The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-01
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BEIILAIlsE.
al Sorts q. Local News uni Gossip from
the Glns, Ctr.

bEtiIiltst.
al Sorts u. Local News uni Gossip from
tho Gias, Ctr.
Tho Sunday School Institute closed
here last night, after u two days sos-
sion, and q train OH the Cleveland, Lo-
rain {: Wheeling road after the night
scssion took all the visitors from Bridge
port and Martins Ferry to their homes.
The sessions wcro particularly interest
ing. In tho absence OF Rev. George S.
llackot in tho morning Mr.. William
Alexander. OF Bridgeport, presided and
led in the discussion OF Teachers OF the
Word" dclineating the effect upon the
child mind. "Nlodcrn Sunday School
Work" was divided into three topics,
tho discussions OF which were led by
Mr.. George 4. Hopkins, Mrs. John 4.
Gallahcr, Mr.. J. c. Lynch and Mr.. G. j.
Howard, in tho order named. Miss
Emma Blon read q paper upon GLOW to
Hold Young People, or the Fifteen
year-old Fever and its Cure" Follow
ing this came quite an interesting talk
upon tho Superintendent, tho Teacher,
the Scholar; their Duties, Helps and
llindrances. Opened by DR.. G. II. Col
vile, followed by James White, W. L.
Alexander and others. During the
afternoon Mr.. G. J. Howard, OF Barnes
vile, forcibly discussed Spirituality in
Sunday School Work. and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. J. NJ. Bcllville with 4 talk
OIL tho "Lesson Study" Miss Minnie
Alexander read sparkling paper on
the primary exercises in the Sunday
schoo! and Mrs. II. &. Wilson took up
the class drill, after which some time
was spent in 4 general review. Mrs. S.
G. Collier. wife OF Rev. Collier, OF the
South Bcllaire NJ. L. church, talked on
the place OF temperance i'll Sunday
school work, and Mrs. William Mason
on Missions. Miss Mary Kelly gave a
pleasant talk on the importance OF the
Catechism, and then came the Hon. A.
I. Mckelvey upon the benefits OF the
normal class. This brought out gen
oral and interesting discussion OF all the
papers, which occupied all the time be-
lore supper. Last night Rov. 7. w.
Lane, OF the First NJ. L. church, made
4 short but forccful talk upon "rho
Sunday School us . Factor in our Ma
tional Destiny" and was followed by
Rev. J. G. Ely, OF Ncnia, upon the con-
ditions OF success i'll Christian work.
The church was crowded during all tho
sessions yesterday, and ut tho close it
was pronounced one OF the best Sunday
school institutes ever held i'll Eastern
Ohio, All denominations participatc1
in it.
The 0. U. a. N. at the last meeting
elected the following officers: Com.
mandcr. W. II. Satterthwaite; Vice
Commander, Robert Ambler; Record
ing Secretary, +. G. Nicholson; Assist
ant Recording Secretary, Harry Nc.
Grcgor; Financial Secretary, D. S. Ii.
ward; Ind, NJ, Wollcrton; En-, G. L.
Harper; J. p, c. V. Leach; 0. p, lay
lor Ray; Trustee, Harry Mc(fregor
Representatives to State Council, J. W.
Jones and a. Porterlleld; Alternates,
II. G. kemplc and Jac%NIurray.
There WIS q very pleasant affair at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Rockershouscn, in South Bellairc, last
night, when Mr.. Corwin Long and Miss
Maggie Fry, and Mr.. Henry kincmond
and Miss Bessie Fry were united in
marriage. Rev. B. Craft, OF the Church
OF God, performed tho ceremony, and
about twenty-five couples were present.
All will long remember the evening
with pleasant rccollections.
Representative ]. @. Hcinlein will
leave this morning for Columbus to be
present at the caucus Saturday night to
select the officers OF the house. lie is
as firm MS rock for John Sherman for
senator, but hardly knows whether to
support Laylin or McGrcw for speaker
The former is the Sherman candidate.
Miss Carrie Lee Daniord, daughter OF
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord, lett yesterday
for Washington City to spend tho win.
ter.
L. N. Fawcctt, OF the Bcllairc nail
works Office, accidentally fell down
stairs and is laid up Mt his home.
John C. Israel will retire from tho
commissioners Office next Monday and
Silas Bailey will take his place.
Ex-Shcri!r Cochran, John Davis and
W. II. Gill are i'll at Columbus, and
others will 60 out to-day.
c. II. Over, Il window glass manuiac.
turer OF Muncie, Ind, LETT for his home
yesterday.