The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

the way" Avery appropriate text Wher,
there were 90 many who see lions in the
way whenever promptiugs 70 better III,
stir their hearts. AZ ..t
Al 8 o'clock on Monday morning wo
mans meeting was held In the tabernacle
which became 90 interesting they had L
be admonished that 8 o'clock had arrived
and with It the time for general class q
the stand. The women went there viii
hearts filed with the love Of God and tha
meeting was one never to be forgotten
Men testified rs to the truth and power
Of Christ's gospel who have tested It fol
40, 80 and 80 years, and women told how
they had been led through dark ways and
over bard places and all had been made
straight. With testimony like this who
needs learned arguments 10 refute any In
fidelity that can be found.
Il seems TO me that Satan sinks away
poRerless when he hears the voice Of The
Christian bearing testimony for Jesus
THERE'S class Of people who are contin'
ually sneering al the class meetings OF the
Methodists. The reason is enough ap.
parent 10 arouse pity for them. They
can listen to the preaching Of Gods word
to the prayers Of Gods people, and not Q
wave Of emotion crosses their hearts, bu,
when they hear any one tell their Christ.
ian experience II must move them; they
cannot resist the oft told story, and they
are afraid that in spite Of themselves
they will be compelled to submit 10 the
feelings aroused within them.
At the close OF these exercises the P.
Elder asked all who were willing 10 de.
vote their time and talents during the 70.
maining time of the meeting wholly 70
the work to be done, 10 arise. So great a
number sprang TO their feetit seemed as
though they should be able to take every
thing for jesus. ',.t...,y a., 80 y :;
Rev. Rider. preached al 1880. This
gsntlemans sermons always abound with
sound, convincing argument.
At l o'clock P. N. o Sunday school was
held In the tabernacle, The lesson was
the regular International lesson for
yesterday, the crowd preventing the sue
cessiul study thereof yesterday. Much
credit 10 due Rev. starkey for the mas.
terly manner, in which he organized the
school and conducted the services. A
blackboard review followed the class
teachings BY Rev. Henthorn, after which
Rev. sipsabaugh interested the children
very much in o short illustrated talk
about loving Jesus. At2:30 Rev. Gled.
hill preached. II this brother does leave
out his hs after the manner of his coin.
try, he manages TO crowd the vacancy
with good thoughts and pure religion.
On Sunday evening", % the train going
East stopped at the station. man named
Wilson drove q horse hitched to buggy
close up to II. After 1t had passed on the
horse became little restless, when, re-
gardless OF danger to the denSely packed
thropg, be began whipping his horse
most Numerically. As 1t plunged
forward the people separated and
the horse ran. madly down The
street and at the corner opposite the
Pangle House collided with the horse on
which Mr. lryin Jenkins, OF Rock Hill,
was riding and threw both horse and
rider violently to theFgrouud. Mr.. Jen-
kins was picked up insensible and still re.
mains so twenty. four hours alter Ithe
accident. Wilson was arrested, but for
some reason was released.
In my. letter, as printed this morning
you say Rev. Edgel and vile sang
choice hymn. 1 wrote q Chinese hymn.
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