The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-12

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CHARLESTON, w. Va FEB. H.
decided surprise was sprung IN the
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senate TINS at'eFt'Voh'. Whe" lH''s 'UuS
met after dinner a OH TO rc-orsah-
lsa :he board OF regents OF the uniyer-
"a. u,,s oFered and Without refer
s'S va .'i.,,, -i, ,tt.s
ehec 70 oou'HAt''eS PNSNSu NN't
reading, under suspension OF the
rplr, The intent OF the bill Is 70 give
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10 VVs4nVt ,,,., :,
Of a board consisting OF SIX HePuoH'
cans aud three Democrats. The present
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the Repuohe"h "EtSia'"'e wv
years ago. and " composed OF five
nsrnoorats and four Republicans,
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lhrse "' e'e '.'s A's''''e'N N'9 s's
sound money Democracy
The fact is. that from the time the
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sr oeeh parSlSah FU'e P"i'eu Wy IT,
In almost every case the action has
been unanimous, The board has been
unanimous. The board has been nom
partisan In It's course. although bi-par-
yisan in its composition, Under its
administration the university has had
unprecedented prosperity. In 1888. the
enrolment Of students was 2tf up to
the institution, This years enroll
nent : 42S, and bids fair 80 rs9eh r ,S5 5pO. ~,
,,,,S,t. ~ u'a, rS,s5s3cc y5 b..,,nse Sts njnInis-
ira,s5n mas been nnn-n5rtissp.
Three of the present regents. two
RRpublirans and one Democrat. are
ab5u, 10 70 out bv the expiration OF
lleir terms, and Governor Mac('orkIe
has indicated his Intention tore-appoint
provai OF Governor-elect Atkinson.
who does not desire To have the insil-
;Eu3n Gonanfsea On pertssh - OASIS, IS
1on1i,t M, an sntiSe,y neIG hoard the wav
,yIr,IJ be onan Ia him for every mem
M Js ,p,liirg IN MAC. ,ts Tesion,o flor,
4, ,bs bn,ids az me RanIbiic1r cover
par
Tbe bln 10 re-orR1nize the hoard had
the support OF Republican senators be-
u5sB TSS as 4 paTty measure, sur ana there
had been no opportunity to present the
Siasr side 70 them Friends Friends OF ,1s me uni nj
,y,,,,,:,,,S s "rS r.,yret ~ that ths ef,Ey Is he
Ing % M, ynsSs ~ nnao the sooi work of
sgo g,,,iz,nr etf b,ii nsO Ss snG = m,sisEe lake 'ne
The military bill is before the house
again, the vote by which 1t was defeat
ii having been re-consldereG and the
~, sa,, boct IN the committee There
h,nss \ tavorabIy % Friends Of the meas. @
ire think 1t has now fair chance to
oecome law. The opposition to It Is
very deteFtnineu'
,r, -. . .,I.,,,,, .o,.a,t In az
house to-day over ue!egate herVeyS
bill 10 make a memorial day a legal
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toxiSafIno baveraaes an TINT day. Dele
raiS RsbrenS of Ohio countV. spoke
saainst tho Honor feature OF the blll.
voted f',js down Ms motion 10 strike Out
,aat provision.
Deiesl'e Iurtis' u Cnio soun'y' uu-
the bill for the prevention OF cruelty to
shIldren. in which the humane society
Is taking deep interest
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N"allestVu "a "1'N''i's N!sH HsS' ~
terest the movement In wheeling TO
send a large delegation down to help
n ireup,,ra,e covernor Atl,Inson. The
,ncsJ c9T11,ittee Is hord III work con-