 forty miles once month, and
| eighty miles once In two mouths, and ho contd not
teach school al tho Time, liz wsnted lady teach.
| ef.-one who could govern . school, could teach
| music, and other accomplishments Tho batter
| class of sponatls IN that Country would not jet
man 200 OF convprso with thclf daughters unless
| the parents Wero around, and conscauently thoFo
was NJ social religion therc, In small Waller. ton
] nlles long and nfteet, miles wide, thero Eas 4
| largo eetfFement OF pconia and theY wefn ali
caiaofoua ior teachers il was cssrene,y didicnit
10 ri good teachers there, especially women,
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