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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

Minneapolis people will be interested
to know that Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hun
ter's work in the Fourth Presbyterian
church of New York, is in a most pros
porous condition. DR.. Hunters church
will seat about 1000 people; yet there
is considerable waiting list Of men
and families anxious to secure pews in
the church. Some Of these have been
waiting for month or more and the
prospect of their. being provided for
does not seem to brighten. It is an
evidence, Of the sincerity Of their de-
sire to enter DR.. Hunter church that
they continue patiently to wait.
The Fourth Presbyterian church is at
Ninety-frst street and West End ave-
nue., we'll up town but in very de-
sirable, tho thickly settled part Of the
city. The church is d fine stone struct.
ure in the Gothic style and is very
handsomely furnished. The congrega-
tion is an attractive one in every re-
spect. A parsonage, in the same style
Of architecture as the church adjoins
the church and is a very commodious
and comfortable home. ~ AS @
DR.. and Mrs. Hunter, and their son
Bertrand, who is now away at prepare
tory school, are all in excellent health
and enjoy life and work in New York
Bertrand is making arfne record in his
school work. d, 20. = r.. 80
DR.. Hunter, himself, since coming
east has developed a strong interest az
a collector of old chinaware. He has
made himself master of the subject
and devotes his Monday holiday to his
fad, visiting the old china shops ani
the auctions which are. prominent par
of New York life almost every week
His collection already has reached con
siderable proportions and is one tina
would attract attention almost any
where. Many of his fine pieces hav,
been picked up during his summer vaca
tions in Maine and during visits to Con
necticut. r., g>/G +.
| DR.. and Mrs. Hunter look forward t.
a visit among their friends in Mime
apolis with keen interest, but canno
yet say when they will be able to real
ize their wishes in that direction. Bot
speak of their love for Minnesota wit
deep feeling and Minnesota, people VIII
visit Dr. Hunters church are made col
daily welcome both to. the church an
to the doctors home. *
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and Pleasant avenue In the morning
the pastor, Rev. Stanley B. Roberts,
will conduct communion services, when
"a number will be received into the
church. At $3.50 Evangelist Tom
Mackey will address great mems
meeting. His subject GA Message to
Men In the evening Mr.. Mackey.
will have charge Of the service. The
meetings have been very successful up
to date, and Mr.. Mackey will continue
them all this week.
A new feature in the life of Wesley
church is introduced in the holy COM
munion service at 10 o'clock, preceding
the morning worship. This is done in
order not intrude this sacred service
upon those who are not church mem
bers, and therefore are not interested
in it. The communions at Wesley are
very large, and there is also very
large number Of people not church
members in the congregation. The
choir will render the communion an
thems as usual and the regular sermon
will be at the usual time upon the sub
ject: "The TRANSPORTATION of Sor-
row. In the evening DR.. L. T. Guild
will preach upon GA Cripple at
Oourt;'' another Of those fittings Of the
Old Testament. scriptures to modern
life Of which his congregation express
es SO much appreciation.
At the Trinity Baptist church this
morning the ordinance of the Lord s
supper will be observed, and the pas
tor will preach upon "The Testimony
Of Jesus to Himself. - Sunday even.
mos in March DR.. Crandall will preach
upon "Some Virtues that Help to Make
Life Worth the Living" and the first
Of the series, this evening, will be upon
Honestly =
The Central Baptist church has dis
continued its quartet choir and hereaf
ter the congregation will, be lead by q
single musical director, Ernest Hedman
who has been engaged for this purpose
Mr.. Hedman is himself trained solo
list. This morning he will sing "The
Prodigal Son." by Henry Parker; il
the evening, "sion," by Paul Rodney
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EARLY DAY CIRCUIT RIDERS
They Were Men of Great Power and
Wrought Marvellous Results.


Wrought Marvellous Results.
Eugene Wood in "The Old-Time Re-
vival," in the March Everybody's.
