The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-24
JENNIE SMITHS WORK.
nER gIRsIEss aEEonTs EELLMe
On ths Public. which 1. Mach STIRRED up By
Her Appeals = An unspdlnE Round Of
Labor Saturday and Yesterday, with
Good misunderstanding Services.

Her Appeals An unspding Round Of
Labor Saturday and Yesterday, with
Good RsSala-GOmipg Services.
Miss Jennie Smith, it is evident, means
exactly what she says when she declares
that she finds rest in her work, It must
be 80, because she Is at work all the time;
in season and out 0 tseason, apparently
never wearying, Every meeting she
holds is more interesting than the pre-
cssding ones; the attendance is increasing
all the time, and the results Of the great
work now being carried on In the city
under the ~leRdsrhip OF the evangelist are
becoming more and more apparent every
day she remains here, For the past two
days the meetings have been numerous
and Of great interest, The first meeting
Saturday was held in the B, so, passsn-
depot at $3.50 o'clock. It was well attend
ed considering the early hour at which 1t
was held, From there Miss Smith and
her Co-laborers proceeded to the water
works at the foot Of Eighth street, where q
meeting for the employees and others who
happened to be in that vicinity, was held
at 10 o'clock, lasting for one hour.
From therr they went to the Vigllant
engine house, where they were kindly re.
CelVed by the fire laddles. Another earn
est meeting was held there. In the alter
noon a meeting at the Second ward mar
ket house attracted q large crowd. The
meeting was q wonderful n in many
respects; all classes were represented
there and gave Miss Smith the very closest
attention. A number stepped forward
and signed the pledge, among them
several hard drinkers. Later In the
afternoon Miss Smith attended q meeting
held at the Y, NJ. O. A. building to ar
range for Wednesdays all day meeting,
In the evening q glorious revival meeting
was held in the Fourth street church. The
room vas packed and remained so until
the close Of the services.
SUNDAYS SERVICES,
Yesterday morning at 0 O'Clock Misa
Smith had charge OF q class meeting, held
w blo Euultu pkuGVb GualGn buhl
was well attended, At the close Of Rev,
Mr., Randolph's sermon at the morning
service she spoke in a general way Of her
work In the afternoon another large and
interesting outdoor meeting was held, this
time at the Fifth ward market house, In
the evening, the main audience room oil
the Fourth street church was taxed to ita
full capacity by the crowds that hoCked
there 10 attend the services which were
conducted by Miss Smith, II was the
largest assembly seen in the church since
the Young Mems Christian Association
heldis first anniversary several months
aimee.
To-day Miss Smith will hold a meeting
at the B. & o. shops at noon RAILROAD
time). At 8 o'clock there will be a ser
vice in the Second ward market house,
After the very interesting service in that
place on Saturday there ought to be a
throng, In tho evening at 1880 o'clock
Miss Smith will conduct the usual service
at the Fourth Street NJ. d, church. A cor
dial invitation Ia extended to the people OIL
all churches and to the public to attend
and take part.
TIE ALLrDAI hkETlNus
A committee consisting OF the persona
whose names are given below was ap-
pointed at the meeting on Saturday, 10
make arrangements Tor the all-day meet.
ing to be held in the Capital Rink, on
Wednesday. They request, and will ex.
pect the cooperation Of the city pastors
as far 81 this can be given. There Is al.
ready much enthusiasm awakened re.
garding this meeting, II Is hoped that
all churches, together with the Young
Mems Christian Association and the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
will unite to make it successful.
Miss Smith Is doing a wonderful work
In this city. The out OF doors meetings
she is holding In different parts Of the
city are moving 1t religiously as II has not
been moved for long time. There will
be an opportunity in the all-day meeting
10 reap the fruits OF the earnest trial. All
can meet there on a common platform Of
gospel effort, and unite u draw the un.
saved classes to better lives. An invita-
ton is extended to- the people OF sur.
rounding towns to come and take part,
Let everything be done to make 1t a most
comprehensive and earnest effort. The
committee will meet this evening at I
o'clock in the Young Mems Christian
Association porlors to perfect arrange.
ments. All are asked to be present, The
following are the names Of the committee:
Baptist Church, j.. w. AmiCk Chapline
Street NJ. =, Jas. Reed; Disciples, John
Naylor English Lutheran, H. NJ.
Schmitt; First Presbyterian, Alfred PAUL,
Fourth Street N. e., WIN. Hastingsj Ger.
man NJ. f., A. g. Wincher; North Street
N. L., John A. Morrison; Second Freshly
rian, w. II. Rtnehart; st. Lukes Episcopal,
1. +. Sands st, Matthews Episcopal hos.
Norris; Thompson NJ. E., II. P. McGregorI
Third Presbyterian, George Gilleland
United Presbyterian, W. ]. W. Cowden
Wesley NJ. l., Wm. Cunningham Zane
Street NJ. E., ]. II. OowI; German
churches, the Pastors; Y. NJ. o. A., John
O. Lynch; w. o. 7. u, Miss Amanda
List; the public, James W. Bodley; City
Mission, Miss Lizzie Boyd and Miss Jen.
ME Smith,