Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Y heaters and whom It Is deemed de-
Hies 10 specially Interest in Salvation
~ WORK, ana 300 persons were
ragsd on the stage.
Aeal 1000 members of the army had
~ AIKEN their seats. after a parade
Hagh The principal downtown streets,
~ General Booth made his appear
seqn The stage. 1t was then that the
somen and children In the vast
14sase rose to their feet, and, while
N2g hanker1hiefs. shouted welcome
hAiounder and leader of the Saliva
Namander Booth, a son Of the gem
~ Who Is In charge OF the forces
nhs United States. led in singing II
1al IN which all the members OF
Y army and many others in the
alelce Joined. Tgadler-Genernl
fallg then prayed that God would
Nsaglhen General Booth and endow
~ Flth many long years Of health
q energy TO carry on the great
/ NA which he had begun In ltting
members of humanity from not
" sloughs into which they had fall
&. N short address he bcsought
= asarers 10 ala the general in ey-
M way to bear the great RESPONSE
wv which he had assumed.
Walulander Booth then stepped for
IN and said he had great pleasure
nuoqucing as chairman Of the
.'salns Rev Dr. John Henry Bar
~ Nhose name, he said, was known
'ssnout the land as the leader In
seat parliament Of religions and
n, ,;s voice had ever been lifted In
~ Mlefests OF the poor and the OPP
sTssa- DR.. Barrows was accorded !
: a,sfY welcome when he arose to |
nat IN behalf of more than g,010,- !
y, people, he was there to offer ten |
y Welcomes TO General Booth |
4. ~ apostle of the poor. Continuing |
n n seicome he said;
a. nave gathered to give n CRATE
n,,i sfseuhg 10 one who has done |
Nvss,, ~an az the churches to feed the
N 2. 70 lift out OF the dregs OF
,,s,. sal misery the unfortunate and
4, 'ssd' and TO bring the gospel to
7, ~ ana deserted. The general
s.vsna come 10 greet has more in
.rs,s, hnls moment than any other
, sS., 10 the United States, and there
49, IN OUR hearts as we extend
f s,i he TO him this evening, a
n ~ response to a question ! put
iOOst rsseshtly told me that the most
\ hlng he saw IN England was
!. auon army. And it is here
III Is In England.
~ ~ az shades of religious belief
In sasmbled here to honor General
,.Faa. believe thM the practical
y - - uat are good In England are
.a.as ss'u IN Chicago. We believe In
,lss our city better. We believe
4 /. etVle Federation, in clean poll
~ y eiosing the saloons. In more
asa,in,S languages members Of the
M, ~ army In the uttermost ends
49, are addressing themselves
4 ~ IN the depths OF depravity
sssed on me heights of perfection.
1ai ~ the man who builds up
Tie LIES Of humanity temple
ID AZ .snlp OF God. l therefore ask
l9w h,ae warmest greeting we
OIL NJ, 10 give to the John Wesley
genersis, General Booth, the great
~ rs ~ on earth.
ppid liver Of the Salvation army
lsripr = ward. but tho applause and
i;kiae met prevented him from
isissi several minutes. He tinal-
l,nr " aands In depreciation OF
" H. S nald applause and sig
y 70 sta asiaeers of the army on the
"a Typ The rumbling of the big
\ Ra irsnse was restored he said:
y conyssa and Ladies and Gentle
TX yoa Oh sa'-s and Friends. I can only
hi, esrI,sm1 The bottom OF my heart
loaisb,' welcome You have given
y ea a., III. am here to tell you some
\ amy ing the work 81 the saliva
atsa s1s sra l win do my best d on
rs "a \, minis and omen YOUR
~ an trqth Of the subject on
y syason . address yon.
Y vs. N .tor TIE existence OF the
. .taun tae fact OF the existcnee
r. Rsslh, yiee and crime.
1, A!ssseis, taen said he desired to
y raae o, a charge which had
..ta as IA, his scheme OF "Darkcst
~ ssks,aa The Way out" was nst
20 uEs se but had been tried IN
His scheme, he argued,