The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-15
THE CAMP MEETING
The THIRD DAY At MovNpsvlLLE
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I MouKD.ytLLE, August l4.fJ
After The close Of The service last night. In.
stead OF lingering at tho stand, and induls.
Ing In the usual handwriting, that Is i1sd
custom among The Melhodlats, there was a
disposition on the part Of tho brs!hron and
siste,u TO rotre 10 their cottages and rest. '{
Tho sentiment that sesmsd 10 prevail
among ths brethren this morning, wM M
To tho conflict, ws're ready to battle, NJ fs1i
OUT strength Is In Jesus our Savior 10 dear, fS
WIN Son.ase unisi'ins, with ,tAisn nrm nm.
Our Savior will holp Us, wen know nota fear.
The sentiment H. al good ono II you follow
II up With work. I. IL iuggestivo OF con.
test, and 1t Ia essential that the whole armor
should bs on. ,Fl, 5t7'l 7T,5ri lil' ..i,.5s ",
ThA. there 10 . large force Of tho "snsmy"
hero cannot DO denied. do not Wish 10 DO
misunderstood In this assertion, 40 believe
there are as fine people here morally and
spiritually as at any summer retort or camp
ground In the country. but In the light that
all who ara not members Of soma religiouH
denomination arc enemies Of Christ then
am correct; vet, thess asma people eau DO
found at all the public iervlces apparently
as much interested as the Oldest father or
mother In lsrseL saint and sinner seem
hound by one common purpose, which IL
that this place shall ID SUCCESS In a two.
fold manner, that there be gathered into the
garner thoss that express Willingness 10 DO
saved, and that tho established reputation Of
this place az one Of health, comfort and
sociabllity shall be maintained. }Il WEI
The services OF tho day began with the s
O'Clock meeting III the tabernacle, led by
Rev. NJ. r.. Dryden. @ 1lte an interest was
manifested In this nssting, and, Us . good
brother expressed 1t, /. WAS good to be there
AS tho meeiing progresses this meeting will
grow In interest. .t7Ii.
Rsy. W. J. Mckinney, Of the Baltimore
conference, preached at 10 A. N. During the
delivery OF the sermon the closest attention
was pad BY tho large audience gathered In
tho auditorium. Wy Nv f'1'shN'Gs
Dr.. Smith followed 10 an e1horts.lon that
whB full OF power, and one that produced
a marked effect on ths entire audience. Al
the close OF the e1holtatlon q conservation
ssryice WAS held II which degree OF soiem.
nifty prevailed that b. seldom been witnessed
on these grouudsat any previous meeting
The ch,ldren's meeting at o'clock YVES e1.
ceehinRly interesting The children seem to
reniiz, that this 10 their mcetirg and they
turn out enmnsse. ,l.It e7E& -
Rev. b. W. Hutchinson Of Ohapline Street
Church, delivered the sarmon at the 81. N.
service. aui8, sgs.{l,sys
The cottage prayer meetings held at 6
O'clock, are becoming very popular and are
alwaya crowded. ,,y.y,.,-]5,.---5} e
The best service Of the day, and l might
say OF the meeting thus lar, was the young
peoples meeting held In the tabernacle this
evening. Rev. Me.s.s Mckinney and Hite
had thsservice In charge. ..sllg.,J- gI
Rev. J. r. Keller, OF the Eastern Ohio Con-
ference, conducted the services at the nnin
STAND tc-aight. The audience was large, md
the closest attention wss paid 10 the minister
during the entire delivery Of the sermon.
Several exhortatioaB followed. The meeting
closed without any epecial results, other than
increasing the faith and spiritual strength Of
the Christan soldier. Such appeals as have
have been made 10 the unSaYed have never
been heard on this encempmsnt Tho min.
is;ers seem determined that II the meeting Is
not spiritual suceess the blame shall not
be laid at their door. NlWE .IaEs5! f = +.
At the close o! thu meeting tonight, q
man by the name OF Vincent, who halls from
near the town oil Hh;nnston, in this State,
was invited by the chiel Of police, acting
under Instructions given by the Committee
OH Police, 10 tskea walk. Tbs man, judging
! tIVAA ui6 hCttoSs, ID , mtmU6t O1 Hul1ehQ'H
Happy Band. He will insist on being heard,
. and does not heaitste to speak fright ont in
msetiu'." During the time Rev. Mckinney
was speaking this man began series CT in.
! terruptions. At The close OF the service,
upon being demonstrated with he became
defiant, deiyipg the whole association and q
thousand others, using q soriptursl quota.
ton, "Where one could put thousand to
flight" considering himaelt the one. he
! was eisoted, and as !. left the encampment
he like "Mary's Lamb waa still lingering
, near. 't
N-s CAMP NOTES. 81.