The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
Ar EPwoRrH PARK.
Interesting Proceedings of the Day-tn
creased AftsRdanee.

Interesting PFoessdiSES Of tho Day-fn.
creased AfteRdAnoe.
SpGessi cO1sED0Hdenog Of d, iatslGnsr.
BETHESDA, O.. august l1-The popu-
tation of tho park fs rapidly increasing.
and tho success Of tho assembly is rs.
Surod. As q Just recognition OF tho
merits Of the assembly, people arc com.
lag from greater distances aud q far
larger number than ever before are
staying on the grounds.
Rev. HolletL Of Bollalre. conducted
maths at $50. Worship at this early
hour, whom one Is surrounded BY tho
beautiful In nature Is doubiy impressive.
To the spiritually inclined, tho deyo-
tioual hour ia the most helpful Of tho
day. Tho exercises this morning were
led by Rev. Chandler, Of BellalPe. AZ
usual tho class work occupied tho hour
from 0 till 10.
In the normal bible class, conducted
BY Dr.. Manchester. On Interesting
sketch was given OF his unique Sunday
school, connected with Broadway N. E.
church, Cleveland, Ohio. Tho school 10
made up largely OF foreigners-Boho-
mianS predominating. Here every
week arc gathered large numbers OF
children. The average attendance ts
nearly ono Thousand with church Of
between four and five hundred mem.
berB. Tho superintendent Is busy
business man; 10 the manager OF two
banks, and Of The head Of large iDsnr.
auce enterprise. Through this school
many families are reached and au i'm
rpense amount OF good accomplished.
In his lecture this morning Dean
Wright struck q blow at evangOlists.
whom no said too often tell person
that no was saved II he simply said no
"felt better" God never commissioned
human being to tell another that he
was saved. He also spoke OF the neccs::
sity OF pastoral visiting aud OF tho good
that could DO accomplished In this way.
The doctor gave what many considered
the best lecture OF his course.
After the class work in tho afternoon,
Prof. Scorer gave an clocutionary enter.
tainment. Prof. Scorer is q reader OF
wide reputation, and he gave mort
pleasing Entertainment.
At 4 o'clock the ministers institute
was conducted by Dem Wright The
ministers, Of whom there arc largo
number on tho grounds, find this hour
most helpful and inspiring.
Tho Schuman quartette, who never
fail to please an audience. gave ono OF
their most pleasing concerts In tho
evening. This quartotto Is In great de-
mand ct all the loading Chautauqua
assemblies and tho management werc
very fortunate in securing thoir scr.
vices. They were greeted by tho largest
audience that has yet assembled In tho
auditorium. The gentlemen all possess
remarkably flno voices.
Mr.. @. II. Hornbrool; and family,
prominent people OF Cambridge. arc on
Toying the assembly.
Mr.. Lamborn and vito, Of Alliance,
O., arc spending q few days on the
grounds. -
Clairsvillo Chronicle, is IN intelligent
visitor. =.
Dr.. Eaton Is tho most "1gurative"
speaker on tho grounds.
AIessrs. Josse Hopkins aud George
Burton, OF Martins Forty, arc stopping
at the Park Hotel.
DR.. Eaton has with him fine tele.
scope and those who wish may take
Wow OF tho starry heavons.
Miss Lillian LOWS. Of GAINESVILLE. Is
vislting friends.
: Mrs. Heinbrodt, OF Dellalre, 10 tho
guest OF Mrs. Dawkworth.
Mrs. Coen and family and Miss List,
Of Bellalre, are Visiting Mrs. l. L. Faw.
cett.
Mrs. Elsie Hunt, OF Alliance, o., is
visiting Mics Lou Hunt
Mrs. Lilly Kelly and son and Misses
Nay Kelly. Martha Kirkpatrick, Emma
Blon und Misc Rodcfer arc among the
lato arrivals from Bollaire, at tho hotel.
Messrs. 7. A. GratiRny and s. Is. Piper
werc among the Barnesville visitors
Friday.
Tho excursion trim brought quite q
crowd from Darnesville Friday evening
to hear the Schuman quartetto.
Mrs. Chris Murroy, Of Cumberland.
Nd, is visiting Mrs. Weiaenb ergor.