The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-15

A mass meeting 0f Epworth Lea
euers was held at the salt Lake the
atre al $50 last evening, and visiting
ministers occupied the pulpiJs OF many
Of the churches.
The meeting brought out throng
shat filed the parquet, dress circle ana
first balcony of that historic old edi-
fee. and several noted divines and
League workers of the country were
heard in five and ten-minute talks
Rev A. Fl. Henry of the First Meth
0iisJ church presided, ana at the open
ing d couple OF selections were rendered
by the QUdT-ettt composed OF ministers
from the northern Indiana conference
These were t,.roWed Oy some rCIsing
hymns and an Onening prayer by Ut.
j L. L=ilOCh, superintendent or the
Utah missions
Rev. T. u. Hunt welcomed the vls-
i2rs 10 Utah and greeted them as the
representatives. of more than I0OO,OO
members ~ the EpwOrth League. he
spoke briefly of the work in Utah, and
CLOSED by bidding them gOdspeed on
tleir journey. He was followed hy B.
/. Cor1s, state president of the Chris
uaR Endeavcr societies in Utah
The first response came from A. Z.
Crew, general secretary Of the cana
dian Leaguers- Among other compH-
meuiary- and witty remarks or me
speaker, he related that when the
Canadian daIegation touched United
States soil they were met by a tnrong
tlat chsered them Justify. Then they
began 90 sing Ny COun Try us OF
Thee. and we tried 10 holy them OUT
--.s,rr they set through we started God
SaTe our Gracious King, ana they
tHel TO help us, but neither size mad
much The best OF it He had hearo
he remark ttct this nation cong oined
win Grea, Bra, am could whip the
world IL would nave been better. ne
aought. 10 have - q that com Dlnec
they could save the world, Both ccIn-
'les were working together for Jesus
tlIlS1s and he had no doubt Hnal such
void always he the case
rev Nj. H. Lichlighter Of PltJSDurg
s-d George J.. DOuSheTiy. secretary OF
V Kansas state league followed, Wnen
rs Dr. Plummer sang j Know Ihas
Ay Redeemer Liveth."
Tue last speaker was d. F. L. Ihorp
@ Bcc0klyn. and it was evident that
2 4d taken ms the service at the tab
viscle and listened 20 Dr.. Taimage' s
.5aaon. for during his remarks he TOOK
weston 90 refer 10 the latter's ideas
aesrning CONTINUOUS revelation from
,lf Almighty. The revelations we
80 said ire. ''a.e contained IN the
nae There IS only one book of reve-
IONS ard there is only one Bible, and
Ne'e win be no more revelations only
q hey come from mat book.
First Methodist.
1 Jhe First Methodist church yes
,5u3y morning the visiting Leac GERS
'esan TO arrive so ea~ly that the lsgu-
e sunday school services he'd to be
e.aadoned. Instead o. the usual class
1liS quite number OF visitors we're
.-fo1uced and the hour was filed with
o-iei remarks on the progress of school
eng society work.
Al the regular church service the
tenoou meeting was addressed Try
=. - y. Dawson. pastor of thu Sc
ia II. y. church at Omaha. while
D. L. Johnson Of PittsbUrg
t.tacned a sermon in the evening Oh
--es suggested by the STORY OF the
H.2dlgal son
he cnurch having been thrown ODen
headquarters for the visiting Lea
sf.ES a great crowd attended each ser
though q desire to see and enter
= le IMAM one o. the churches resulted
- constant coming and going Of q
-oh Of me congrega tons.
Lin Methodist Church.
: il.4aere was an interesting service al
s. ttI- SlelhodisJ church last evening
g -olo1 0f the visiting EpSs3-th Lea
g. - a. which number of interest
- a1ittsses were delivered by min
- passing through the city. There
prS, 49, a special programme OF masiC
s.aIf me direction of Mrs Kate Bride
~ Anderson.
- meeting vas presided over he
tbs ~ l. tseiiCh. suoerinrendent oi
49, ~ mission. and trief addresses
1eiiFered on different phases q