The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-14
TIM LAST 4 BIG DAY.
Christian .Endeavorers Begin
to Stir Early.
DEAL WITH STRICKEN ARMENIA.

Enthusiastic r,cchs. Wade In the Three
Trats iu Behalf OF thc uouuirodden
People Rev. Mu. Arraien. Minister
Terrell ror Advising ,he withdrawal
Of N.s.inuarie, During ths Massacre.
WASHINGTON. July l8 -For the last
day oi tho fifteenth annual convention
% the International Chr aan Endeayr
convention the weather was fine Tho
mimatin9 purpose Of the committee in
Arranging the programme FOR iho last
day had been to wind up with agonuine
revival effort and 20 this end conversion
was o koy 90 The day work The early
morning pnyor meetings In the 30 odd
churchc which form rallying points for
the various state delegations. were de-
voted to thi. topic md rryor meetings
30 iuits although primarily in form Of
international rallies were strongly
tnciurd hy vanerdstc spirit For
che benefit Of the Ead,avorcrs who had
lrelkfasi.d early and wcrc ready 20 De.
gin tho days work. letimos. President
g. s. Burroughs oi Charlottesville, Ind,
couig,tel Bible fook study in Che Now
York Avenue Presbyterian church De-.
tween the hours Of 20and g .a0 o'clock.
The topic was chosen from I Corinthians.
"PucarlChustianiiy % This consumed
the time up 90 tho opening of the big
tents fcr forenoon services
In two oi Che tents the Worlds Ulion
Christian Endoavu controlled the whole
Of che mWaing programme. while 10
The third gGc-.ng Armenia was offered
as thc solo topic Of discourse. Curro-
CATIONS istonod with interest 90 forcira
Speakers. with their strange names and
peculiar accent In Tent Washington.
the Armenian relief movement had full
sway. and thc committee avalcd itself
ot the opportunity pre- ented by a mum.
tT Of the audience 90 pat forward their
strongest and most persuasive speaker.
wiih promises and pledges of pocuniary
aid and moral support Tor their cause.
Rev Wayand Hoyt of philadclphia,
pro.l Addresses were delivered by
Rev p ID Green Of Van. Armenia
Miss Relecca Kukoum Of Mutab
Turkey tho scene Of one Of tho mass.
we, and Miss Margaret Lciich Of
jafna Coylon.
The la,t named made o strong impress
sion on tho Enthusiastic audience by
closing hg F..ch with an eloquent O
peal Co Americans 90 aid the Armonians
tyuhcl o. hcr cncomrassing Miss XII
koHou in ,ho Folds of an American flag
. The tl'uo of the Wcc,odngs IN thi
tut was Che fdressos teiver,dhy Rov
. b Fay ,IIls ol Naw York in which vi
. r@t.. iar Armenian question rum 10
. aspect Oh. m International aGur aui
. .raNa I.. tirws us to the proper atutud
|oi tn United States toward it Il
. .tte course ot hs speech ho mad
'a h0Us alulm O. United State
. Nn' Terrell hocluso tbo la,tar haI
.udufd t1c withdrawal 0f Aru.caI
/ Imisau.ros from points ot dmr.r d
/ Armenia. .nl criticised bitterly On
|rridrt ani tho administration So
/ failing to interfere IN Turloy. while 90
/ |mmtnr he alloeala quarrel wit
/ Guat BRITAIN over Nwouo.a
I President Clarb presided oynu moot
/ ing m Toi WlM.ton. which was ad
1 dro lr Row Joseph Brown Morrat
|of Eurlu1 Hay. Jesse M Y0an o
/ Ipu-ia. Eov George p. con of Aluca
.mo D o.. Hlduer of Germany
m rn, fniayor rroasurcr William
Shaw 90 Boston, presided. and On
speakers wDc. Rpv Arnold sir'uh q
lInrltud. S a. K Pun m of ndia
lnshor D. N Thobum ~ nia. Rex
lW ~ Towr o, England. and Rcv. Il
s Jeanmvan " Armenia.