The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-13
EPwoRrH PARK.
The First Week o; the Assembly Grand
SuceS4r-Saturday's Programme,
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SuceSss-Saturday' Programme.
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EPwoRTH PACK. BETHESDA, August IL.
The Hrst week Of the assembly was q
suecoss 10 every particular md the sec.
ond week opens With large crowd on
the grounds and tho assurance Of still
greater attendance.
Tho programme, Saturday, was full 10
Overlooking with good things. Natins
at G:20 aud devotionals at 8 o'clock,
were both well sttendod.
A noticeable feature this year is that
larger proportion Of the people seem
deeply interested In tho best things
upon the programme. This speaks we'll
for the intelligence Of those attending,
Tor some Of the deepest subjects that
occupy the human mind are discussed.
Dean Wright h his Bible studies
opens up now world Of thought In
his lecture Saturday tho dean sud tho
day was past for telling people what TO
think. In tho school Of theology Of
which he is dean tho aim 10 70 teach
students how to think. The subject Of
his thome Saturday morning was Christ
and tho doctrine Of election. Tho state
ment Of the doctrine Of election Is ono
thing aud the doctrine Itself another
thing. Tho doctrine Of tho freedom OF
the human will lie closely allied to that
OF election. He gave four directions
which he said he always gave his stu
dents wish regard 70 reading book.
First, read the preface; second. read
the table Of contents; third, read the
index, and fourth, nino limos out Of ten
do not read tho book.
Saturday closed DR.. Eaton's eugnge.
mont here. Tho doctor never tires Of
tellingoi the wonders ofthe heavens and
leads his hearers rcvcrcntly through
nature mp 10 natures God"
Tho themo Of his last lecture was
"The End Of oil Things." Tho beavens
shall DO rolled together as 0 scroll" the
earth which is gradually drawing
to tho sun will finally DO swallowed up
by that body and again become
nobulae.
l. vas matter OF regret with all that
the DOCTORS engagement at Mountain
Lako Park called him away before tho
close OF tho assembly.
Tho social hour In the evening is
thoroughly enjoyed in tho removing OF
old acquaintanCOs aud tho forming Of
new ones. The band is proving an at
traction, and IL winning praise for iss
good music.
Tho Schumun Quartette gave their
second concert Saturday evening. They
wore greeted by an audience that moro
than oiled tho auditorium, many re-
naming standing throughout tho con-
cert They werc well received, espa'
cially by those who enjoy tho best
music.
Sunday thoro was no general admits
sion to the grounds, the day being ono
OF quiet and restful social enjoyment.
Or. Manchester conducted tho Up
worth Sabbath school at 0 o'clock. AT
10 o'clock the auditorium was filled
with q congregation who gathered to
hear him preach.
The doctor TOOK as the subject Of his
discourse, "ChriBt tho teacher"
Tho Iifc Of Jesus Christ has rovolu.
tionized the thought and litetature OF
allagcs. Literature. art, science, every
thing clusters around Jesus Christ. We
cannot 1.-Two the Kingdom Of God with
out the kingdom OF God is within.
Misses Nettic and Jessie Robinson, OF
Pittsburgh, and Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
Aldredgo, OF Martins Ferry, arc guests
at tho Tallman cottage.
Mr.. Hill, OF the Quaker City hide
pendent, was Saturday visitor.
Mr.. Philip Close, OF Baltimore, Is
spepdiar come time on the grounds.
Prof. Smith, OF the Bridgeport schools,
is hore for tho remainder OF tho assem-
Messrs. S. Foreman, L. Cunard, W.
Baker, G. II. Thornborry, L. Wilson. j.
Colpitts, @. Thornborry and L. Hooks
came down from Barresville Saturday
night to spend Sunday with their fam
Ali tho mombcrs OF tho schuman
malo ouartotte arc mombers Of tho
Knights OF Pythias and enjoyed their
stay very much, as there arc many
members OF tho same order on tho
grounds.
Mossrs. George MCGOWAN and Charles
Vetz returned to BOllalre Sunday, aftor
a TITO weeks outing at the park.
Marshal Shepherd makes IN excel
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Dubois, Ben O. Tyler and John Rankin,
Of BellnIre, wore at tho hotels Sunday.
II. Emsheimor, Of Wheeling, was
Sunday visitor.
Mics Ora Blow, ono Of Bcllairo's bess
teachers, 10 hero for q week.
Prof. Mcvey, Of tho Bnallsvillc
schools, Is stopping at tho hotel. Mr..
Plue King, Of the Same place, enjoyed
Sunday with his family, who are stop
Tie llttlo child OF George Deyarmon
Is getting better.
Mr. Clifford Mayors returned TO Bel
laito Sunday after week. spent at tho
park.
Mossrs. VIII Milligan and Frank Mel
lott, prominent young men OF Bellaire,
woro Sunday visitora.
Mr.. j. f. Blackburn, Of Bcllaire. wss
OF the hotel Sunday.
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