Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

che and Virginia were going down 20
the ltnrtnnEle that evening To- see Mf.
and Mre Gray. the evangollsts,
"Nirglnia's uncle. Dr. West. Will 20
with ua N she goes have asked her 10
chll hlm NJ hy telephone and go with
uH The doctor De- fnOnd W che GuyH
and ATTENDED sumo OF the meetings last
winter"
Mrs. winslow dld not say auythlng.
Her manner showed her complete dls.
approval N Nachers course and Rachel
ftlt her uuspukon bitterness.
About Z o'clock the doctor and Viz
ginin appeared, ana together the three
started for tho scene Of the White Cross
The RectanRie was tho most noiori-
Gus district in all Raymond u was IN
the territory close BY tho great railroad
shops and the packing houses The Stun
and tenement district NJ Raymond cone
nrftcd lta most wrftchod elements about
the Ngrianrle This was a barren field
used IN the summer by circus come
nnnics and wandering ahuwmon, IL
was shut in by rows u saloons, gam
bling bells and cheap. dirty boarding
and lodging houses.
Tho First church Of Raymond had
never touched the RCcinngla problem
II was too dirty. too cnnrao. Zoo sinful.
too awful, Tor close contact Let us be
honest There had been an attempt Co
cleanse this sore spot hy sending down
an occasional committee NJ singers. uf
sunday school teachers or gospel wise
liura from various churches, hut The
church ~ Raymond aH un Institution
bad never really done anything 90 mako
the ituotnngio any lees o. stronghold ~
the devil as tho years won't by
Into this heart of the coarse part ~
the aln ~ Raymond the travelling oyun-
rciiHt ana Dis brave little wife had
pitched n rUod.Hlfud tent and begun
1 NaI ~ 80
ana The evenings WeW beginning Co he
pleasant. The eNurrollHta had asked Tor
the help of christian people and had
received more than the usual amount
~ encouragement, but they felt great
need M more ana better music. DurlnE
tho meetings ou The sunday iuft gone
the assistant nt the organ had hrcn
taken llL The volunteers from the city
were few and the voices of ordinary
There will be- n small meeting Co...
night John" said his wife nu they on-
tered the tent n little after z o'clock
aun began 10 arrange the chairs and
YES think no." Mr. Gray was "a
small, energetic man. with u pleasant
voice aud the courage of a hlEhhorn
nghter he had already made friends
IN tho ncirhhprhood. and one % bis
converts. "a heavy faced man. who had
Just come In, began tn help In the ar.
Management u the seats.
II was after > o'clock when AlcNan-
der Powers opened the door ~ hlH office
and started 10 go home iio was going
70 take n car az the corner ~ the Rec
tnnFle. but a. h. neur,d u he was
aroused BY a voice coming from The
tent
n was the voice ~ Rachel Wiuslow.
n struck through bis consciousness ~
struggle over his own uurrtlnn that had
aoui him into the Divine presence Tor
an answer. lio had not yet reached "a
certainty His whole previous course of
action aa railroad man was the poor
ct possible preparation for anything
HarrinclnL and he could not yet say
what he would DO IN the matter.
HurN What was she slnFinEf How
ala Rachel Winsiow happen 10 be down
hercf Several windows near BY went
up. Some men qunrrollnE In o. saloon
stopped and listened other figures
were walking rapidly IN The direction
Of the itectanHle and the tent
surely Rachel Winal0w never was
happier IN her life She never had sung
like that ~ the First church. II was a
marvellous voice, what was IL fhn was
alnglngf Again Alexander Powers. SUI
pcrintcndsnt u tho machine shops,
paused and listened.
Where he leads me I Will follow,
Where h. leads me I Will follow,
Where he leads me I viii follow,
IN 20 with him, with him all the way
The brutal. stolid, coarse, impure lifo