The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-13

b;SO O'Clock led by ReY. w, II, fehneII
of Washington, D. q, 10000 yoicel
joined with MN in repeating the Lords
prayer, George d, Graf, Of Boason,
read the Information committees re-
port which discussed the wonderful ad'
vance Of the Endeayor work. Rev, ].
f. CoWan, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, conducted
one OF the moIE interesting paTta OF the
service, the presentation Of junior state
banners one for the greatest absolute
gain in the number Of societies, the
other for the greatest proportionate
gain. PennsylyRnia received the first
banner and AssinRboin0, Dominion OF
Canada, the second. The Rev. DR., Nc
Crary, president Of the Psnnsylyania
Union, accepted Tor his state and Prol,
Andraws for AISinRboine.
Cardinal Endsayor Principles" was
the subject OF tho address OF Rev, J, l.
Lamont, OF Belfast, Ireland, who was
the next speaker lle was repeatedly
apRlauded.
The open debate followed on the
topics, 1.-The Heart Of tho Society" "The
Conservation Meeting" aud "How to
Make tho MOST oil IT.
J. ". Fileld, Of Chicago, conducted
the services.
Rev. S. o. Mears, D. D., Of Cleveland,
conducted the report from danomna.
tIonal meetings. The speakers, limited
to two minutes zach, were; Methodist
Episcopal Church, Methodist OF Cana.
da Uoint rAlly)-Rey. w. McMullln,
Philadelphia; Methodist Protestant, T.
NJ. strayer, Baltimore; MorAvlan, Rev.
A. D. Thealer, Winston, n. O.; Presby'
terian, Rev, q. B. Stewart, D. D., Har'
risburg, Pa; Protestant Episcopal in
Canada and the United States, Rev. I.
Cannon, j. B, Richardson, London,
Ont; Reformed Church in America,
Roy. !. W. Gowen. New Durham. n. "
Reformed Church in America, Rev, II.
7. Spangler. 0ollegsvills. Pa. Reformed
Episcopal, Bishop S. FalloWs, Chicago; /;
Reformed Presbyterian, Rev. S. Nc
NanGhlOrmS. Boston; Southern PreSby'
terian, Prof. ]. L. Howe, Lexington, Va (;
United Presbyterian. Rov. IL +, Shupe,
Dayton, Ohio; United Evangelical,
Prof. O. l.. Jacobs, York. Pa; United
Presbyterian, Rev, Il, NJ. Russell, b. D.,
Pittsburgh.
Rev. S. p, Rose, D. D.. of Montreal,
then SPOKE on the Cardinal Principles
Of Christian Endeavor."
AT TENT wILMsToS.
Tho meeting in Tent WilIiNon opened
with President Francis L. Clark, Of Bos.
ton, in the chair.
Following tho prayer services, Gyo
minutes was devoted to hearing Amos
X. Wells report OF the work OF the in.
formation committee during the past
year. Chairman Clark introduced rs
the next speaker the Raw. W. J. l.
Gloss, OF Sydney, Australia, who said:
"Ne have 10000 Christian Endeavorera
in Australia, and please God We ara
growing every day. With Code bless
ing extend tho greeting ot the Austria
lian union 10 YOU" Ho urged tho En-
dsavnrers to prosecute a systematic plan
whereby they eau please God and help
their fellow mon TO follow u good Chris
tau life.
President Clark suggested that tho
ladies remove their hats and bonnets,
saving that this would better enable
them to stand tho heat oil tho tent.
flats were Immediately removed amid
applause.
President Clark then called for re-.
ports from the delegates OF denomlna.
tional meetings, and the speakers were
two minutes each on the plat.
form. They wero:
African Methodist Episcopal and Atri.
can Methodist Episcopal Zion ioint
rally), Rev. r. Haywood Stitt, Phila'
delphla; Advent Christian, Rev, A. @.
Johnson. Lynn; Baptist, ROv. H. O.
Veidot, Chester, Pa. Canadian Prosby.
isrian. W. R. Cruikshanks, Montreal; ;
ChristIaR, Rev. e. ", Marrow, West
Randolph. Vt; Church Of God, j, W.
Mackey, Harrisburg, Pa; Congrega'
tional, W. II. Strong, Detroit; Cumber.
land Presbyterian, Rev. Z. W. LNwi',
Meridian. Miss; Disciples Of Christ,
Rev. 4. B. rhilputt. d. d.. Philadel phia;
Free Baptist. Rev. o. s. Tracy, Sonerl.
worth. \. H.; Friends, W. II. Boil,
Milton. ~ Y: German Societies, q. J,
Wirtmur, Buffalo; Lutheran. Rev. ".
5. Hinman, Columbia, Pa; Mennonite,
Rev. A. 5. Shelly, BnllY. Pa.
The Raw John Pollock, OF Gla'gow,
Scotland, was introduced and the greet
ing he extended ia behalf oi the society
in his country 10 fellow workers
throughout tho word elected cheers
and applause.
Rev. +. Il, Hamilton, ot NswtonvIllo,
then presented tho banner for the
greatest gain in tho number oi societies.
to tho RoY. Knight Chaplin, OF London,
England, as tho representative oi tho
English society.
Tho open parliament which followed
discussed "fho Feet and Hands Of tho
Society How they are Employed" ."
Rev. ]. A. Rpndthaler conducted tho
parliament, And representatives Of a
dozen states participated.
AFTERNOON NESTING.
This noon ovangclistic rallies were
held throughout tho city by the dele.
Gatos, as on yesterday. Al Fanoull hall,
whore Evangelist Dwight l.. Moody
sUoko, four thousand pDople crow dsd
tho building, tho crush being 40 great
that moro than twenty women aud halt
do2on mon tainted. Several hundred
moro were unable to gain admission.
AZ . y. N. fourteen n1eiing' an.
nounced CollDClivoly ns n "Schnol Of
Practical Methods Of Committee Work"
wcro hold in various churches aud halls
In tho city proper
THE NIGHT SESSION.
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