The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-14
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Large and Successful, Meeting OF Il,
Premier News Assoclatlon mt Chicago

bers wal large.
In calling thom TO order President
Victor +. Lawson congratulated them
on their ability to tlso superior to tho
weather.
Those present woro: S. s. Caryalho,
Now York World; Horace White, Now
York Evening Post; Albert ]. Barr.
Pittsburgh Post; L. II. pordue, Glove.
land Loader; James L. Scripps, Detroit
Evening Nows; Frederick Dr,scoll, st.
Paul Pioneer Pro.s; Charlo, W. Knapp.
81 Louis Republic; Frank d. Noyss,
Washington star; Hon. CLAYTON Nc.
Michael. Philadelphia North American ;
Ii. II. CabanisS, Atlanta journal; Wal.
tor Foster, Louisville COMMERCIAL; W..
Il. Mlchaelis, Chicago FREQ Prose; lion.
ry WRtorsor, Louisville Courier Jour.
nal: L. Rosewater, Omaha Bee; Charlie.
II. fancy. Wheeling Register; J. X. Hall,
Wheeling lSTELLiGEScgR; l. W. Mo.
man, Milwaukee Journal; Lucien Swift,
Minneapolis Journal; q. II. Gebkc,,,
Nashville banner: James d. lIoce, IT,,
Seattle Post.lntelligcncer; Charles +.
Kennedy, Cleveland Plain Dealer; Col.
X. &. Cooper, Danver Republican; Wal.
ter Mcdonald, Kansas City Times; \.
l. Clarke. San francisco Chronicle; A.
J. Aiken, Milwaukee Evening Wiscou.
sin; John Il. v ilaon. Chicago Evening
Journal; Arthur jenkins, Syracuse
Herald; ]. D. Ellison, Columbus,
Ohio. State Journal; W. D.
Brlckcll. Columbus Evening Dispatch:
The Hon. Charles =. loft, Cincinnati
Timns.Star Robert Simpson. Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette; Adolph s. Ochs,
Chattanooga i'imes; Charles Il. viii.
Jams, indianapolis News; Charles L.
Nixon, Chicago Inter.0ccan; Frank z.
MACEDONIAN, Topeka State Journal;
J. n. Carver. Peoria Transcript;
Willis Abbott. Chicago Times; W.
G. Ball, Terro IIaute Gaz.
cite; Washington Iesing. Chicago
Staats.Zei.ung; Emery McMichasl,
Philadelphia North American; Z. W. II.
A. and Il. II. Coleman. Milwaukee Her
aid; G. G. Seymour, New York Even
ing Post; Charles ". Haskell, Boston
Traveller; o. G. Stewart, Indianapolis
Sentinel; l. +. Mack, Sandusky Regis
ter; Dolavan Smith. Portland Oregon
ian; G. P. Walker; Pittsburgh Dis.
patch; Jane, II. McNeely. Evansville
Journal; John Schroers, 81. Louis An.
zeiger; Hugh Hume, San Fran
cisco Post; William Drube,
ST. Louis America; A. G.
Boynton, Detroit Free Press; L. Mask.
brett, Cincinnati Volksblatt; A. S. Pick.
ham, Dayton Journal; Z. ". Coleman,
Milwaukee Herald; ". H. kenton, St.
Louis Die Wes.liche Post; Z. T. Lane.
Toledo Blade; William G. Warren, But.
ialo Commercial; D. VI. Houser. St.
Louis Globe Democrat; St. Clair Neil
waay. Brooklyn Eagle; A. 2. Langtry,
Springfield. Mass, Union; Bradford
Merrill, New York Press; John A.
Mccarthy, Troy Standard; c. F. Poole,
New Orleans Times-Democrat; Hon.
Charles Emory Smith, Philadelphia
Press; James Elverson. Jr., Phlladel-
phia Enquirer; Foster Coates, New. FORK
Advertiser; ]. ". Scott. Chicago Her
aid; Gen. Felix Acnus, Baltimore Amer
lean; John S. Baldwin, Worcester Spy;
Charles D. Pierce, Louisville Courier
Journal; George N. Allen, Tcrre Hau,e
Express; George E. Matthews,
Buffalo Express; Perry S. Heath.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette VIM. C.
Mcbride, Cincinnati Enquirer; ]. l.
Watson. Houston Post; W. D. Chandler,
Concord, y. H., Monitor; Col. Il &.
Lowe, Galveston News and Dallas News;
Col. Frank Grice. San Antonio Ex-
press: Dell keiser, Topeka Capitol: II.
C. Vortreide, Toledo Commercial;
Frank A. Richardson, Baltimore Sun;
C. H. Gtasty, Baltimore News; Harry S.
New, Indianapolis Journal; Major ".
T. Richards, indianapolis News; Slason
Thompson, Chicago Evening Journal;
". J. Murphy, Minneapolis Tribune;
William Penn Nixon, Chicago Inter
Ocean; II. L. kittsou aud William Daw-
son, IT,, st. Paul Globe, and L. VESSEL,
IT,, Omaha bee.
Qri,e a number Of other papers were
represented By proxy.
The report OF tho board OF directors
and that OF the general manager had
been given to each stakeholder They
showed in detail the financial condition
OF the association, with the receipts and
expenditures for tho last seventeen
months up to December 81, 1891, and
that it now amounts TO moro than sutii-
cicnt to cover the outlays.
4 resolution was adopted dividing
tho country into four divisions, after
adding that it provided that in case the
groupings OF the states shall be deemed
desirable by the delegates OF any state
or territory, the executive committee or
tho board CT directors shall have au-
thority to make such changes as may be
desirable.
Tho following advisory committees
wero appointed:
Eastern division-P. C. Boyle. Oil
City Derrick Arthur Jenkins. Syracuse
Herald; A. 7. Langtry, Springfield
Union; Foster Coates, New York Com.
morcial Advertiser; James Elvorson, j.,
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Central divisional. N. Houscr, st.
Louis Globe Democrat; L. X. Mark.
broit, Cincinnati Voll;sblatt; Harry S.
New, indianapolis Journal; George
Thompson. St. Paul Dispatch; Z. Roso.
water, Omaha Bee.
western division-k. u. Cooper, Dem
var Republican; James G. Hogc, Jr.,
Seattle Post Entcllicenccr; Hugh Hume,
San Francisco Post; W. NJ. Mills. Sacra-
men;o Record; II. W. Scott, Portland
Oregonian.
Southern division-Frank B. Noyes,
Washington Star; a. S. Ochs. Chattn-
nooga Times; G. II. Basket, Nashville
liannor; Page NJ. Baker. New Orleans
Times Democrat; II. II. Cabaniss. At
lanta journal.
Tho following wcro unanimously re-
elected directors:
Victor +. Lawson, Chicago Record and