Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-16


devices worked by deacon esses to bring
these foreign millions to a knowledge
Of the truth and good citizenship. She
was followed by Mrs, Isaac Jewell. who
said she had learned since she went to
California that shere is in that State a
great deal Of work for the Chinese TINT
untouched. Mrs. Field read |
touching account of great Irish |
preacher Of Chicago meeting with one |
of his countrywomen who had been |
away from home over 80 years and had |
found refuge in home Of that city.
Mr.. Tompkins had charge of the
evening holiness meeting.
The attendance was largest at the
young peoples meeting, which attracted
many people from the surrounding
country. The Rev. Asbury Burke pre-
sided, and the exercises we're entirely
choral.
During the altar service, which con.
cluded the days worship, Evangelist
Galloway made an exhortation. The
gathering lingeie ed until the penitents
Erofessed conversion, when there was
great rejoicing.
Brandywine Summit, Pa, Aug. II.
Twenty conversions constitute the
spiritual results of the Brandywine
Summit campmeeting to date
DESPITE the sultry weather, much
interest was manifested in yesterdays
services. The Rev. Robert Watt, D. D.,
served as minister in charge in the
absence Of the Rev. W. L. s. Murray,
d. d., who had gone to Wilmington to
officiate at funeral. DIR. Murray re-
turned to the camp last night.
The Rev. George r. Ton,kins led in
family prayer, and had charge OF the
| holiness meetings.
The morning sermon, preached by
the Rev. John d. g. Hanna, ID. D.,
was stirring. 1.-THE Need of the
Church. was his theme, and Acts
], his text but We shall receive
power, after that the Holy Ghost is
come upon YOU" A solo, HE is the
One,' by j. B. Mckay, followed the
sermon.
The Rev. J. Wheelington Jones pre-.
sided at the children's meeting, and
DIR. Watt made the address.
The Rev. j. W. Easley preached a
fine sermon 10 the afternoon. His
topic, 1.-THE World and the Individual, "
was suggested by Galatians 6, IA: but
God forbid that should glory, save in
the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by
whom the world is orucified unto me,
and unto the world"
An address by the Rev. Alonzs W.
Davis and duet, "Shall you, Shall
l." by Mrs. Thomas Benson and Mis-:
May Taylor, were pleasing features Of
the young peoples meeting. at which
the Rev. Asbury Burke presided.
Evangelist Galloway. assisted by all
the ministers on the campgrounds. con
Quoted the altar service. In response
: to his exhortation, seven penitent:
knelt at the altar, six Of whom pro
, fessed conversion.
. Brandywine Summit, Pa, Aug. Ii
Five thousand people thronged tn
1 Brandywine Summit campgrounds yes
5 terday, and, despite the great heat wave
Q they had pleasant time. In the morn
= ing, zephyrs famed the crowd Assem-
s bled on the high ground at the entIanc
/, to the grove to greet arriving friends; il
n the afternoon, the humidity was op
i pressiye, but at night, the atmosphere
g conditions were delightful.
!. Comparatively few Wilmingtonian
Q visited the camp their absence wa
a so noticeable that it frequently was til
IS subject Of comment. Most of the visit
10 ors came from Philadelphia and til
!, country adjacent to Brandywine Sum
D. nit.
a Many politicians were present, an
some of them quietly performed mis-
It sionary work. Among the Office seeker
l. and political workers were Winfield S
T. Quigey, Frank A. Mitchell, Tboms
s. Lewis, William R. Finn, Harve
70 Hotfecker, Samuel A. Mcdaniel, Willia
le A. Talley, William Green, Isaac Bower
ID Joseph E. Martin, William File, New
Clowney, H. Clayton White, Stansbul
IN j. Wiley aud Francis S. Bradley.
to All the services were interesting, ar
to the tabernacle and the pavilion wei
It. crowded with attentive listeners. III
ct sermons were greatly appreciated.
lit The success of the big Sundi
n. services was gratifying to the Rev. '
L. s. Murray, ID. D., the ministers
charge of the camp, and in fact to q
in who passed the day here.
THE ORDER OF WORSHIP.
On Worship began at 1890 a. M, al
a. continued almost constantly until
nd p. m.
VI. DR.. Murray had charge of the lov
IL feast.
he The Rev. Robert Watt, d.
no preached the morning sermon. "T
sal Bondage of Corruption was his su
las ieot, and Romans 8, 81 his text: IF
re- cause the creature itself also shall
la delivered from the bondage of Q,
ne. ruption into the glorious liberty Of
Ok children of Cod
, a The Rev. j. Wheelington Jones
CO. the children's meeting, the exercises
css which consisted Of an address
"a "Giants" by DR.. Watt and singing
ere the Juveniles.
sry j. H. Golf conducted the afternc
ted holiness meeting.
ern The afternoon sermon was preach
be- by the Rev. Ralph L. Coursey. IVA
lu- ing With God" was his topic, Q
mi. Genesis ), "a his text: "And En-,
in walked with God, and he was not,
lis God took him.
be- The Revs. George R. Tompkins I
nee Alonza W. Davis, who had gone to v
ur- mington in the morning, the former
)ne preach in st. Paul's Church and
, Of latter to supply the pulpit Of Tn
ned Church, returned to camp in tint
ell, participate in the evening holir
oh, meeting; Mr., Tompkins presided,
al, Mr.. Davis made,an address.
;au- The Rev. Asbury Burke directed
D. young peoples meeting, the exero
for of which were entirely choral.
and The Rev. James Grove preached
evening sermon. 1.-The Philosoph
had Salvation" was bis theme, and HEIR
Mr.. 2, his text: .How shall we escape
nd we neglect so great salvation; who
for the first began to be spoken by
the Lord, and was confirmed unto US
de- them that beard him. y
Evangelist Galloway delivered
nm | aYhnrtatinn at tha altar sarrica