The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-06

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Judgs j. SIArshaIl EaEans.
president West Virginia Society, Sons OF
tho Revolutlon.)
Mcclure and passed fRvorably on the
applications for membership OF Rev.
DR.. J. L. SOoy, ZachRriah Robertson
and B. X. McMechen. all Of Wheeling.
The annual meeting OF the state so
clety was called to order at y. M. by
Vice President G. W. BrOckunler. OF
this city, who presided in the absence
of Preaident ]. Marshall Hagans. OF
MorgRntoWn, who was kept away from
the meeting on account Of sickness.
This was regretted by all Of the mem
berS, for 1t was due to the efforts Of
Judge HRgan8 and able lleutenants
three years ago that the West Virginia
society was formed with small but en-
thuSiaStlc membership. Colonel Henry
Raymond, OF Clarks6urg, the secretary,
was present and acted In that capacity.
Reports Of the officers were read, and
showed the state society to be prOSress>
Ing in membership at a rapid rate. Dur.
ing the year the membership increased
from thIrty-GVe TO fOrty-niue. most OF
the new members being from Wheeling.
whore great interest has recently been
aroused In tho society. In his annual
address, which Waa read by the seCre-
tary, President HaEans spoke enthu-
slaStically Of the outlook 10. the society,
and recommended that the hendQuar-
tiers be maintained Ut Wheeling. He
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joyful news OF the treaty 9L Nll'aISc
with France put new nc INTO thG men gil.l
who were giving their lVes SO Freely LOT
4 principle.
Mi Basel cRIIed 0ttshItnu 70 tIS ,
fact thAtthe government naG putchaseI 50
the battletclds OF GettysbuIE anu II
ChlcltaInHuEH, making them hhuonuA
parks This course ne Wo1Iu nave puI-
sued in the purchase nL vaIley EO I,S!
His resolution inStruSting me west VT W.T.
ginla delegates to me annual ineet'hE
~ the national society 81 the sons OF
the Revolution 70 support such a prop
osltlOn was carrleG WIN eIltt'Ssl,.nW
The following delegates TO inc nation
al meeting, when peCuLh ~ ,!!liIHt =
phiR on April 10, were CHOSEN: JuuRe d.
Marshall HngunR of MOrRAutnWTl,