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temporary events a e c ty or state, per-
haps in the entire country. During its con.
tinnance more than M meetings have
been held. Approximately 60,000 manly
men and womanly women have come from
all corners of the North American conti-
nent as delegates. Others havc come from
strange and distant and obscure lands, and
the greatest and most powerful nations of
the earth have been represented in this
vast gathering.
This great organization, the growth of
which is from a membership of one in 1881
to more than 2,300,000 in 1805, has been
expanded into a worldwide organization,
and what its growth under its new possi-
bilities or the good its influence may do
religiously, socially and politically in this
land and all the rest of God's footstool no
man’s mind can predict. Yet, notwith-
standing all its prominence of to-day and
its newly created ccemopolltnnism, it re-
mains as simple as ever, doing merely a
work of influence.
An Enthusiastic Windnp.
The convention held here has been the
greatest religious event the World has ever
seen, its pmmotcrs believing its influence
for good incalculable.
Three great meetings were held in Bos-
ton last night. Thcyclosml the convention
in a manner entirely befitting its charac-
ter. Thirty thousand pcoplc gathered in
Mccbanics' hall and 'l‘cnts Williston. and
Endeavor.
The mcctings at those places were
marked with a sort of spirituality that
has not so notably charrmtcrlzcd any pre-
vious meetings of the week.
Not that their gatherings were a jot
less earnest than their prorimcssors,
but there seemed to be a dccpcr and
hollcr sentiment filling the three great
commsito bands that Worshipcd last night,
a sentiment dcnotod by an absence of the
wanted demonstration of the days that
have passed.
At all three great oudltoriums the
meetings Wcrc much the some. (Ionsccrac
tion, a striving to got nonrcr the Mastcr.
was the subject of thcm all. Tho purely
consecration services Were lcd by President
Clark in Mochanics' ball. by Smrctary
floor in Tent Williston and by llov. Sc—
hcmiah Boynton. l). 1).. in Tcnt Endeavor.
Thcsc lcndcrs also presided at the respec—
thc mcctlngs. »
Besides tho singingand the praycraorv-
lccs, sci-"mus by liov. H. M. Wharton,
D. 1)., of Baltimore in Mechanics' bulld-
iug, Rov. Smuucl H. Virgin, l). 1)., of
Now York in Tcnt Willistou, and Rcv.
John Potts, I). 1)., of Toronto in Tent
Endcavor wore dclivcrcd.
The petition of 50,000 delegates. rcpro-
coating is constitucucy of ncnrly :l,m1o,l)00,
to Quccn Victoria. relative to tho condi-
tion of Christian subjects in Turin-y. was
on important event and urouscd grant in-
tcrcsl.
Whilc acvcral thousand dclogmos will
return [4) fhclr homcs today. thc grcatcr
part of tho multitudc of stratum-rs will rc»
main in town sight M‘t‘lllu until the end of
tlic chk.
New York cxrnrsions how boon plunncd
for tho ncxi lhroc days. and a largo runn-
bcr of tickcis for ilu-m are already sold.
audio Plymouth. Soil-m, lmxiuglnu and
Concord. lineman 'i‘unucl. llu- llcrkshirc
hills. Whitc mountains and (‘lmrvh Wil-
lislon. in Portland. lhc birthplaco of the
socicty.
The Endeavor I'iatfnrm.
in Tom Willislon (in dcclumtiou r»! the
followng platform and principics of tho
Sm‘iciyof Christian lvhuiouvor \l‘ilh‘i'l'illl by
Roy. llr. ll. '1‘, Mclfiwcn of Now York.
and was approval hv lhc umiulmom ruin-
of ilu- couvcmiou:
“Wc rcaiiirm our :ulln-rcnco to thc prin-
ciplcs which, undcr Hull's lvlcsslug. lum-
nmdc thc ('hrislion Elllll‘iiVOF movcmcul
what it is today.
“First and Flircnumt—I’crsomll llm'o—
tiou to our diviuc Lord and Savior Josue
Christ.
“Sm'olul—Jl‘hc cm‘cnnnt of obligation
cmbodicd in lhcpruycr nu-cilngpicdgc,
without which tin-rc can bc no true So-
clcty of Christian Emlcaror.
"'l‘hini—J'oimlant religious training for
all kinds of scrvlcc involvcd in tho vari-
oil committccs. which—so nmuy of thcm
as are nccdcduarc, cquaily with the
prayer meeting, mscritial to a Society of
Christian Endeavor.
