The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-16
MouNrAIN LAKE pAnK.


The Holiness Meeting Interesting EKCF
cisps Personal Mates,
CorrG1caReacs " t.e htulcHcer,
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July l5,-Tht
Holiness meetings ara still Interesting
and the attendance Ia increasing escl
day, Yesterday afternoon Captain h
Kelso Carter preached from l OOrinthI
ans, chap, 27 and 2s.h verse;, His ssr
mon was delivered in the earnest style iol
which he is famous, He takes his posi-
lions with military precision, Gad hI
CliuChea his arguments with references
from the Bible, which he holds in hit
hand, from which he reads as he gOPf
along.
Last night DR., Updegral, by request,
preached u sermon on the death vi ar
Old Maintaining the words "Kuowing
this that our old mau Ia O;nCihed," &c
The largo congregation listened with mOs'
intense interest rs tho Doctor for fully M
hour preached with the eloqueHCo lol
which he Is so famous, II was tho great
eat meeting held thus far, and at the ClOst
at least fifty persons crowded tho altar
Thia forenoon the rain poured down In
torrents, but the auditorium was we'll fill
ed with an audience that Tor graat interest
manifested has not been exCeled since the
meetings began, Alter the song service
a short time was spent in short voluntary
prayers, after which at least two hours
we're spent In the relation Of experiences.
Mrs, Shay, OF youngstown, o., gavo an ex
erienCe that caused tho whole Congrega-
ton almost to arise irom their seaIa in
sympathy with the feeling words spoken,
Mrs, Lizzie Smith, Of Philadelphia, sang
"Land OF Beulah" and "Waitiug at tho
Well" She is a singer Of wonderful pow.
er, and as 0n evangelist che Is doing a
great work at home, and is a great power
in the camp meeting, Her colaborer,
Mrs. King, from the same place, gave an
experience which showed that shO, is a
la6orsr well worthy tina work to whiO!,
she is called. De, Dougsn Clark gave an
earnest talk before the meeting closed.
DR.. Upd.graG closed the services with q
lew words Of exhortation,
Many new tonors arc arriving daily,
The following persons have not been men.
toned In my reports: Rev. q. j. 1'rippett,
pt ManninGton; Rev. Henry Baker, oi
Piedmont; R9v. DAVID Lee, Missionary;
Rev. J. 4. James Boydton, Institute Ol
Virginia; Rev. Hines, OF Baltimore, Nd;
Mrs, Edwards, OF Jefferson county, Ohio;
John BailIe, Of Wheeling; David Pogue,
Of Short Creek. Many Of these strangers
are here Ior the first time, and quito
number Of them are about to pnrchase
lots on which TO build, with the intention
Of coming here year after year 10 spend
tho hot season. Among thosO are Messis,
Williamg and Cartwright, Of Youngstown,
Of Ohio, who are much taken with the
place.
Major Lee, of Wheeling, is still here,
aud will reInsin until the meeting Coeea,
BY the last OF the week the crowd will bO
Increased by additions from Now York,
Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington City
and all the members Of the different
ChurChesfor miles around the camp ground.
The Ladies' Christian Temperance Union
meets next week, and from the resident
members hero understand that they are
looking for large attendance and good
tlme. Mrs, j. X, johnson, the President,
Is here now. ss..