The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
AT THE CAMPAIGNING.
Bishop MallalIeu BaptIzos Children
and Says Goodbye.
VERY INTERESTING EXERCISES
Crowded Yesterday Full of Profitable
Worli-A Memorable Morning Meet.
ing-A Worry Attractive Programme
Arranged for To-day, which is Ep,
worth Leaguo Day-Rov, MIR. Canoe,
of Pennsylvania, Present.

Tho early morning service at tho
MoundYiIls camp'moeting yesterday
waq ono long to BIO remembered.
1t could hardly DO said that any one
lel it, Roy. Mr., Helms called for the
singing OF a hymn, after making some
opening remarks. Rev. Mr.. Duntop led
in prayer, then Rev, G. W. Crimes took
tho lead. Tho testimonials given wsTo
short and spirited, Some spoke who
have served God for sixty years, and
they testified that tho wav grows
lighter US they near the end OF Lies
journey,
Rov, Spencer King, ono Of tho oldest,
II not tho oldest, minister now in active
work in tho conference, offered for
vent prayer, and spoke Of the Sulta!n-
ing grace OF God, all through the years
OF his ministry, aud said that this year
his work is better dhrR than over bG-
fore, from tho fact that hS il more fully
conseCrated to it. Ito ia seventy years
OF age, but hiH heart is young and he
shows the old Methodist tir0 OF tho daya
OF tho fathers. lie had glorious time
in shaking hands with al who knew
him,
Following this mOsting came a ill,eon
minute choir practice, after which DR.,
Rikor conducted poutocostal Bible
reading, 1t was time OF great good to
all present. Tho doctor was in his very
best humor for talking, although no
said no was very much worn down by
hard work. lie presented gospel truths
in u manner to take hold oil all who
heard him. lie said the sanO word
from the Greek that we translate power
could DO translated dynamite. so God
would dynamite those who receive tho
Holy Ghost.
At o'clock tho choir mot and enjoy
oil Rn hours practice under the leader.
ship OF Prof. Burke, At o'clock tho
young people met at tho temple, led by
Rev v. T. HeImOS. llO took as his
theme "Liie," and talked on tho sub.
jec. with Rcriptural references for
thirly.fve minutes, until the bishop ar.
rived to bNptIze tho children. The
bishop stated that he had not time to
snake hands with all, but he bado them
hearty goodbye with the Oarne,t
PRAYER that all might spend their lives
working for tho Master, and ho hoped
to meet all in heaven Il he was not per.
nitted to meet them again in this
world. He left on the o'clock tram
for the east. He takes with him tho
love aud we'll wishes otall who met him
and heard him.
Al i o'clock the exercises at the
ChiIdron'a meeting were as follows:
Alter singing and prayer Mrs. Calvert,
the leader, began the regular lesson in
Bible teaching. Rev. Mr.. Canoe called
on tho children to reciie verses. Row.
$. Spur, tho Episcopal minister OF
MoundsvIle. gave talk that was great
ly enjoyed. Mics Annie Policy led tho
singing,
At o'clock the mothers met in the
auditorium and M interesting and good
meeting was hold.
To-day Is Epwotth League day, and
tho programme will be "a follows:
m-EIpctcncc meeting
1910 q, MIR, " l.. OnuOc. OF the First NJ l..
church, Altoona. IA, Will talk,
a:3I |. Platform meeting Short talks by
number, " W, X Matthews president EpwOrih
League, Washington, y, e., Will be among the
speakers
up, m,--JuniOr4
6p, m Mothers Of Epwor,h League,
sp. m.-Dr Canoe again breaches