Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-23

never caused a tear but when he
died.
Mr.. Culver, of Culver Military
tcademy. offered a brief prayer.
Memorials ofGovernor Mou MT were
offered by the railroad branch, re-
counting his valued services, and
rendering sympathy to Mrs. Mount;
also bv the executive and advisory
committee. Similar memorial with
regard to Gen. Harrison was also
read. The were on motion adopted
as the sentiment of the convention
Thomas c Day, of Indianapolis,
who served on the advisory com
mittee with Gen. Harrison spoke in
memory of the two departed mem
bers of the committee-Ger. Harri
son and Gov. Mount His tribute
was peculiarly uching from the
close acquaintance with MIR. Harri-
son, whom he pronounced great as a
statesman. great as lawyer, great
as a ChriStian-an greatest as a
Christian. He sought first the
kingdom of God and all the honors
of the world wer- given him.
Mr.. Stacy, state secretary, gave
an account of the work done bv Gen
eral Harrison and Governor Mount,
the actual service they performed in
the Y NJ c A as he knew it from
working with them as secretary. The
last meeting of General Harrison
with the committee was described in
a most dramatic manner. The les
sons drawn from the lives of these
two men are especially imposing.
The meeting closed with a PRAYER
and benedictiou by President Mills.
The following standing commi tees
for the year have been appointed:
CREDENTIALS.
C. d Hurrey. Bloomington.
Isaac Wilson, Richmond
+. b. Johnson, BLOOMINGTON.
H d. McCashie, Lafayette.
$. VI. Thomas, Evansville.
NOMINATIONS.
James L. Orr. Evansville
T. f. Neighbor, Indianapolis.
Timothy Nicholson, Richmond.
John p. Hills, Greepcastle.
c. D. Case, Terre Haute.
BUSINESS.
]. F. Habbe, Indianapolis.
NJ. S Sonntag, Evansville.
L. H. Weir, Lafayette.
G.. NJ. Wells, Craw fordsville.
Geo. E. Hiatt, BrightwoOd.
ANNUAL REPORTS.
E. P. Trueblood, Richmond.
W. A. King, Lafayette.
T. G. Crabbs. Charlottesville
+. w. Titus. Indianapo
DEVOTIONAL MEETINGS.
A W. Krumeling. Anderson.
T. G. PlerSon, Spencer.
Rey. f O. Ellis, Richmond.
RESOLUTION.
w, T. Sunley, Indianapolis.
A. l. Gotwalt, ElKhart.
A. L. Walters. lrvington.
FINANCE.
] F WallicS. Indianapolis.
A NJ. Glo,sbrenper, Indianapolis. |
NJ. E. Haggerty, Bloomington.
". ID. Collins, Richmond.
THIS MORNING.
The Bible hour was led by d. a |
of Dayton.
Miss Mays, state secretary of the |
Y. NJ, c. A, brough greetings.
The report on state officers was
The budget Of So, 500. |
md other clauses Of the report was
THE CLOSING SESSIONS.
Saturday aveveninp-FirStN Methodist
,hurch.
1:30. Song service led by Mr.. Hill
is and Male Quartet from Logans
port railroad department.
1:50 Addresses. The Achieve
nents and Future of the Railroad
Samuel Q. Pickens, |
solicitor Pennsylvania Lines, and |
Fred B. Shipp, railroad recretary in
'ernational committee.
$40. Address, The Christian |
Student appointment to King |
ION, E. l. Cotton, college secretary |
International committee.
9,15. Report of convention devo- |
.ional committee, assignments for !
Sunday, etc.
SUNDAY.
9:15. Meeting for delegates only, |
East Main Street Friends meeting
house, between fifteenth and six
.eenth streets, In charge of Prof. |
5haler Mathews.
10.30. Regular church services.
oulpits supplied by convention i.