The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
SCRANTON Was SELECTED
Next State Convention Of Christian
Endeayorers Will BE Held Here.
ALLENTOWN OUR OPPONENT
Could Not Guarantee to Provide Such
Accommodations for the Delegates ~
Scranton Can - How News Was
Received In the Convention.


An honor which the entire city feels
proud OF Is the appointing OF Scran-
ton as the place for holding the next
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that no difficulty will be experienced
The coming convention OF Christian
Endeavorers in 1896 will be the largest
gathering OF delegates ever assembled
in Scranton, and II means that they
will be all young church workers, rep
resenting the flower of the Young re-
ligious element of the state. 1t will
be a signal honor, and 1t shall be the
earnest desire of all to make the COM
ing of the delegates a visit worthy OF
remembrance.
The committees Of Scranton and AL
lentown respectively met with the
committee on place" at 8 O'Clock Sat-
urday morning in the parlors Of the
Erie Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. Scranton was heard first and
was represented by Rev. w. II. Stub
blebine. pastor of the Calvary Re-
formed church, and C. T.. Daniels. both
members of the committee; :. s. Hoov-
er Upper Lehigh. vice president of the
Tri-County union. and John T. Ball,
of Honesdale. in behalf of adjoining
counties. The applications. endorse
ments and petitions We're presented
and arguments made for nearly an
hour. Allentown was heard next and
the committee then went Snto secret
session for the decision.
Catholic Bishops Kindness
A, tho election of officers the Rev. J.
IT Vccrarv of pittsburg was re-elect-
ad ~ the nresidency. George McDon-
ala ~ Altoona secretary. FL. i Raw
moro E,ris treasurer: superintendent
Of missions the Rev w s. Hinman.
Colinhia. superintendent of good cIti.
zsnship the Rev A. Il. phillips. Phila-
delnhia The Rev. Charles Roads, of
PhiIa delphia, was elected vice-presi-
dent A special train brought 500 juni-
or bows and girls from Allegheny to
Joint in the parade, but they had to
content themselves by getting in under
the big tent. The resolutions passed
today contained an acknowledgment
of the kindness of Bishop Mullen OF the
Catholic diocese Of Erie, for the free
use Of his school grounds for the En-