The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

Tho prophesy that the Prohibition
Assembly at Mound.vilo this year
wound be failure. because OF tho fnan.
clul depression. has been proved false
20 far and especially Sunday night,
when tho largest audience Of this season
fnccd tho quartette rs il opened o plat.
form meeting with session Of song.
The irst speaker was John A. Nichols,
OF Boston. IEo made ringing speech
Of about fifteen minutes.
HIr. Nichols is O clear and forciblo
taIker aud speaks with slightly Irish
accent, which added charm to HE dis
course. -
lie was followed by Mrs. BuOi, Of Gin
rfunati, who has beon engaged In tho
temperance work for over twenty years
and gavo US the result Of her experience,
that tho ono great obaticio in the adj
vancemont Of the church, tho better.
rnent Of tho homo and the etGciGnny Of
the schools was tho liquor traffic aud
the evils that grow out Of it.
Prof, A. A. HOPKINS was then lntro::
ducod and while endorsing all that had
been said made an clequOnt plea for
tho children.
Prof.. Hawks was thon called and tho
children regarding him as their espo'
cial iriend and entertainer evidently OK
pected something funny, but his pa
thetic and touching story OF tho fidelity
and death OF tho sufferers in tho crowd
cd tenant house OF Baltimore brought
taars instead OF smiles.
Ohio was represented at the assembly
Yesterday by Mr., and Mrs. 5. W. Boyd
and Mr.. J. Boyd, OF Bollnire, who arc at
the hotel; also Professor Williams. Of
musical fame, and Mr. james Lytte md
family, Of Martins Forty. who moved
in yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Morrow and son,
OF Bridgeport. are there
SQUIRE Pipes aud family, Of Cameron,
moved into tho cottage OF Thomas
Feins, on Simpson avenue.
MIR. W. r. Thompson and family have
rented the Wells cottage. which they
will occupy for the balance OF theseason.
Rev. Air. King, Of Marshall circuit,
expects to come in foT days with hts
Dr.. Warden, Of Grafton and his fam,
lily are Waiting Squire Pelly's family, on
tho south park. -.
Mrs. Irving Of Wheeling. and her lit.
tie son, arc tho guests oil Mr.. James
Bolin in Central Park.
Tho little sou Of Harry Travis Is lying
at tho cottage Of Mr.. Joseph Bodiey
Mrs. Graham, Of Now York, will .akO
part in Prof. Hawks "deostrict skulo"
and sing ono Of her beautiful solos.
This number OF the programme will DO
given Friday evening and an nstcmpt is
boIng made to secure late train from
tho camp on that evening. II succosstui
duo notice will DO given through the
press.
conducted by Miss Newcomh, OF
PennsyIyanin, was well attend.
cd and promises to exceed In
interest the school OF four years ago
The school Of methods was attended
BY the ladies OF tho W. z. ]. U. Ad'
dresses were by Mrs. Esther Peylo.
OF Chicago, and Mrs. Jackson and Cor
den, Of NIoundavillo. To-day q question
box will bo opened and all who havo
any Legitimate questions they desire
answered arc requested to hand them TO
Mrs. Duel, who has charge OF this de-
partment.
Today the exercises will cousiat Of
tho class OF Physical Culture at $3.50.
the school Of methods at 1880 and at
2:SD tho flrst lecture by Rev. ~ari IL
Pickarj, OF New York. At 1880 p. m:
tho second siercoptlcon lecture entitled
tho "Campiires Of Napoleon. This
lecture has been given in many places
and With many favorable comments by
tho press.