The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 5.-The
Pontacostal camp.meeting was opened
Saturday at 10 a. M, by Rev. Uple-
graft, the Quaker evangelist, OF ONO.
There were present people from South
Dakota, Colorado, Kansas, Illinois, In
diana, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia,
Virginia, Pennsylvania. Maryland, Dis
trict OF Columbia, Delaware, New Jer-
sey and New York. Miss Teeter, just
returned from Africa, Is also present.
Among the prominent clergymen are
Reys. Pepper and Thompson, editors OF
the Standard, Philadelphia; DR.. Brown,
editor RAMS Horn, Indianepolisi Rev.
Joseph Smith, OF Ohio; Rev. G. A.
Wood, OF Now York; Rev. DR.. Ora
ham, OF Long Island; DR.. Foote, DR..
Dupan Clark, OF Richmond Ind. Dr..
Kean, the successful evangelist; DIR.
Meohesney, Of Cincinnati, and 10th others
will arrive within the next few days.
The attendance ut the camp Is the
largest known in It's history: The SER
vices arc well attended and the interest
growing Altar exercises are conducted
at every meeting, and they seem to be
enjoyed and fruitful. The singing ID
excellent and Ia led by DR.. Gilmour,
author OF swimming Songs" so lar,
the meetings have been OF the old
fashioned STYLE. Tho shouts of "Glory,"
HPraise the Lord" and "Hallelujah" are
in order all the time, and the response
"Amen" frequent. Weeping, laughing
shouting, IL not unusual at u service.
Sabbath, although il rainod nearly all
day, the services were largely attended.
AT 10 q, m. Rev. John Thompson, OF
Philadelphia, conducted a love feast; at
II a. M, Rev. Updegraft,. OF Ohio,
preached; at 2 p. m. u lady from jack
sonville. ILL.,, conducted young PEG
pies meeting; at $3.50 p. M. Rev. Joseph
Smith, Of Ohio, preached; at P: M.
Rev. Foote occupied the pulpit. Meth
odists, Episcopalians, Presbyterians,
Ouakers, etc, were 80 much interested
in It they could uot DO recognized off,
cially; in fact the noisiest man was
Quaker.
Wheelingis represented in the party
by Edward Reid and family, Mrs. Isaiah
Warren, Mrs. Nellie Holloway and child
rem, Mrs. G. G. Stone, Mrs. Elizabeth
stone, 7. II. Mone, Esq. Mrs. John
Smith and daughter, Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs.
Wayman and son, Mrs. Mary Good and
family, Mrs. Dr.. Young and family. Df.
McClain and family, States Attorney
Howard and family. Judge Raymond
and family, L. P. Carr and family, Mrs.
Harry Linn and family, OF Fairmont,
have cottages. Prof. Miller also has
rented cottage aud will be here in o
Il. S. Grant and family, Of Grafton,
arc boarding with Mrs. 5. r. Kinder
man, OF Cleveland, o., II. Reid and r.
T. Reid, Of Clarksburg; Mrs. J. 2.
Thatcher and Mrs. Bardall, Of Mounds
vile, have cottages. Mrs. Brown and
family and Mr.. Allen and family, OF
Grafton, are here,
Oak Hall, with its twenty-five rooms
is nearly finished. In few days Its
doors Will be opened to the public.
Faith hotel was opened to the public;
1t has thirty-two rooms, bright anu
fresh. This hotel Is delightfully."- 10.
Gated. Mrs. Byrne and daughter, Of
Kingwood, have taken possession OF
their new cottage. Miss Susie Pollock
is furnishing her home, just completed
at cost OF 81 600. Rev. E. G. Clark, OF
OF Buckhannon, will have his cottage
furnished by the middle OF the week.
DR.. Dayidson's cottage is receiving its
finishing touches. Spilzer cottage has
had a six room addition put to 1t. Sew
eral cottages have had ono or two rooms
added 10 them.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, W. O. Conner,
Mrs. G. 6. Stone, Miss Lizzie Stone and
DR.. McLain, Of Wheeling, own cottages
in the park.
town, Dr.. Watson, OF Fostoria, O., A. A.
Line, of Carlisle, Pa, will rent cottages
this summer,
The park is IN excellent condition.
The yards are in good shape. As a
health and summer resort Mountain
Lake Park is rapidly coming to tho
front. The healthfulneas OF tho place
is beyond question. The season OF 1899
promises to be the most successful in
its history.
Rev. Dr.. Boyd, rector Of the Eplsco-
pal church, Marietta, Ohio, arrived yes
terday' --.-.