The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
FIST MISSIONS.
- Day Of the Northwest
ern Association.
JHE GOSPEL is cARR,ED.

1srk Reviewed and Dis~ns.ed--
ranss society org~nizsd-TsdAyss
ssfens-sunday Appointment.
uoond day. fourth session. Of the
0osfern Baptist Association. yes
was devoted 10 foreign
-. In which this church has
s5enaiiy best The. Baptists 81
- claim 20 be the osiginators
s1esp foreign mission work, b. the
q William Casey. who vent out from
6aker's bench TO q pulpit and be-
- most learned man of India,
- md reading the proof Of the Bible
" languages IT one time. To this
Il Baptist missions in India. came
8 - from his noted mission passage to
tissd in strange land. and to found
s Gnsmah missions and become the mos.
s nan in Burmah. The churches OF
90 today number nearly 5000, and
- their own affairs almost entirely
~ Ieloeoo mission OF India established
~ ~ d considered the most wonderful
8 iIioa in the East, nov having about r.
monbers This field has proved very
\ - Il fruit and has given great inspira-
- % he churches.
g - mission paper was read by Mrs. NJ
D y pIerce, showing over 500 raised from
- VARIOUS churches and circles. and
& oulue very healthy condition OF affairs
- WornAn's Society followed with very
ostins series of exercises. furnished by
snr1ous circles.
q women met IN the afternoon 10 or
q 49, q asSociational society. After stir
81 6tdresses oy Mrs. q. n. Annes, OF
u n Mrs.. T. BALDWIN and Mrs. Wheeler.
= Dlitufion was adopted and the follow
& 6neeu were elected. President, Mrs.
8 \, Ames. OF Kent: vice-presldent, Mrs.
Bliss, Whatcom: secretary, Mrs. j.
81 Dto4n. New Westminster: treasurer,
u ]. Baldwin, North seattle; CORE
111dinx secretary. Mrs. Rhoda Caches,
31 Conner: foreign corresponding secre-
-. MYa. L. v. Ward, Seattle. Officers OF
= 6oeiety. and the following ladies. were
- Is an executive comsniite Mrs.
fnul Kelson. Seattle: Mrs. j. NJ. Adams.
1l1Is; Mrs. q. r. Abbott. Seattle; sirs.
clxn Epofford Victoria. b. c.; Mrs.
J1no Carlisle, Vancouver.
n meeting adjourned. to meet with the
IN1hwesiern convention at Victoria, Is.
G, h Eeptember.
~ afternoon session was given to var
- up0ris. among these the educational
01t givan by Rev. j. G. Baker. OF the
z11nest Baptist Education Society. He
~ We stand at the beginning Of
m0en in Baptist history. The formation
n american Educational Society cover
r many millions of dollars is q great
oIsnt IN history Today we are assured
t11t the magnificent offer OF John ID.
RDcksfeiier TO endow a Chicago university
ssth $50 900. provided that 500. COO more
= raised before June /. Is secured By the
~ Of $4,000 made up this week. Be-
odes this Marshal Pease, man outside
Ne denomination, has given fifteen acres
noar Chicago park worth SIS COO, thus be-
ginning this new era with q university
worth one and q quarter million dollars.
i Is gratifying 10 know that wealthy Jews
Of Chicago gave ST 900 Of this sum. Again
We stand IN new era In Washington.
Your brethren last year opened new era
by incorporating tho Northwestern Baptist
Education Society pledged to several
things.
II. To put Grace Seminary on its feet.
's2. To establish an academy in British
Columbia.
- To establish an academy on the Gen.
tral SOUND.
=. To establish university near the
spot where we stand. between or near these
two great cities.
Meanwhile the East Washington breth-
rem are planning:
Il. To put Coifax on It's feet.
- To establish an academy in the Big
Bend country.
This year has witnessed a wonderful
movement at Centralia. The people have
practically given si7, GOO for Grace SEMI
nary. The building Is practically com rleted
and vii be occupied by the school next
Monday The Education Society propose
70 raise an endowment equal to that OF the
building, asd s. 100 is already raised
Rev Z. O. Wheeler presented the inter
esis OF the Pacihe Baplsss and the papers of
Ne American Baptist Publication Society.
The evening was given 10 doctrinai SER
mon by Rev. T. Baldwin on the nature oi
esa maintaining its necessity from the na-
ture Of things.
This forenoon will be given tn the discus
son OF temperance aud miscellaneous
tusiness This afternoon will be spent ia
Nrfsaiion on Lake Washington.
On Sunday iAe association supplies vari-
COS puinisS as follows:
North Seattle baptist church--ii a. m. /,
kes. L. I. Gray. Ia Conner, 80 p. M.
Aev. ]. 4. Ranton, Nanaimo, 3. C.
Market Street BAPTIST church iosss a.
y. Rev. Z. II. Bliss, Whaicom, sp. M,
kev, L. L. Wood, Missoula, Mont.
FIRST BAPTIST church IL a. M, Rev ]. A.
nsnson. 7:Ss p m. Rev r. r Gray.
First Methodist Episcopal church II q.
N. Rev. L. l.. Wood 30 =. m, Rev. r.
Baldwin.
Anklana-t r. no, Rev. f. NJ. & Burn.
ham.
nslssrtis-s Y. 10. Rev l.. L. Wood.
waite kiver-il q IN. Rev j. NIeksef.
Vent 30 p. ~, Rev. J Wickser.
hev. J. Sunderland and Rev ID. ]. Fierce
ffsach al Tacoma Fern hili church,
ksiesssses, oaisaeisg and responsibility arr