The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
WANT ROBERTS
TO BE EXPELLED
B. Y. p. L. Convention
Adopts Resolutions.
SUNDAP NEWSPAPERS.
An Unsuccessful Effort to Bring Up
the Subject.
APPOINTMENTS FOR TODAY.
Most Interesting Exercises Held in
Different Sections of the City-In-
structive Addresses Deliver
ed-Thc Junior Excr-
cises-The Good
Music.
SUNDAP NEWSPAPERS.
APPOINTMENTS FOR TO-DAY.


1'he Sunday newspaper and Represen-
tauve Brigham H. Roberts. the much
welded Congressman from Utah, bObbed
UP screncly in the B. y. p. l.. Conven-
ton last evening The Sunday newspa-
per was evidently I'm the hands OF It's
friends, but Mr.. Roberts was given a l3-
inch shell in the shape OF resolution.
s vigorous presentation of the Soutn $
attitude toward the negro was made by
Mr. j. j.. White. of Macon. Ga, and the
applause given TO- his remarks indicated
that his audience was strongly in sym
patny with him
Several important changes We're made
| in tine appointments for to-day in the
pulpits of the city. which VIII be found
elsewhere in this issue.
| Yesterday was d'stlnctvcly workers
DAY in the convention. The day
was not So christencd but nearly all
| the addresses and conferences had "a bear
| ing on .the practical application of sug-
| gested methods and the utilization of idle
! material. or such as viii with q few more
years added become available for SER
| vice.
EARLY BEGINNING.
AS on the preceding day. the morning
! hour of devotional $3.50 o'clock-was
| given over to special services held stimuli
! taneously at four places convenient 20
/ those stopping in various sections Of the
city.
AT Richmond College chapel Rev. Daniel
| Shepardson. of Newark Ohio. had as his
topic. "The Work of the Disciple"
Rev Cornelius WoeIfkin. ID. D.. Of
| Brooklyn spoke ON Conditions and Pro-
gress' at the Firs, Baptist church
"The Disciples Power" was the topic
| at Leigh-Street Baptist church. Dr. James
| A. Francis. of New York. leading.
| AT Grace Street Baptist church. T. X.
Dayfoot A. A.. Of Port Hope ont. spoke
on ''The Believers -Four Qualifications"
AT S15 o'clock az the same places.
"pithy Discussions of Practical Prob
/ lens" took place. The general heads un-
der which the subjects We're discussed
| were. Organization" "Bihle Study
! COURSES" Missions" and 'Junior
Work"
Tnis programme was carried ont:
LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
/ S.r- Organization. Claude Kelley. san
| dusk o.. presiding
O Address. Acquisition or Dee.op-
monl-The Hours Greater Need.
an "rbe local Society" Open Con-
ference. Rapid lring-W "Our Difficult
re.- suggestions for The Solution of
Them" bl "A Question as to the Ten
ure of Omcc- should the Secretary be q
Permanent Ohccr?'
l3 "The Associated Tnion-Its Plans
and Possibilities" James *. Stewart.
Iockland. o.. president Baptist Young
Peoples Union. MAN OOD, Association.
Discussion. with reports OF working
plans
OD "The state Union-N the District
Plan. CD District Rallies lc) the An
uual Meeting; CD the Problem OF fl-
nance"
1oI5-Addrcss "Individual Discipieship-
The Ultimate Analysis of our Aim ana
Method" w. j. Williamson, Kansas CITY,
RICHMOND COLLEGE CHAPEL
Sr-Bhle Study Courses. ID. II. Cooper
perm Ind presiding Devotional service.
ID, Address "The Disciplined Chris
uan." H. H. Cooper.
W omen Conference on "Lions fra the
,,av-Cl At the start. C) Along the
| Course. (c) At the Finish. How ] over
came Them or Passed Around Them.
fD Comparison of Methods no NorN 'l
p,blc Readers Course and Sacred Litera-
1o1, Address "A Leaf From Personal
1,xnericncc" Edward NJ. Fuller Barre,
FIRST -SI5-Missions G.. T..
| pho,des New York city. ~ y, presiding
Devotional service.
0l Address. "Discipleship In Missions
20, Helpful Hints on CD Missionary
! Material Where ] Find 10 How Use
+ T., 1n Missionary meetings What AiIs
| N,..,r.9 Don't - How 90 Make
Them Full of Interest tc) Missionary
| Giving Mode. Measure. Motive.
1or5-Addross. "1Iome Missions in the
south" IT, C.. Mcconnell Lynchhurs VA.
GRACE STREET BAPTisT-N.l"-Jm-
ior Work Boston W. smith Minneapolis.
! ,ti,n nresidIng. Devotional service
! IN Paprr. "The Leader and Her Pre-.
naratlon." Mrs. H. j. T. Bishop. New York
! Cuv. y. Y.
c1 An interchange of Ideas ON Junio'
| t-rto,, work. conducted hy Miss l.. ,.
| pnshneu of Chicago I tl "The Bus-
| ness -yhen2" OO "The Prayer Meeting
| tro,- Tone2" (c) "Tho Missionary i.s-
| son-How2 Methods which Have Proved
| nelpfm The Element of Difficulty in dy
| Work"
(0 "The Workers Equipment"
Address-"Chud Conversion and Thin
| ing for Service" Boston W. Smith
| LATE BEGINNING.
The conferences were prolonged byond
| the time limit and the morning sssion
| was thirty minutes late in openir. be-
| ginning at 1915 o'clock
Two addresses were deiivere' -"The
| Disciple and the Church" hy Rev. IS. w
| Everts d. d.. and Literature an aid
TO the Disciple" by Professor p. NJ.
| Keirs.ead. OF Acadia Unverst Wolf
! Vile y. 5.
The course OF three lecturf al the
| First Baptist church. Richmon College
! Chapel and Grove-Avenue Bap church
were concluded Yesterday at noon be-
tween . and Q O'Clock. The rises were
! exposit0ry lectures on the ef tle to the
| Romans. by Rev Dir. j. NJ sitter, OF
| Crozicr Seminary, Upland Pa; "lhe
! Bible and the Monuments' hy Ira VI.
| Price Pm D.. University of nicago' ana
| illustrated Talks" by r. V. Pierce
| OF Scranton Pa.
At the afternoon servR the special
| prize hammers for iunior Y TX were pre-