Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-09

gift Thanks be unto
God, Who causeth us always to triumph
through our Lord Jesus Christ
Thanks be unto God, who giveth us
the victory through our Lord Jesus
Christ
Stand up Stand up for Jesusl
Ye soldiers of the cross;
Lift high His royal banner,
1t must not suffer loss.
From victory unto victory
His army shall He lead
Till every foe is yanguished,
And Christ Is Lord indeed.
Stand up! Stand up for Jesusi
Standin His strength alone;
The arm of flesh will fail you
Ye dare not trust your owni
Put on the gospel ermor,
And, watching unto prayer,
Where duty calls or danger,
W BE never wanting there.
Stand up Stand up for Jesus,
The strife will not be long;
This day, the noise of battle,
The next. the victor's song,
To him that overcometh
A crown Of life shall be;
He with the King of Glory
Shall reign eternally"
The prayer following the sermon was
made by James @. Morrow OF Will.
mington and, after another season Of
song, the audience was dismissed with
the benediction, pronounced by MIR.
Schall.
Brandywine Summit, Pa, Aug. a.
The Braudywine Summit cappmeeting
yesterday little" Sunday excelled in
every respect the oampneeting held
| hara m nru pprracrnpiipu Sunday osnpo
| the two-Sunday Elan was introduced,
and the attendance yesterday exceeded
the attendance of "big" Sunday last
year.
| If yesterdays large attendance, esti-
mated at 5000, is an indications of re-
| viving interest in this pleasant resort,
the attendance next Sunday ("big"
Sunday, provided the weather oondi-
lions are favorable, will surpass the
big" Sunday gatherings Of recent
years.
The temperature was considerably
below the seasonal average. the services
we're enthusiastic and the throng was
orderly. The behavior was charitable !;
there was no promenading in the circle
during worship, ropes did not have to
be stretched across the avenues adjoin-
ing the tabernacle, as in previous years,
and no policemen were on duty.
Last night, DIR. Murray, the minister
in charge, and the camp managers were
jubilant over the red-letter day.
THE DAYS ROUTING.
The revival fires were lighted Satur-
!, day, when two persons professed con.
, version, and their lustre was undimmed
yesterday.
| The lovefeast, the first service of tbs
day, DR.. Murray presiding, was season
, of song, prayer and Christian testimony
, The sermons were highly appreciated
/ This Rev. Vaughn s. Collins, principa
Z Of the Wilmington Conference Academy
8 Dover, preached in the morning
: Ezekiel AZ, liz was his text, and 'Th,
+, River OF Life" his theme. The Rev
b William Writ King, d. D., pastor o
y Grace Church, Wilmington, presohet
t in the afternoon. His topic, 9Th
g Beauty of God,'' was suggested b,
= Psalm XC, IT. Fine music was fur
% nished at these services BY a large choir
It directed by the Rev. Francis Dowlin
b with Mrs. Thomas Benson and Normal
!, Winner accompanying. The specia
!. number at the morning service was
10 solo and chorus, There's no Love Liz
!, His Love for Me- Mrs. Benson sing
It ing the solo part. Wonderful Peace,
IT sung by Mrs. L. W. Jordan, was th
n musical feature at the afternoon SCI vice
j; Mr.. Collins had charge of the chi
> dren's meeting, which was deeply inter
n esting.
r The holiness meetings were unde
y the leadership of Walter Smalley an
it the Rev. Alonza W. Davis.
!. The choir sang delightfully."- at th
,r young peoples meeting, which wa
ID conducted by the Rev. Asbury Burk,
L. Two quartets, BE Still and Know.
a by Mrs. Benson, Miss May Taylor, Nj
l. Collins and G. Harry Taylor, an
IN 1.-THE Lord is My Shepherd" by M
ut and Mrs, Benson, Miss Taylor ar
!. William Todd, were the specialize
~ The meeting closed with an earnest o:
hortation by Mr.. Burke. While ii
a audience was dispensing, few poop
re who had gathered at the altar sar
no hymns, continuing until the tabernac
It, had refilled, those who had gone OF
b. having been asked to return. when II
= most powerful meeting held yesterdi
to was started. The Chautauqua salu
ii. was givsu, matchmaking and shoutil
Ily were INDUCED in and other crowd hol
re ing means were employed. The OIL
RI fashioned demonstration concluded
3. bedtime. -
IT, The collections taken throughout Il
of day aggregated 800. d. ~
nd Japanese lanterns adorned many ten
Of last night, adding picturesqueness
nd the scene.
mt
no Brandywine Summit, Pa, Aug. q.
ey The storm, which began at 6 o'olo
Dr. last evening and continued until mi