The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-14
ARMY SENDS An ORATOR
SALVATION ARMY WILL HAVE A
SERIES OF MEETINGS BY
BRIGADIER BRENGLE
SEVERAL TALKS BY DANIEL
Archdeacon of Kurdistan VIII
Speak This Week at the
Pilgrim Baptist
Church..

Br1gadfer >. IL. Brengle, who Will speak
at the Salvation Army barracks, 266 East
Seventh street, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, was born in Indiana In
$780, His father was an officer in the
Union army, and lost his life at Vicks-
burg. The hr'igadier graduated from De
PAW university, Greencastle, Ind. in
1853. He was a member of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity, and represent
ed his chapter in the national convention
at Brown university in 1882. He was also
active in college Y. M c. A. work, and
represented his university in the inter
national convention in Milwaukee in
1853. He was particularly interested in
the study of oratory, gaining all the
prizes given by the university, and was
its representative in the state oratorical
contest in 1855.
1t was while stsldying theology in Bos-
ton university, where ne was a clasSmate
of Profs. Coe and Hayes, of Evanston,
and Dean Briggs, of Denver university,
that he met the Salvation Army. which
he joined in 1857.
He spent six months in England. pass
ing through the London Training home.
On returning to the United States he
was stationed at number of corps in
New England, was almost killed in Bos-
ton by tough who nearly Drained him
with a brick; was district officer of
Maine, New Hampshire, West Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island districts:
general secretary Of the Northwestern
chief division, and also of the Central,
! with headquarters in New York. Last
| summer he was sent by Commander
Bocth-Tucker to represent the army at
the National Christian Endeavor conven-
ton in San Francisco, and was then ap-
pointed national spiritual special
The brigadier is one of the armys best
known writer's on spiritual subjects, and
is author of that interesting book, Help
to Holiness" published at the interna-
tional headquarters.
Mrs. Brengle who is a Vassar college
girl, was converted in the Salvation
Army while travelling in Europe, and is
a most devoted army worker She is
also well known army writer, and the
author of three books published by the
army.
Archdeaeon Daniel, of Kurdistan.
Asia, will conduct a series of Gospel
meetings at Pilgrim Baptist church. illus
trated with fine stereopticon views and
national costumes, and will be assisted
by the pastor, Mr. Arthur. The meetings
will begin on Monday, Oct 15 at D.
M, daily
Archdeacon Daniel will explain all
about the costumes and peculiarities of
the Mohammedan, Kurds, Persians, Tur-
k1sh devil and Fire Worshippers. the
people of those religions-men, yelled
women, priests of many different re-
Hg1ons, marriage ceremonies, with bride
and other wonderful pictures, and some
descriptions of Christian work carried
on in those lands. Archdeacon Daniel
has Travelled over LOG, eco miles in Eli-
rope, Asia, America and Africa. and lis
a good speaker
Archdeacon Daniel was himself in the
late Armenian massacre of 1885, and was
prisoner for eight months in Turkey,
and he has seen how they kill and rob
Christians in those lands, being himself
robbed and wounded nearly twenty
times. YgE :
All seats free. Everybody welcome
With this evening the first of a series of
SIX lectures, or rather talks, will be given
at the Church of the Messiah Univer-
saist st. Adams and Holly avenue. The,
lectuccs viii be delivered by the pastor
and viii tr; at Of foreign missionary wor K
Practical lessons will also be drawn.
bearing on church work at homes ana
OIL daily Fife. The subject for this even
ing will be Japan and Its Religion
Rev. f. b. Cowgirl, of the First M. E.
church, will lead the meeting of the
Young Peoples Bible class, in the Y. III.
{. a. rooms Monday evening. The aver
age attendance at these meetings has
been over ZOO
Sunday school rally day will be oh
served at Plymouth church today. The
morning sermon will be addressed espa
cially to parents, and special exercises
Will be held at the noon Sunday school
hour.
There will be meeting for men in the
auditorium of the Y NJ c. A. rooms at
4 p. m. today. Rev M. George Daniel
Will give an address on the customs and
rehgien OF the people in his native
province and country, Kurdistan, Tur-
key. The talk viii be illustrated by about
seventy lantern views
union of the Young Peoples Alliance
OF the Twin Cities will be held toda,y at
the Evangelical Association church, Pine
street and Van Slyl1e court Services wi
be In the afternoon at 2.30 and In the
evening at I;30. A feature of the meet
1ng viii be the presence OF Rev. G.. Helm
miller, -of Cleveland, o., editor of the
Christiehe Botschafter and general sec
rotary of the alliance. He will SNEAK At
poth services. Special music will beEren
dered.
The second of the series of Sunday con
cert will be given at the Bethel boat this
this evening. The programme will be in
charge of Miss Martha Neal
The Aid Society of the Memorial Luz
theran Church, It's Iglehart street. VIII
tender reception Thursday evening to
the pastor and Mrs. Haupt at the church
parsonage.
The annual rally of Grace NJ. E. Sun
day school will be held at noon t>1ay
Each scholar is expected to be presenf
and answer to roll call. DR.. Rule will de-
liver short address, and the pastor. DR..
Ashcraft, will review the lesson.
Today is a festival Sunday at the
Church of the Messiah, and in connection
the harvest festival will, be observed
The church will be elaborately decorated
with fruits, grains and flowers, and there
will be special music by the choir To-
day is also the first anniversary of the
ministry of the present rector.
At st. Marks chapel, Highwood, this
afternoon will be observed as "Children's