, 1892-03-28
CLOSING EXERCISES.
THE DISTRICT CONVENTION OF
THE YIN. C. a. ADJ0URNS.
An Exceedingly Profitable and In
teresting Sessions Testimonies
of Great Benefit Received--


Speakers at Various Churches.
Nearly all of the delegates to the I'M
@. "A. convention were obliged to tumble
out Of bed-quite early this morning in or
der to catch the steamer Multnomah, for
home. - Those who did not 60 on the
steamer left on the early train Every
man in attendance departed greatly en-
riched in knowledge of association meth
DDS and strengthened in spirit. "a marked
feature of the convention was the intense
spirituality manifested and the thoroughly
practical nature of the methods discussed.
The meetings yesterday were productive Of
great good, both to the visitors and to the
young men Of Olympia. AT 9:30 o'clock
in the morning a fellowship meeting was
held in the Presbyterian church, where all
the sessions of the convention were held.
1t was conducted by Geo. Carter, general
secretary of the Seattle association. Con
seeration was the keynote. The Bible read
ing in connection with the comments Of the
leader brought every man present face TO
face with his duty as an association worker.
The spirituality was very deep.
at the close of the fellowship meeting
f9Tl n ~
Cd tia church IF +haT i
Iap,aS 1,1Ton1tt ~ "a
tha Pacife GUIy n y "
Swan of New IVbatcon 9caI1Tio1 ti,a Il
pit at the First M. p. church. Allen Weir.
president of the Olympia association, in
troduced the delegates. Mr. Swan spoke
hrst, dealing particularly with the Sunday
the assoeia@ii9ps Is gannToi IL ot py
~ show that tbis 15l 49, y ~ u
half of vouno mon ana Tbst oy.ti; ~ "
possible was heine doe ~ yoot7
men and induce Them to lead Tb1isfia stiaiS 2
lives DIR Dnn1n3ett desIt itl - - =
latonslin If the y Iiio
Showing n15te ciearI +ba+ ~ - ~
tion Was TSaroITT INC ssssoei
the presentatian o az " = ai ltatlsilS ~ ~
Young man and was ~
emf oroanization
ot N,ori3 w, I,ohaIF ~ tss1iJ 80 ~ n - 4
condncted aiono seciai GIis sol tian ~ ~ was
the SUNDAY school was sss
snacial Ii79asi a bIIf aAoli
tenfion 81 aiso 9ae, ao3 u ~ tlt caren Az
STRENGTH of tbe ssio 49,; - W. ~ "lSe
miIii6ns u doIIors Saae4l allu ~ Ghe
bl3iiJin@S ~ G- Illgeaseu III assoclaGlon
Mr Dn69mett raIatad 3alG a. m9s nieae Me
WITH tba aracti1, ~ -
$I00 O09 at Peoria G.iiie'i W. oost4Ig
%roo,Tgy g,ryDd e. e,t alILlols; When the
seenre n,@r,1 m o,eot sliG IooIe 70
almost insurI,,o eoiilo0l
noon small hsnrl III ,,saoa ~ ssleel
tion workers marched AZ
ana l,aId q eo, 49, @ ~ ello SIot!Iu
Ana hlessin n IN @ sIl yiS9 U Y lllcn
Eori II 95 80. Ma9 aSAGu 5I upon the
wave 5 @ =. / 5ietl PIa yers
bnildino occnnias IL " r. oLtGtN
faces t6e n1blfn so|aro ~ A. - ulIeGViy
aocessabIe IN egerT a. II "a GIsy aHa Y
fssfI1o 80 ~ sue slgnlneant
Is t5at SO09G ge fIecDio3 oI Gnls building
II gPiab Pohst " r. ~ ~ 9lllu-
MT 1ny1t9o++ - u etooii " Sts Oo!H'
iolS'Sgu many lnteFestlhg In
tributed Ia liz case ~ il,s oeq qil- Ii
Laca11se t%e1 Dy "a p!Galls9s
ment % The Fes sornn side = al fgood nyes
that the n main le@ OBJECT Pfn % ba u was shown
~ o ! u w ssoclaIioh was
# Vas {ba yerv rl basf ~ i iSGGg't Gdlsg because
sChe church wa veil 5fIsd egtlp ~
tenf1on was oivan " NJ iied ailu ctQse ~
dress Man5y fa,,or, ~ du-
heard after tRe service o'i-'iiieiiV' "eIe
At 3.2O ir Az i aftor,,oc,, 4.
men was held in Tsc0raa bal q iileGtillg VI VI
NJ M Mavare To,ls ~ ge u
inyifations wara ba71g3a5 M y /
streets inst hafora The Clle
seventvlfva "a aisrI,t5r eall
nresenf yo0iiS men were
Mr. Mavars d;rooto5 li- ,-,...,--4..,
that tr1h slrpncs in Ii fo oo5I1 ~ J
onIv bv becon1indg si,,coro -
Tesns Cbrisf N9nT I'gr;,s ta-ti y
we're Given haarineg AM +Ba ~ " tlS
scT,intI1rae Nna7I7 oo ~ - ~ - " VI olIo
snoEe raIatad Sotilg ian WIG
which be had haa ~ is - slIs lile ~
inc fbe Tigt side i sD{a l aoI eloos- ~ y
otherwise Yomnoe n3an ynd 99 ~ ~
fore resisted tbe T1oIv Soirit ,ea IIe 5S
moved - "0le ueePly
Az niobt dniagatas snol1o N 4I
churches in fbe civ as folo1Is 'lo various
Presbytarian cIGyrcb ~ -s5,of Prog n q
and Tosenh RI Wetbarhae 80 = = l4lPPy
Christian ctooreye E1o1ferd
rougbs e. ~ - aliei = - bllr
CONGREGATIONAL 1r Nfauors o,d -
Never - > . ~ - =
First Rantigt o,,i Tol,,,aa,, a =
Frisbie. '0---l'ol s'llu ~ -
The farau,all sarvioe at +lo puoa1,,.t ta;.
church at q ojolo " 81 ~ ESD Ie!lall
# was condncteS hv MT Dn,att anlRresSIye. M
delegates and Toan9bars of IN, ~,
sociafi0m gaa r31a totirl1,S,, leI sss-
had hee,1 SsraatI ainod ~ tpi siloy
MI DrmSaaft e9id ~ 5
off with the Teoiaify ~ llesJ 0asseo t
Tod ~ y 49, GIool ne
FveTv 171orat had Sean 'oG s5
Carter consiered Il o11 If 4to Sa3 Seo
been II ~ graa f5ol ass5iqsa - Ill., ano ne had
Bell of the convention said he had attended
some Of The largest association conventions
eaer LleIu pSlt Cllag Ills one haa drawn him
~ Gllel dl!y previous conYen-
co;. e,GII ~ eoat ~ aaegsts ssela IRat ne had re-
l9 olEgq 4ht grGav I i peLeIg rom the conference
I'll - 10y e S9 ~ ~ o6ners snare what
~ f I.su astiet lnie IVY ?. Pye!s CHAIRMAN
~ 1a glT a{ tesGtea Chat ne
f 1lf ts 'ligG Z pgSser tl Lslg4t mo me needs
y. giI9 l eiieii II lo eYeI haa peIoEe
aer5 tla l9nriseo f Sae Eile eoIl9gee u would be
assad ilsolu dlGl suGt. eE. n Y Lamont eX-