Never before was there such q
spreading of the gospel. The aureoled
saints that converted Europe were but
q feeble folk beside them, slow mo-
toned, temporizing. They were I'M
learned men, these Circuit riders. As
one Of them has said, they murdered
the kings English at every lick, - but
they had power given unto them to
move the hearts Of men, such power
as we can only estimate by first reading
the accounts Of the camp meetings in
the "airly days." and then going to a
modern one, thinly attended and only
by the very old, at that, and deadly
with q dullness that no brass quartet,
or hired singers Of religious ballads,
or frequent jingling of tawdry gospel
hymns can Tighten in the least degree.
In the old days whole settlements
were utterly deserted to attend camp
meeting, and if the rowdies came and
brought their whiskey bottles and
made disturbances, that was good times
in religion. A mighty power could
smite them senseless to the ground, if
not the preacher g fist on ''the burr of
the ear, as Peter Cartwright calls it.
(Says he: IT did not permit myself
to believe that any man could whip me
till it was tried,,' But the mighty
power could always be depended on,
and if "the slain Of the Lord did not
keel over by the hundred under his
preaching, the Circuit rider examined
his heart to. find out why.
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Morning: wells Of salvation'' evening, a
ST. JAMES 1915 Eighth. avenue ss)-Professor
Scores re + Wade eve Morning 4 asaoa p 1
preach; Sunday club $3.50 pm.
TRINITY W. 4. shannon. Morning Miss
Emma Blackstock Of Toxic, Japan, will occupy
tss g2Rt fzsRa TN X pastor w
evening, How to Remain Wicked
wEsLEY-Rev. L.. T. Guild. Morning., 1.-The
pie at Court Holy communion at 10 am,
preceding the morning service
LUTHERAN.
AuGusTANA corner Seventh street and Eleventh
avenue s)-Rev. C.. j.. Petri. Morning. us
Your Name written In Heaven ~ Evening.
Behold the Lamb Of Cod, communion and re-
& O'Clock pm English Sunday school at 9
an: Swedish Sunday school at 1876 Pm p;m
nm .h B. Thy iS SING MoEn nen
ing service (Norwegian) at AS: selected song
by ACarl Void. John w. Arctander's Bible
class will meet at 1910. Both Sunday schools
ST. a ar IS (English, John Keehley. Morn
ts Of ehiidren RECEPTION osa
ministration Of Lords Supper" Evening.
How to Keep Profitable Lent" Services vice,
Morning, "The Christians Power Over Satan. =
Evening, Rev A.. =. D. Haupt of Memorial
church. st. Paul. will preach on How to Keep
a Profitable Lent The Salem Brotherhood
meets on Tuesday evening, March 6. for con-
sideration of the different Lutheran natfonali-
ties. .
ST. JOHNS German -Rev. Paul G. pawidat.
Morning. Christ the True Goldman: Sunday
school II to /; evening. AS, Threading the
Winepress Alone
BAPTIST.
FIRsT-Dr. W. B. Riley. Morning, ninth ami.
yersary sermon. Evening Heaven and He'll;
Are They Real or Imaginary 2" VS.
CALVARY (Blaisdell avenue and Twenty sixth
4 street)-Dr. Fowler Morning, t'The Divine
Ideal Of Salvation; evening, "a Great Cues
| ton and Plain, Answer Communion OF
LORDS supper and reception OF members al
/ morning service. Fl
FREE Corner Nicollet avenue and Fifteenth
Rev. r. r.: KEENAN,. Morning, THE Value Of
Symbols. /" communion service and reception OF
members; evening, ..Incarna tons
| sNORWEGIAN-DANISH (corner Seventh stree
| and Thirteenth avenue S)-Rev, Gustav.
Melby. Morning and evening sermons Com
| m,nion after evening services. 81
FoURTH-Rev. G. F. S Holt Morning. 9Th
Golden candlesti e Gods Grace snfncien
of the Flowers - "a ~
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FIFTH AVENUE corner s2d st and 5th av s.
