Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-06
Fsr.oyS ,vp SUGGESTIONS

submitted BY the secretaries OF the sub
lodges. These were read aud referred to
appropriate committees without d"oatr.
The convention then adopted q resolu
ten setting aside the fifteen minutes lmme
dia,,l7 following the reading Of tn minutes
T., he three sessions next ensuing TOR he
reading aud reference OF resolutions, ana
declaring that after this afternoon session
10 resolutions would b. entertained oy the
convention unless Of . ceusral character.
An invitation from the local Committee
Of Arrangements to pax Cipa'e IN . 7.car'
10 be given al Ssibert5 on Monday mex
was yeai aud accepted " Ia unanimous
vote.
This eried the morning ! session, AMI i2e
te.- ,gtes took . recess anal : p m.
THE AFTERNOON - sroN.
was 8 rerg short one. In accordance will
tie resolution adopted at the morning sns
sior the first fifteen minutes after the reA ~
iry Of the minutes was devoted TO the rad
irg of resolutions, o. which quite a number
p re submitted. That dOUc, de.aEa'eS
talked over matters informally for a te"
moneu's and then. at BOZ o'clock, sd
;ouruei bat the various committees might
have an opportunity TO work.
The chairmen Of the several committees
at once called their members together, anu
meetings we're held tor the consideration o.
BUS ness re.rrCed to them.
4 number Of exceedingly nim3le rcuiocs
were wing about the st-uv-s YESTERDAY
touching the relations eXistiu between mt
Association and the feeders ana ]nAi.ers, II
being alle-ed that the feeders had mad
IOGvAr OyEETrEE>,
through a committee, 10 tn Association, re
gardIrg their desire 10 ge.rnter the A5sOcla
tor. but TIA, they had me. with 10 en-
courageuert. and :u.t ugGtiey.i a. IA
treatment. and also that the nailu-s dill
culty had been the sla Let Of discussion II.
the Couyvat;0u. Both these stories aut
others II q similar nature were promptly
denied Of Tie officials Of The Convention.
|, vas learned last evening tGa' 'a.rei /,
a probability thai the clause in tine consi.tl
ton specifying the various divisions d lro'
workers who NAV .. Included in he Assocla
ton would be am-ujed - striking Oil. HI
word "uatlers
The question OF charging toe :iae o.
holding tue Convention tcom AGEis''o Ap"I.
Wi. De 0rough, up daring sue week, aud /
is very probable the change will De MAJ.
- row arranged h, District Convention
ueet on the first Saturday, IN April, IN
Scate Convention on the third Saturday N
Apr:l. and the general legislative con"en
tom in August. 1t is believed by nan
DELE a.es hat it would be best 10 have al
rfrse bottles combined. aud, as aoov" stated
tie experiment may 70 tried.
lac question OF
TITS NEXT rGESInENT
= .rlvirg in interest and the friends of The
aa. -i,z. Il or more condidates are devotjn-
un c. 0, their surplus time 10 feeling each
| a.trs- p lse on the matter. Il is d,tIiculI
or n outsider to get at the preferences o.
| the dele ates bu, We Ill haza-d an OPT aior
a d say that the present iucunAru'. Mr.
y, b., has the prize within his grasp If b
CO e. to rrach tor it. There Is also q yer,
b. dis feeling toward the Secretary of ID,
'ssoci; ZION, Mr. Martin he being recog
r;ted as q clear-headed, and in every WAY
competent maa. aut MA promo ion isGmons
the probabilities. According to ne co1su
tuition ct,le Association none but delegate
are f,,.te u t.r ,'rrs o.. President. uu
The CONVENTION has power 70 set thjs aside
and In .a.' . s.,. g ~OrS. man w,ght .
NAMED than 'av,aAs i.eai.. cg'an C.csceL
nil, his city
Iurirs ypster&aY e~gariur Dsas that ID
Fit:sjurz Forge aaf Iron Company ha'
ii-E,sd 'hci~ tres. vas .rceiv"i By the del.
not. art .nreal r,rrI al,ri,, r-,Hp7Rll