Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-17
BELLAIRE.


The GAINESVILLE District Conference
Is i'm session in First NJ Z. Church, this
city. The attendance is very good con-
,idering the weather. The following
ministers are in attendance, viz: j. K.
Mills. Of BarneSyille; r. III. French,
Somerton; c. T. Petty, of Armstrong;
Mills: G.. f. Manchester of GAINESVILLE;
Sras Peregoy and Wm. Peregoy, Of
Beausyille. T. w. Lane and ;. c. Col
ua- n Bellaire: J. w. Eicher, of Bel
mont. c. j. McCracken, of Centreville;
JOS. Holgate, of Darlington; j. c. Smith,
of Fairview: T. l.. Fisher, of Hannibal;
SP. Lloyd. Of'HendrySburg; w. G.. Lem
mon. of Malaga: J. L Morton, of Nor
ri>t0wr:G. Il. Humble, of POwhattan; q.
" Wilson. of Quaker City, Ezra Hinge
ley u 81. ClairSville; j. e. Gamble, OF
S3mer,on; c. NJ. Hallet, of Washington;
" n. Haverfeld, of Wegee; W. a. But
ledge. of Winchester; j. :. Eaton, Of
Woodsdeld; K. II, Reed, OF POwhatan.
The local ministers present are: NJ.
Goddard. X. w. Martin, w. G.. Cash and
L. d. Burns EXhorterS are: II. Rut-
Ter. C.. b. Wilcox, ID. E. Scott, David
King, J. F. Rankin and J. Wolverton.
The programme yesterday was as fol-
lows;
Morning - Prayer and Experience
Meeting, j. : Eaton; Minutes, Business
Reports F. E., Pastors, Local Preachers
and exhOrterS; Conservation of Revival
Results, Geo. NJ. Wilson; Discussion,
opened by Jos. Holgate; Increased eff
cheney of District, c. NJ. Hollett; Dis
cusSion, opened by j. G.. Gamble.
Observation-Disclosures Service, w. A.
Rutledge: In recognition of 1,5OO con-
versions this year; Minute Business;
Reports Of = $. Supt'S, Leaders and
Stewards: Pauline Restrictions on
Woman'S Work, c. T. Petty; Laymen
In Annual Conference, A. T. McKelvey;
Modern Assaults on Inspiration, h.
Hugeley; improvements in ). ). Work,
E VI Rieg, NJ. d.
Evening Wesley Centennial Ser
vc.. Devotional Services, I. J. Nc
C-acken: Educational and Missionary
Results. j. c. Smith; Political and So
cl Results. w. F. Hunter: EcclesiaSti-
ca lud Spiritual Results, VIM. Pere-
Coy Exercises interSperSed with sing
cs by District Quartette.
Mr.. Hudson. blind grocer from Arm
>,-oug'S Mills, IS i'm the city attending
Conference. Mr.. Hudson gets about
>p.euiidly. Some one led him to the
p1np i'm the square, and after he
located it he made frequent visits for
water. Mr.. Hudson is pretty good
grocery keeper, and weighs out sugar,
etc.. Ike a man blessed with both OPP
Tics
Tho steamer Phillips will take a
moonlight trip down the Ohio on Thurs
dag evening, leaving here at 1:3O.
Hea,herington'S band will accompany
,ae boat. This will be fac chance to
experience relic. from the heat in
town. The boat will be gone until
about midnight.
a conference was held yesterday with
i. q d. officials relative 20 the rates or
fare over the road TO Burr'S Mills. The
excellent programme that has been ar
ranged for this resort by the EpwOrth
league will be great drawing card.
Auditor Joseph Henderson was in tn g
city yesterday on business connected
with the Board of Equalization. The
Board will be in session until about the
18TH. Their report must be in by the
last Monday in the month.
Pilot Cline, of the steamer Phillips,
rapidly becoming a better man. a
bible is now carried in the pilot house
and Fred spends his spare moments
,athoming the truths the book con-
Gains
A Bohemian miner, whose name could
a1t be- learned and who works in mine
Nest of town, had his head badly
squeezed while bearing in" He mar
WY escaped being killed and may re-
cover.
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