The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-09

tir-s q Rossoa Common. nor The beauties
g ne nats51Ea eAgsfat We are TOO Young
city - on aaare hills than Rome saoastesi.
&ns o nIr stAte WITH IL varied and IN
es-u4led attractions
hile YOU ara II our city ! trust you
s34s SIX osst the ar ght SPOTS rather than
Ire dark oTes. ascertain for Yourselves
WFaal w. a. dong Oh she WIS., ccast along
- AFss yoa slave chosen tor yopv actlSi-
ties. Note the evidences or material.
n3oTai and religious progress. 8a3 IN -
7o4sas reTnerrhe that not ttfty years aEc,
of1 this little peninsula feroa hsseDa
vas cer1steUsa San Francisco I. WAS
Ehen scarcely a hamlet and was nDt Ia
ccfss9fate-1 into d tawn Until three years
aIJsTW ares- And lsf me r~r4sn3 ycG that
~ &eN FORK Montreal Boston @nS Wa n
irgscn we united you 10 California car
INVITATION vas broader than a city. sui
thfs morning, on oar badges. an oar HasS,
q cur arches. on our banners. in she
mowers and shrubs - our parks. ycu WILL
md inscribed fha magic wof1is which
nave induced yoI 70 leave yoEIr homes
and 70 travel thousands eg miles through
the burning heat cf Jnly. California. -
After tae applause which followed the
remarks Of Mr. wat; had s,sbSiaezi The
welcome Of the Golden Gate pastors VAS
given By Rev. John Hemnhili a. follows.
Several centuries ago a monk * Pic
ardy. a3-Gei Peter the Hermit. went -
AnI down Europe preaching a fiery cru
Saass against those aB fgpa1 tha - @UICIre
wherein The Savior Of the world was laid.
ana Ee inspired the people wherever be
Went with his own wild. weird enthusiasm.
All Europe aed 10 arms tn. aatchwoTd.
Deus Wait, p4irst from ten thousand
times Ten thousand Hips and the armies ~
thFlsteu8oTn pSecip!tatef themselves upo2
IRE HOW Land with the awful war cry.
Cod Wills It echsYing from raak 20 rank
Francis +. Clark. the Peter the Hermit
OF the nineteenth century. mas for >e%9Tas
years Been going ~ aud do@n our land
ana Other lands, preaching a far holler
crusade. kin4ilug the Sire ~ ChrfSiian Zeal
a0gi love on The altar al yours. hearts. and
new, with q few 0attaltQns Of ais mighty
army. h& has invaded California. aud we
have surrendered uucondlslons lIy- In the
name IF the pastors Of he Golden Gate.
we hs3 yo2 thrice we}c0ne. au3 Ne invoke
sisch showers Of blessings ap4n ynu ta3t
IN the coming years tne san Francisco
convention viii 81 referred 10 as the Pen
teeostal convention.
DR.. HempbiNs address was eio1ueBtly
delivered. and evoked much enthusiasm.
Lieut.. Gov. Jeter then ascended the plat
form. and in q brief. but well expressed
speech welcomed the delegates and their
friends On behalf OF the state Of Ca3ifor-
Tia,
An antherv was rcn Tered by the choir,
and in behalf of the visiting Endcasofers
Rsy Ira l.. Andrith. Of Nashville. Tenn.
responded 10 the various addresses OF Hel-
come.
The next incident was attended with
wild demonstrations u enthusiasm. IL
was the badge banner for she greatest
proportionate increase Of societies during
the last tiffeen months. which has been IN
possession Of Scotland during the past
year II was wen by ireland. and Was
presented III behalf of the United Society
by Rev. Charles 4. Dickinson. of Boston.
The junior badge banner. given for the
greatest proportionate increase IN num-
her of societies during the last twelve
months. was awarded TO Spain. and pre-
sented by W, Fl. Nogle. Of indianapolis.
II had been in the possession OF Mexico.
After singing by the choir the meeting
adjourned until evening.
IL the evening fully - 900 people listened
Ia the proceedings. The services We're con-
Quoted by Rev. Robert F. Coyle, Of oak
land. Rev. Ezra Tinker OF Washington.
II. c. leading in the devotional exercises.
The first address was delivered by Rev.
Howard 5. Russell. his subject being
Christian Endeavor Us. the saloon" He
explained at length the methods of the
.Anti-Saloon League. which he heartily in
dorsea
Rey Mr. Meyers. Of Brooklyn. then
spoke on Christian Endeavor aud Civic
righteousness.