The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03

Of Washington: KY, will conduct devotions.
An address will be delivered by Rev. John
Potts, Of Toronto, Ont.
ON THE THIRD DAY.
The exercises on Saturday, the third day
Of the convention. will open at $50 o'clock
with sunrise love feasts at Tomlinson Hail.
Englishs Opera House and the tent. These
meetings will last for one hour. At o'clock
meetings will again be held at the tent.
Englshs Opera House and Tomlinson Hall.
At these meetings addresses will be given
| under the general topic: ''Methodism. Its
Spirit and Life" At the tent Bishop W.
X. Ninde. of Detroit, Mich, will preside.
Bishop Charles B. Galloway, Of Jackson,
| Miss, will lead the exercises al Tomlinson
Hall, and at the opera house Bishop J. +.
Hurst, OF Washington. d. c.. will be the
presiding officer. AT the tent the following
| will speak: Rev. +. II. Wallace of Toronto;
Rev. J: c. Kilgo, of Durham. n. c.; Rev.
Msesren OF Of Na5sh1is Temso anf Hail
Rev. s. A. Steel. of Nashville, Tenn: Rev.
j. w, w; Graham ira a of Toronto: Mrs. &c, Gordon
c. Woods, of FL Dorado, Kan, will de-
liver addresses. Those down for talks at
the opera house are Rev. f: NJ North. of
of Denver; Rev. ]. II. Riddell, of Winni-
peg. Manitoba; Miss Victoria Thompson. of
| Tupelo, Miss. and Rev. F. n. Upham, of
Boston: Junior League meetings will also
be held at 8 O'clock Saturday morning at
Roberts Park Church and Meridian-street
Church. The respective presiding officers at
York city, and Rev. H. NJ. Whaling, of
Austin. Tex. At Roberts Park addresses
T be K sSsn N Rsy aa w. Boas hO on a
kan. and Mrs. F. +. Carroll. Of George,
SPEAKERS will be the Mem sSRsiS o. of the
| Children in the Church." How to Conduct
Junior Meeting" Books for Boys and
grammes;," The first and last named topics
| will be discussed at the Meridian-street
| Church by Miss Marie Hardrick. of At
| Ont. The question drawer will also be
feature of these junior meetings.
The Saturday. afternoon meetings will be
lish's Opera House at $50 o'clock. The two
| general topics win be Social Righteous
and I, 5000 g. Rev LEAD
more. Nd. the Tomlinson Hall meeting. and
meeting. The tent deveons e viii be led ' by
Rev. John A: Nelson. Of Waco, Tex. Top
les viii be discussed by Rev: Luther Free
| of Chicago; Rev. E B. Chappell, of Nash
Vile. Tenn; Rev. r: ]. Elliott, of Burling-
ton Ont: and Rev ": F. Wilson, of Ham
| the speakers will be: Rev. w. j. Young,
Of Norfolk, Va; Rev. w: III, Kerr. of Brus-
Springs, Ark, and James L. Hughes, Of To-
ronto. Devotions will be led at the opera
house by Rev James LIVINGSTON, of Wind
d. w. Snider, Of Milton. Ont: Rev. R. Whit
Mount Vernon, Ia; Rev. ]. H. Mccoy. of
| Huntsville, Ala.
AT 7:45 o'clock Saturday evening temper
ance meetings will be held at the. tent. Eng
ilsh's Opera House and Tomlinson Hall.
tent meeting. At Tomlinson Hall, l.. p:
Brown. of Meridian, Tex, will preside. and
at the opera house w. H. Moss, of Dundess,
Ont, will be the leader; Rev. II. Haines-
| song service and devotions at the tent and
Rev. F. II. Wallace, of Toronto. will lead
these exercises at Tomlinson Hall. Col. W.
! II. Rowe, jr. of Montpelier, VT, and Rev
D. C. Kelly, of Nashville, Tenn, will speak
on the temperance topic at the tent. For the
Tomlinson Hall meeting Rev. James Living
| ston, of Windsor Ont; Rev. l. B. Wilson,
Rev George Stuart. of Cleveland. Tenn,
| and Rev. r. ]. Cook. of Chattanooga, Tenn,
Proctor, of Portsmouth, Va; d. d. Thomp-
son. of Chicago and Bishop Charles b. Gal
| loway, Of Jackson, Miss, will be the orators
| at the opera house.
THE SUNDAY EXERCISES.
The Sunday exercises of the convention
| will begin with holy communion at $50
| o'clock in the morning in all the Methodist
churches Of the city, conducted by the pas
tors, with such assistance as each pastor
| desires. At 1920 o'clock Sunday morning
sermons on 1.-The Spiritual Life will be
preached in all the churches. The list of
preachers will be announced later by the
local committee. At p m Sunday mis-
sionary conference viii take place at the
tent. ]. J. Maclaren. of Toronto. will pre-
side. AT the same hour missionary confer,
ences will be held at Tomlinson Hall and
| Englishs Opera House. For the latter
| meeting the presiding minister is not an
nounced. Rev. j. II. Prichett, of Nashville,
| xuil at Ia
nounced Rev. c. r. Thoburn, of Portland,
ARK ARK Rev. Rev. E. Cumming, Of sharbot Lake.
ont, and Willis w. Cooper, of Kenesha,
Wis. AT the meeting in the opera house
conduct the missionary song service and de-
votions. Addresses will be made by Rev.
J: 3. Fitzpatrick. of Toronto: Miss Maggie
| of New Haven, Conn.,; Rev. 1. w. Clark. of
| Terrell, Tex; F. c. Stephenson, of Toronto,
and Rev; Wilbur F. Sheridan, Of Pontiac.
comb Anthony, of Savannah; J. r. Mott,
of New York city; Rev. F. A. Cassidy, of
ST. ca at Sd1m,G ont and Rev. ". f. Old
The closing exercises of the convention
will be held Sunday evening at 7:45. when
| at meetings to be held at the tent, Tomlin-
son Hall and English's Opera House. AT the
latter place Bishop II. c. Morrison will
preside. AT the other meetings the presd-
ing ministers are yet TO be selected. Rev.
J o. Knott, of Washington, D. c., will lead
dS lotions at the tent; Rev. w. +. Wilson.
of Hamilton, Ont, at Tomlinson Hall.
and Rev. A. B. Leonard, Springfield, o.,
at the opera house. At this meeting Rev.
j. +. LANGLEY, of Toronto, and Rev. G. j..
Bond, of Halifax. Nova Scotia, will speak.
At the tent Bishop w. A. Caudler, of OK
| ford, Ga, and Bishop d. p. Fitzgerald, of
| Nashville, Tenn. are announced to speak.
| Rev. John f. Goucher. Rev. S. l.. Baldwin
| and Rev. George Briggs, of greensboro,
| KY, will deliver addresses at Tomlinson
| Hall