Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15
0RlVINGTOACLOSE.
n. International Convention Of Chris
tan EndoaToi'rs,
,uy DAY OF CONSIDERATION"
-. p,,las. witty AlIu'lOn' TO the
W. financial Questions Of The Pres
enl lime.

posros, July l5.-ToniEht 'ne 'Ou'
,s International convention Of the
wps.C. H., one Of the mort SUGGEST
81 m,.llns. Ia the history OF inc
4 ,ocIsiy, Will close ~ .
Tn, service. today are to have a
4 ,,.p,r religious feeling shRa any heiu
49,, the hrst day Of tho o'uNension'
I'D. due 70 lue subaiIlng OF the
'a,,smsu, OF the openilg days and
ma Impressive character OF tue oxeF-
i 10, "Consscrsdoh" was tho pElnei'
subject Of the Jay.
rse attendance all morning at the
meetings was ~ large hs any day tho
4 ,,a wetk. AddresSts Of Prosiden.
( George A. GATES, y. d., and President
. rlbefl d. warileid, l.. Il. d., E'ston,
p, tent williston, were tue festurss
n ~ Inc morning. Tue former spoke o.
NJ ,,e1psecfaliOn VI educated ME-
4 ,ni vas followed by his great audi.
\ |, see with Gloss attention. President
Y wyasli,a address was on the "Attisc-
IONS Of tho miniaify 10 educated
Al tent Eudcavor tho address by
Ip,brtt 4. SpeeT, Of New York. on
*.ml,.l1uGry service" proved great
/tnylng card. Speor's great WORK IN
<nn,lobary fields has mauo himl famous
I,mgug Christian endesv0fers.
1 Inc morning meetings Ia both fonts
|Nsie olnduoiod under tho general
. llle, "scholatship OF the World Tor
<,hfist."
a Al teot willlston and Mechanics'
Nlll, encouraging reports concerning
.i,nsi0us life In colleges were made,
lad In both tents aud hall, the roll Of
honor, uron which were Inscribed tho
-<tAmss VI unions where members have
J cen able to give literally to tut cause,
<sAssimultane0usly enrolled.
"A Rev. w. q. Bitupg, New York, con.
|tueicI this exercise IA Mechanics'
.i1l; Rev. a. &. Peck, Denver, Ia
|NylillsiOn; Rev. Ira Landrslh, Nash
Nile, In EndehvOr.
The presentation Of q banner to n
col union for the boat work IN pro-
.,1odng systematic ana proportlonsto
||Jiving was made at tho Mechanics
3lldlug and tent Willislon.
Rev. J. w. II. Stueksnburg, Cam.
bhage, Mass, delivered IN the
eltchanics' building an address on
Christian personality" that deserved
tpecisl mention, and the tAmo should
said Of the addresses by Rev. A. T..
1obp, DID, OF Springfield. Ills, and
Rev. WIN. q. Pu1dletoot, OF South
Birmingham, Mass. The praise and
beng services ut tho big meeting n were
j. they have been hinee the opening OF
he convention, full OF snap, energy
,nd eafDsstnoss. The aggregate NJ
shdAnct was about $4,000.
This regular noon evangelisiical ser.
ee attracted crowds.
NV. BITIISG's ADDRESS.
Rev. W. q. Biting OF New York
sld! Men have been crying l"hnrd
mt5.n Here IN the financial creed OF
he Christian Enueavor, which would,
y believe, tend to relieve this dis
ttt among tho bread winners OF IN n
lftlt nation.
We believe a Christian living and
ivlag s,e Joined In holy union which
enc msy divorce, that benetioeuCo II
t,aentlal evidence Of regeneration;
lityslem 10 the life Of the gilt; thai
'nseeiaIed gifts have q spiritual power
,d value, that the noble,t uBv OF
nlth is To lay It at the fec. OF the
tsIer.
We believe In gold standard for
zee who have gold, aud n silver
Andafd for thotO who cannot do bot
anu q double stan lard for all. We
tilevt In ratio Of ~ to US the rate
lhersa,o OF contributing to the
lfeh over that OF last year.
Tue speaker then predicted for the
'gio great increase In tue growth
we society, the church aud all
ah,1iAn worE, both foreign aud do
battle. Ho concluded:
VI see such . wise economy OF force
iund that no society 10 In the way
Ano'heTi that the present waste OF
en And means IL stopped, that the
geacleh now rivals will be allies.
ouf pfesent insulaTity changed by
ea' spiritual upheavals and tho diyld.
seas OF thought and organization
ieed by u thousand isthmuaes that
70 cur hitherto is2lstod setivitiss ana
eAchipsltga Of dep0minatiOnalian
e0mlng Continental Chrittiani,y."