The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-19
THE nousDsv1LLE oAnp mEErIsa.
Tho Good Work SIN Gotng on-General
Heics ana Personals. etGrt}
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"5lli9g (. MOUND WILLIE, August'ls... J IN
This morning tho camp presented quito a
different appearance from that Of yesterday.
The crowd had gone and the camp had set.
tied down toit, uausl quiet. Allseemed glad
that tho Sabbath was over, and none more
glad than those who prss.ds over the domoe.
Ito cares, as lsAs tina would be required OF
them 10 the preparation Of the one essential
three tquare meals . day. ii', mi
e At the 8 O'Clock meeting this morning the
attendance was not very large, yst theie
seemed 10 DO an interest nanitesled that will
result in good. DR.. Locke, OF the Est Ohio
Conference, residing at Cambridge, o., de.
livered 4 discourse OF the stand at 1880 A. NJ.
from the following text: '"And Enooh walked
with God, and was not, for God took him."
Thia 10 tho Doctors frat visit To this place,
and his remarks made such an impression
upon his hearers, that neither the preacher
or tho sermon Will soon DO forgotten. The
ch!ldrens nltatings still continue 10 grow In
interest. Az O'Clock, the Sacrament Of tbs
Lords Supper wks administered to over two
hundred persona. Rev. @. d. Battelle being
the oldest minister preeent, waS honored
by being given charge OF this hervice. The
cottage prayer meetings are becoming very
popular, and the attendance Is on the IL.
crease. At the young peoples meeting held
at Or. NJ, Rsvs. H,ts and Wilding wers
In charge. Greater interest was mani
tested in the meeting this evening than
ever before. Several young persons were a
the altar, one OF whom proleGssd conversion
A large sudienos gathered at the sudiiorl.
nm TO hesr the Rev. l.. King, Of the West
Virginia Conference. He is ons o! the oldes.
sailors on hoard the old ship, and when he IL
on le:k there IL IN absonce Of sleepy, tired
and seemingly .don't.care passengers aboard.
Being posessssd OF s strong voice be can cast.
ly be heard In any part Of the auditorium.
At tho close OF the sermon Rsvs. Emith and
Hite made strong appeals 10 tbs unconyerted
to turn f:om the errors Of their way and en-.
ter the fold. Six accepted the invitation aud
bowed at the altar. - '2T nT1 a.
Tho Secretary o. tho Association says that
the total receipts OF the meeting up 10 the
present src 1928 %. This doou not include
tbs amount received az assessmeNts on lots,
or the amount the Association will recsive
from the sale Of season tickets tEas were LEFT
with parties here in Moundsville and at
Wheeling. About 3S2 season tickets have
besn sold on the ground and Ut the gates.
'.'...H#I. SahF No4kss IN'.. H..|HI. {.
Thermometer 90 Ia the shade. ",
The music furnished by the choir Is get.
Ting better. I : N z
Miss Btella Martin, The organist, de.erves
great credit for the excellent music, and for
hei fAittfulnese. @5' gsl}.
Miss Maggie Elton, ef Baltimore, Md, Ia
here the guest OF her uncle, Mr. Luke Elton,
Ct Emhury Ayenus. ti7f'
Mr.. James rWhitlingham, Of Allegheny
Pa, Is the guest ofhis daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Finp, OF Simpson avenue. n o.
The election OF directors takes place 10.
morrow be.ween the houia c f one Gnd three
o'clock. Ssven are to be elected. 3 q :, !,
Rev. Geo. Q. Wildinss familiar face was
nouced on the ground to-day. His many
friends extended him cordial welcome.
Rev. g. L. King at the tent occupied by the
Cameronltes, yesterday morning united In
marriage MI. J. 8. Ingram and Miss Sarah
ahaIpneck. @53} 1Gd5 '''t-lg i've 81
Revs Norris and Mckinney, OF the Balt;.
more Conference, who have been here since
Tuesday evening, left for Washington City
this morning. Many regretted their de.
parture. l6, 7,}l N ,=1SG8g s.,
The following ministers arrived to-day ;
Rsv. Or. Myers, Of the Baltimore, Rsvs.
Locke and secsist, Of the East Ohio, Reys.
Wilding, Warden, Kaull and Copeland, OF
the West Virginia Conference. aG&g6.
Rev. E. ". Ryan aad family, aud Mr..
Henry F. Jones and son left fjr Mountain
Lake Park this morning. Mid. Jones coca
to yislt hsr parents, Mr.. and Mira Z. J. Stone,
Of WhseIrg. So s.,i'sT'
Mr.. Brook Adams, accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. J. II. 10th, OF Baltimore, Md,
was on the ground this evsnirg. OARr.