The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

Mountain in front OF L)okou. Inn.
When tho sun tlrlt made its appearance
from behind the mountains in the dis.
tanco there wcro congroga,ei on tho
bluff and moun,ainsidO 200 delegates
from Maino to California. Tho cxcr.
cises wore lOd by Rsv. George T. Stew.
art, who Is associated with sam Jones,
tho evangelist. Following tho cxorci'ei
q wonderful experience mectin: was
held, in which doleSatol from nearly
every state In the uu:on participated.
During Tho recital Of tho expericnc cs
sevorai OF tho delegates becam, 50 i'm.
pressed with tho ictvar Of tho OCCASION
that they shouted.
1t Is estimated tLa. there are 1900
L,uguurs in tho city today.
In spite OF the vast crowd now hero,
| Chattanooga was 80 woll prepared for
the coming aud entertainment OF the
visitori that not ono-!fth OF her enter
tanning capacity has beeu exhausted.
Tho residents report that they arc not
crowded in tho least. This fac: will DO
OF interest in view OF the approaching
date for the mark dedication.
The topic for to-day was "Slethoaism;
Its Lilo and Mode OF Expression"
The conference assembled II. 0:S1
O'Clock this morning in second days
session, Judge E'tes. ot Memphis, pre-.
siding. Tho splendid chorus choir lead
\ 4 short service oil songs, after which the
morning topics we're taken up, in ton
minclc epcaches By delegates.
Lille in tho Local Church-lntellect.
ual Duties" Gas tho irs. subject, by
Rev. W. Z. Ray. OF Macon. Ga. Rav.~.
Z. McCIeman. OF Berwyn, ILL.,. delivered
an adlrcs, along this line. emnhasizjnc
the idea OF what 10 read. Under the
head OF Educational Opportunities"
Rev. S. c. Royal, OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. J. ". Z. Bowen, OF Atlanta. Ga,
and Rev. L. ]. Cooke. d. D., o! Athens.
| Tenn. spoke. Roy. Bowen Is coloroi
preacher and his appearance on the
| platform was the occa1inn OF wild
demons;rn,ion. llc started out with
the proposition tina! thirty years ago IL
would not have been thought pOssibs
for man OF his color to stand briorn
such IN audience and discuss the qucs.
ton OF education. Ilc said he waa not
concerned in his ancestry or where he
CAME from, but was mos! cpncjrned in
wherr he wa' goin. Tho address pro.
| ducCd tremendous sensation.
Social duties and att2inmnnts was the
topic assigned to Miss Clara Grant, Of
| Winona, Minn.. the first lady to appear
on the conference programme. and II.
\. IloIb. of Evanston, H.. both Of whom
created great applause By ;hcir sug:as.
iions for higher class Gttainmenis in
the churche.. Oihnr topics OF the
morning were rs follows:
Nisitiug-Rcv. John 4. Nelson.
| Gcnrgetown. IcxGs.
Official Dutic, oil Church OGIccrs-
Our Duties to rhcm-Rev. ". l..
Helms, Georgetown. Texas.
Epwor,h L,acuc Olicrrs-Our Duties
to ThcIn-Rev. L. D. Taylor, S. T. H.,
Boston. Mass.
Financial Sicwardsliip-thc Privilege
OF Givins-J. X. Elwcll. Boone, Iowa.
1hu Dntr oil Giving-N. B. jackson,
A. Il. Noxia, Texas.
Proper OBJECTS OF BrHcrolencc-Rev.
1 ".
Il. ". Rces, DID,, Cinc;nnaIi. Ohio.
Tho programme inr this afternoon be.
ginning n: 2:G0 O'Clock was N follow
tho presiding officer bniDg Rov. Il. y.
Barns, of Toronto. Canada:
Dovutions-iser II. NJ. Henderson, 4.
VI. Winchester, Ky.
Philun,ropic,-Ihe Lost in our Ci,io..
Secular lielp-E. d. FulIur LID,
Topeka, kns. John D. Walker, Sparta,
Ca Rev. L. c. Weakly, DID,, Cincinua.
II, Ohio.
Bto,hcrhooi--Ro L. l.. Prontlss,
DID,, Dayton. OHIO; Rov. L. II. Eawl.
iu-s, i. D. Norfolk. Va.
Spiritual minisiry-lscv. George W.
kcrby, B. A.. st. Catherine. Ont.; Rev.
John W. Newman, u. D., TaIlale.a,
Alabama.
Municipal government - Address,
Christian Citizenship" Rev. Carlos
Mat,yn. D. D., Chicago, llls.
Rcy. J. I. Berry. b. b., OF Chicago,
presided tonight. An address was to
be delivered by Bishop Thobnrn, OF
India, but owing to his inability to be
present. he will bo represented by Rev.
Homer q. Stunt, OF Nainn Tai. India.
Tho programme for tonight is AZ iol.
lows:
Gospel in Rural Nni.hborhoois-
liclpp-Alisa Stella Rule, Knoxville,
Tcnncsseo; Row. W. L. Z. Loyejoy, A..
NJ. AthOns, Ga.
lIindranco.-Rcw F. /. Lovcland,
| Clinton, Iowa.
Diaciplinng tho Nations-(by proxv)
--itov. Edmund NJ. Mills. d. D., Elmira,
New York; Rrv. d. G. Kelley, D. D.,
BcllobuCkle, rcnn. Eov. George Bond,
Halifax, n. s.; lin person )--Rev. G. G..
McCabe. d. D., New York Row. W. L.
Lambuth. D. D.. Nashville, Tenn; Rov.
Homer G. StunIz, India.
THE SCENE OF THE MDUSrAiN.
Tho sccno on tho Lookout mountain
this morning al tho suurisc service will
long bo remembered.
At half.past 9 o'clock II. IN. tho street
cars began to move tho thousand, Of
| young Muihodists towards tho noun. .
| tains. As tho cara ran through tho city
and suburbs tleir occupauts made tho
air rosouud with tho old fashioned camp.
Tcnting mus ic. Darknela c,vcrod tho
incn OF tho mountains rs lhay reached
its ba4c. bu. that did not deter them
from ;hOir purpose. With gladsomo
song mud hearty shout thu n4cont was
bcsUa. On thny went until Il G,oady
stream was scaling tho gIdu OF the hin
tUric old mountain.
TWAS aetnnd accnn TINT tho cyc DO.
held M tho summit was reached. Tho
grey of tho Onrly dawn had pnt in ita
appearance. and one could catch good
elimpscs of tho surrounded landscape