The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-24


Tomorrow VIII bea great day for West
Virginia Methodism In Wheeling. It Is
the day set aside on which to make a
supreme EFFORT to raise $4,000 for en-
downing the West Virginia Conference
Seminary at Buckhannon, and to make
Of that institution a college. This is
what has become popularity known US
the Twentieth Century Thank Offering.
A number Of distinguished Methodist
clergymen will be here to address the
meetings tomorrow including Bishop
Fitzgerald, who will iii the Fourth
street pulpit In the morning, Thomson's
in the evening, and will address the
great mass melting scheduled for the
Opera House at 3:l5 In the afternoon.
The pulplts win be filled as follows:
Fourth street-M Morning, Bishop James
N. Fitzgerald, D. D.. l. L. D.; evening,
Rev, w. +. MCDOWELL, Of New York,
Thomson-Mornin Rev. w. +. Nc
DoWell; evening, Bishop Fitzgerald.
Albert Banks, D. D., Of Cleveland;
evening, Rev. 8. L. Boyers, president Of
the West Virginia Conference Seminary,
of Buckhannon.
Chapline Morning, Rev. p. n,
Lynch. Of Grafton evening, Rev. Lewis
Albert Banks.
zane street-Morning, Rev. c. w.
Smith, d. D., OF Pittsburgh; evening,
Rev. +. N. Lynch.
Wesley-M Morning, Rev, 9. K. Arbuth-
not and Rev. c. W. Smith.
Tickets Of admission to the Opera
House meeting Sunday afternoon are in
the hands Of the local Twentieth Cen
fury Commission of each church, whose
names are glver elsewhere, and will be
distributed to the members and friends
at the close Of the Sunday morning ser
Vices in the different Methodist
churches. The programme Is as fol-
lows;
Song Service, fifteen minutes, led by union
chorus, composed Of al the Methodist
cholrs In the city. Prof. James H.
Hymn SSs-"AiI Hail the Power Of Je:
bus' Name" .......'........ Congregation
rev. &. ". Smith. d. B., Pittsburgh
lynn ssg "The Morning Light Is
4AN .,......:..........B Bishop j. N. Fitzgerald
COlISGuQu
Anthem,
1- REV. l. A Banks, b. D.. Cleveland
Rev. W. F. Mcdowell, Pm D., New York
BenedIotiOn. Rev. +. II. LincG. Grafton
Wheeling district of the West Vlr-
ginia conference, is fortunate in hav-
ing some OF the strongest ministers and
laymen in the twentieth century move
ment. The district commission which
could hardly be improved upon, Is COM
posed OF the following we'll known gen.
tleTnen: Rev. Archibald Moore, D. D.,
presiding elder; Rev. ]. L. Sooy. d. D.;
Rev, C. g. Graham, d. D.; Henry X.
List, Henry I. Jones, j. A. Wilson. The
commission for the various churches,
who have rendered material assistance
in making rally day the success It is
hoped for are:
Fourth street church--Rev. ]. L. Sooy,
D, D., N. w. Beck. W. B. Hicks.
Thomson church.ReV. C, q. Clark,
W. o. Alexander, Charles Sturgess and
H. P. ATcGregor.
Chapllne street church-Rev. William
]. Hardness, Phi. D., Charles Els, Ell
mer Grimes.
North street church-Rev. G. B. Ora
ham, D. D., W. A. Wilson, w. c. Spar
zane street churCh-Rev. C. H. Malo-
ny, j. L. Kingdom. Harry Rennard.
Wesley church-Rev. Gregory Bleak
", Prof. F. n. Crago and w. W. Me-
Those who win assist In taking the
Twentieth century thank offering in the
various n. L. churches on Sunday, are
the following:
Fourth street-solIcItors A. ]. Clarke,
w, u. Hicks, George Wincher. Joseph
Seybold, DR.. Billiard, Thomas Acres.
William Lukens, M. F. Glesey, N, w
Beck, ]. NJ. Dowler. Secretaries, ID. g.
List. Oscar Mckee, DR.. j. A. Cox, Hugh
Sterling.
Observation-Disclosures Henry Jones, L.
L. Lallance, George Morgan, w. r.
Donaldson, H. P. McGregor, Charles
Sturgess: secretaries, r. L. Stone, w.
o. Alexander, Charles Watkins.
Chapline street-SolIcltors c, Els, Ell
mer Grimes, August Meyers, James
Foote, william Mayer, George Miller;
secretaries, Ed Handy, James Barton.
North street-SoHcit0rs w. A. VIII
son, w. C. Spargo. ]. c. Morrison, Ed
Rogers; secretaries. Misses Mabel
Haines, Carrie KindelberGer.
zane street-Sollcitprs Harry Rem
naYd, ]. ]. sRmpsel. NJ. B. Kelley, ].
NScFedries. Alex Kennan, George G.
McISown; secretaries, C. Pc Metzner. j.
L. KinghOrn.
MISREPRESENTATION Prof. F. H. Crago,
W. W. Mcconnell, Bernard Bero, Albert
Cunningham; secretaries, George
Watrrhouse, William Cunningham, jr.
Those who will assist in the Opera
House meeting In the detail work, are
the following: George Wincher. James
Cunningham, George Waterhouse. Will
liam Meyers. John Block, Thoma7 J..
McGranahan. door keepers; Frank
Graham, George p. Morgan Albert
CASEY, Henry Ktel. Homer Crago. Har-
nv MetcaIE, Earl Glesey. Eusebius Gra-
ham, Ed Handy, W. ]. Lukens, William
Cunningham, jr. and Mr., Barnes ush-
ers.
TN T8F CHURCHES.