" Fourth~ritrcuuous loyalty to thc local
church and dcuomirmlion with which cacb
society is connected. 'l‘his loyalty in plain-
ly oxprmsmi in thc plcdgc, lt underlies
thc whole idol; of tho movmuout. and, as
statistics prove and pastors lcstify, is vcry
gcucrally cxcmpliflcd in tho llvos of no-
tivc mcmimrs. Thus the Society of Chris-
tian Emicav'or, in theory and practice. is
its loyal a dcnominationai smilcty as any
in oxlstoncc, as well as a broad and fro-
ternal iniordcuomlnational Humility.
”Fifth-Wi- rcafllrm our increasing con.
fldcnco in tho lutcrdcuominational spirit-
ual fellowship. through which W0 hope
not for organic unity, but to fulfill our
Lord's prayer. “That thcy all may bc otio.‘
This fcllownhip already extends to all
evangelical donominutlmm, and we should
greatly deplore any movement that would
interrupt or lmpcrll it.
”Sixth—Christian Endeavor smalls ai~
ways and everywhere for Christian cltlzon-
ship. it is forever oppmwd lo the naimu,
the gambling don. the brothel and every
like iniquity. it stands for temperance,
for law, for ordor, for Sabbath keeping,
for a pure political atmospheres-in a Word,
I righteousness. And this it (loos not by
ing itself with a political party, but
pttcmpting, through the quick 00!»
alliance of its individual members, to per-
mcete and influence all parties and all
communities.
"Seventh—That all moneys gathered
for missions he sent to the missionary
boards of the mini denominations."
finishing the Defender.
BRISTOL. it. 1.. July Io.~—-'rhe Defender
and her tender arrived from Newport. and
the workmen at once resumed the task of
whinf their work. it is expected the
w 11 be completed by Wednesday
morning. .
lunacy shaver-s Aeaaittsd.
a, July low-Several herbal
ontrlal here for violatin the new
mentoring est. Al in thsysdtnitb
verdict
“their a. .
arm-n33!" M-
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The racing began with the final of the
two mile handicap, Class B spec which
was postponed from last Sat y on ac
count of the strmn. It was won by the St.
horse, harness and car-
rlege. valued at .400. It was driven. on
the grounds shortly before the race ,
and soon after he had won it the St. Paul
boy lumped into the carriage, and after
lifting in his wheel he was driven around
the lnclmurc amid the cheers of the spec
tutors and his fellow whoolmcn. Later he
said he had not made up his mind as to
when he would send his prize homo.
Fred Titus went against Johnson's five
mile paced record of 10:22 the and mualcd
it. The time at tho and of each mile was
allows: Ono mile, 2:07 1—5; two miles,
4: 62-5; three miles, 6:09 4-5; four miles,
8:10 i-li; five miles, 10:22 3-5. As this
was accomplished on a slow track, it was
a remarkable performance, and the New
Yorker received an ovation when he rode
back to the entrance under the stand.
A snagging!) MOB.
Took a Mulatto From Jail and Lynahed
Him Early This Morning.
WINCHESTER, Ky.. July Iii—Tho jail
here was surrounded last night by 100
armed rucn, the county judge having re~
cclvcd warning that a mob was coming to
lynch Bob iiuggurd, a mulatto who is ac-
cuscd of having assaulted a young woman
south of here Saturday.
The negro was captured by a mob and
shot in the arm by rolatlvo of the girl
and was taken to the wmxls. whore the
mob lmgan stripping the bark from a sap-
ling with which to form a rope and lynch
him. The marshal of Ford nppcarcd. how~
over, and carried off tho trcmhling culu
prit, the mob (lcslstlng for the time on the
throat of prosecution for murder.
At 12:15 a. in. this morning a mob of
200 men nrrivmi south of this city and
hitchcd thclr horscs. Elrnztric light-s wore
turucd out. and the city was in darkness.
The Wincbcsu'r division of the Kcutucky
stoic guards was ordcrod out. Before the
troops i'flllilil bo collcctcd, however, the
mob had taken Haggard from the jail and
lynched him.
PHYSICIAN DISAPPEARS.
Seen “’1": Men Believed to [lawn Been
Swindhl’e.
