The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-18
ROANOKE. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 49, 1892
civilizations from starvation, and has
made America the granary Of the ma

was uot Ill IulS BlIG 10 humanity
worth breaking the heart against the
feet OF old Andes to bestow?
"Only now could we raise his statue
to the skies and give proper tongue to
his fame. For it has taken the 400
years for the world to see all tho great
ness of the gift
eff yonder in tho spirit world where
he is he can look down upon this land
thai barred his way to Ca,hay, he will
think oven the death in that garrett at
Valladolid we'll died, as he sees nation
after nation trcIn continent after con-
tinent and the isles of all seas, landing
whcro he landed, and following the
footsteps of his spirit on and on until in
greater city than Qsinsay, the center
OF mightier nation than Cathay, all
gather to do homage to his name.
THE cross no planted in blood, in
misguide zeal, he will there behold in
its truer aspect of guide to q peaceful
reasoning together, of God, and things
to como, of all nations and all religions
In congress such as AGO years ago
could not have been presented in tho
wildestudreams OF priest or probate.
He will 500 the power to which he
gave himself with some misgivIng to
guido the needle of his compass in his
desperate voyage, there harnessed to
fabrics such as the Orient Of his day,
with all its luxurious wealth, could not
conceive.
"All hail, master of daring, master
OF energy and will! All hail, ttou
giver of new worlds to men! Forgot
the contumely and scorn! Forget the
ingratitude of princes! Forget the
poverty and suffering!
The world at last knows what thou
was to her, and all mankind are rising
to do thee honor"
The other churches were all we'll at.
tended Sunday and y large number of
accessions were made. At the First
Baptist Church Rev. D. f. Flippo, the
pastor, preached at IL q. m. from Ro.
mans, l0:l3-l5, after which four mem
bers were received into the church.
Tho evening discourse was Kings II,
SCI. At the close of the service two
believers were baptised.
AT the Second Presbyterian Church
Rov r. G. Anderson preached in the
morning from the subject, "Commem-
Grating the Stings OF Jesus" Acts, 1920
Rev. DR.. Campbell occupied the pulpit
at night and preached to good congre-
ton.
Rev. w. S. schooley, pastor of tho
Leo Street Methodist Church, visited
the jail and held services with the
prisoners early in the morning. At II
a. IN. he preached on the parable of the
vino and branches. The evening dis
course was from the parable of the two
sons who were commanded to go and
work in the vineyard. At the close OF
the services two young men united
themselves with the church.
Rev. s. l.. Rice. pastor of the United
Brothren's Church, preached at IL a. IN.
on the Evidences { t Conversions" First
John, 3:l4. Fourteen mon bers were re-
ceived in to the church and twelve were
baptised The subject of evening dis
course was the Choice of Moses''
Rev. ID c. Moomaw, pastor of the
Brothren's Tabernacle, preached from
st. John. third chap,er. Subject:
When He Shall Appear We Shall be
Like Him" The "Leper" was the sub.
ject of the evening discourse.
At Green, Memorial Church the pas
tor, Rev. w. f. Hammer. preached
in tho morning from the I33rd
Psalm and in the evening from the
third chapter OF Colossians. Subject:
Christ is All and in ALL" There were
several accessions to the Sunday. school
in the morning.
a the Christian Church the pastor,
Rev. II. c. Garrison. preached at IL a.
m on the subject OF MANY Mansions"
John, l4:l3. The subject of the dis
course 1T night was "Christianity and
Progress +"
Rev G. Ferguson, Lastor of Trinity
M. L. Church, preached in the m orning
from the 4th chapter, 4th and 5th verses
OF Revelations. In the evening the
hand OF fellowship was extended to one
new member.
At Grace M. e. Church the pastor.
Rex. S X. Cox, preached in the morn.
ing from Hebrews, 14:l. The subject of
the evening discourse was: The Par.
doairg Power"
Rev. G. T. D. Collins. pastor OF St.
James NJ. p Church, preached in the
morning from Genesis, 22:l2. In the
evening the subject was: Take Heed
Now Yo Hear" Luke Sis. The hand
of fellowship was extended to three per-
sons on profession of faith.
The Races.
LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. 17.-[Spe
ciall kentucky Association races.
Fir, race, Is mile-Interior won, Cal
boun second. Coouette third time, 1:20.
Secona race. 6 turlongs-Tenteen won,
Annorean second, rho Queen third,
time, l:i7.
Third race, l mile-Semper Rex won,
Newton bryant second, Hispania third
time. 1:43sl.
Fourth race. furloogs--E vanatus
wor. Tho Cow rnor second, Linger
third; time. 1929
Fifth race, ll6 miles-Anna won,
Laura Doxey second, Tenor third; time,
1:4a4.