The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
"A LARGE
DELEGATION.

Next to the elargest delegation ever
going from Delaware to the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of America
leaves this city for Providence on
Wednesday July 9th. The previous
largest Attendance was at the Con-
vention in Baltimore July 1895.
The party now composing dele
gates and visitors numbers % who
have already registered with the
Entertainment Committee in Provi-
dence Twenty-Five Of them will
leave on the II. lG train in a special
coach over the p. w. IL B. Railroad
to New York, from whence they will
take the StOnington Line OF steam
ers to Stonington. Conn, and from
thence by special coach to Provi-
dence arriving at he latter place at
$50 Thursday morning in time
for the opening Of the Convention.
The special privileges iron T. C
Pennsylvania. and the New York.
and New Haven Rail Road Com.
panes; with twelve state rooms
upon the steamer New lIdmpsh.re;
and rooms aud board at Maxcy,
aud Hope Halls Brown University,
have been secured by Rev .. G.
Buddiogton, acting Transportation
Leader for Delaware, who will ac-
company the party
The COnyentien program has the
promise of being one OF the huest O!
any previous year. The key word
OF the program is conquest.
The various aspects Of this sugses-
tive subject will be treated by
above seventy Of the most noted
men of the Baptist denomination,
including President Fauuce, of
Brown University, aud several
other College presidents.
The meetin9t will be hold in In
fantry Hall, tile first Baptist church
and Sayles hall, Brown University,
A unique feature will be President
Chapman delivering his annual ad-
dress to two audiences in different
places the same evening. THE same
topics upon the program will also DO
discussed by two sets of speakers in
different halls at the same time. An
interesting feature will be the pre-.
sentation of the Prize banners to
the winners of the different States
in the Christian Culture Courses.
On Saturday afternoon, and Mon
day and Tuesday following the al
if,I1 T. ~ p1f nt ,,Ff ha i,r
sions will be given to Newport,
Narragansett, Pier, Block Island
Boston, and Plymouth Rock. The
Steamer New Hampshire by which
the part goes from New York is u
Wilmington built boat, and is large
and elegant in all its appointments.
Leaving ficy Is North RIVER at & =.
M. Deautfu. view is afforded of
North River, New York Bay East
River, both cIL!es OF New York and
Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge, and ell.
trance 70 Long Island Sound by day
light.
The following is a list of the dele
gates and visitors who have already
registered with tho Entertainment
committees: Rev. John Shape, &.
B. Clayton, Misses Sophie Muhlhau-
sen, Eleanor Folman, Frances For
man, Rachel Oakley, Carrie Cooper,
Clarence Lawrence, Alice Lawrence
Elizabeth Dennison, Eta Mcdaniel,
Elizabeth Mcdaniel, Elsie Mcdaniel
Clara Howard, Della Brown, Rev.
u. &. BudIiugton and wife, Osmore
and Arthur Buttdington, Ralph
{. Whltena"k, Misses Salle p.
Evans; tterlie Townsend, Clara Dill,
May Heath, Laura NJ Farmer, En-
ma Wilson. Helen Brown, a. E.
Stroud.
Any others wishing to 60 should
lmmcd atcy apply to Rev. q. G.
BuddInglun, 9v7 West Fourth
street. who will give the application
! lmediute addition, aud WHO has the
olunk registration cards in order to
Secure IuadvanG: ui nrriva. in Pruyi.
deuce. Boarding rates ~ MaNcy, and
Hope Halls, Brown University Sl2J
per day. Round trip tare S7.l7, Tic.
kct good until August ljvh, by pay.
menL uI 50 cents to ioint agent 1T
Proyidenc.. State rooms ou steamer
81. GUarl uD.
nane,i IN. ulttsr
Go TO Cha>ie, II. Duh,ll for your h,t