The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-05
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.

distribute the surplus among the States.
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AT avery early hour the crowd commenced
to gather, and as train after train unloaded
,heir,iv;no freivh. at the depot all wended
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tnear way az ohce u 'ne ies"y grove Ane
display OF bunting is not proiuse, but 1t Is
very fine. All who have flags are display.
inc them IN the hest advantage The fullest
-. az - =, =. .,,a 800 - w. Elson asa
oHlspiay ID at 'ne s'ts'ses VI .ai' E.son anu
O. ID. Thompson, oi Wheeling. A
little before nine o'clock the Citizsn's
Garnet Rand Of Manni.vton. arrived dis.
se.--ss - - - -. -. - -. mi -
coueslns sue very peS. vi hlus4s' ine p"no
is anihonor to our State.
At0 O'Clock the temperance PRAYER M meet.
ing was opened and conducted by Rsy. G.
& Allamone, OF the Moundsyille Circuit.
Hymn LUIS was sung anu prayer offered
oy .Snrt S A tima nss ; snant IN sm s;ng;ns % and
prayer.
! At 1880 O'Clock the exercises were as
follows singing eng "HfoSn y p him LORD ol Az; X.
p,ai pa;e 1rnyvsrsi,.. ~ & s;noins % aMorcbin, Sy ~,
Temperance." After which, in a few well
chosen Words, Rev. Hite introduced Rev.
]. R. Thompson, Of Brooklyn, N. ", who
delivered a grand address. Some Of the
poists made were as iollows: Intemper.
ance is an evil and continually evil. He
read accounts Of the different acnidents,
murders, wife beatings, lhsits &c cleaned
from the Brooklyn and Jersey City papers
for six DAYS,
The facts were alarming ones, starvation,
suicide, murder; separation OF wife and
husband, wife beating. But this ia only
what appears on the surface. As much is
kent out OF the papers as appears in them.
II you live in brown stone trout, or have
influence with the editor, you can keep
what you wish out OF the paper. What /
have quoted from the papers only opens
the door to perfect hell that lies behind.
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"ffhNeooS shssioN'
In the.afternoon Mrs. Foster spoke for
an hour and hall, and when say that It
,yoo tho f;nas, and moa, snishad arormant
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10 which ! nase eset is'e'ieu ohiy eA'
press what l telt as listened to it
The experience meeting was addressed
by Mics Jennie Smith, Mrs. Foster, Judge
~. Is
gave some sledgs-hammer blows. His
words have a world OF meaning. He says
the fight will Gever be given up and the
victory VIII DC gained iof tue caase OIL tenn
peiIhse, Atter singing and praver in the evening
Judge Ferguson spoke for a short time. He
began by saying that he bad never spent a
fourth 9t July with sach intense sa,isIac' !l a!s
Saving sS N here @ ioTeyer ' He % especially I smoke
Of The work OF women in the temperance
movement. .
Miss Jennie smith gave one 9I inc pleas
ATTEST talks OF the occasion. Her voice IS
Giear ana muslc4'' hef enuuc'a'l0n very
distinct; g.
me uisPlay oi h'e"ofAs was tAucl ui!ef
than last nlgnt
Inc Temperance mass meeting mas oeen
great, g,aha success' ~ "nllon ue
remembered by those IN attendance.
Ihere nave Deen influences set 10 Wotk
mere that cannot iail 70 wotk out great re-
suits Tor the cause OF prohipitlon.
Mrs. Foster VIII lecture at the Academy
oil MUSIC, Wheeilng, tomorrow night
ReV, j. Il, thompson went 10 wheeiln9
on the evening tram, whence ne went 70
"eiispurg Win MS 'a1hef-'n'i""' III. "0A'
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Prof I. G. White, of the State Uniyersity,
., onr, non -, With bis b,o.her Ho, II 8
IN company WIN MS otosneF' non' d. o.
White, OF Belton, was on the ground as an
interested spectator.
Mo,.haI Altman wa, on hands both
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yestefuay anu 'o'a"y' "nu u'o tn"0't ''na'n
making the occasion success,
Reys. Webb, Trippett, Exline, King,
p;nnev r De Hass Long Dr. Cor
r1 asrr nresent in addition 10 The ministers
,',on,ipnsS ms.v vesteTdav '
Tha s;na;n" tLronohout was one nj the
,raSt ;n,sSestIno fsaanrss of the occasion
In | Sddit;on to those mentioned Yesterday
IA M;sS a1 aIno coUnsr s1 of WbssIinS Ssys vSln
ohIa ps assistance. ~
"SS The Cornet hand won the encomiums Of
ri lns H. oi psrnhonss wi" The ' corSe. oIover lac
a. a.. n a.. sHnaIS anv~bere ~ $50
'eT MI II Iy ar,sst crowd ~ The Occasion l;s,ened
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