The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-09

?. Bilhorn, Chicago. musical director;
devotional exercises by Rev. ]. 6. But
Ter, Washington; welcome by Rev. S. H.
Greene, Washington; response by Bishop
Alexander Walters, Jersey City.
Tent Endeayor, Rev. Howard B.
Crosse. Boston, presiding; Mr.. E. o..
Excell, Chicago. musical director; de-
yotional exercises by Raw. Jesse B. Col
bert, Washington; welcome by District
Commissioner Ross; response by Prof.
W. W. Andrews, New Brunswick.
At each tent the annual report of Sec-
Rotary Baer will be presented also Presi-
dent Clark's annual address, and the
Junior badge" banners.
IL to P. M.
Eyangelistic meeting at Central Union
Mission by Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman,
Philadelphia.
Other eyangeiistic services III various
parts of the CITY, conducted by delega-
tions.
to 5 P. M.
UNCONVENTIONAL rallies in the tents
and twenty. five churches.
7.3o to $40 T. NJ.
Meetings as follows on the general top
10, 9. Ohristian Citizenship:
Central Eall-Mr. Frank E. Page,
Chicago, presiding; Mr.. Chas. s. Clark,
Washington, musical director; .devo-
tional exercises conducted by Rev. Fran
cis j. Grimke, Washington; addresses
by II. L. Castle, Pittsburg; Rev. Alex
ander Alison, New York, and MIR. Thos.
e. Murphy, New York.
Calvary Baptist Churoh-Mr. ". b.
Pennell. Washington, presiding; Mr.. q.
ban Waahfn cEnn utuaipa1
tor: devotional exercises by Rev. S.
Domer, Washington; addresses by Miss
Jessie A. Alderman. Chicago; Rev.
M. T. Troxell, Springfield, ILL.,, and
Rev. VIM. RAIDER, San Francisco.
First Congregational Church-Rey.
M. III. Binford, Richmond, Ind, presid-
ing; Mr.. b. j. Woodman, Washington,
musical director; devotional exercises.
Rev. W. S. O. Thomas, Washington;
addresses by Mrs. Ruth B. Baker, Bos-
ton; Bishop Walters, Jersey City, and
Rev. J. w. Fifeld, Chicago.
Foundry M. b. Church-Rey. II. B.
Shupe, Dayton, Ohio, presiding; Mr..
J. A. Rose, Washington, musical direo-
tor; devotional exercises, by Rev. ]. P.
Anderson. Washington; addresses by
Rev. J. W. Hamilton, Cincinnati; Blsh-
op Abram Grant. Atlanta. and Rev.
II. Z. Carroll. New YorK.
l.
Patterson, Toronto, presiding; Mr.. Rus
sell Barnes, musical director; devotional
exercises BIZ Rev. W. j. Howard, Wash
iagton; addresses by Rev. Franklin
Hamilton, Newtonville, Mass. Mrs J.
Ellen Foster, Washington, and Rev. j.
T. McCro-y, Pittsburg.
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rev. Gilpy G. Kelly, Birmingham,
Ala, presiding; Mr.. Page Zimmerman,
" fjirantor. Hayot;o,
al exercises by Rev. g. o. Little, Wash
ington; addresses by Rev. D. T. MoGill,
Pa. Mr.. W. L. Board, Will
berforce. Ohio, and Hon. S. e. Nichol-
son, Kokomo. Ind.
Tent Washington-Ex-Pos Gen
eral John Wanamaker. Philadelphia,
presiding; Mr.. P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
musical director; devotional exercises by
Rev. J. J. Muir, Washington; addresses
Ohio; Mr.. jas. Horsburgh, Jr., San
Francisco, and Rev. r. S. Macarthur,
New York.
Tent Observation-Disclosures General
VIM. L. Wilson, Washington, presiding;
Mr.. E. O. Excel, Chicago, musical d.
rector; devotional exercises by Rev.
Samuel J. Smith, Washington; addresses
by President VIM. f. Slocum. Jr., Col
orado Springs; MT. @. q. Merritt, Oak
!tthu, Setl., tLu IO9AApAO DOUhSf L.
Washington. Tuskeegee, Ala.
Tent characterization Francis e.
Clark, Boston, presiding; Mr.. Percy
S. Foster, Washington, musical director ;
devotional exercises by Rev. Sterling N.
Brown, Washington; addresses ny Hon.
Neal Dow, Portland, Ne; Rev G. Il.
Mead, New York: Mr.. Rolls V. Watt,
San Francisco, and Rev. P. S. Henson,
Chicago.
THE PATRIOTIC FEATURE.
Patriotism to the fore has been the
idea of the com mittee having in charge