The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-17
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Tho Holiness Camp Moctlng-Porsonal
NOtcS-CominS Lectures.
Correspondence cr the lnttlItQacer.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 1O.-This
morning 1t is raining, and for the past two
days we have had more rain than was
pleasant, but still the health OF all is good
and the air, though damp, Is pure and
bracing. Yesterday afternoon the father
OF the meeting, DR.. Dougan Clark,
preached his great sermon on cntiro Con.
secration, from the text "Neilher Weld
ye your members as instruments OF un.
righteousness unto sin, &c.n
At night Capt. KelBo Carter preached
his last sermon, as he was forced to leave
at midnight TO attend another camp meet
Ing. The sermon was In keeping with all
the others he has preached since the meet
ing began and was highly enjoyed BY all
v ho heard 1t. A short altar service was
held at the close. t.r
The service this morning was the usual
prayer and praise meeting. Miss Lizzie
Smith, Of Philadelphia, sang one OF her
soul-atirring hymns. AT The opening OF
tho service Father Thompson gave short
talk that seemed to stir everybody in the
audience and the meeting was from the
first one Of great spiritual power.
Dr.. MAsden gavo an account OF his paBt
experience showing how wonderfully he
had been led by God. Presiding Eldor
Lakin, OF the Oakland District, gave an
account Of his perfect eanctidcation at
Moundsvillo years ago, which was very
affecting, moving many to tears. ~
Tie meeting continued until after 10
O'Clock, and then all went reluctantly
away. ..,y.aty r,tr .uIY .as
Revs. W. W. Burton, OF Wilson's Mills
D. d. Orr, OF Cranesyille, and O. G. Ora.
BAN, Of Hartford City, are now arrivals
since my last report .. ..s ......"
DR.. Stephen HasOrouck, OF Now York,
and vile, daughter and son, arrived last
night and are stopping at Park Hall.
Tho Doctor delivers four lectures during
bis stay here. viz, Tuesday, "Wednesday
aud Friday oil next week and the Monday
evening Of the following week. The sub.
eCts. ot tho lectures arc "a follows: "The
Land Of the PharaohBp "Tho Desert Of
the Exodus;" "a Visit 10 pelreN," and
"Tho Holy Land" The lectnrca are illus.
trated by use Of the stereopGiCan. The
pictures arc thrown out on q screen cover.
Ing 900 feet Of canvas. The lectures are
very highly spoken Of by all who have
heard them. The Doctor himself 10 gen.
tleman Of intelligence, and Ina made a
good impression on all who have met him
THUS far, .....,. .Il
Miss Jennie Smith and Ada Sherman,
The eyahgeliSts WHO did such a great work
Ii Wheeling, are In attendance III nearly
all tho neetings, and now and then they
speak With great power, but 90 they arc
AZ home they allow others 10 do the talk.
Ing. Many Of the railroad men whom
they have been instrumental In saving
arc at the meetings, and thelt respect and
affection for these two Christian workers
Is wonderful. ..g.....,
Rev. D. y, Evans, Of Newburg, leaves
for bis home this evening. lie hEs been
III with Chllls since yesterday morning,
Mr.. Evans has made many friends while
here,
/ asked Rev. ThompBon 10 piye mo tho
results Of the tnse,ings 90 lar, and ho told
me 10 let all know that evUtyboly was
being made better, and that eternity alone
could tell what the glorious results Will
DO, lie takes a good old fashioned shout
every day and 10 just "A happy "a ho can be-.
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Two little girls, Dora johnson and Della
Naples, were drowned whIlO wading In
the Matinee river At Fort Wayne, Ind,