The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-15
SAD, SOLEME SERVICES
Held at the Fourth Street M F
Church Yesterday
IN MEMORY OF DR.. TIL. LOGAN
An Eloquent Adore by Hon. WI
WtIlcy-A Tribute from Ecy. NV
Cunningham Other I.ce.
ciscs-Thc Music ai'caturc

The momorialscrvtccs in Fourth S,rpo,
NJ. L. church yesterday in honor of fila
late DR.. 7. II. Logan were Of a mos, sal.
emn and appropriate character. Them
was large audience present aud every
word uttered in eulogy of Dr.. Logan
found response in the sympathy Of 4
people who had known him 50 long and
well. The remarks OF Ex-senator Wait,
man 7. Wiley, OF MorGntown. w,r,
beautiful and impressive. liz
spoke us one who had been closely os,o.
ciated with the deceased in tha stirrip,
years OF the past decades, anil haj
learned to appreciate the high and
manly qualities which made Dr.. Logan
so great and trusted After cnumrr,.
ting the public positions which Dr. 10.
gan had held, he gave u clear and i9,r.
bile analysis OF the sterling character N
the deceased aud showed why liz n9j
been so honorcd by all. Ills analys,
was that OF 4 generous and high minded
friend, and clearly defined the rx,r9or.
binary hold which DR.. Logan hal uno1
the public mind. Perhaps the mos r..
markable part Of n very able aiirr,,
was that in which lie spoke Of the power
OF RELIGION in giving TO Dr.. Logan N,
elements Of his great life. With an on.
crgy unusual in man of his age Tie
SeGator denounced the pigmy skpp,i.
Cism OF the times, which regards religion
us IN element OF weakness in human
character, and boldly aud uobly assorted
the dignity and force Of religion ~ seem
in such lives as that OF DR.. LOGAN. Ur
aptiy quoted cbstera passaceinli,
eulogy upon jeremiah Mason, inwirh
that great master OF OratOry held uu re-.
ligiOn as the basis OF all noble character,
Altogether the address was noble
tribute, delivered with great iorcc, aud
listened to with rapt attention.
DR.. Cunningham read u paper Of great
beauty and interest. 1t was generous
tribute from Il minister Of another
church to one who was recognized ms n
leader in all church lie. Ills address
to Fourth Street Church upon its oh.
| legations in view OF such 4 loss VA,
especially forcible and touching.
Mr.. Chas. II. Collier read series OF
resolutions expressive OF the feeling OF
the Sunday School and church in con.
sideration OF DR.. Logm's long and usr.
ful services in the relations Of Supcrin.
tendent OF the Sunday School and official
member in the church. They wcr
finely and appropriately worlcl. The
Scriptures were read by Rev. MIR. Rhcl.
datler, and DR.. BlNisdcIl led the c1ngrr.
CATION in n touching prayer.
As was proper in view OF Dr. IOcans
long connection with the choir as leader,
and in view also OF the fact tbM lew
have cqualed him in his love iormusic
and his power to direct the music OF the
church, the music was Il marked feature
OF the occasion. Miss Emory, Of the
College, sang 81 know that my lie.
deemer livcth' with great power and
sweetness. Especially noticeable was
her clear enunciatiOn OF the words The
closing song was DR.. Logan's iayortc,
Rock OF Ages This song he pro.
nouuced the greatest oi the church, and
certainly it is peculiarly expressive Of
the stability and the beauty oi his char
actcr. The whole service was simple,
but very beautiful and instructive.