The morning times., 1896-07-09

west. She said; ''This is n mistake, I
am mfrOm the Souti and not the Northwest"
1t was explained TO her, and she said;
Il thought the people who held office
lived here in part of the city correspond
ing with the section of country from which
they came
As general rule yesterday the western
trains were on time but the eastern and
southern trains little late.
The Capitol and White House were the
principal objects OF attraction yesterday
and were visited by thousands.
The song artist Of the Willard started
the days register yesterday with the open
Ing bars OF Scatter Sunshine
+. A. Springer promises that the chorus
of $500 trained voices, at the Capitol, Sat
urday. will be the finest ever heard.
John R. Boardman of Augusta, Me-,
is young, but has made reputation as
newspaper man and c. E. worker.
Business at h eadquart rters is greatly
facilitated by the establishment of tele-
phone. system connecting all the depart
ments.
E. A. Gilbert, president of the Boston
decorating the Boston booth, at head
quarters.
Pennsylvania has the largest number of
delegates, but what some OF the smaller
States lack in numbers they make up III
enth usiasm.
One delegate came In with trunk full
of picnic food for fear restaurants and
hotels would be overcrowded. 1t will
not be needed.
A. c. McNulty of Knoxville, Is one Of
the brightest young lawyers 10 TeDnes
see, but no more eDtlusia site u follower OF
Blackstone than the C. E.
California booth has a grizzly for an
emblem, which leads TO frequent inquiries
as to what relation exists between a
grizzly and Christianity.
Miss Jessie T Mason of Indiana polls
combines the qualities OF an earnest Chris
tian worker, an active business woman and
a charming home maker.
Capt. ]. F. shipp, one of Gen. Forests
best officers, and commander OF ". B.
Forrest Camp OF Confederate Veterans at
Chattanooga, is delegate. -.-
Miss Margaret E. Huntington of West
Virginia, State superintendent of junior
work. is one of the best known worke-S
with children in the country.
Joseph Reed Collingwuod of Virginia has
long been prominent in Y. NJ. c. A work,
and is now no less SCI in the C. E., being
president of the union in his State.
Mr.. Willard Eliot has had much to do
with the building up of Tampa. Fla, as
nn IF fG ttt-n
He is president OF the Florida union.
A. c. Nash of the Tennessee delegation,
is known as the Edison of the South. His
electric lock, and electric car coupler put
him in the front rank as an inventor.
Walter Beach Wilcox OF Spokane, Wash,
is member of the pencil pushing craft
and good one. His State coula scarcely
do without him, however, in the G. e.
work.
globe trotter. having travelled extensively
in different parts of the world. and every
where he goes he talks Christian En-
deavor.
Omaha has opened headquarters for it's
its fight for the next convention, and the
rivalry between the great ca tile town and
the city OF the Golden Gate wakes inter
esung.
George E. Farnham of La Crosse although
but twenty-four years old. il regarded as
the Moody of Wisconsin, and his evange-
listic efforts have always been crowned |
with great success. ,
So far as could be learned yesterday |
there was not a single case OF exorbitant !
charging. A feature that can be appSec- |
ated by those who have visited other large |
cities, during convention times.
Miss Florence E. Hard of Idaho fines |
tine notwittstand her arduous duties
as teacher. to take a very active par /
n the c. E., having assisted in forming |
unions in California and Idaho.
Nashville! 1881
Nashville '9S!
I'll be therel VIII you be there?
Oh, yes: Wen all be there!
NashvilIeI !
Mr.. Ira Landrith, mana ging editor of the
cumberland Presbyterian, Nashville, Tenn.
s here in the interest of Tennessce's capitaI
and trying to impress on the minds OF the
ielegatcs the necessity and the Importance /
IF voting for Nashville, '9S.
The trustees OF the United Societies
hirty-three in number, have the power to
iecide where the annual conventions wiz /
,e held The meeting for 1898 IL to be
determined at the present meeting.
Special Evening Train to BaIttnsore
VIA b. & o.
For accommodation of Raltfmoreans, al
.O:4o p. m, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
nd Monday nights, July 8. 10, IL and IS.
topping only at Hyattsvilie and Laarel.
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