Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-17
49, nInnntnln Resort.

NforrNrAry LAKE Pack, MD, August
16.-Sunday was a delightful day, as
near q perfect day as we will experience
i'm this life as we'll was the day enjoyed
bv the hundreds spending their vaca-
tion on the Mountain Summit. Never
has the Sabbath seen so many people In
the Park. Never have the hotels ana
boarding houses been so crowded, never
has there been such an attractive Chau-
tauOua programmes as this season; the
talents who appears upon the platform
the singers and musicians who furnish
such delightful music, the teachers who
interest Us are the best TO be obtained
by the liberal expenditure OF money
from the beginning TO the close OF the
season. the best talent has been engag-
ed. No ChautauQua grounds on the
land will have as strong a programme,
but few equal that which we enjoy
No wonder Mountain Lake Park Is
having such a successful season
Twenty-Five more cottages could have
easily been rented TO persons desiring
TO spend the summer here, had we had
them.
The Mt. Lake Hotel Company filed
articles of incorporation. Saturday last.
c. p. Nasden, st. Louis; c. p. Baldwin,
Washington: W. L. Davidson, Clncin-
natl; Hon @. Harvils, OF Oakland, Nd,
and T. A. RudiSill, Mt. Lake Park, are
the directors OF the new company. The
new building to be erected on the west
end of the present building will be four
stories in height, have thlrty-hYe rooms
finished and furnished 10 the best style.
A steam laundry will also be erected,
with servants rooms on the second
floor. The order fer the building ma
.sterial has been given, and work on the
hotel will commence at the close OF the
season. Mr.. JarbOr, Oakland, will
have charge of the erection OF the
building. FairmOnt has mad as mauy
as IS people 10 the park. There are
now As OF It's citizens living here. Pitts
burg has added more than 60 to our
population.
Prof. Chas. F. Underhill, John Tenn
pie Graves, of Georgia, Rev. 5. ID. Day,
Of West Virginia, Prof. John Il. DE
Motifs, OF Indiana, and others. Sunday
DR.. e. r. Barns, OF New Jersey, led a
devotional meeting at Q a. N. and IL a..
10. Dr. John De Witt Miller preached
a magnificent sermon 10 crowded
auditorium, who listened with interest.
Many an eve was bathed in tears. He
chose the words Of David. Thy Word
have l hid 10 my heart" as his text. At
S D. M Rev Frank Russell, ID. D., OF
New York, addressed another large au-
dience ThoS +. Davis, candidate for
. ffHLraf nf ApEf
Virginia. spent Saturday in the Park.
Prof. Miller, Republican candidate for
Superintendent OF Public Schools OF
West Virginia, has a cottage at the
Park.
Among the recent arrivals are VIII
=. Willis, of Wheeling; Miss Sidney
Pancake, RomneY; Miss Mary Pancake,
Keyser: ID. W. Hazlett, Mrs. d. c. List,
Mr.. Chas. List, Wheeling; A. +. War
den. Grafton; A. Il. Campbell, Wheel
ing; II. w. Chadwick, of Wheeling,
guest of the Mountain Lake Park Ho-
tel: VIII j. Willis, Of Toronto, Canada;
Andrew Watson, Jackson, Mich; Supt.
Sheats, of Grafton division b. q 0.
railroad, spent Sunday in the Park. ).
L. Ullen, of Grafton, purchased the lot
on southeast corner Of G. and Oak
streets Saturday; the lot adjoiued his
lots and give him a beautiful plot Of
ground. Mrs. Geo. Brown OF Grafton,
who occupies the Modern Cottage, has
tweuty-nine boarders. Great prepera-
lions are being made for G.. A. r. day,
the 23d inst. Gen. 0. 0. Howard, Com
missioner Of Chef Of Z. S. A., Corporal
Tanner. late u. s. Pension Commits
Sioner, are 10 be here.