NEW YORK FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49, 1916
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was first converted was ashamed myself; but il
too good thing keep long and the first thing knew
was that had told all The angels OF Heaven take notice
lady, good Christian who was ashamed to make pro-
issson, saying You Methodists make SO much noise
meeting-she prayed and her daughter converted,
and the old lady shouted louder than any OF the rest pre-
efe mere was M ms Sot be-
ashamed OF the gospel for it is your life and all you pos
sess You have little reason to be ashamed OF the
gospel, as God has to own star ST. Paul was not
ashamed to preach and to die for Christianity am
ready now to die, if by doing could save those pre-
sent The reverend gentleman then preached upon the
gospel OF salvation and at the conclusion,
screeehed out : Who is ashamedr Not Lord. Glory
to God for it. Not II am not ashamed &c. sc.


An invitation was now given to all souls who
wished to get saved, to come near the stand where
upon some ifty or more came and knelt upon straw,
which had been put urou the ground tor the pur-
pose, and then ensued a scene which battles my
limited pen to depict.


They commenced singing and praying over those
people. Meanwhile the preachers on the stand kept
inviting more. "Come to Jesus;"" Oh come, breth-
rem - g Make room there !" Come old men and
old women - !" Come--come--come- brothers and
sisters do come and be saved ~ There they come"
: O Brother b, that's glorious" Come along
dont be ashamed" (iere OF the preachers In his
agony dropt his handkerchief and twas thrown up
to hlin, and he commenced again clapplng mis- hands
and voclieratng, g Come along - "Sinners, come
along By the thousand - Make room there Tor the
snncrs;" Clear the track, there they come" "Oh,
Glory! glory, this is great" 6 Press your way
along"--and thousand other such exclamatlons.
There was hymn now sung, and some OF the
ministers could longer stand pent up on the plat
the work Of glory. s'Oh, this is, indeed, great-O
Lord = Sinners, throw yourselves upon the mer-
cy Of God - Come along, | say )" Come now,
and get filled with the Holy Ghost, Jesus will in
oxysrn after while asated, and one of the ministers
commenced a hymn and lett them TO enjoy them.
selves unnoticed. twas strange scene, and one
that viii be remembered by many.


n g. Ii is computed that 20O converts were made
to-day.


THURSDAY MORNING.


AT 8 o'clock this morning, the horn blew for ex-.
erclse in the TENTS and, as II by magic a thousand
throats were in an instant scrcechlng and bawling
Glory! Hallelulah Glory To-day, the German
Tent take the palm from the Poughkeepsle Young
| Mems Association Such screaming and roaring
kicking Of benckee, psalm singing, praying and ex-
| horting, never heard since the scene at Babel
| At one and The same time, there would be hail
a dozen praying, and dozen of women screech-
ing and crying, and throwing themselves into every
attitude. Invent over to the Greene street tent, and
| the scene was much the same. A big fat cartmar
from New York was praying up to his eyes IN glory
and calling upon all stragglers to come in and re
ceive the Holy Ghost. Come IN, you with thu
white hat, do BROTHER come inside, and take part II
holy prayers" In another tent, sister Bird got VI
and related her experience-how she had been
stripped of all ungodlness, and how she had in con
sequence stripped the rlDDOnS OH neT nat.


AT 10 O'Clock, the regular public services com.
menced by DR.. Bangs requesting those OF the breth
rem who had brought along any of their unconvertec
friends, to pass them to the preachers platform, thai
| they might feel religion and be received into the
church. He then gave out hymn from the twenty
fifth page. After the hymn, Dr. Bangs again got NJ
and said that it was extremely unpleasant for hum I,
be under the necessity OF again dunnlng the breth
sum of of S5O wascoected aYou cannot expect, my
BRETHREN that God will manifest his presence here
unless you are liberal Now brother collectors take
your hats and go around to-day. We don't want
and fifty cent pleces.'. The collectors were then
asked how much they got and they replied worse
than yesterday. Dr. Bangs then said that unless
| the people were more liberal, there would be nc
more preaching. He was here interrupted by Elder
Pearce, who requested permission that he might try
his hand at the work whether he could have
better success. Whereupon he proposed that fifty
the brethren should raise the sum OF $50 and ant
their names in with their dollars, commencing witt
himself Only eleven answered this appeal.


Here let it be said to the eternal disgrace of til,
| Methodists, who come here seven thousand strong
to worship in their own way, revelling in anaticsn
and bgotry, rolling and kicking on the straw
and cracking their voices crying Cflor,
and Halleulah, and that they could not raise
Of the cam2meeting, a debt which their own preach
ers individually liable for, and at the time
want the world to believe that while they are carry
ing on their antics they are under the worship OF the
| spiflt Ol Tic HOly anu ever lNlHS oOu. Out upon
such humbug; 1t is really disgusting.


Finding it useless to continue amy longer their ap-
peals the pockets of the people, psalm SUM- g.
and Dr. Fish, of New Hampshire, selected the 2bil
Psalm, part OF the 9th verse, as text TO preach
| upon.


He commenced by saying that he was plain man,
that he had chosen plain text, and that he woult
preach a plain sermon. True to his word n,
preached an exceedingly plain sermon in an exceed
ingly plain manner and one that had not the reno
test connection relation TO the text.


There will probably be the same amount Of hum
bug folly and fanaticism exhibited this afternoon
was yesterday.


The YACHT FLEET AT NEwpoRT-The yacht flee
| at Newport consists of the following vessels =
Northern Light Colonel Winchester; Brenda ID. Sears
Jr.; Osceola, w. d. Pickman and Maid Queen, -, o
Boston,; Siren, w. G. Aler Cygnet, Mr. Edgar; Sybil
Z. Mer Mist, Mr. Depeau; Spray, H. Wilks; Newburg
Captain Robinson Minna, Mr.. Waterbury; La Coqulla
Dr. Jay; and Gmcrack, j. G. Stevens Of New York; ans
anhe. MIR Cadwaader of Philadelphia. corrcspon
dent ofthe Rhode Islander signing himself New York
err gives the following account OF one days work OF the
New York Yacht Squadron, the voyage from the city
| of New York to Newport


On Thursday, tho 7th instant, the squadron weighed
anchor, aud left the lower harbor of New Haven at
o'clock A. NJ to rendezvous at New London The wind
directly ahead for nearly the whole OF the distance
The yachts started nearly togethcrhe Siren being the
last to start and La Coquc having the lead The yachts
all stretched to the Long Island shore TO be out OF
the influence Of strong flood tide, and thence making
short acks along shore to the east of Browns Hills,
stretching to the New London Light and went up
| the river with sheets started


They anchored as follows, wiz


La Coquille " 81
| Cygnet, -
| Sybil, 2S


Spray, 40


Minna, AZ


lanthe, So


Mist, oh. III


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