The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12


1ions OF the annual Wheeling district
eampmeeting at Moundsyille on sstur-
day and Sunday wero largely attended,
and the success Of the ten days meet
ing may now be safely predicted.
On Saturday morning there was IN
old fashioned experience Meeting or
love feast, conducted by Rev. G. W,
Grimes, 1t was full OF enthusiasm and
good beginning to the days services.
At 1880 o'clock DR., BicEley, OF the
Thomson NJ, y, church, Wheeling
preached, his principal themo being
"Holiness," 1t was very earnest ser
mon, plain, practical and to tho point.
il carried the conviction to all who
heard It, that tho doctor was master OF
the situation. 10 say that it was one Of
tho best setmous ia but saying what oil
who heard It ielt
At o'clock the choir met fer prac.
iicO, and in spite oil the weather nearly
an hour practice WIS had. Prof. Burke
is determined 10 mako the music o sue.
cess, and he only regrets that there arc
not more singers willing and ready to
help.
Al $3.50 tho Young peoples meeting at
the. GOmple. was led by Rev. ". i.
Holmes, assisted by Dr.. Riker and ROv.
MIR. Denton, with Miss Israel ut tho
organ in charge OF the music.
Alta o'clock the children met, and,
under tho leadership oil Mrs, Calvert,
spent u short time in getting ready for
future work. Miss Annie Policy had
charge OF tho music, aud tho little ones
sang the 'Songs OF Zion" with will
and vim that cannot be shown by the
old people,
At night Bishop Mallalieu, who had
arrived at noon, preached from tho first
four verses OF tho second chapter OF
Acts. His theme was the reception
Of tho Holy Ghost" lilo captured his
audience at the very beginning and held
II until tbs close OF the sermon. liO Is
an earnest speaker and deserves all that
has been said OF him rs pulpit orator.
Al the close OF the ssrmona consecra.
lion service wGs held, which was very
solemn and impressive.
SABBATH MORNING
opened bright aud lovely Everything
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Of tho grove were up bright aud early
as requested by tho bishop, to be ready
for the days services.
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The text was-"God is faithful" He
began by saying, am forever asking
people to do something. Take this text
and write 1t down on a card. Place it
where you eau soc it every day. Now,
how many OF you will do this? Not
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There is no effort made in the BIblo to
prove this; it IL taken as automatic.
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is the greatest in the world. Voltaire
said llO could write better book than
tho Bible, but lie died without doing
it. The French savGnta appointed u
committee to write book superior to
tho Bible. They tried for ak weeks to
compose verse to match the first verse
OF the book OF Genesis, "ln the begin.
ming God created the heavens and the
earlh;' and they failed, and 30 gave up
the task OF writing tho book.
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love, his faithfulneIs, his long suffering,
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