The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-25

told the story of her su;rerinGs and doubt. and
the final victory of conviction Just as we'll as
She pra yed. From that time on she was a
valued and constant mission worker.
The little girls parents soon carried her to
n baptist mission in the lower part OF the city.
Here she worked with success for some time.
After n while tho notorious Mrs. Woodwork
came mere and began what she called \ camp
meeting in the southern part Of the city.
Crowds fockel 20 hoar tho woman. among
others, the Edwards family with their .prero:
cipns daughter. Mrs. Wo"iworth was fond nf
tn! !!"od iG nss Of Iit,ln IN r nTr Sr wES Vent npH in tnI ,r. mass
ana saw visions like the older converts. but
wa, able I" desrri!e tnsm far m%I. Srnphi.
until that woman lett tn. city. and decided that
She had found her vocation.
,. 4 , ,hd lin more ,nam IoTr VARS az" IT," child
old baptist minister who had heard her
in the mission was at work in A. revival
occurred 70 him that it would bc
q good idea 70 have Fanny h.lp him
away from home. le!n. then not ii. years
old. She remained with him n week. and there
were over twenty cony"rsions before she went
fore She was raIIcd way, again. and was even
tn" mountains OF eastern Kentucky.
Last y g i n frrn. nSDrfAi months =. in in
numbered 10y tho hundreds. and her ncGuaint.
nnce had grown until She had no lack % Ginvi-
~'ati"ns to h"lpln "rrotracted meetings." Last
winter she conducted II lumber OF ~rcyivais in
the mountains OF this state. Then she went
to Bristol. Tenn. where She stayed fora month.
iiii.nE u iniis at tho rc3suIar Shfniay services.
She" worked ms she expresses it. two weeks
ut Mount Vernon. and secured torty-threo new
her most succrssfai meetings have been
held in indiana. She hrlp,d for three weeks
state. and ,siStv-hvo conversions Wire made.
Thence eho went to %tinsport, whcr. she
three additions 10 the Church At Elliotsyilio
she made tWenty:sevrn conyersions ~ 2 fort
Tor The girl. Her prcarll ing crowdcd tho little
church asst lad never beer. before. and thcro
other church ~ the country near there had
not boon an addition to its congregation i!r
ten yGa's; The rn,'or; ,,etrrmined t" s'ir
10 %sTeatcst sqceess. Wien "she "l,"ft
She held services for ten days in the \. VI. {. A.
hall in Evansville last Marri. Her rrc!ching
]" %;tn ;tr s''t Gra%a t"r i"c K It r. n"f hoa nS' I,cr IN and ind
churches. Of Evansville when She ""is"l her
fi"srTs|"'nviii'c''Nn"I'SSr "w HiIany. lit Iutt'iI,s'r'ta'ii''orr""h have
not been, So wei! rewarded there. In Tins, city
NOT attracted attention G"t-,l' q; n narrow
slrr!c. SEc hna rrrari'ri twIrm ms Went at
central Mission. III WilrlI Sll' was 'pnNtTIpI.
The ongr.=nti ions ina, heariic were Of good
siZe.. and. for the most part. were we'll pleased.
r" Mr., Munnell's regret, however. she NJ
tcmutrd an orthoiov ",rmon inSt"ah "t the
simple and elective ~rrriltl Of her experience:
She hid not han1l" Lortrinnl POINTS T.li' and
mission. viii" hndninrn long lime contributed
SO u year To its support. tie t'll Mr.; Mum
neil that h"iIsnmpr1ycd Of women in the pul-
pit, ard discontinued hiH, subscription, to the
S'f| npn 'yT!G in i i"n !. ' jsr " "''n1 i. W, Edwards, n
grinder IT. biz flour factory IN TINS city. le
soncr. honest. and religious mechanic. His
education IS % moor tl,"l "cin hardly read.
ana his w'le j. 10, better oil N TN, ~reSitct.
| franc cottage" /" lul"r street. and furnished
1t plainly ont Of Tho saving 81 years. In"y
a!n %"rS EfnnH St Their ;.a"En,'l, Wnn,n ihIy
simple Understanding. Mrs. Edwards il de-
voted TO her. and is Fanny $ constant comran-
The girl is sickly looking, hut her health has
been improving since her ll'h year She j. very
T Ian ,hd iTI , hSs Az 70 IT," an cn hrn:IS ,n IN simr,,'IIs lar
only ornament i u somewhat nstentatious
s"IL watch ard rbaln. I]isE!%nT halr i w2rn
forehead. Sio has had 10 frances now for
nearly II year.
III" g,ri quit school when she was In tho
fourth grade, her health having become SO bad
tinue at study. She has n yer resumed her
tor ES" II cS saa "s s,s + sAn nui,. t. isn d" sSi a AS " .f mst i.
hard nam". in the Bill" without Stumbling.
and manages much better than one would OK
poet. Her talks are SO earnest. her manner SO
, nnJ tns little 1Sr ch iSISs s sG sweet Is 40 ana nSd IN Gle tSs
pulpit that she never fails to Impress her hear:
ers; Men; Mr.. Mannell says. are most moved
by her. and he ATTRIBUTES her power over con.
s ssD : woman si Ss sSink. " 'Ss VII not T.