The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-09


with early going prayer meeting at
o'clock, which was attended by abou
1000 delegates. The regular session
opened Mt 8 a. nj. At ten o'clock oyel
1900 delegates were in their seats.
After the usual prayer and praise ser
vice conducted by Rev. Dr.. B. B. Tyler
of New York, came the feature Of the
programme termed "The Pastor's Hour
This consisted of two minute addresse.
on the relations Of the Christian En-
deavor societies to the different deuomi
nations to which the members belong
The speakers were as follows:
Disciples of ohrist-Rev. II. o. Bree-
den, of Des Moines. Iowa. Friends
Rev. Levi Rees, Of Indianapolis. Unit
cd Brethern-Rev. l. F. John, Of Johns.
town, Pa. Methodist Episcopal-Rev,
A. l.. Kynett, OF Philadelphia. Gum
berland Presbyterian-Rev. ]. Z. Clark
OF Nashville, Tenn. Methodist Pro
testant-Rev. ]. F. Cowan, of Pitts
burgh, Pa. Baptist-Rev. j. b Thomas
of Topeka, Kansas. Lutheran Metho,
dist Episcopal South-Rev. G. f. Dow
an, OF Savannah. Episcopal-Rev. l. O
Rogers, OF Arkansas.
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Then the roll call Of states, territories
and provincial unions was called, and
representatives from societies all over
the world responded, telling OF the pro
gress Of Christian Endeavor in their re.
spective places. An Alaskan active
Christian Endeavor named Edward
Marsden was received with great up.
plause as he told in very good English
how the society was prospering In his
land. Christian Endeavor from Eng.
land and Canada, Africa and other
countries, as we'll as from all the states
of the union, also reported amid much
applause.
Rev. Joseph Cook, Of Boston, deliv-
cred an address on the subject of watch.
words for the twentieth century. Alter
Mr.. Cooks address, recess was taken
till afternoon.
Hall minute "testimonies" opened
the afternoon session. A delegate from
California. was the first speaker. He
said: ave have the most fourishing
tun.o tsa oorntn,, S snd % tb;s vas m % ;nSsy ~ ~
the .he SHt' Htnati!,'.,',n .Sat toIIowad I ,Inrir. -
tHe the 1Ss Sesslny a.;non Il az. @ te"t,ws %0
me Nns no"T ren sanei. " 'tI niorls % ~ A,brr,.
IN s; HT... S ,r.Io ot tha N, ar,os;dont ~ tbo
Mntta5 Tnls, 45Ssss sa.;ot,ot rhr;otien @ Endeavos @
ra,, = NJ ,,or n, .iTnn;or ~ ristior
rs-Ai. Ee'Ns asas r. pesl;S5 IL Snls;aaJ ~ y
Enueavot, aS.ss - - ma.ha5. VIII a ~ V % tha inr;or S
puipyse n;pt' anu les'4oe' :" Se U"4o'
s0e'0'y'
wHlTElAw REID sPEAKS
Whitelaw Reid, Republican candi-
date for Vice President came upon the
,"ttssa. 'sU .s,.i,.. ,,.,r. hodne
platform " sHts P0iaS "eA.'"s O"uSe
OF the Christian Endeavor society lie
was introduced 70 the convention py
President Clark and was received with
waving OF handkerchlets and CHEERS
He said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN, LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN;-,Ihis ~ almost inspiring signt 10
which your committee has invited me.
LCheers.I such an organization as you
are here displaying ana animated by
such purposes IS an lncalcnlaole force
Tor good, not merely IN tho thousanas OF
individual communities which are here
represented, but IN Fms metropolis non
9red oy your presence thro9gaSut t@his @
broad land Loud applausel' j. You will
expect no further remarks from me,
and yet cannot resist the temptation
to thank you Ior the opportunity ana
for the privilege o. witnessing this
magnificent spectacle ana OF seeing
something OF the enthusiasm %hlsh
you nave Drought INTO your great woFK,
and Of expressing my own sympathy,
and more, my admiration lapplause'
our fathers, wno lald the lounaa'
tlon OF CIVIL ana Fengious Hpetty we en-
Joy were men who planted thelr torti-
hcations on every hiiisiae as they ae'
yanced to the Gonquest o. the conti'
nens You all know what those ioftl,
ncatlons weEe-Ihe sc9ooI mouse ana
tho church. applause. Ley us guatd
them aS our lathera GuaEqe1 men, anu
Wo shall preserve Ihe Ialr neE!tage we
have received anu transmt " IN our
turn, grand ana penehelent neyond
their thought or ours 70 the latest gen
GRAFTON ot men; LOUD applause.
Az o o'clock banners were presentea
70 the states ior their progress IN Chrls-
tian Endeavor during the past year by
Rev. Wayland hoyt D. d. oil Mime
apolis, Minn;
This closed the most interesting ses-
sion thus far OF the convention.