The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

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ohARLEsFoN' W. va, fco' lo.--When
tho school book bill was taken up YES
terday morning, Sir. Evans read n le,,,r
from D. q. Heath & Co., publishers NJ
Dole's "American Citizen" nronos,r,
that in case their book was adopt.d
they would eliminate the objectionable
free trade ieatures from II. Mr.. Evan,
s,o,od rim, ,b;o d;.ro.o1 ~ al ~.
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"ohs 10 inc poos rs lar rs no was con-
cernod.
Mr.. Ford moved to s,rjk, M. .b,
vo,d, ,don.;,, ror;o,, t,,'
"o'' ~r az "' p'op'sou faia-
Ioryo west virginia lie was opposed
to the work on the ground that II had
not yot been written and tho hopss had
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hoo,, ~. SoJ rn, 10, aao bne, " atop' d
SIoA ."a, o,,,t t ,,,I ~ 70. ~ oUen written.
wv no .hon uho .onu oa,u,;at,J .H H. | 1ooS n'gus
bsh, be "nen .S.i.1..u. bIi. f. ~ ~ ''"u nevet yet
,ha. Jo nha Uo'H +. % p.,f uI'. Iu;. sanip,e as
wnnId nm, cd vi,o tba ,,a,",n a"u ne
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NOT RETAINED.
Mr.. Morris said he had the kindliest
feelinps for Prof. Lewis and he ,bor,b.
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'l' oooA "'Sn' o' 'a'u"o'e one. Inc
whole diihcuity might be obvlated by
Pfoi. Lewis submitting his manuscript
to committee to be chosen by the leg.
islature, II he had time, but he had not.
The book ought to come of the list at
this time because no one knew what
might be put in 1t.
Mr.. Kidd thoughtsome book on state
history should DO adopted, and favored
retaining Lewis on the list. The mo-.
ton OF Mr.. Ford carried by 4 vote OF 81
to 20.
On motion OF Mr.. Evans, Myers Gen.
eial iiistoi! "us suus'i'u'eu iot Eood'
hoot 10 i,Iiv nnsr,or nt % ,.n...e.. .a..es
behind the times. Mr.. Evans riddled
the work. On motion of Mr.. Morris
"Fiske's Civil Government" was taken
from the list. There was q spirited dis
cussion on the motion to substitute
Brooks Mental" "for Rays intellectual
arithmetics. Mr.. Campbell opposed il on
the ground tina. the purchase of the
new books would entail an unnecessary
expeuse to the people. The presen.
books are satisfactory, he said. and
change offers no advantages. Mr., Pyle
favored the change. He said Brooks
arithmetics were used in the normal
schools OF the state on account Of ,h.ir
Rays book is not as com.
plete as Brooks. Mr.. Smith. OF Ohio.
endorsed Mr.. Pyle's views. He had
studied both books and considered
Brooks much superior to RAYS, Mr.,
Fleming moved TO amend the amend
mem w s'inr.S i; auu'.G nrooAs oook 20
This be said wopld wcor ont Inc hnoL.
now in use before buying new ones.
10th RECOMMENDED,
Mr. Jonoa neld tim, BrooLo, ,r;,h
80. 49,"
lhe.lc ~ ptopef o1IA ioI n,en ana
norlia. sc;,'o.. ne uuthiued !s
;;mi. M many iespes.s, out saia II
school u,e Mr. Kline, onnosod ho,b
the amendments on the ground that
there was no necessity for a change and
.ne paopie MIN w. S,en,n enc Ioons 20 roman as
or;ginai amendment. ho tborrh, he
neonle wonld have ,mnIe no,;cs ~ ,hs
chnpc, md that no considerabia er.
nor,e ronld be conncctcd with II Too,
manv hooks were conirsins and tbs
honse sbonld choose hstwean ths',wo
rot adnnt hoth ,Tudca Elo,n;r.,s
amendment nrcv,iIoi nnd , rocso.t w.s
t,ton Ar tho afternonn sassion ,hs
hiil was made n snecinl ordsr for Mnn.
Jov a, . 9o o'c,ocl. I, 80
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BAD AAhHDNEN'' 5ls
Owing to Mr.. brady efforts. the new
game law now seems in fair way to