Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-29
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PAzKxRSBURG. v. Va, June Ss-The
WGnzus' Ckrzizn T=npsza1cs Cusnn
State Csnvsnri0z = nez-;y zS N end A.
~ busy ssszi0n 0f tEo days, few odds
and ends alone vii demand attention N
the naraInx. The programme Sas quite
. fsa uns- AbOus eighty delegates were
oressrt. representing nearly every sscz7on
N the State Wheeling va not - lSrg>sy
reureseursi a sOzne smaller plscss. and
svszzI itzns On me pr<rzne were omit
ted bee1ss 0f t1e Abseccs II Whetllrg
Lsdies- Yesterday nornIng VS. devoted
% ths sppsintnsnt al oonnittees and
other preliminary EoEk- In the Afternoon
taedis4rsct pre=sdeatz, win rh= exception Of
the Sec1nd district president, Who was
ahssnt. made reports Of the years WORK
The nso0rss Eere n0s4 snesrrgIng. SHOW
ing large increase N Local organizations.
formation ef amEdnent clubs and other
1geoce f0r Carrying tas ansndnsnL Rs-
ports ~s-e nSds upnn Juvenile Work y
'sLitsrzIars.' '-Sgisntir distraction.
..Tsa1slcsng tAe Press and ''Ae4hOis Of
Departments
In the eEsning Mrs Jane A Johnson
president. delivered her animal Message.
xnica cIGssi with number Of Suggestions
n ID the needs Of lie reorganization aGr more
psr1ee1 work. among these were PEI
nanent systen a iazncs- organization By
S-1star-zi diztricts- q dsy for ireS vii
offerings. gzneral circulation N tenpenncs
Irszar1re and spsn Az nseTlags
-HE YEAR's RECORD.
M-- jennie McClurx-n- Of Rdney's
P1Inr. he SizFe orSs1iEz, nsde repITT
N WINCH she said she hzd Travelled 5 81
niis< rnIn y caantses made IS2 aitrS-s-
established = local organizations win 40
members. formed y el1Rs and rsIsrd
sg-a - n canvs-saz,un with Jas REG
TsTga ear-ezpordenr. Ms Mc-iQrkin SAld
tae outlook vzs hopsful ior the 4Ineld-
nsnL though see Z q lot think TIE
chances were - god = SINE months $40
She szli tie c9uat5es 1f P1taan- 4A--
saali. RErclls ani aansEhs. were ne 5ast
organized. In rzzri 70 ONO county see
ss,f Z xr1id CITY 0uUslGe OF Wheeling
Rsv. : 2 PeIsrs. Of Clarxsaurg. delivered
sa sdd7sss. EUug a ge-ezI scSounT OF
F.. What he 1ad attempted &C 10.
( This morning raCnus reports u1 S11sr-
!ntsadsnrs Es-e latr. Bat little IaIs-uSJ
I OF arzzntl0l VS. E7ea t5en Sssr.y al
were vgv shGrt. beng approved without
debate. Several items 0f to-iay'5 pro
Z yanms we're onIItsi- The greatest n
ts-ssz csatsrei 10 The HspaTf Of the Ceu-
u7r-as on Rasoiurians Is -as generally
known beforehand ;hai '6s-e we % oe
+ contest over -es1l1u1n endorsing add
sv-oas1iE.pg with tas Third psT-T
snG uzuy prominent ministers snd 0Jaers
wno he'd SglnH01s aro aad cSn- slipped
n z1d took s-s-s TO witness toe fun. as
Ins clez,cal S-1tlsnaa expressed - And
II 50 worth Al tas EzI1s !1 took- No po-
lifsczl egnFsnr,0u gas svz more =. lngseS-
heads ard 20 elnvsni,0n ever violated par
I liaDeuraTv lAE Elra greater impunity.
Z TIE -sDar- was 7ssi by MS. ! 2. Duvsi.
al v=llsburx TIE resolutions Sllca were
as-re=i % without debate were I5ose 0i en-
iorseneat of the FrszzsIE- pledGag the
u c : [. 20 WORK tJT the aneadmsnI-
denuurcpg Sunday pEperS. a resolution a
laznks % Jas Fsrks-sburg pASple toT s1ter-
ta,uneat and 70 Ehs railroads Tor SouTTsSses-
THE Third PAs-v RESOLUTION.
Then CAME A resolution. ag1ed sy Two
+ members Of The committee, sympAihlzIng
WITH tie Thlrd Ps-Ty and promising their
aad - and 7ecoEnlE ~ g - Al Important
. laciar for t5e sDCc=ss o. Ene snsndns1T
I The question Szs 1pGn me adoption oI
;hIs re-niuIsou- de5SFe most spirited
ihea sns7ed. listing 81 hour. Ms Duvai
I I'd those oppe--d 10 l5- adoption at the
r--oiut,cn SRI M-s : Z ThoupsOn cnzn-
5sonsd TAs TaId Party D-Sple. Ms Du-
7 NJ Ezs Abiy zssss;si oy A-S JsrOhs. Mrs
smith and MrS Sse=nsy, af WsllsburE.
/ aud Ms Stevens. OF BuSkhz1n0n-
Mz :. & johnson asi the As-
ssszanc= Of Mss FrzBcss Willard Sao
caue N during tee discussion. The ladies'
xno 0oDesed the re-SiuE0n- sASd tos
anzsdmenT would oe most sEE-Ousiy r.
taried Il me resolution SXs AdOpssd and
Z claimed that Al their success 6Sd ben
tran aan-pAr--san sCE.Gn- MS Fra0c-s
Willard SAD Ehzt the National Y. c 7.
/ [. had s-Isd 70 - sl0ng sIIh0ut . party
ana dnallT were c1npeilei 10 1scog1 =
the TaIrd 2Erry organization Mrs ! h
Johnson made sn excellent sp-eca ana
- . =
over tle head tremendously She TserSd
10 tae last R@pnniicsn State Convention N
thls ltg Sorr. ss she ssld- Captain Do
veae- sRoSk aIs Isl under NJ. ATkInSIn' :
aase when the latter etF=rsd n resolution
foF subnIs=Son n a BToalBitoTT snecdne1t
AID told aIm be sSlId never hold lp ms
head again II t1e FIRST district Tins
brought down ne 50uss-
!! THE STRAIGHT OUTS WY.
i Alter gcod deal "a tempe. several On
tts ASor a5 0nce clsn0rlng Tor recognition.
the dssznR5on szdsd and the Eess and
azys called Even after the vote lad
ben ordered tte discussion continued A1d
ne Secretary m2ie four attempts b-suTs
-ne o5uld procsed- TIE roll was finally
finished s1d showed 30 for the ree0iur10r
70 SS aesinst
: The following officers were elected 70
night: P-yssdsnt. ArS J & johnson. q
PSrkzrsSurz; VlcS President, Miss J. A.
Smith. az New Cumberland; Recording
S-rsHry. Ms Mamie CAmerun- af Far
n0at; Corresponding scrstAry. Ms.
Maude Montgomery. Of PArkersoarz.. and
Trzzzurer. Mrs 4 B Hubbard Of Wbssi
lng
No Frances Z willard addressed 4
large a1diene=, Principally or Asdiss. 70
nigat and spoks u1rs tnan hour N = VaI
conservative md xrz1menrA95pe SylsL Shs
VS. teqasRIiy conpIinentsd with ap
PlaGss