Rev. J. E. Smith. Morning. Exalted to
evening, sNiy own Master: Good singing at
LOWRY H1LL-Rev. Henry Holmes Morning,
$ 1920; evening, c. i. service at $50; illus
trated address on .'Rambles in Bible Lands
,P1LGRIM-Rev F. A. Sumner Morning com
munion service and. reception of new members;
evening, The unruly Member"
communion and annual offerings for aged min
listers; evening. Resisting the Devil.s,
OPEN D9oR-7Rey; walter 9. Carlson. Morn.
evening, The Cities Of Refuge
LINDEN H1LLs-Rev. P. A. Cool. Morning,
Educated for Heaven; evening, 1.-THE Chris
tian Conscience"
FREMONT AvENUE-Rev. C. A. Hilton, pastor.
Morning, reception to members and, commun-
ion; evening, worship with sermon by pastor.
FIRST-Rey Clement e. Clark. Morning ~serv-
short OF
Christ evening the last IL In the series
METHODIST.
MINNEHA1IA corner Fostieth avenue, and
Fifty second street S)-Rev. G. n. Heard
Morning. the holy communion Of the Lord'e
supper. evening. The Hiding OF the Soul
s1MPsoN-Rev. John h. Miller. Morning, thu
regular sermon will be preceded by ser
Great Riches; evening, 'The Sabbath Prob
LEM: quar- terly conference and official board
meeting on Wednesday evening next.
F0WLER-Rev. James Montgomery. Morning
'The Man Who Is Sometimes Up and Some
times Down; evening "Old Siena-Italy
seventh address In series on Spain and Italy
NORTH CHURCH Fremont avenue and Forty
fourth avenue N)-Rev. L. A. Willsey. Morn
ing, sacrament of the Lords supper will b,
! adninist tered there will be no evening service
owing to there being address delivered b.
Quincy Lee Morrow at the church at pm
The Rpworth League service win follow tn
address by Mr.. Morrow.
PARK AvENUERev G. g. yaIlentyne Morn
ing. sermon by the pastor: evening. Quinc,
Lake sTREET-Rev; 7. ". Stout. Morning
| 1.-THE UnsDeakable Leopold with an accoun
Of the Congo atrocities; evening, Miss Ell
Blackstpck, missionary from Japan, will tel
/ of her experiences in that wonderful country
/ FOREST HEIGHTs-Rev Charles Sumner Davis
/ Morning Spiritual Consciousness; Its Posi-
/ biltties in Development; evening .spiritua
Consciousness, the Disastrous Outcome of II
i Neglect"
i Foss corner Eleventh avenue N and Sixt
street)-J. w. Heard. Morning, The Spiri
Of Investigation first In series on t.Old an
4 New Views of the Bible evening, How
! Obtain an Appetite OF Righteousness. =
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HUNDREDS ARE AIDED
Union City Missions Report Shown
Help In February.

The February report Of the Union
City Mission, issued by Assistant Super
intendent George M. Callahan yester.
day, tells its own story, as follows:
Meals furnished men from the city
poor department., 254; paid for by citi-
zens, So; paid for by work done, 81;
furnished free, $50; lodgings paid for
by dodgers, 1884; paid for by city poor
department, 55; paid for by citizens,
Il; paid for by work done, %; fur
nished free, 56; baths furnished free,
165; men who washed and dried gar
ments, 30; odd jobs obtained for men,
.95; for women, %; meetings held, 80;
attendance, 1856; requests for spiritual
assistance, 235
Thru the woman's work exchange
thirty -four families were reached. The
report of this department in detail is:
Families on beneficiary list, 81; women
furnished work, 18; men and women
given clothing, 81; representing child
rem furnished clothing, 260; garments
given in exchange for work, IT'S; gar
ments given free, 276; value of gar.
ments made by women, $500; value of
garments given free, $60.95; garments
sold for cash, 200; cash received for
same and waste, $40; total number of
garments given out during month, GA;
bags and packages of cast off clothing
received from citizens, So.
