Evening journal., 1897-08-16
HE WILL COME AGAIN.
The Re-Appearance of Christ
on Earth
Is FREELY DISCUSSED IN CAMP
CONFERENCE OF THE ATLANTIC
DIsTRICTOF THEORGANIzATION
or SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTs
SHOWS "A REPRESENTATION
FROM MANY EASTERN STATES

Several thousand persons went cut
TO Longwccd Grove yesterday. where
the big camp needing of Seventh Day
AdvenGsts Is now IN full sway.
One hundred and nine tents on the
ground are occupied and a large can
vas house is being put in order for the
arrival of physician and a corps OF
nurses. who will arrive in Wilmind.On
to-day from BaUtle Creek. Mich
Enthusiasm at worship became so
great That it was found advantageous
to divide the congregation, and an ell
der was then assigned l,o each COM
pany Scores Of enthusiastic men
spoke in the testimony meetings.
AS usual the Single Takers became
in evidence. and were over-enterpris-
ing. They placed Henry George litera-
ture in nearly all the hymn-boolSs, and
one of the speakers vehemently de-
nounced the procedure
The preachers yesterday we're Elder
r. A. Underwood. superintendent OF
the Atlantic Conference: Elder C.. H..
kesloke CT Jersey City; Elder T.. X.
Fonke of New York. Elder Under
wood preached the first sermon
at $50 Taking for his text.
Matthew XVI, Is Whom say ye that
amp"
Elder Kosloke the Jersey City min
lister, began his sermon at 2.30 on the
theme "The Second Coming OF Christ" 3"
The evening service was conducted
In the midst CT a heavy rain. and Elder
FRANKIE spoke ON the Eastern question.
HROCEEDINs or THE CONFER
ENCE.
Alt 10 O'Clock yesterday morning the
Atlantic Conference convened. under
the leadership of President j. r..
Jayne. A viva vOce vote was taken
granting The courtesies Of The platform
10 these visiting brethren:
Elder G.. a. Irwin, president OF At
lantic Conference; A. II. Jones. r. A.
Underwood, e. A. Merrill, w. A. Will
COX. H. l.. Meade, Professor Luke. of
South Lancaster, Mass. and Allen
Moon. president of the Foreign Mis-
sion Board.
Alter some routine work of organi-
zation and remarks from President
Jayne, these delegates were duly en-
relied on the presentation OF che!r ere.
dendals:
At large-J. Il. Jayne. S. B. Horton
T. A. KilgOre e. +. Srenson, e. e
FRANKIE, john f. Jones. N. =. Long, II
q w. Herrell.
I Baltimore-C. d. Zirlxle. George 7
} Lloyd. A. S. Ball, John w. Munck. r
) ~ Orrell. Mrs. C. Collum. Mrs W. u
Baker Mrs NJ. N. Nowlin, Frank Wex
ter.
Brcoklyn-T. A. Kilgore. c. d. DO
zier, Bruce Walters. Martin Dantenville
: Allen Smith. Mrs. M. Covert. Mrs. Til
lie Alsberg, Miss Lucy Ralph, Miss Net
, tie Fuller, Miss Jennie Harris, Mrs
Elizabeth Spear, Margaret Duntan
, ville.
, Brooklyn, scandinavian-steen Gen
E son. Sale Christensen, Miss He'd
} Wedun. Mrs. Martha Anderson. Mis-
Annie Bjork. Mrs. Douglass.
Camden-W. S. Hartman, Mrs. Saral
e Holman, w. p. LansdCwn, Miss Lul'
p Tanner.
I Cheswold-F Frederick Seeney, Mrs
p Mary Rochester.
q Church Hill-William Hurlcck.
Vineland-G. w. Thompson, Mrs
e Ida NJ Tower.
E Washington-A. Kalstrom. J. H
s Collins, Thora Harris, Miss Emil.
5 Kirl0wOod, Mrs. E. NJ. Harris. Mis-
S May L. Street, Miss Anna Skirvine
- Mrs. NJ Talks.
c WilmingtCn-R. G.. Pail. .erson. S.
I Bradford, NJ. Ferguson, r. III. Richard
e son.
q ker, john Curlett Mrs. Minnie Cur
n lett
a Hollandvine-James Melvin, Mrs.
n House.
!, Jersey City, No. III. Pinder. Mn
A amin a
r. Mrs. A. Y. Vinton Mrs S. Ratti. Mrs. q
= L. Rhode.
Millington-Mrs. Anna r. Price, Mis-
s Ella Wood.
MiEville-w William weldin, Mrs. I
C Heintz.
!. Mt 'Holly-E. Il. Pennington.
Patterson. n. J.-'Mrs Selvina Hol
+ ten, Mrs. Eliza Storms.
Paulsboro-Mrs M. V. N. Caldwell
i Mrs. M. L. Styles.
t Rock Hail. w Judehnd. j.
y Legg, George Apsley, Mrs. J. Warne
: Mrs S. j. Beck.
e salem-Jacob Lengweiler, Georl
d Taylor
c The following committees were al
y pointed:
J. Nominations-S. +. Stevenson, r.. !
q Patterson, Allen Smith.
s ResClutiOns-C. ID. Zirkle F.
e Mead, A. Kalstrum.
e License and CredenHals-T. A. Hi
y gore, e. f. FRANKIE.
e PASTORAL Committee on Grounds
'e A. Irwin, r. A. Underwood. S. b. Ho
y ten. z. e. FRANKIE, e. F. Svenson.
An Adventist devouuy bellev'
that Christ may, at any tim
Is visit the earth and that the days OF Il
world are short, and that the earth
ending is but a few years off. Evei
individual believes in the ending Of u
world, no matter what may be h
NJ creed or belief
"a The most peculiar part Of the A
ventist catechism is that Saturday
the Sabbath. A reporter called {
~ the elder. +. c. Frank. at d
is camp, and asked the elder why Satu
10 day was observed as the day of res
&c The elder replied that it was. most a
u suredly, the last day of the week. al
Il was the day which was generally o
I'd served by the apostles.
be The Seventh Day Adventists have
be creeds, disciplines, church manuals
~ Ior a Foffh M. l.,lf,,ro II