The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-11-08

ton; H. r. Waldo, president Franklin
college association; the Rev. ID. N. Guild,
Marion: II. II. Porter, assistant secre-
tary, Indianapolis; Arthur Upton, secre-
tary Central normal.
ResOlutions-S. T.. NJ. Coulter. South
institute; George l.. Daun. Elkhart; w.
T. Truman. Union Christian college; t.
II. Schools, BTownsburg.
Business Committee w. F. McCau-
ghey. FIT. Wayne; W. d. Howe, Butler
university; II. a. Pershing. South Bend I;
r. Nj. Cook, Logansport; r. E. Newland,
state normal.
Committee on State Officers Reports
l.. HUXLEY, president, Marion; NJ. A
Hunt, vice president, Terre Haute; III.
E. Coleman. secretary, Earlham college,;
w +. Carew, general secretary, South
Bend.
Finances-Chairman, d. w. Coffin, In
dianapolis; J. F. Hebe. Evansville; ".
W. Helm, DePauw college; ]. F. Wal
lick. IND ianapolis: w. F. McCaughey,
FIT. Wayne.
This afternoon the Rev. W. A Pany
Of Warsaw led the devotional services.
This was followed by a scholarly inter-
probation of a bible lesson by Dr.
William Bryan of Indiana university.
W. A. King, general secretary, of Ev-
ansville furnished a paper DR.. Dun
ming of Indianapolis arrived during the
afternoon session and was heartily
cheered when\ he took his position as
president of the convention.
This evening Judge d. p. Baldwin Of
LOganspOrt talked on christian Tact"
and the Rev. A. a. Pfanstiehl of Shelby
Vile delivered an address upon "A
Workers characteristics.
MARION, Nov. 4. Special The
Young Mems Christian association was
distributed among the various churches
today, working in sections. The Wom-
ans auxiliary met at the presbyterian
church, and was conducted by Mrs. c.
j. Buchanan of indianapolis, Mrs. j.
w. Burns Of FIT. Wayne and Mrs. Mary
ports were read from the auXiliaries at
indianapolis. FIT. Wayne. Evansville
and Lafayette. Mrs. William Warren
of Evansville and Mrs. Ralph Moore Of
Lafayette were chosen to take charge
of the conference section for next year.
The third member is to be selected
from the place in which the next con-
branch is but five weeks oldS but gives
an excellent report of the work done
during that time.
At the baptist church was held the
railroad conference, with r. l.. Ham
iltOn, international secretary, in charge.
per on How to Bring More Men to
Christ" II. +. Williams spoke on How
Can We Show More Practical Results
to Railroad Companies for the Money
Invested?" and w. G.. Chamberlain, jr.,
of Louisville, Ky, read a paper on
How We Can Interest More Men from
Different Departments of Service"
DR.. j. Z. Heath of indianapolis con-
Quoted the physical department at the
First methodist episcopal church The
college section met at the Christian
temple. Walter NJ. Woods of Chicago
i
by Judge ID. p. Baldwin. Albert Russell
of Earlham college read a paper, The
Fall Campaign" which was followed by
a general talk by Secretary Stacy.
This afternoon Ex-Governor Chase
presided over the convention in absence
of the regular president. DIR. Bryan of
the Indiana university gave the third
in his series of scholarly talks upon
the bible. The report of the committee
on state work was read and adopted.
1t expressed great satisfaction with the
work, regret at the loss TO the state
of DIR. Coulter and recommended that
the permanent endowment fund be
carefully considered. Prof. c. A. Waldo
of Greencastle read the report of the
finance committee. 1t stated that the
tive-thousand-dollar budget was to be
raised. The report was followed by
generous contributions from the differ
ent associations represented. The col
lege representatives also pledged vari-
Gus amounts and to this was added per-
sonal pledges amounting in all to al
most two thousand dollars
Invitations for the next convention
We're given by Terre Haute, FIT. Wayne
and South Bend. but it was decided to
leave this matter to the executive COM
mittee.
Tonight Edwin Burritt Smith of Chi
cago talked on 1.-The Outlook in Inter-
national Work" and DR.. Bryan deliv-
cred an excellent address upon THE
Simple Life" The various pulpits here
Will be filled tomorrow morning and at
night by the visiting members of the
convention