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Baptist Church Notes.

. The Minneapolis Baptist union will
meet Wednesday evening, March 7, in
Trinity church. At 6:45 dinner will
be served by the ladies' of Trinity
church, followed by short addresses by
Carey Emerson and DR.. Fowler. ~
The address Of the evening will be
given by Rev. William J. Williamson,
3D., Of the Third Baptist church, St.
Louis, who will be the guest of the
union and speak upon tThe EvangeH-
zation of a Great City,. The quartet
Of Calvary Baptist church will render
the music of the evening",
DR.. Fowler Of Calvary Baptist church
will give the evening address at the
semiannual meeting Of Young People s
Societies Of Iowa, which meets at Mus.
catine, Iowa, March ~, Is and IA.
Special meetings will be held in Cal
vary Baptist church, commencing Sun
day, April g. DR.. Fowler will be as
sisted by Rev. w. Edgar Woodruff of
North Carolina, who has recently been
appointed state evangelist for the Bap:
lists in Minnesota. .#-%E.
This evening the Calvary chorus, un.
der the direction of Mrs. Henry w
Jones, will sing "Like as Heart,'' by
West, and DR.. Fowler will speak or
"a Great Question and Plain An
swer.'
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TRINITY-Rey. Latham A. CrandalL Morning.
.'The Testimony. Of Jesus to HIMSELF even,
for the Thursday evening meeting. .The Meas.
urements Of Success in Church Work.
EPISCOPAL.
ST. MATTHEW'S Corner Fillmore and Twen-
ty-ffth avenue. Rev. James Trimble. Morn
lowed Be Thy Name s'The Hindrsnces to
ST. rG MARRs o1 PsRo-cArHEDRA1-s am, holy
sermon. by Vicar Hills: 7:45 pm. evensong
and sermon by Vicar Haupx
holy communion. 8 am: service and sermon,
1920 am. Sunday school, II M; evening
service at 7:45 pm. Lenten service Wednes-
day, 7:45 pm, Friday, pm.
CHRIST CHURCH-Rev Andrew D. Stowe.
Morning service and holy communion at lo:3O
an; Sunday school at II m. {; evening service,
1880 pm. Lenten service Wednesday, p.m.,
GETHsEMANLR Irving P johnson. Morn
ing, holy communion. 8 and 1920; Sunday
ST. sehP1 sxsanE anin and Bryant
nues Rev Theodore Payne Thurston, rector
Holy communion a.m.; Sunday school e:4s
munion, IL M; evensong and sacred cantata,
"Penitence, Pardon and Peace pm.
HOLY TRIN1TY-Rev. Stuart B. Purves. Holy
1 ers sG an 1919 Historic
tinuity Of the Episcopal Church.
UNIvERsALlsT.
FUTILE MEMORIAL-William f. Ryder
Mr.. Ryder will preach both morning and even
CHURCH aIt OF THE REDEEMER-Rev. Joseph K
Mason. Morning 1.-THE Power of an Endless
| Life'; evening. True and False Salvation
A special musical program will be given a
the Lenten vespers at 7:30.
ALL S0ULS-Professor Perkins. Sunday schoo
at ~ M; Y. P c. u, g pm.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
| Rev. G. j.. Tanner. Services both morning an,
/ evening.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
cTERIsTIAN sc1ENcE-An churches, ''sub
! stance"
! UNITARIAN.
NAZARETH (English)-Rev. Amandus Norman
r Morning. The Coming Creed";, evening, lee
ture on the Mosaic Code of Law The MAJ
4 areth church has decided for the present. q
/ least. to have English service the first Sunda
Il every month.
.IFIRsT-Eighth street and Mary place. Rev. +
i Stanton Hodgin. Morning, Significance
Il Prayer, being the third Of series of Sur
Il day morning sermons on Rational Religion
u Sunday school at Il ID.
