The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-16

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counties, Heispoke OF Ititvundsyeiop-
~ ~ resources In 4 the region foi Coal
I've ana tho Guyandotte yailey,which
isvp z. must DO opened up. In this section
B w ~. tney tate, there are mnny men who
!, i'fa ~, ne er. TENDED d Baptist church.
ing report OF state missions was then
ordered adopted. is7 NH, v Z :.
IN ,hey. pr. Fllppo. OF Philadelphia, In,
pug 20, OF sftey. DE- Rowland, then spoke
III, !. yHlema, ~ Beneiicence.n He CONE
pnn,s,,t 81 thf, association MS an In
that the way they Contributed their
mites IN the forenoon, had given hIm
,nigh opinion OF West lyirginian Bap-
+ 4 .ists. Iurning his sattenton to- che
y .ainetean Baptist Publication Company.
Mhlen ne represented. he dwelt on the
N losss " had suffered by fire. a inassiyci
ne Tory structure was formally
on the site OF the ruins one
1 N s's,, tnso, Another building twelye-i
sof,ea nigh Will shortly DO completed.
to pullu these structures tho publlsh-
j " " .Svi.npany had asked nc! contribu-
tNops. a few, veal thy Baptists Furnish
ed the necessary money. He claimed
mat the American Baptist PUBLISHING
company. by its periodicals, had gain
ny s..rsspect Tor the Baptist doctrine OF
4 ~ np, ,il ON other denomination The
& pnu llp ions had lately been reduced In
Z pf'ce and the company desired to
sIeach all the Baptist churches In the
y yniteu n ates. DIR. lrlippp then read 4
}; iIst OF Inc different Baptist assocla%
! ssI!o,ns, requiring beRelce1ce. Hegtut-
\ lined plans by which the rlshtfuls
. claims OF each association might be
ssoIlsluered, but the best plan OF NIL was
IS s thes wine plan. The Bible plan In re-
isions giving should bc Insisted upon
" 2 her religi ous customs arc. BY con-
X lGertei q ton on the part OF the great
Of y, i5a INST brothcrhoo1. bcnetlcence will
Systematic. Fire III the heart Is
a necessary for the accomplishment OF
y eYerythmg. x (. Il A m J. i 4 ri
s8on motion, a committee OF three was
appolnted TO consider the plans as
stated by Or. Flippo In his paper. S5
Isl I, Pr, Remele. Of Iowa. a relative OF
n ne \ itefneles of West Svirginiu, was
present and was introduced AZ great
s srandson OF Or. Anderson. Dr.. iArgeth.
sasotS philadelphia, a veteran missionary,
& pens IN Introduced. referred to his meet
sirg wlths the West Virginia association.
thirty-ohe years ago. m r.
ne lwoilien's missionary meeting was
Y changed from IL O'clock In the morn
ling to 3 O'clock this afternoon 1t was
remarked that bachelor brother
made up the programme, forgetting
rat Inc women were required at the
hour, selected. to be at home getting
4 the dinner. 4 M q K Il 4
y niitted itsSreport, which showed slight
changes from last years BOARDS
AZ 40 the association was dismissed
sssysWtsh tbs benedic,ioni By Rev. Mr.;
Judge Okey Johnson, dean of the law;
school Of the West Virginia University,
and Mailman Barhe, Parkersburg.,
n held Z agent Of the university, were!
Il am9n yesterdays visitors a the as
Y sociat lona meeting.
large map of the United ], States,
Y presented by the American Baptist
~ ~ lnt1n, hangs hack of the rnstrum.sl {.
issit esp c!aliy devoted Ejtb8 locating the.
81 Baptist: Church, BAPTIST = strongholds
N being set on insred Ink. n ~ NJ
f;tsj y ln.ostsall tho visitors expected were
(, n sndance yesterday. There arei
y lnaly lad:es present. and they show
3 decided ID terest$ IN The proceedings.
DR.. Iisynolds' arn'lal sermon wa the
occasion 81 him receiving many COM
pimsrtary eterences q during yestcr-i
Il days sessions. HI & Z 4 Nj + & II!
95s3t. ,iSan; Evening session. & e I
The evening session was: devoted to
7 the education soeietysathc president;
Rev. r.; B. Smith. of Fnrksrsburg lead,
Inc. ~ 7 tts devot Sona! service was open
ed by the singing OF Holy sp!rit.',5 At
s. the close OF the singing. President
Smith read the scriptural lesson from
e the first eleven. verses OF the Book Of
Timothy. Chapters / and o..
tsyls Rev. u. z IL Eiger made a abort pray
er for ministerial students. He invoked
Sod. 9 blessing upon the young men go-
5iis ms out into the world 10 preach tile,
gospel 81 asked that West Virginia
r be- fur herS consccrated to Christ.
So The president invited several OF the
brethren to join IN [ a short prayer
meeting for the benefit OF ministerial
- STUD dents. Rev. iAIessrs. Walker, Ward
III and Murray responded. a general sing :.
ling of Joy to the Lord. preceded the
report of the corresponding secretary
Y of TIE society Mr.. L.. H. Cammack, OF
y, Huntington. The report OF the secre-i
fS tarys was IL very extensive one. 1t
i showed that the education society had
assisted more! young men through the
\ halls of learning during the past year
e than in preyious years. All the .beneti-.
q }ciaries of the society were youths OF.
Il good character and worth. The receipts
SS. had been Very small, owing to the
state being torn up Oh account OF the
campaign, and the society's wish not
II TO interfere with thu state missions
plea for funds, and hence the society
was somewhat hindered. The report
formulated a plan for the better edu-
catlon OF ministers who have been
pastors for several years. i.s5 4 rs
80 Following his report, Mr.. Cammack
II. mao de- one S,of the most eloquent and
practical addresses made during the
"a n ni n
VT was a strong argument for all Bap-
Il lists to make sacrifices in order to ed
ucate9 tifelr children at the theological
* setninaries OF the denomlnation.YiaHe
spoke Of the heroes Astounding to-day
u heroes of fathers that have trudged
4 many weary miles behind the plow,e EN-
e during years Of hardship with good
cheer that their; sons might be educa-
IL d--heroipes OF women saving and
stirttng and denying themselves OF
the necessaries of life that their daugh-
IS tiers might acquit themselves credit
N IDLY In the schools. s
III TaIrnont. yl,reQuest, sang a very
WI pleasing duct. e !S6t
President RIB. Smith then introduce
II ed Prot lessor G. .. Foster, d.. d. Phi.
4 q D., of Chicago University, who n made
II! an earnest prayer for all ministerial
Students The hymn, Coming TO the
NJ Cross, in which all Joined heartily.
{ v ol.oWed. 5.3 i. ~ 4 ~ Al
Before Professor Foster: spoke, Presi-
~ dent Smith mentioned his college days.
Y when Professor Foster and himself
were students under DR.. P. B. Rey-
n nolds ut Shelton College.
Prok Fosters sermon. X
otessor Foster in opening said he