The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-18
Whom She Alleged Was In Audlene.
with Another Woman st the
Tsbernscie.
THE HUSBAND REsukEp
BUT NO NAME MENTIONED
wonoerfui outpouring % sunda,
schools et Services ssturday-"Liv-
Ing Flag" Evening Feature.


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An incident carrying with IL ga
lures OF q rather sensational nature.
marked the Saturday evening meet
Ing at the tabernacle. and Il pointed
a moral that was carried homo by
many In the large structure. The in
cident occurred just as Mr.. Sunday
was entering the tabernacle for the
evening service. and was met at the
door by a woman with her eight-year-
old daughter clinging to her skirts.
The woman's eyes were blind with
salty tears which streamed down her
face. which was aged with poverty,
worry and neglect. and to Mr.. Sunday
In the presence OF Rev. L. X. Peacock.
w. p. Robinson and John c. Lynch.
secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. A., she told
a pitiful tale OF how she and her
daughter had been deserted by the
husband who was superintendent of
a large local factory: how they had
been In poverty ever since and how
every night after his days work he
would creep into the arms of infamy.
In conclusion she said: He is here
tonight Mr.. Sunday. and with that
woman. and / var you to pray for
him"
Mr.. Sundays Prayer.
MI. Sunday prayed as follows: 81
suppose before / came to Wheeling
you said a lot OF nasty things about
me. but II you heard n more mean
things o me than ! did about
wheeling and you, you had to go
some.
Il ave been here quite a long time
and ] never learned to love a set OF
people more deeply in the same length
or time thai / have you. | suppose
before ! came to Wheeling you heard
that old Bill picked some fellow out
OF the audience. called his name and
exposed him with n bawling out. Let
me tell you that Old Bill never did
anything like that in his life.
Tonight there Is a foreman OF a
local factory here with a woman that
Is not his wife. His wife met myself,
Peacock. Lynch and w. p. Robinson
at the door, and she told us how he
had deserted her and their little
daughter for this woman about the
hrst or the year. She was a beautiful
woman. abou 30 years OF age, with
black hair and a beautiful face.
Knew Where He Was.
Il want to give you a fair chance
MY fellow. You have no more bust
ness here yith that woman than
have 10 go down there and pick your
pockets. You had better give her up
and trot square. I just want to tell
you. ! know you are here and | know
where you are sitting" and he point
ed to the middle section on the right
The rebuke caused wild cheering from
4 tho andfannn aud urhan a. hoI g,,h
sided Mr.. Sunday said: "Oh, maybe
n whole lot OF you are Just as bad as
he Is. only you haven't got her with
you" This provoked considerable
more applause.
The feature OF the evening service
was the singing OF the children. and
the choir loft was filled with the boys
and girls. who just literally "sanF
their heads on" A most beautiful
spectacle was presented by the chill
dren during the singing OF The Red
White and Blue" At the close oil
the chorus the children stopped ovei
and at a signal from Chorister Rode
HEAVIER they arose. holding red and
white banners. and some in the corner
holding blue banners with stars. the
whole making a perfect living Ameri
can fag. The audience was taker
completely by surprise. and the cheer
ing and applause was deafening. and
the children we're compelled TO rcp-;'
the chorus.
The Life o. Jesus.
The sermon was on the life OF Jesu,
and was n plain sermon by a plair
man. His text was from Isaiah. "Anc
His name shall be called wonderful
He spoke of the word wonderful and
said that anything hat vas wonderful
had 20 he In n class by itself. Hs
then told % the many wonderful
things In the present day that wers
called wonderful because there wa
nothing Ike them and they were IN
class BY themselves. We hen com
pared these ihings with the life 81
Jesus His birth vas wonderful. 30,
rfe was wonderful. His power VA
wonderful. and His death was vnn
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that approached ~. ana there uevei
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