Baarmogzr; July lo.—l)r. .ioscph Hart.
a practicing physician of Philmiclphla.
has dlmppcarcd. and frio-mls and police
are making search for him. At the time
of lcaving his slowing plucc hcrc ho had
ncarly $201) in cash, a Watch and a valua-
blc ring. lwsidvs $1.3m» in tho Drovers
and Mccbanics' Notional hank. Ho called
at tho bank Saturday and clu-ckcd iorgcly
in his account. He oppcarrd to be in a
:lazvd condition.
A chock from him was first prcscnlcd to
tho imiik. l‘oynu-ui was reins-ml. The
nu-z who prom-um! thc chm-i: thou won!
out and gut lir. liar! in pcrsou, llc was
soon on 'l‘hursduyaftcrnmu lncompany
with two rucn. ill-scmuodto dcpcnd hcip-
icssly on ills companions for guidnucc.
<inco Saturday lin lrnco of him has boon
found. ills fondly lwiicvc ho is in Haiti»
morc in bud hands.
ALMOST A LYNCHING.
I'vvo lirntai Chicago Constables Narrow!)
Escape a Muir's Ange-r.
('liil‘ \..n, .iuly iii —livrumn i\'ruck.~roin
and l’ml Siumpf. lwu communion. bad a
narrowc-capo from lynching at insulin
ain‘cl and l'llii'uizu ownuo. ’l‘hc turn had
win-d a trunk ln-lougiugtn Mrs. Louisa
4mm and Mrs. .iulio Hrupp. o doughlcr
)f .‘ll‘u. Soy-no. \i'hcn ih.» cousiolvlm start-
,‘il to carry lin- trunk away. liu- \vumcli
indium-ll flu-in.
Th.» .~.lu~i.-nlnlvs struck tin m in tho facc,
knockingllwm down. and ln-nl thcm again
n'lu-n lhcy had urogglod in lhcir (M. A
liti‘uc crowd nothvrcd around ihciu, and
”mirror. lll‘l'lillil' no ihrcuh-uiug for tho
.‘nilaidliii‘fi that rhcy lircw lhcir ri-volvcrs.
This lm-cnsrd the crowd still morc, and
ihcrc “‘vf‘l' iomlcrics of “Lynch tin-m!"
A dclull of [lullcc from (‘hicago nvcnuo
iluliou rcscucd lhc conslablcs just in llmc.
They May Fight on Lake Michigan.
Tuition. .luly ill.—'l‘hc Ann Arbor rail-
road oliiciais llcrc how zeownlml ton pmpo-
iition mmlc by 'l'olmlo sporting mm to al-
low the (Vol-boltl-‘llzslnuuons flstlc cn-
municr to take place on lhclr two big
tronsfcr boots uml for fcrryiug loaded
trains across liakc Michigan. Each is 200
foot long and 00 {wt wide, and the plan is
:o how the two boats lashed stcru tostcm,
and Loco could Willis-as rho tight.
Zimmerman to Gail on Wednesday.
NEW Youk. July lli.——A toll-gram from
Uluituplon Arthur A. Zlmmormau au-
nounccs that ho will sail on tho St. Louis
il'mlucsday morning for Southampton.
dimlucrman oxpccls to mcct l’rotlu. the
N. (7. l'. professional charlipion, and flu-
bcrt ilouimu, tho liclgiuncimruplorawhllo
in Ellmlw. After racing against thcm he
will sail for Australia, whore he will re-
main until next spring.
O'Donnell and labor Matched.
New Yona. July 10,—hiauagchoo Von-
dig of tho Florida Athletic club matched
Stove ii‘lhvnncli, Corbctt's sparring port-
ncr. and Polcr Mnhcr, the irish champion,
to fight to a finish beforotho Florida Ath-
iatlcclub. Dallas. for a purse of 06,000.
The fight will take place on Nov. 1 in the
afternoon.
' l‘lllhuetwrs [Aided Safely.
Wrsr PALM linen, Fla. July 16.—
Ncws has berm rcccived here that a fill-
bustcring cxlmlltion safely landed at
Point do Maysl, Cuba, June 91. ~The re-
port furthnr states that a portion of the
party were from Key West, while others
were from Brunswick, Go.
A Postmaster In Trouble.
Enron, Pa. July lib—Otto Horn, M
master at Richmond, Northampton coun-
ty. was arraigned before the United States
commissioner hero and held in hall for
trial at Philadelphia upon the charge of
detaining icitersin his allies.
linister likes Arrives
New You, July ili.-Lewis Baker,
United States minister to Nicaragua, Cos-
ta Rice and Salvador, and his son were
on the Atlas lies steemrhip
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