The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-24
FINE II. MUSIC
ONE OF The
FEATURES
At the Moundsville Camp Meeting,
Is Being Under the Direction Of
Mr.. D. W. Ruble
THE EPWORTH LEAGUE DAY
Programme IN Attractive One, and
the Largest Crowd of the Meet
Ing is Expected.

One OF the features OF the Mounds
VILE camp-meeting. OF which scarcely
anything has been said In these re-
ports, is the music under the direction
OF D. W. Ruble. Especially is this a
feature OF the evening services, when
there is generally q full chorus of
voices. The camp ground quartette
has given several selections, and will
continue to do SO during the entire
meeting. Rev. C. H., Maloney, pastor
Of Zane Street NJ. Z. church. contributes
largely to the success of the music.
both vocal and instrumental.
Mr.. Frazier, with his cornet, Is a
great help ut the evening services.
Brother Ruble Is choir In himself and
the singing never lags for want Of
members in the choir. The music will
continue to be more and more each day,
n feature OF the meeting. There is
much religion In the proper singing OF
sacred songs. -
The early morning service was con-
Quoted by Brother Fuller and was q
meeting Of great interest, rs oil these
meetings are to those attending. Rev.
G. S. Fuller led the Q o'clock service and
It was well attended. At 1880 n. m.
the services were as follows: A song
service by the choir: prayer by Rev. A.
Merrells. Rev. W. d. Rinson. of Full
ton, preached an excellent sermon from
the words. "Whosoever would come af-
ter NE, let him deny himself, take up
his cross and follow" A few OF the
points made we're as follows: First
We must deny ourselves: we do not do
this as We ought to do. II God required
US to do some great thing 10 be His dis
clple. how many Of US would rush to do
It? Butfwhen X comes to denying our
selves the pleasures Of life to become
Christians, we shrink back. One OF the
reasons why our meeting Is not the
success we would wish 1t to be Is be-
cause we do not deny ourselves. We
arc not willing TO give up our morning
nap in order TO attend the early morn
Ing prayer meeting. We are not will
Ing to get down in the dust, II neces-
sary, In order to save souls.
Then we must take up our own cross:
be willing to do oil things whatsoever
He may require US to do.
But, best of all, we must follow Him.
The command is, Follow Me-" We
must follow Him. wherever He calls
us to go. We must get down off our
dignity. Do not be afraid to shout, II
necessary. In these latter days, 1t Is not
shout aloud the praises Of God.
The entire sermon was an earnest
appeal to become more humble. At the
close an altar service OF conservation
was held. The altar was crowded and
the service was wonderful one, the
most wonderful one thus for OF the
meeting. II would have been good
place for those who do not believe In
religion to be. Their unbellef would
surely disappear under such displays of
power.
The children's meeting was rs usual,
one OF the most interesting features OF
the. day. The exercises were as fol-
lows: a song was sung, after which all
knelt and repeated the Lords Prayer
In concert. Another song was sung, af-
ter. which the apostles creed was re-
pented. Another verse WINS sung, after
which Miss Scott told the children n
camp meeting story which turned out
to be the story of the little boy with the
five leaves and two small fishes with
which the five thousand were fed. She
then applied the story. showing that
Chrlst, would give US the bread OF life
II VIC ask Him to do so. AT $3.50 Rev.,
George S. Fuller preached from the
words. Whatsoever ye shall nsk In,
My name TINT will do that the Faith
or may be gloriiled In the son." Theme,
Grounds OF successful prayer" He
preached an earnest sermon, making
the point that we should ask for
things We need and Just as sure rs we
do thus nsk God Will hear u.s.
The following programme will be. car,
ried out tomorrow afternoon, which Is
Epworth League Rally Day:
Singing by choir. q
Prayer by Rev. A. Moore.
Singing by choir. q n
Scripture lesson by Miss NIollle Win.
der. y. 'sI
Solo, by Miss Lydia McNash.
Address, by Mr.. Wayne Denman.
Address, by Prof. C. E. Cnrrigan.
Solo. by Miss Annie Policy.
: Papen-"our Common Brotherhood"
by Miss Maggie Curtis.
Singing by choir.
Address, by Mr.. Rutter. j
Address, by DR.. L. Yocum.
: DR.. Berry will speak at night md will
also preach Sunday, both morning and
evening. N.
Night Session.
Last night, DIR. Hlntt, OF BarnesvIllc
Ohio. preached to n largc congregation,
taklng for his text, ~ Will lift IN my
eyes unto the hills from whence COM
eth my help" Some points nre: Many
OF the ,grentcst revelations OF G cd were
given from the mountains, Their vast-