Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-14
At THE CAMP GReND.
VISITORS ARRIVING ON EVERY TRAIN, FOR
THE COMING EXERCISES
A Special Meeting, to be Addressed By Rev. Sam
Jones' Arranged FOr-Opsning Of the
Prohibition Meeting.


The Moundsville camp grounds are
beginning to present an animated ap-
pearance, as the time for the Inaugural
ton OF the religious exercises ap-
proaches. Every train brings arrivals
from a distance, and numbers OF peo-
ple, accompanied by wagon loads OF
household effects, are coming in from
Moundsville and the surrounding coun'
try. Quite number Of w. c. 7. U. Ia
dies came In last evening, they having
rented cottage for their headquarters.
The Silver Lake Quartette, Rev. George
II. Vibbert, Rev. l. Villars, d. D., Miss
Lydia j, Newcomb, in charge of the
classes in Dalsartean exercises, Miss
Frances w. Graham, of New York, So
loist, and Will C. Bentley, hum0rlst,
are expected to arrive on the early train
this morning. Revs. Barr and Garvin,
PRESBYTERIAN ministers, have purchased
session yesterday.
The prohibition Assembly will In
augurate its meetings to-day, on their
grounds adjoining the camp grounds,
Rev. George Vibbert, OF Ohio, making
the opening address this afternoon.
In the evening Rev. DR.. L. Villars, OF
Illinois, will address the Assembly.
The programme for tomorrow is as
follows: Children's class, Miss Lydia
J. Newcomb; adults class, Miss Lydia
]. Newcomb; address of welcome, Rev.
C. II. Mead, D. D., of New York; re-
spbnse by Mrs. T. A. Rodefer, Of Bell
aire; song by Mrs. Francis w. Graham,
of New York; address, 1.-The Laws
Which Govern Our Bodies" by Miss
Newcomb; conservation service, led by
Mrs. q. C. Gordon, OF MoundSville, fol-
lowed by moontide prayer; address by
Rev. l. VIllarS, d. D.; address by Rev.
Geo. Il. Vibbert.
The Sunday services will be preach
ing at 1920 a. m, by Rev. George K.
Bristor, D. D., of New York. At 2:30
o. m. Rev. Ward 3. Prichard will de-
liver an address, and DR.. l. Vallars will
deliver an address at 7:30 p. IN.
A large attendance is expected by
the Assembly Committee, as the rail-
roads offer low rate tickets, with good
train service.
The Campmeeting Board held a call
ed session last night, and arranged for
a special meeting, at which Rev. Sam
Jones will preach, by request, his mag
nificent sermon to men only, in the
Assembly Hall, probably on Saturday
night, at which time arrangements
will have been made with the railroads
for special rates to and from the
campmeeting.
Following is q list OF those now on
the grounds
c. II. Merkle and family; Peter A,
Keys and family, James Frazier and
family. Mrs. Combs and daughter, Mrs.
John Howard, F. A. Jackson, A. II.
Sisson, Mckinley Creighton, George
Stevens, J. w. Bodley and family, j. l..
Beck and family, n. w. Beck and fam
Fly, NJ. f. Geisey and family, c. Fl.
Berry and family, j. A. Bodley and
family, T. A. Rodefer and family, Frank
Stanton and family; w. H. Chapman
u
b. Z. McCuskey and family, q. K. Full
Ter and family, VIM. Pelly and family,
A. McMullen AMI family, c. Morgan
and family, P. p. Stewart and family,
John Leach and family, Fl. p. McGregor
and family, N. Thompson and family,
w. Riggs and family, VIM. Elson and
family, Lew Stone and family,
w. McAdam and family, Mrs. A. j.
Worls and family, George Otto and fam
lily, Dan Bowlin and family, +. Hobbs
and family, j. T. Goodwin and family,
Mrs. f. A. Archibald and family, !.
Manning and family, j. n. Farrell and
family, Mrs. c. A. Fry and family,
John Shellhase and family, Mrs. NJ.
Dean and family, George Walters and
family, Frank Stamm and family, DR..
]. Sumner Stone and family, Peter
Cassell and family, A. NJ. Crow and
family, A. d. Hickey and family, M.
Marsh aud family, M. B. Helms and
family, j. c. Houston and family, G.
Rose and family, Mrs. d. Bodley and
family, VIM. Rumble and family, Grace
Rodocker, Frank Warden and sister,
Lille Thompson, Marcia Koch,
JOS Elson, II. Riggs and brothers, r.
Baugh and wife, A. Snodgrass and
mother, w. r. Games and family, ].
Anten and family, b. Stevens and
family, Major r. c. Catch and fam
lily, G.. w. LETTERS, VIM. Hicks,
w. S. Spears and family, NJ. NJ.
Mathews and family, A. Adams, Mary
Harland, Mary Flanagan, L. g. Martin,
J. NJ. Clouston, Mrs. White.