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PRESBYTERIAN

PRESBY ERiAN =.
BETHLEHEM-R Stanley r. Roberts DID.
members; evening, Evangelist Tom Mackey
Will have charge of services. Mems meeting
STEWART OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES avenue and
Morning, Heart Troubles :, evening, Les
mon Of special interest to young men, -.
F1FTH-Corner Lyndale and Fourth avenues n.
e eeE Rus receeon Of Megnng
evening Duty in the Face Of PERIL Y. P.
VS., s. G, p NEE meets at pm M
Greatest Gift to the World: evening. The
TIE e Lords DIS: supper with be administered at the
close of morning service Christian hndeav-
HOPE Of; ''S eHAPE1-,so7 washington avenue N.
Rev. Harry G. Finney. Evening, The Worth
Of Life" Solo by Dr. Earl R. Hare
Ghn
tolic types; evening. why. Whom ana How
yA M ERis1fs MEMoR1AL-Rev. w, o.
wallace Morning The ch%rsh,s Resources ssouIcs
[ Good music at all the services.
FIRsT-Dr. James Wallace president Of Mac
alester college sye m an Bood
street and Ma Ha%
morning and evening. Christian Endeavor
BETHANY loak and Essex streets SET J
McCrossan. Morning, The !, jupiter n,n o. .ht
ne third Of series on '.The Life and Times
of Joseph
CONGREGATIONAL
PLYMoUTH-Rev. Leavitt n. Hallock. Morn
ing, "a Dominant Faith; communion ane
reception Of members; evening, MendelssohI
musical services, Forty second Psalm. chof
and chorus
| communion and reception OF new members
| evening, third in series on ''Seven Importan
Decisions in Life Your Choice OF Col
LYNDALE (corner Lake st and Aldrich av 81
| Rev. c. E. Burton. Morning, Mystery o
Divine Fellowship communion and reception
of members; evening, "Neyermore, :. medita
l ton. ls5z
PARK AVENUE corner Park and Franklin avs
| Rev. G. S. Rollins, DID. Morning. Save
| to Save communion and reception of mem
bers; evening, The Truth About Congo Ere
rHiRTY.EIGHTH sTREErRev. George p. Al
| brecht Morning, 1.-THE Measure of Love,
communion and Reception of Members; ever
S, ing, Enlisted for the War. g rs.
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Epworth League Notes.

Minneapolis Epworth leaguers will
entertain the St. Paul chapters at First
church on Tuesday evening, March 10.
A musical program will be provided
and st. Paul City union is arranging to
bring a good many. 49,.
A district nominating committee has
been named to report for the May cleo
ton and includes C. R. Ellis as chair
man, Gertrude Power, Charles H.
Briggs, c: K. saue and and 1. 4: s Smith il :
bury hospital this afternoon owing to
the inability of Bloomington Avenue
league to take charge. .
At the devotional service ,of the Thir-
teenth Avenue league, this evening, F.
R. Wilson will sing "The Better
Land. ~ This chapter will have roller
skating party at the Nicollet rink next
Wednesday from 1880 to 10 pm. ~
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STRICT OBSERVANCE
OF LENT IS ORDERED

strictly usual by all Catholic
the Cardinal Gibbons fitting
Wednesdays
and fourth Saturdays to
full
the Meat is allowed only
Special permit working people and sick people to
absolutely
day. Lent
gregatons
In
determine will be held either Tuesday
Friday, the stations will be
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

At Holy Rosary church on the Sun
days during Lent the yesper service
will be at 1880 pm. This evening
Gioeza IS g Grand Vespers " will be rem
dered, and Berge's "Tantum Ergo
for solo >and chorus. This being the
first Sunday of the month, the usual
monthly Holy Rosary procession will
take place at the vesper service. There
also will be a brief organ recital by
Mrs. Rosa 'Erma.
