Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-21

demonstrates that this record is trans
ferred to the heart, and that 1t is trans
mitted by the heart to the whole
physical organism, and by the laws
and through the agency of light and the
laws of motion this record is tran
scribed upon material universe.
But not only is this record thus pre-
served in nature, but it is the revela-
ton of Gods word that there shall be
a future general judgment, when every
secret thing shall be brought to light
and when the deeds of darkness shall
be brought forth for adjudicature. You
| may not like to hear this, but as sure
as FOUNDER star shines in the heaven
I'VE shall all stand before the judgment
seat of Christ" Where we shall be
called upon to give account of the deeds
| done in the body. Are you ready for
such an unfolding? If this very mo-
ment you should be summoned to judg-
ment would you hail the announces
ment with joy or would you call upon
the rocks and mountains to fall upon
you and hide you from the face of Him
that stitch upon the throne?
To-day very interesting services have
been arranged and the programme fol-
lows:
$50 a. m. pentecostal services.
1890 a. m. sermon by Rev. John Red
dow, of Cameron.
2:3O p. m. young peoples meeting.
1880 p. m. sermon by Rev. j. B Star
key, of Minnesota.
After the evening sermon largely
attended and enthusiastic experience
| meeting was held and several people
We're converted.
CAMP GROUND NOTES.
J. X. Graham, of Wheeling, was on
the grounds yesterday.
Hon. 7. C. Pipes, of Cameron, was
one of the many visitors on the
grounds Sunday.
Joseph Moore and wife, of Mingo, o.,
were on the grounds yesterday.
James Mahood, a popular young man
of Benwood, was present at the SER
vices yesterday.
Russell Coe, of Wheeling, spent the
day with friends on the grounds.
Misses Dora Porter and Ada Neal,
two popular young ladies Of Wheeling,
were the guests of Miss Maude Steele
yesterday.
Frank Bryson and Miss McKeever, of
Wheeling, were among the list of Wis
itors on the grounds yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Porter, of Elm
Grove, were the guests of T. ]. Steele
and wife at their cottage yesterday.
Benjamin Wilson, of Wheeling, was
one of the many on the grounds yes
terday.
John Lineberger, of Genwood, attend
ed the services yesterday.
Fred Danvers, of Wheeling, was a
visitor on the grounds yesterday.
Mrs. Beulah Dowler, of Wheeling,
was calling on friends yesterday.
The list of country people was very
large yesterday, and nearly all stayed
Tor the evening services.
The choir led by Rev. D. w. Ruble
was much larger yesterday and the
singing excellent.
There were nearly 1000 paid admis-
sions yesterday and the members of the
association were greatly pleased.
The main park presented quite an
interesting appearance yesterday after
noon with so many people in it. ]. T.
Goodwin secured several fine views
with his kodak after the afternoon SER
vices.
The hotel did a big business yester-
day, and the stand was also well pat
ronized.
The meeting was well patronized by
Moundsville people yesterday. The
largest crowd, however, was present at
the evening service.
The street car company had ample
accommodations for handling the
crowds yesterday. Every available car
was in service and the cars were run
as regular as clock work.
Ben Jacobs, of Wheeling, was calling
on friends on the grounds last even
ing.
RIVER NEWS