The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18
EVANGELICAL WORK.
The Committee In Charge Has Mapped
Out "a Big Programme.

The eYangelistic services, which will be
one Of the most notable features of the
week. will be held in twenty-six different
places in the city on Thursday and Friday
evenings, eliminating on Saturday night in
two grand rallies at the Grand and Empire
Theaters. This department of the work is
under the control of the Evangelistic AS
ISOLATION, composed of Rev. II. II. Bell,
of Illinois, chairman; Mrs. Edith L. Peake,
of California; Rev. w. p White, of Iowa
Rev. l.. Z. Hawk, of Indiana, and Rev.
I. c. McKelvey, of New York. Mr.. Bell
states that he has been preparing for this
work for the last month. In addition to the
evening services, sunrise prayer meetings
will also be held in front of the Capitol and
in the courthouse yard AT noon there will
be business mems meetings at Y. NJ c. A.
Hall, to be addressed tomorrow by
Evangelist II. c. McKelvey, of New York
on Friday by Evangelist w. E. Hawk, of
Ohio, and on Saturday by Evangelist w. p.
White. of Iowa.
Evangelist Bell last evening conducted a
conservation service at Fletcher-place
Church before a large audience. He spoke
on Separation" the subject involving the
separation from sin under the service of
Christ. The speaker took up the six words,
and child as they occur in the Bible, show
ing in what way each indicated a sepa-
ration from sin. This service will probably
DE the only one which Mr.. Bell will con-
duct, his time being taken up with super
Vising the entire evangelistic work.
The final Saturday night meeting at the
Empire will be conducted by DR.. j. Z. Nc
rory, of Pittsburg, and the one at the
Grand by Rev j. K. Montgomery, of Gin
cinnau The assignments for the meetings
on Thursday and Friday are as follows:
Rev. j. *. Montgomery, of Cincinnati, at
the courthouse; DIR. McCrory, of Pittsburg,
at the east front of the Capitol; Rev. j. L..
Vance, of Allegheny, at University Park T;
Rev. w. 2. White, of Iowa, at Military
Park; Rev. L. e. Hawk, of Richmond, Ind,
corner of Washington street and kentucky
avenue; Rev. j. A. Crosby, of Aurora, ILL.,,
at the corner OF West and Maryland streets;
front of Union Depot; Rey. J. G. Dale, of
Columbia, S. c., corner of Court and Me-
ridian street; Rev. j. w. Ashwood, of ST.
Louis, corner of Missouri and South streets;
Rev. ]. A. Henderson, of Sparta. ILL.,, cor
ner Maryland and Meridian streets; G. p.
Campbell, of Chicago, corner South Me-
Michael, of Cleveland, o., corner Virginia
avenue and South street; Rev. w. b. Smi-
ley of Cannonsburg, Pa, corner Nc
Carly and South Meridian streets; Rev.
A. M. Campbell, of Princeton, Ind, corner
indiana avenue and North street; Rev. A.
IL. Martin of College Springs, Ia, corner
New Jersey and McCarty streets; Rev. G.
II. Marshall, of Rock Island, ILL.,, corner
East Washington and Michigan avenue; e.
IS MchoWah, OF ROCK lslailu ILL., cor
ner Massachusetts avenue and New York
street; Rev. -. G. Stewart, of Newark, N.
j.. corner Virginia avenue and Prospect
street; Rev. d. w. McQuiston of Lawrence
kan. corner Madison avenue and Morris
street; Rev. c. S. Cleland, of Philadelphia
corner Massachusetts avenue and st. Clair
street; Rev. j. Med. Hervey, of Richmond
Ind, West indianapolis, near Kentucky ay-
enu'e; Rev David McCaw, of Hanover, Ill.,
corner West and Morris streets; Rev Paul
p. Stewart of Springfield Ind, East Wash
ingtOn street near Pennsylvania Railroad
shops; Rev. Riley Little, of Chicago, COR
Nor Nnhln and Ctardnn STREETS