The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

others, and prcss this work. In every
possible way for tho salvation OF these
brave souls, whose dangers aro so many
"hn whose privileges 80 few.
Rtso'red, That wo recommend TO our
local unions tho importance Of secur-
ing spehkora from abroad rs educators
III INC work aud agitatora Of tho public.
hf"o!psd, That w recommend tho
Union St?ndl to all White Rihhonors rs
d necessary inspiration TO their work,
anu also recommend tho Corner Some,
,nS now temperance paper published In
nheoling, rs a journal worthy OF a
place In ovory Wost Virginia homo.
R'solred, That 70 gratefully acknowl.
edge tho kindness Of tho ". q. 7. U. to
Us nj Wheeling, and to all who have so
hospitality entertained VI in thor
homes; TO tho pastors who have OIL
Outraged rs by their presence; to tho
trustees OF Fourth street NJ. L. church,
aud to tho press for their kindness in
printing tho proceedings OF our couyon-
ton.
Tho committee on plan OF work sub
mittod thOir report as follows;
We, tho committee on plan OF work,
submit for your confederation tho fol-
lowing recommendations.
First Realizing that tho subject OF
scientific temperance instruction docs
not receive tho caro- and attention that
u should in many rural districts, thOro-
forc, DO IL
Reeo!red, That wo urge aud insist TINT
iirIn and decisive steps DO taken by the
local superintendent TO enforce this
law, and that extra copies OF tho law
referring to this department be posted
in the school buildings.
SGcond-That moro attention DO uivnn
to tho ilowor missIon work, and that tho
ladies send ont ilowcrI to the sick and
distressed aud 10 hospitals, to lhs sick
IN inil, all nrisona and railroad cabooses.
Ihird-That clause number 4 OF the
plan OF work committee In reference to
tho reform school for girls DO fully car.
ried out at tho earliest opportunity.
Fourth-We insist that programmes
DO printed md ent to all local unions
and county papers at least ton days bO-
fore the annual convention, and sug.
gcst that tho corresponding secretary
be required 10 do this.
Fifth-In Wow OF tho fact that We
only have one formative period In tho
child lilo at which wc may impress
them most forciblv wo urge that tho
greatest possible attention DO given to
tho Sabbath school work, thereby
reaching tho minds and hearts OF our
boys and girls so they may be prepared
to resist these terrible evils. This COM
milteo Ia composed OF the following
ladies': Mrs. Belle Harrison, Mrs. J. P.
Thatcher, Mrs. Carrie Fuller, Mrs. L.
/. Swiuburn, Mrs. Lorinda Herr and
Miss Jennie Pickens.
At the conclusion oil the afternoon
session the visiting delegates were
taken on q trip over the street car
lines in this city and vicinity, tho cour-
tosy being extended 10 them BY the
Wheeling Union.
A large audience assembled last even.
ing. attracted by the announcement
that Miss Francis Ii. Eneign, national
organizer aud state secretary OF tho
Ohio "Y's" branch OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, would
address tho convention. She gave a
very instructive talk on the work &c.
complished in this direction. Miss
Margaret Oldham went through somo
very in.tructing Delsarte exercises, and
r~ocitations and musical numbers were
given by the Roney's Point "Y," Miss
Margaret Coulter, OF Warrington, md
Miss King. OF Fairmont. A paper was
read by Miss Abbott, OF tho Grafton
"Y's." The convention will close to-
day, tho morning eession converting at
s o'clock.