The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08
DIR. W. W. MLANE
THE srEuBENvlLLg "HEaETlc"

WHO'S TO be Tried By the Pss.byt.ry S'xt Thurs.
day, breaches a Farewell sarnoA-Anothsr
Chlid HarasE-yAhOuS TEttss Of News
Ia the Three States ArOund.
At steubenville on Sunday the pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR.. W.
W. McLane, who Is to be tried On Thursday
next by the Presbytery for beiesy, preached
wat will i'll all probability be his last sermon
in that church, to a yery large congregation.
An abundance OF flowers were prettily ar.
ranged about the pulpit He did not refer
to his forthcoming trial for heresy. Incl;
dsntally to his text, my peace leave with
YOU" and by way Of introduction, be said
that the frat sermon he preached TO them,
nearly five years ago, was from the text, 10
speak the truth In love-" That had been his
conscientious motive and desire In his work
among them; that he had taught the truth as
God had given him TO know the truth; that
he had avoided polemic theology and had
sought "to speak tho truth In love-" His line
OF thought was an exposition OF his position
on atonement. In substance, he said, Christ
did not literally pay the penalty Of the law or
did not bear the sins Of men by beconi.
ing either personally or legally guilty,
but saves men by revealing in His own per.
son aud life the way ollie, and by the power
Of His spirit regenerates them aud draws
them with the peace Of reconciliation In
their heart to God, the Father. This peace
OF reconciliation comes by the washing OF
sin from the hearts Of men and making
them new creatures, 3 change OF moral, not
OF legal relations. That in the work OF re-
Cancellation, Gods wrath was not so much 10
be appeased as He In His love for men was
anxious 10 reconcile them to Himself, and
30 Christ working On the hearts OF men
makes an a%tonement, makes them In har.
mouy at once with God. His sermon wasre
ceiyed with breathless attention, and 1t
was perceptible in his manner and delivery.
though not In bis Language, that he himself
was Impressed with the idea that he was
speaking 10 his people for the last time; q
feeling IN which his auditors doubtless par.
ticipated.
For the frat time since the war, perhaps in
the history OF the county, there Is no Licensed
place In Hardy county Tor the sale OF liquors.
The contract for constructing an addition
10 the Elm Grove school building has been
let by the Boarclof Education Of Iriadelphia
township, to Andrew Vance, for $1,000. It
will be 1882 feet.
The Canneltnn Coal Company, on the
|Kanhwha, under the management OF Henry
Davis, brings out nearly $50 ton OF black
diamonds per day. The pay roll averages
81. 500 per month.
Nearly every one OF the State papers, and
those from around about Wheeling, contai.e ed
during the past week, one or more accounts
OF burglaries committed in their %neighbor-
hood. Thieves are abroad In great numbers.
W. J. johnson, a farmer living near Cadiz,
Ohio, has q China Poland SOW that last week
had q litter OF nineteen pigs This was
the third litter 10 thirteen months, and the
number Of pigs in the three ltters was forty
two.
The Ohio game law, as amended, provides
that quail may be killed only during the
month OF November, wild turkeys from
November LIST to January 18th, teal, grouse
and pheasants from september lst TO Decem'
Der 3lst, ducks from September LIST, to March
3lst, woodcock from July 4th to December
Slst; and prohibiting sharing birds, disturb
Ing pigeons roosting and making ita misde.
uGAu0E " uul VI A1h y - V"HNA
consent.
The second child murder in Washington
county within u very short time was brought
to light Sunday morning. An inquest elicit.
edthe following: Robert Miner and Robert
Green, while passing along CHARTERS creek
a couple OF miles from town, saw the head OF
q small child pretruding from an old apron,
10 which was attached q heavy stone. They
fshed the baby out, but the body was 50 de.
composed that 1t was impossible TO l,arnany-
thing further than that The child was prob.
ably 2 months old when thown into the
creek, and that 1t was evidently murdered.
WHY SPEAKER RANDALL WENT TO KASAwuA.
The State Tribune In answering the CUES
ton asked by the Washington Republican a.
10 what Randall went TO Charleston for,
gives among other reasons the following:
We might assert, and people OF the district
may have painful cause 10 remember II, that
Samuel J. Randall, who advocates the cleo
ton OF Snyder To Congress, Is also here TO en-
deayor to turn out from their homes by a
writ OF tjectment from the Federal Court
now In session In Charleston, nearly 5000 OF
our peasant land owners. The suits have
been ehtered upon the docket. He Is here to
press every case. II successful he will Gust
from their homes in Fayette, Kanawha in
the Coal River section, Mercer, Wyoming,
Mcdowell, Raleigh, Logan. Boone, Lincoln
and Wayne. This Is the protection he seeks
10 in1ist upon our struggling people. This
Is the interest the distinguished speaker has
In West Virginia. Why this interest, selfish
and illiberal from a humanitarian stand
point, should entitle bis word, to extra
weight or his preference OF Congressional
candidates to the votes OF our people in this
section Is not apparent.
MAkT1N's FERRY.
Mr.. Samuel B. Williams and wife are visit.
ing in Alabama.
The Elson glass works Is on again, after q
little stop for repatrs.
Boring commenced at the gss we'll in
Gaul's addition yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Linn Is able 70 be about again
after q protracted sickness.
George Duncan will be absent from town
for a few days on business.
Mrs. Theodore Dyson, who been very Ill for
several weeks, is somewhat improved.
There have been no arrests for nearly q
week. The boys are on their good behavior.
The Union Glass Company is in shape for
running full again, all hands being at work.
The Cleveland { Pittsburgh railroad track
laying on First street, is progressing rapidly.
The Government tax on tobacco and
liquors for the ensuing year amounts TO 1922
here.
Anderson Ralston, Jr., DR.. opg's genial
drug clerk, Is III, with symptoms OF typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Aaron Black will soon move to York
vile. People here are sorry to loose Mr..
Black.
Miss Blanche Martin returned Saturday
evening from Canton, O., where she had been
visiting friends.
Miss Clara Clever and mother, from near
Mt Pleasant Ohio, were visiting friends in
town yesterday. s
D. B. Armstrong, representing the Etua
Telephone Company, was in town yesterday
soliciting orders.
The brick LAYERS will be through with