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REV. r. R. KEENAN, RESIGNS
Pastor Of Free Baptist Church Going
to Chicago.

Rev. R. r. KEENAN,, pastor Of the
First Free Baptist church, Nicollet av-
enue and Fifteenth street, after nearly
six years Of service to this church, has
resigned the pastorate, his resignation
to, take effect March Is.
Great unity and good feeling have
marked Mr.. KEENAN, s pastorate, and
his resignation was accepted by the
church with much regret. Mr.. Ken
nan will 60 to Chicago for some special
study in the graduate divinity school
Of the university.
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SERVICES IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES TODAY

NAZARETH ANNEx-rwentieth and washing
ton avenues N ks, a
CATHOLIC.
ST. CHARLEs-Fourth street and Thirteenth
avenue. Rev. ]. M: Cleary. Morning, "The
s assy Of IT. o eyeS 9
Lent Father Cleary viii preach a course Of
sermons in his church Sunday. Wednesday
and Friday evenings.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
FIRsT-1s2s Emerson avenue N. Rev. b. R.
evening, The One Thing Necessary" Re.
vival meetings will be held every evening Of
the week, except Saturday.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE CH1LDREN,s PROGRESSIVE LYcEux
(SDiritualist)-Meets at 2:30 pm. at l.. O. O.
+. hall. corner Fourth street and Central ave-
BAND OF PEACE tspirituaiist) -2es Central
avenue. Service. 7:s0 PM, Mrs. n. Low
z aGs Ena as
Wickstrom. Morning, II, Have We the
Foundation Of Friendship. Love and Faith p
attend in the morning and the Band Of Peace
pa e IA ssfV19s soc1ErY-Masouic Temple
Mrs. Asa Talcott. Evening, sermon, pm,
rh NJ NORM s siDs sPfsiffSA1sr
Rev. Henry Hegdahl. Meets at 400 Twentieth
avenue N, at 2:3o pm: MRS Paul Beuhler,
messages.
NEW THOUGHT LYCEUM Masonic Temple)-
Ruth B. Ridges Morning, ''The Unsearched
Might Of Man." Childrens hour and study
TIE s1s'. new E y 8aRHoueHr SPIRITUAL tMeElroy
hall, Eighth street and Nicollet avenue) -Dr.
Louis Williams. Evening, Spirit Control and
Psychic Development" Mrs. Frances D.
Wheeler will give spirit messages.
PEOPLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G. h
Sweat. Childrens meeting, a pm. Edwin
Philips. Evening, revival meeting. Free
n frou
II am to p.m
PEOPLE's-Rev. G. L. morrill,. Morning
(UniQue}, Sacred Palmistry''; Baltimore fri
moving pictures; pianola and comet solos
evening (Auditorium). THE Meanest Man ii
Minneapolis'; popular organ recital; violil
/ Norris
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draw up constitution and bylaws.
This organization Of the orchestra it is
believed will solve the problems that
have faced the music committee. Al
ready: decided improvement has beer
shown and the prospects Of the organ
ization are frightening materially. The
orchestra played at the annual banquet
March l, and did very satisfactory
work.
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During Lent the meetings and prac-
tices of the Holy Rosary Choral union
will be held on Monday nights in the
schoolhall and on Wednesday and Fri
day nights in the church after the
evening services, A few more tenors
will be admitted.
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Rev. Otis G. Dale, pastor Of Shiloh
Presbyterian church, has returned from
his evangelistic work among the coun-
try churches, and will occupy his pull
pit both morning and evening today.
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The Egyptian government has de.
cided to build several new bridges over
the Nile. French engineers are already
on the spot to study the requirements
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The orchestra held a business meet
ing Wednesday, Feb. %, and elected
the following officers: Don Gilman,
president; Floyd Wood, vicepresident;
Richard Newhall, secretary and treas
urer. A committee was appointed to