The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-13

IN itsEoenas p1oEseEEt}vn oG ciii1enL.
Thereafter .hes 6e5sEAIeE aRptnLlH4 IA
The C4:T hAE where The eguacH MAJ
formally. constituted uEdtT the pFeIj-
$EbeY Il lbe ksT. Dr.. u. IL R1be!tS. II
PSLE5tlpaiA- He EIL5 In LIS opening
address, that 4 Churches o. the Be
f0rEa4:I1S thsy Etagd for s0atr scrip
tuI7I u3aeIpleI. which EtDs taaaG-
mental 10 FT0teft1iifts. These pr9a.
etTks were the sovereignty Of Gpd IN
E~1jTat51o. The sovereignty u the Word
Of God GrsF creed Ao5 he. the s0T-
Srs1EDtT Of The Individual ocaksSkroe
IN NATTER 81 rsliI1r1- Aa5 the BJv<3-
e3EatT % Christ IL the church
IL viii b. ImpOEsiSle se3 me Ia ;hif
IetlEr 70 give the nAsnsE Of d!rtnEaSEoe1
men who were pTe6e5S&a3 The Import
Ant RubSHcts dIScGLEa1 SurES the ten
daT1 Of the rOstIIoE. The Macy BSte-
~ scattered bhctt3sE % The Presbyterian
church have 1esh toEsIbcr IL Ibis EEa-
cTal ooGpcD AE thSY oO5i4 be DO TSEgs
else, froJa the Oldest on the European
Oo1ttasEt " tbs TolEseFt IN FoFEppEs,
aAere TIE t~r1cEssIeacs pf TIE Etlnsd
Jsp1a has led 70 t5s EorEaK;iCn OF an
iatepsC5gSt Organization % l2nEe:
conoect~d E:ta China Tire missionary
Tofk u TIE church vas ably present.
Cd by tbs heroic and ssaAeaying EorE-
srk from al pATtA o: the world. aai
words Of h2ps AID god cheer we're $40
kea Tor The cioSiES yeErE Of the present
century.
III. %on.H, Two Day. Meeting.
The LatsraatI,aal union Of PresbJ-
te:4sa won.a.S Foreign Missionary
Societies bs!d Dost Interesting meet
Tags Il Queens Han Tzerty-seYer az
fs-eni Eoc5etlek we're represented In
p9rt&1t papers were Rad by q narnhsr
% ladies who had BEEN appointed Tar
The purEose. one OF which WAS 1y IrI.
D. n Cunningham. Of Wheeling. rt2-
reBenurE the kpetetIsF Of the PgeSbY-
tEr4Aa church Ia tie Ca!;eH states Of
America Tte Glasgow Herald thus
reports the woDsa's Missionary Con-
ference.
The second conference Of the Enlon
Of Presbyterian Woa1sa'E Foreign Mis-
Ei3naFT Societies vas RESUMED IA. the
Quhe7's 5naraz. Glasgow, YESTERDAY
morning. June =. There VA again a
very iErze attendance Of ladies. The
chair MAJ taken by Lady oyt-tpuH- In
Introducing the HrEt buFineKs Of the coa-
~fefence-the election ". q pEegI1eat Of
"tks unIon-ber IadyshIp paid u hearty
tribute ~ Mrs. DR.. BlAikle, Of Elm
burgh. the retiring president, who had
heid thst honor for four yEzrs. As the
rext conference would be bed In Amer
tea. and IS NAE usually thrir custom.
they proposed % eject 4 lady Of that
country. tApplause.} GrE. Bizikte re-
turned thanks Soc the great hjo?r con-
ferTe1 uIs0n her. and pEopoEs5 the
name 81 ArE. CUNNINGHAM, OF Wheel
Ing. West Virginia as president for the
ensuing three years. Mrs. Cunning
ham. Bhc raid. Was Scotch by origin.
Canadian by u~pbrs6inS IN pan. AID
By marriage en- american The motion
was seconded by Nrz- Conduit and Ear
gi51 unanimously" 50 West Virginia
has the b0nOr nov Of having the presk
dgnt o! The international union OF Pres
bytEHan Tomen'E Foreign Missionary
Societies. throughout thu whole world
The next Presbyterian Alliance TM
meet In Washington City. E1me time In
September, OF NH. The reception and
hospitality given By the churches and
citiZscs of Glasgow TO TIE delegates
and their friends. has neyEr been sur
paused by any other city where the
council met Long may glasgow and
her people prosper. Special mention
ought to be made OF the Lord ProYos:'s
reception IN St Andrews Han on the
first evening Of the council And CT the
excursion BY steamer down III. Clyde,
given by thu citizens on Saturday az
ternoon: and Of Lord and Lady over
ioua's garden party, at their magnEA-
cent country place, a few miles from
the city; and OF the reception al the
Glasgow University on Friday after
noon. June Is. These were occasions
not 10 be forgotten By those who we've
permitted TO enjoy them. This letter
kaS beea written In the Melville Eouse,
FI.estIre. % OF the beautiful historic
spots o. this bonnie land.
D. A. CUNNINGHAM.