Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-13

the Christian Endeavor to-
-ended three mass meetings in
us Hall and the Tents I'm
and WuGston Unwearied by
-ror of the huge morning meet
r these centers. not tired by the
noon rallies in different places,
c0ugregate the toilers of Boston,
unsaisfed with the encourage
eUned at the fifteen general COM
meetings this afternoon. the
ians gathered $4,000 strong at the
meetings at the three great audi
ms of Mechanics Hall and Tents
ston and Euieavor.
4. Mechanics Han building, the adj
ss of Rev A. C. Dickson. ID. ID, of
BROOKLYN. attracted thousands, while
her 5usands were drawn to Tent
.-ou by the announcement of an
-ss by Rev. Henry Montgomery, Of
ust one of the ecclesiastical trium-
-a-e of European fame: Spurgeon,
rovu and Montgomery.
Among the good speakers at Tent
Endeavor was Rev Hell Delk of Ha-
gers-ovu. Nd. whose subject was THE
Ceuualtv of Christian Fellowship
AT TENTS ENDEAVOR
and WUIfs-on the fve-miuute greetings
f Endeav0re~s from the corners of the
earth. constituting that part of the
ogramme des guared "The Par.ia-
m1t of Nations. was both eucourag-
- and instructive. and at all three
MEETINGS the presentation Of q banner
local union for the best work in
Promoting local fellowship was q happy
rl-
The other speakers at the meeting
.o-r -h. we're greeted with the warmth
t.t has miuterruptedly been the spirit
u convention and especially does
r ODD the = lOrt of the Senior
Mothers o- Parent society. which was
given Mechanics Building by Rev.
H W Kinney. OF Syracuse. n. Y. This
ive.y q new feature of the
society and it's increase as
ir -he reports produced mark
e.
Mechanics Building before
.t every available seat i'm
hail was occupied with
EudeayOrers and even before
Director Percy S. Foster took
ion both audience and chorus
BEGAN Co sing the Christian EndeavOr
songs which are now becoming familiar
.o outsiders. The singing con-
m without intermissi0n for nearly
quarters of am hour.
Row. samuel McNaugher, pastor OF
Reformed Presbyterian Church or
Boston. conducted the devotional eXer-
which consisted of th@s esponslye
ing of the twenty-f0urln Psalm,
er and the singing of Endeavor
ss Before opening the regular pro
ume President Clark. who presided,
READ A PROTEST
rch had been sent to- the convention
ted against the singing of den0m-
0ual songs The protest was dis
i with q few sincere and graceful
remarks by President Clark.
Er Yong Kai of san Francisco. for
u-'v Of Sacramento and a member of
ta Chinese Society %. Christian En-
-..vor. was introduced.
Ina fev feeling remarks the speaker
u-r ll- efforts of Chris an Endeav-
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