The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

DO oreotten. and something that was
nsyer seen on camp ground by many
old workers. Il never saw IL on thie
plan" shouted a brother. AS the
searching Tor souls, the altar became
so crowded that two others were
erected to the corners OF the large
tabernacle. Here they knelt, while
men OF God prayed Tor them earnest.
ly.
Then there were three separate meet
lngs. While one COMPANY WIS pray
Ing the others were waiting the souls
OF penltents toward glory ON songs OF
praise. The other company was re-
toicing at the eight OF two souls which
had been received into the church
triumphant.
1t was plainly to be seen that the
workers were becoming exhausted,
| but when souls were to be saved 1t
makes working for Christ sweet.
Never before was there such scene,
and as the Spirit of God was about the
workers continued and only stopped to
renew their strength and press on
again this morning.
There was one touching scene while
the service was in progress. A brother
had brought his brother to the service
and after the exhortation had been
given he arose and bowed at the altar.
When he was converted the brother
! shouted SO that he became exhausted.
willing hands carried himto quiet
plCce whore restorativos were applied
and Ito was soon revived. After regain
| ing his strength no Joined with his
brother In their songs of praise. The
young men were from Elan. Pa
Up to last night there were iifty.five
conversions. The list OF those who
wero converted last Fight as received
~ Secretary Mowbray OF the Whining
ton conference. and the churches to
which they viii, go Ia:
Miss Ebersou to Union; Annie Pal
mer to Epworth; Ann L. Palmer to
Elap; Mary Hunkso to Elan; Elmira
Bates to Epworth; Nellie Oliphant to
Vim. Aimes to Salvationist; Harry Bay
nard to st. Paul's; Emma Brown to
Union; Mamie Mccormick to Union;
Carrie Pierce to Bethel; Elwood Davis
to Union; Thos. Kelly to Elan;
Viola Brummel to Brandywine; Ella
Pierce to Oxford, Pa. Annie Grey to
burlington. N. j.; Carrie Daniels to
Epworth; Alex. G. Hacker to Elan;
Bertha Hickman to Scott; Annie Tang
ley to Elan; Clarence Talley to Grace
Episcopal; Reda Fox to Asbury;
Clarke Pyle to Elan; Maggie Todd to
Grace Episcopal; Marion Pyle to Elam;
, Lotte Slaughter 10 Elan; Ho-
, mer Brennan to st. Paul's;
+ Howard Twadell to Grace Eplcopal;
Isaac Watkins to Brandywlne Baptist;
) Minnie W. Weldon to Mt Pleasant;
| Paul llinson, TO Union; William Jones
to Elan; Lydia Lank to South Presby.
! terlan, Philadelphia, Pa; Pennle p.
J Peters to Union; Thomas Johnson to
ELAN; Miss Ella Sutton TO Newport.
} N. j.; Frank l.. Gray to Wilmington;
; Clayton Peters OF Chester; NJ. Yer
. non to West Presbyterian.
LAST DAY OF CAMP.
This is the last day of the camp at
Brandywine Summit, at least IL will
+. break up tomorrow (Friday)
The weather has been favorable, and
L the attendance at all the services rea-
r sonably good. Many OF the leading
A preachers have attended the camp,
n and excellent sermons have been de-
: llyercd, while the singing under the
;. lead OF Prof. sweeney with Miss Grace
0 QuigR at the organ. has rarely been
Q surpassed.
: Good order has been maintained, the
4 sanitary arrangements proved very
!. satisfactory. and Mr.. Mccormick, as
I well as tho managers, deserve great
: credit for the manner in which he has
o discharged his duties. But above and
+ more important than anything else,
come iifty-six adults and thirteen chill
o dren have professed a change OF heart
t and expressed their determination to
, serve God, while scores OF others have
!, doubtless received Impressions that
0 will influence their conduct through
life.
DR.. Z. f.. Hubbard may congratulate
n himself as well as his assistants, for
y the SUCCESS attained. as viewed in every
. aspect the camp has been a success re-
: liEiously, socially and financially and
= lie deserves the warmest thanks of the
!. church-goinR people for bringing it to
such a favorable termination. DR..
> Short also deserves high commenda-
!. ton FOR his conduct of the chlldren's
meetinRs, and his name will long be
retained IN remembrance by many Of
the older as well as by the younger
: folks.
!; Rsv, J y. @. Hanna rendered efficient
q aid by mis- elk o'clock meetings, and
. the pustors OF Ringswood, Epworth,
4 ST Pnups and other churches will not
: be overlooked when the Lord comes
= to make up his jewels. Mr.. and Mrs.
Iomkinson havesalso besn efficient
. laborers and will most assurredly be
classed with fruitful laburers and de.
n serve the thanks of oil the attendants
40 WYNN "ShA NOhNs
HACK LOAD FROM cIAYMoNr.
A hack on which were the following
parties arrived at camp from Clay
!, mont on Wednesday morning: Rev.
=. George +. Wood Vim. Hoopos, Abnei
y Vernon and daughter, Joseph Slawtor
u wife and dauEnter, Fred hopes and
:, sister, Joseph II. Ottey. wife and
!, daughter. Beside the above parties
4 George 5. Bigger and wife and Am
4 brose 5 Ottey drove to camp in theil
!. own carriages. They returned home
a ut an early hour In tho evening.
d Birdie FOUND.
% The bride belonging to Prof. Ottey,
= OF Claymont, which was reported u
u have been stolen last Sunday evening
- at the camp grounds, was afterwards
- found buried in the leaves Inc yardi
y from where the horse hal stood, /
!. having been knocked down and ear
- ried this distance. lie was pleased t
y get it again
!" Rev Mr.. Conner removed his toni
~ furniture from tho camp on Wednes
-, i day TO his home at Rockland.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker were oil
=! =, the grounds last evening
~ MIR, and Mrs. E. q. Hall and Sol
ID were on tho grounds during the evsn
ar ing.
Il A NinIi Carrier weds.
Of Louis Scheu, employed as q mai
tn carrier In the service of the govern
ment, and Miss Alice Johnson wer
X married by bishop Coleman in Calyar,