The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-22
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talk ysstsrdAy, This proved TO 30 Of unusuu
interest Ths subject Mexico, was new TO
mSlority Of thoss present The speaker
engaged in missionary work In the City Q
Mexico, The climate there e not hot, yet
% warm that the roael bloom ten months Q
the year and the VIolsla the other two, AMI
they have ripe toEOatoss the year round. sTh
people are Roman Catholics, but We knoV
nothing Of Roman catholicism ln this couu
try ahe claimed that It was idolatry, Al
though the people Indignantly deny thl
charge. They bow 70 images feprtssntinI
the Virgin aud great number OF saints, Tbl
BoVernment 70 put stop 70 this mode 81
Eonhip, eonhScatud the church buildings
then leased them to the lAme people. ThC
children, or the EirlA among whom, Mis- s.
works arc, taken mostly from the Lowest
depths Of degradation. and lha speaker bpOkg
very e'oquently and teeli gly about the
hopes ana Anxleties one soul cost, Little dc
We know the difficulties our nils sionarie.
meet with. for We only reckon those of In
body, and to theSs devoted people these are
the least .s.+tt.4 - 5'' .
MiAs sySney showed some specimens Of the
Ape, 4,,., =. Gsfils,'
After hsf talk Mis- Taylor, Of tho Wheeling
Female College, took the Stand and in Very
lively manner proposed that We make Mis-
SWaney Iits meuber Twenty dollars WaS
soon raised In dollar contributions
An election was held at which MB. Frazier
was reelected district secretary and MFs
Armstrong distICt treasurer Asthe district
haH over twelve auIiiAries tits entitled to q
delegate 10 the branch meeting bsSids the dis.
triet secretary, who Is . delegate ex.0tficio,
MA .. W. Hoge was elected delegate aud
MIA Rev. Chapman, Of Belllire. alternate!
Mis- Jennie Minor ot BarpeSville, WAs 10,
pointed alternate for Mira Frazier ,. -
The interest In missionary work In this ais.
trict is net what the intelligence Ofthe women
would had one 10 expect TO show how much
interest 10 taken In these district meetings
let me cite the case Of one auxiliary, the
ladies Of which chose the day Of this meeting,
Of ell days OF the summer, on which to hold
o picnic, r.i Wv ''f'F = -'T7-
At6S0 the prayer meeting was held at the
main stand to allow the mothers the use ol
the tabernacle,
At7;SO Rev Cobbledlck preached from The
words; "TarTy at jerusalem until imbued
with power from on high" y
After this service the usual request was
made for chriStians 10 come intO the altar and
get ready 10 go out ann work. They have
been getting ready ever since Tuesday night,
II II tAIes 70 long for protesting Christi4rs to
get ready 70 work, how can th0BA who have
not yet started be encouraged to make the
start Then, too, instead OF gathering oil
the working power 10 the front and leaving
the rest Of The ground Tor Satan, these forces
were scattered some, might not heirinAuence
b. more for good, Frequently 10 the request
made for oil who will promise 10 say Or do
something for the Master during the day 20
promise BY rising Many, many riss each
lime. Do they always keep those proml o. 2
AtS;SO this morning Rev, Darby led the
meeting, ,.......'. .i. ..r
Al iV:O Rev. N. Worthlnvton preaohed
from John ll.4l. This gentleman was al one
time In Bridgeport AID is well and iayorably
known 10 this region.
At l;S0 the ChildTen'S meeting was ad.
dressed by ReyG 9waHey and HenIhorne
At 2:SO Rev. Chapman preached with lat
John 81 10. 10. u as bis text ltiS useless for
me TO say anything in praise ola min 90 we'll
known for his elOQuenUe and ability. f,'l.
Prof Towner and wife have arrived and
will hereafter have charge Of The singing.
Our police force has been increased by
Officers Archer and NagIe, Of Bsl4ire. -,
Many more are present to-day than any day
aince tue meeting began. ,,.,..i
.......- GuADAY SERVICE. .'..I
At7:,olAst evening Rev. Yingling preached
from the words, In that night the King was
slain" giving rapid and comprehensive his.
tory Of the events leading 10 the death OF
BelShazSar. He continued by showing the
points Of similarity between the sinners pres.
ent and the slain king. It was a telling ser.
mon and showed that the young man who
delivered tits capable Of ding much good.
Alter the sermon, Prof and Mn. ITosner
sang care you coming home Tonight y
During the singing we noticed many care.
leSs face look serious, and many ahead bow d.
Such singing can scarcely fall 10 reach the
mass Of the people.
The greater part Of yesterday was spent in
preparation for entertaining the crowds OF 10.
d'y-thAt is, as 10 their bodies. Many OF thn
tent holde1 20 arranged their domestic
affairs that there would be few household
duties to-day. '.,t I.o.t Hsu. .u 0LI..
This morning rosa with clouds enough TO
keep the sun from heating tll. atmosphere to
such an uncomfortable degree The dust,
however, Is ttiaing. The crowd that co ueS
In wagons and carriages, and usually arrives
by eight o'clock Is pefceptibly smaller, This
ia no doubt due 70 exaggerated reports OF
sickness here ferso 8 circulating and be.
lievlng these r p0rtSsare certain y Illogical.
DO they suppose that those who cams here
from bellaire 10 escape disease would stay
IT, appearances among themH Or do they
think that II, wsp4pers WUli d tAke the fpspun.
ibility ot positive denial ot Il II II could be
shown 10 be true.
We have said enough In futmrr Year,
against these huge Sunday plcnics 10 slow our
opposition " tlienlI and we havA seen nothing
tD.dAy " cause VA 10 Changa our opinion
The ministry has worked faithfully to-day
and Is not 10 blanle II good has nti been done
They are In earnest aud some 30, lnSy have
fallen where after while tie haryeat may be
reaIed. r. VIZ
At 0 and 1oA N and 9r. N preaching va,
heard OF dliTereit points on the v,ouiid. Al
the main stand The speakers were Rpvs. Minor
Chapman and DsHAAs At the gatv John
Baggs talked temperance 10 quite crowd
Many Of them. am sorry 10 say, looked Il
though they NEEDED bis adinonliVns
II 10 impossible IL the crowd and contuslo OH
To Rive any ideS Of the sermons The day has
passed without disturbance on ths grounds.
Ab. ut thirty.three hundred tickets have been
sold up t. 3:30P n showing about five thou.
sand persons oil the ground much less mum.
bsf Than 10 former yeAre. -...l.. .H.i
Ia The village they are busy. No incident
worthy Of not has occurred illpfe, with the
exception VI 4 brstG5 at The Pauel HOUSE
CAUSED By tile tOwdy cohduet Il q u tug ilau
from BeilAite. who was placed undet arrest,
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