The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26

rison, Miss Maggie Toland Tuscarawas.
Vim. Ritter; Columbiana, j. A. David-
son.
Devotional exercises were conducted
by Miss Mary Boggs, Of bridgeport,
alter which Rev. Charles oMera, Eof
Martins Ferry, pronounced the bene-
The evening session was opened by
the singing OF an anthem blythe choir,
scriptural readings by Key. sJaines
Seiby, OF Wellsvillc, prayer by Rev. Mr..
Barr, OF Bellaire, solo by Miss Margaret
Campbell, OF Washington, D. g.
The address Of Rev. w. II. Mcmillan,
u. d., OF Allegheny, Pa, on ,sCompe-
tent Witnessed" occupied about three
quarters OF an hour andswas a master
full one. The doctor was listened to
with intense interest and even though
the church was crowded to overhowing
with the mercury pretty well up, most
OF his hearers regretted that he did not
talk longer. The y. I. $. G. i. has few
if any better workers than he. He
said the Lord will be the divine spirit
in the courts unless one is allowed to
testify to Just what he; knows.
God pursues precisely the same
course. John shows how he was quail
fed to testify. It is the man who be-
licvcs he is sick WHO Twill: call for his
physician. Those unbelieying people
who do not want to seek Christ ,haveno
deep and thorough conviction OF fthcir
sinfulness. 1t takes soft heart to
break hard one. Why is it that
Moody has such power? iBdcRIfse he is
a competent witness. The same is true
Of that great preacher in London. We
are competent witnesses when we
know what the guilt OF sin is. People
do not believe in the powerof Christ to
save. However weak we are our divine
Lord is able to save and bring them on
triumphantly. Jesus can do for you
Just what He did forSmc. sWhGn we
have come to Christ, you can tell others
what Hc did for you then,
Jesus is the best fIaeItf We,ever had.
When we know Just what jesus is,
when VIC feel the effect Of His soft hand,
how we can tell others abeut;it then.
The world is ignorant OF His power.
The parable Of the prodigal son is the
prince Of parallels.
Among the delegates and visitors who
arrived Yesterday were the following:
Belluire: Miss Rose Phillips, Miss
Ella White, Miss Pearl Chambers, Miss
Minnie johnson, Miss Marie Hays, Mrs.
Campbell, G. Nj. Wyrick, A. NJ. Glenn
ents, G. j. Crawford, Miss Mary Parks,
Miss Mary Rodefer, Miss Maude Nichol-
son, Miss Caroline Thomas, and a num-
Der OF others. Steubenville Miss N. V.
Pugh, g. G. Mackey, Archie q. Boal, II.
j. Webber, Mrs. Garback, G. "A. Garback,
Miss Cora Fredericks, Miss Mamie
Royd. East liverpool: Mrs. Chambers.
Rock Hill: Miss May McAllister, Miss
Emma Wise, Miss Fannie Gitiin. Pow
hatan: LowtGordOn. Morristownt Mr..
t. .Iohnsong sljriEt'epOrt: ALissG4ara Z.
Forbes. Cadiz:sNTiss Lizzie McFadden.
East Liverpool: G. D. Stewart,
Miss Mary &. Buckanon, Miss Beckic
Hart. Brilliant: d. LesterPugh. Mt
Pleasant: Miss Blanche White, Miss
Alma McGlenn, Miss Lillian Sharon,
Miss Kate Moore, Isaac V. Evans, James
7. Duncan, W. ]. Harris, F. /, Findiey,
Miss Anna Ratclin, iHarrisville: Miss
Oracle Barkhurst, Miss Maggie Toland,
Charles Beck. Wellsville: A. II. Nor
row, William Ritter, G. d. Ingram, Rev.
James selby. Dennison: R. II. Hicks.