The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-01
MANAGING THE INSTITUTION,

IN sUrPoRT, OF TILE HOSPITAL.
THANKS EXTENDED FOR AID
INTH1s WORK OF CHARITY.
The annual reports OF the several
boards and officials connected with the
management OF rhe City Hospital, one OF
wheelilg's notable charities. have been
made public, and are presented in ibis
mornings 1ntelllgencer, through the
courtesy Of Miss Martha Hare. the sec.
rotary. u n II
The seventh anniversary OF the City
Hospital was observed as Donation day,
and the ingathering OF the Sewing Guild.
February Q. as usual, brought The many
friends OF the institution together AZ
the result OF Donationld day the donation
committee makes the following report:
Miss Ida Butler. l pound coffee; Miss
blanche Baldwin, ! pound rice; Mrs. NJ.
E. Dalzell,p 4 dozen cans peaches, Q
pounds rice; Mr., II. II. List, / box bak-
IL .
bars soap: Mrs. Myron Hubbard,
towels; Mrs. Tinker, 2 boxes toilet soap;
Mrs. s.. .. Mckee. l can corn: Mrs. a.
D. Howe, u dozen towels, wash cloths;
Epworth League OF Fourth street
church. package papers; whatsoever
Circle of Kings Daughters, IS; Mr..
James Cummins. s.; Miss T1llie Fort
ney. fruit and Jelly; John Dunkle, /
ham: Mrs. G. Richie, i sack flour, l
pound coffee: Mrs. ]. +. Mcclure.
towels; Mrs s. B. Moore. glasses Jelly;
Mrs. A. c. Stewart. g glasses Jelly, cash
rs cents; Mr.. Friedrich Lobens.ein. $40:
Wheeling Creamery Company, IS; A. W.
kunkle, 1 cake; r. w. Kyle, 1burner In
operating ROOM; Mrs. o. T. Rhodes. SO.
During the year the following dona-
lions were received: Mrs. H. X. List,
flowers; Miss c. Wilson, sewing; Wheel
Ing Pottery Company, s25 worth OF
dishes: Mrs. Vance, flowers; Rev. Spur,
$50 worth OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Club.
racks for basins, glass tubs, brushes and
files, for surgery: Christian church,
flowers; U. P. church, flowers; Mrs.
Schambre, 20 glasses Jelly.
The Sewing Guild has become quite
an important factor OF the association.
The fifth annual report shows an in
crease overaany report heretofore made
by this auxiliary.
REPORT OF THE SEWING GUILD.
The ladies' constituting the Sewing
Guild are Mesdames James Cummins.
George Wise, II. F. Ford, r. B. Moore,
John H. Mcclure, Charles Reed, A. E.
Dunn. Misses Mary N. Dlckey, Emily
Ia Nd do NJ n
Wilson, chairman; Mrs. W. ]. W. Cow
den. secretary. ~
Donors-Mesdames Robert Simpson,
Cranmer. Caldwell. J. X. Hall, n. Wal
lace. John A. Zorn. J. NJ. Reed, S. H.
Kasley, John E. Reed a.. F. Ebeling,
Charles Menkemeller. C. W. Krel;er,
Charles A. Reed. Charles Bachman,
George Shook. Reiter. S. B. Mckee.
Charles Ahrens, William Hare, Susan
Hildreth, William Brady, J. L. DIckey,
]. D. Culbertson, Sallle McColl0ch. Lau-
ra Hearne, John McLain. S. L. Jepson,
Lee Baer. R. G. Barr. /. Isenberg, Sarah
Mendel, W.. ]. Bates, r. J. Reed, John
Wagner, John Brown, r. X. Giffen. w.
]. w. Cowden, D. B. Best, Hannah IT.
win. j. c. Lynch, Margaret Woodward,
a. NJ. Stevenson. John H. Mcclure. ]. L.
Reed. James Mckee. a. c. Stuart. An
ME Cecil. George D!Sby. W. II. ,Pfarr,
NJ. A. Holden, Joseph Lawson, Annie
Rhodes, J.. Mccoy, Joseph Seybold.
Chris 5kalbitzer. A. C. Fisher, H. F.
Ford. VIII E. Bowers. r. A. Harden,
George Wise, John Rlheldaffer, Joseph
PAUL, John AIerriman, Howard Hazlett,
W. 7. Singleton, Alfred PAUL, N. E.
Dalzell. L. Z. Sands. L. J. Bayha, Joseph
Cummins. Heber List, W. F.. Butler.
Annie Burke, W. F. Stifel. W. Il.
Hearne, A. E. Dunn. Louis F. Reidel,
Robert Dalzell, William Meier, J. ].
Jones; Misses Lii Cummlns, Ann Cum
Minis, Laura Dalzell, E. BingIe, N. C.
Wilson. NJ. Devine. Title Wilson, Belle
Mendel, Mary Vance. Jane Best, Mary
Dlckey Ella Reed, Martha Taylor. Liz
zle List. Annie Reed, Eliza Dudley, SAL
lie Dudley, Sarah E. Hare, Mary L.
Hare, Martha ]. Hare, Jennie Bailey,
Fannie Brady, Madge Johnston. Gus
sic Wright, Amanda List, Fannie Camp
bell. Emily Campbell, Hettie List, Ellie
Lewis. Maude McVickers. Messrs.
Sam Whites!des. George Schmidt. Harry
Schmidt, Arthur Stlfel and DIR. Clyde S.
Ford. Articles donated, 2S9 towels, &c
pillow cases, 81 sheets, II counterpanes,
II night shirts. bureau scarfs, stand
covers, &c napkins, Sc, total Of 421 ard-
Giles.
The pupil nurses have given satisfac-
tory service, both In the house and in
private nursing. Three nurses have
been graduated this year from the train
Ing school. Seven free beds have been
sustained during the year by individuals
and organizations; under this free SER
vice six patients have been treated from
the Humane Society, and one from the
Day Nursery. besides many Other cases
OF charity
The library committee makes the fol-,
lowing report: Donations for the library
have been made by Mrs. DR.. Rhees, Mrs.
Alfred PAUL, Mr.. D. G. List and Miss
Cooke Wilson. The daily papers have
also been received gratutitously. Dona-
lions OF the best light literature are So
licited from friends, by the committee.
~ room has been furnished by the
Wheeling Medical Association, cmbrac-
Ing about twenty physicians OF Ohio
county. to be known as the Physicians
Library. This has been found to be
quite an important addition to the
house, as the library is well equipped
and beautifully furnished.
But one entertainment has been given
during the year, under the auspices of
the association, that being the Gibson
pictures, given at the Park last June.
To the clergymen OF the city the asso-
citation extends thanks for their care
over the sick ones during the year. The
medical and surgical STATS have been
,untirlng in their attention, also Mr.. r..
II. List.
The time OF holding regular meetings
has been changed FINN the first Wcd-