The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24

A prayer and praise service. conducted
by Rev. d. w. Cram,2 of Staples. be.
Irgan athe evening, which was continued
for fifteen minutes. This was followed
by f1ve-minute addresses on '.Dohomin-
.ational 4 Loyalty and Interdenomina
tional Fellowship.,,g. "a a.
BIZ Reports from ittheo denominations
rallies, which had been held in various
churches during the safternoons were
then given, and proved of interest to
the general audtenee1S Rev. William
c.. Covert spoke for &he Presbyterian
rally, which had been held at the First
Presbyterian church, sPortland avenue
had engrossed the attention of that
committee First. they size of the state
to be converted; 1seqond, the needy
~condition of partsspf the state. and
third, the part toobe accomplished In
the work by the youn8i peoples society.
Rev. G. F. Patten reported for the
Congregational rally, which had met
at Plymouth church 's'What we stand
for, what we work for, and what we
pray for" were the points discussed at
this meeting Rev. Beach, pastor of
Plymouth church, addressed the meet
ing, pointing out that the Y. p. s. C. e.
stands for the best in young manhood
and womanhood. Rev. John A Stemen
also made an extended address.
Rev. j. F. Stout, of st. Paul. spoke for
the Methodist rally, which had met at
the. Hennepin Avenue church. AT this
meeting the work of Hamline univer-
sity had been talked of, and the state
ment was made that every student who
has graduated from that institution
during the past four years, was an
ayowed Christian. Asbury hospital was
also reported upon. The meeting from
this developed into admission talk.
For the Baptist rally, which met at
the First Baptist church., Rev W. w.
Dawley, of Central Baptist church,
spoke Loyalty to the local church on
the part of the young people, had been
the theme of their meeting, Such 10y
atty was promotives of strong charac-
ter, and the Christian who was equally
satisfied with any church was not the
right sort of Christian. The work
of missions was also taken up at the
Baptist rally.
Rev. o. w. Waldron, Of the Free
Baptist church, Nicollet avenue and
Fifteenth street, reported for the rally
that had been held in his church. Pro-
gressive Christianity, had. been the
theme there. Prof. "A. E. Haynes, of
the University, had stated that there
were two kinds of people in sthe-world,
who might be compared to the motor
and the trailer ION an electric train.
The one does the pulling, by means Of
all induced current and the other is
dragged along, ina very few. weeks
it is possible to tell of new student,
whether, he is to be a motor or q trailer.
Another full day will be put in today.
The first session will be held at $3.50
this morning, to consist of five sunrise
prayer meetings, at First Baptist
church, First Congregational church.
Oliver Presbyterian Is church. Forest
Heights Congregational : church and
Calvary Baptist church. The regular
session will commence at 8 O'Clock. to
include papers by Rev. George r. Nor
rill, Of First Congregational church, a
report of the state treasurer, and adj
dresses on different branches of en-
deavor work In the afternoon will
occur the election of officers at
O'clock, and in the evening the annual
address by President c. H. Hunt will
be heard. y -