Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
FOREIGN AND INDIAN MISSIONS,
Affecting Addresses BY Governor Northen
and DR.. Hatcher.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL BUSINESS.
Success Of the Board in All Ih Depart
ments-Bome- Mission Mass-Mect-
ing--Othcr Convention Notes.


from the Home Mission Society Of tho
North concerning cooperation In the
northern work among tho colorcd people
and the Indians They reported adversely
on The resolution IN favor OF the delegates
paying their own way.
Dr. Whltstt OF the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary. made n statement
in behalf Of tho Students Ala Fund OF
which he is tho custodian. lie expected
the convention not 90 force him 10 Dor
row money for the fund. He brought
down the house by saying that among
the varied experiences Of Il somewhat
eventful life he rcckoned the fact that he
had been twice In the penitcntiary. They
called Il the United States military prison.
he said but 1t was the pcnitcntiary, az a
matter OF fact and that with that cNpe-
rienoo in his memory he had no hesitation
IN saying that he would rather 70 TO the
pcnitentiary than 10 the bank to borrow
money After witty and moving speech
a liberal collection was taken for this
fund.
FOREIGNERS AND INDIANS.
Rev q. w Hyde Of Missouri then
REPLIED for the Committc. on Missions
among the foreign populations cuba and
the Indians. The report Was Hi"aH-s q
briefly hy sir. HYDE. "r Comicic th'h
introduced four Indian I1pils, minister's
among the Foreign Poruiati)rs-DH ana
pr. colonel ia The fUaf' i.rat" army, ANA
chief 81 ne = innrI'S. iH' l'"i S'"5 wv
or three very sweet weird hymns.
pr. Hatcher told an affecting incident
connected WITH former went OF N'
in IIchWori years ago one OF ln'
Indians i'a ~ prayer. 81 slI'.n- on
fashioned hymn was sung. ana '.'" 'l
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The report a. the CouImi,tcr on the Fi
rauc.s arl Iu-.nlrs Of the Sunday
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tho rariodicals ISSUED hv the board II
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