Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-25
4 Series Of Revival Services in Several Of TIL
Churchss-Exchangs Of PasiOrs-Soms
of the Topics of the MorrOw-Oihsr
Notes Of Interest

The Fairmont Inder says: - Rev.
Schott, Baptist, delivered excellent SER
mons in the Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY
nights. Rev. Schott will come here as
the minister of the Baptist denomina-
ton. He has been here only few days,
but has worked up a wonderful inter-
est in his church. He will return to
his home in Ohio, and Immediately
make arrangements to take hold hold
of his work at this point. Rev. Schott
was formerly located IN wheeling ana
did very effective work for the Baptist
congregation there.
Much interest is shown in the Lenten
services at st. Luke's p. E. church. On
Wednesday night the Rev. James Sheer
in. of Plttsburg, preached on the MAN
illness of Christ" Next Wednesday
evening Mr.. Cornelius, II Pittsourg,
will talk on "Christian Manhood" Ar
rangements have been made for very In
teresting services on Wednesday even
ings during Lent, the talks being more
directly addressed to men.
Rev. j. A. Hopkins, of the Disciples
Church, has resigned his passionate to
accept call at Chino, CAL, near Pomo-
ma, where Prof. f. NJ. Bowling, former
~ Of Bethany College, is now located.
Rev. Hopkins has been pastor OF the
Disciples Church for about three years
past. His successor has not yet been
selected.
The Lenten services at the Cathedral
have been particularly interesting and
proiitlng. aud at nearly every session
there have been large numbers in at
tendance. A great feature OF the Len
ten period at the Cathedral are the
thoughtful and eloquent sermons de-
llvered on Sundays by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Kain.
Rev. n. B. Johnson, an evangelist, is
conducting a revival at the North
Street NJ. L. Church. The meeting has
been In progress almost two weeks, and
the attendance seems to increase night
ly. On next Sabbath the services Will be
Of an attractive nature. Rev. johnson
will preach.
Tomorrow evening at the Fourth
Street Methodist Church, the pastor,
General Judgment" During the recent
revivals there have been twenty-five
professions of conversions. The re-
yival continues another week.
Tomorrow evening at the Zane street
NJ. Z. Church the pastor, Rev. A. j.
Fullerton, will deliver sermon on
THE Protection and Maintenance OF
American Institutions" This sermon
is preached at the request OF the Ma
tional Association.
The third lecture in the course being
given at the Zane Street NJ. Z. Church
will be by Prof. A. l.. Wade, OF the
Morgantown University. The lecture
is entitled GLOW 10 Make the Honey
moon Last Through Life"
"a Leading Question" will be the
topic to be discussed by Rev. w. III.
Cooke, D. D., at the Second Presbyter-
ian church tomorrow morning. In
the evening he will discourse on mo
Compromise with Evil"
Rev. Hess will occupy his pulpit on
Sunday as usual. In the morning the
ordinance of baptism will be admins
tered, and parents may present children
for baptism.
The ladies of st. Johns Catholic
Church, at Benwood, are arranging for
big social and festival, which will
take place In few days under their au-
spices.
Rev. DR.. Mcclure. Of the United Pres
byterian Church, is confined to the
house with sickness, and will be unable
to occupy his pulpit tomorrow.
Tomorrow morning Rev. A. j. Trey,
of the First Baptist Church, will preach
on Baptism, in its relation to the
Lords Supper."