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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
QUESTION TWENTY CALLED.
81 CHARGE BROUGHT AGAINST
Any or THE PREACHERS.

nth Georgia Conference Adopted
an. Report on the Wesleyan
rbrtstinn AdvocRte-No Attention
p.id 10 FURRY In North Georgia
,,ference-Wnyn VIII Get
... conference Next YeRr-Reports
.,.,,, the Church Has Had Pros
uerous Year.
sbert. ca. Dec. S.-The third day OF
ssuth Georgia Conference opened with
..,,us services conducted by DR.. c. L,
man. Bishop Hendrix was in the
ser the caR Of Question %. Are
lie preachers blameicss 10 their life
efcial administration the e.ders
called one by one and their charac-
,t..ea There was not the sembiance
.1arse brought against one Of the
-aer~
reports show decidedly prosperous
every interest Of the church hating
...5 ped In an encouraging manner.
report OF the committee On the
,ae christian Advocate was pre-
and adopted without any discus
30 referen . was made TO the furry
lei by the North Georgia Confer
~. C.. I>ovett. editor OF The Advo-
made stirring speech ia the in
f.r.e 90 the paper.
a r.. r. Williams ana G. c, Thomp-
crescent supernumeraries, were re.
...5 rs lie committee FOR continuance
relations.
10 Meet Next In Maynesboro.
.u tao question Of selecting a place
dag tho next session came up, Ten
ana Wayueso oro were put in uoml-
ana WaynesDoro was selected by
4r.e majority
remainder Of the session was de-
70 addresses by various conventional
The following were present and
.. ed the conference IN Behalf Of tho
t.-.rests they represent: Or. ". r. TIL
a. 81 Vanderbilt University, DIT. John
Iesst. board editor; Or. j. d. Barbee,
pei 81 the publishing house: DR.. n. VI
secretary OF the Epworth League
lud Dr. l.. IA Law. ned agent
American Bible Society. The Bish-
aaurcei tlot the appointments would
Monday evening.
IA eht was devoted 10 the missionary
-. and Epworth League. Or. W. X.
Ia.Hreth spoke In the Interest Of the
.a4f4 aNu at. Duuos' tHI ANe iatN@As
Tae following viii be the progra mme
tomorrow Methodist Church. $50 a.
ave feast. Il a. M. preaching by the
I.arp followed by the ordination OF dca-
o.s o. m. memorial service z p. m,
~. a.ug by Or Tigest followed by the
tsalaaHou o. elders.
Baptist Church II a. m. preaching by
Tr W r. Tulctt; .. m, BY Dr.. ". W.
W.san. , m. By DR.. Dubose.
The conference adjourned with the
trn. at-ton hy w n. Thomas.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
CONGRESS is WORKING FAST.
SOME MYSTERIOUS FORCE PUSH
ING LEGISLATION.

HcpabIican Hosts Are Ready ana
Anxious 90 Loot the National
Treasury southern Rcprese"tn-
dives VIII Push Forward the Cot
ton CIatms-Republican Are Wen
oruanIred-Dcslre TO Depose srns-
tor Jones.
Washington. Dec s.-There seems 10 be
an unseen power behind the present Con
eress. which Is driving the wheels Oh
legislation along with greater rapidity
than Is usually Ia evidence during the
early days OF a new session.
BEFORE two days Of the session hao
passed two OF the great issues OF the
recent campaign on which the kepuoii-
ans made a successful hght. were under
consideration ia the senate and House.
respectively.
In the Senate the mueh-taiked-of Han
,a subsidy bIi secured the right Of va,
rttbott a word Of protest and In ths
House the army reorganization bill was
pushed 20 the front without much dr.
aeuity. although the Democratic minor
NV made a perfunctory and half-hearted
.r,oeition 10 the methods employed ~
~ friends Of the administration ~ fore-
lue consideration upon such an Important
measure II che Republicans can Keep UP
no mace during the remainder o. the seh-
sion they set during the present week
,hev are apt 20 accomplish all or neaFly
an OF tho schemes they have planned Dc
fore the fourth Of March
There are daily indications snat TOE re
.ihucan hosts and their followers are
saser and anxious 10 loot the National
-rre,s,,r, and unless heroic measures are
-rsorted 20 By the friends % an econoinl-
.,l standardization Of affairs 10 prevent
Al a more hungry lot Of Legislators never
asscrubled az the nation Capltol. EFety
senator or Representative. possioy Win
one or two exceptions Is IN FAVOR OF
generous disbursement OF the lei'os 70
an div piitng No in the treasury. Inc
In Who attempts 20 preach economy IN
,thIie expenditures during the present
.crsion AZ destined 20 make himself eN-
trcuneiv unpopular with his associates
rrd render him an object OF disgust IN
the eyes % his constituents
Urging Cotton Claims
IN. Republicans are not having mo-
,ocoiv m the business OF treasury loot
M. In addition 20 the measures they
are pledacd 10 support. she representa-
dives OF Southern sta o. are putting up
very etrong arguments ia favor OF pay-
ment Of the long-standlng cotton Claims.
war claims and other equally ancient
prouosltlons which have been pending be
fore Congress during tho past quarter OF
a century. The theory upon which these
claims are urged D. that While there Is
n'sntv of money IN the treasury. how -
Inc time 10 spend O. where 81 viii do the
most good. II remains TO BE- seen
whether Congress and the President VIII
take the latter view Of the subject
The Republicans appear 20 % oet~'
,,-,,ri1ed ana under better discipline to-
day than they have shown IN the past
twenty years. On the other hand. the
Democrats are as much disorganized as
ihcy we're during tho recent campaign.
ana there o. nothing on DE surface 20
indicate that tho mueh-talked-of orEaui-
xati0n OF tire party ear he accomplished
while present conditions exist
There seems 10 b. general ae-
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rouR MORE mo wAnsHIPs.
Long wants Two More Battieships
and Two Cruisers.

Washington. Dec. SIT is expected that
The Forthcoming naval appropriation bill
now being framed BY the House Commit
zee on Naval Affairs. viii contain pro-
vision for two more battieships. end two
,rmored cruisers. following the recon-
mendations OF Secretary Long.
The item OF new ships has not yet been
reached or settled. but as a result OF the
discussion among members. the belief wss
- pressed by them to-day that there was
practically no doubt the two oattieshiIs
md two armored cruisers would be lncor-
oorated IN the bill
AdniivaI Hlchborn. chief Of the Bureau
of Construction. was before the commii-
tee today His estimates are about ST.
% 900 Tor the construction already author
zed. This ls considerably more than ever
before required. and Admiral Hickborn
- planned that Il WAS the necessary re-.
suit OF the large amount Of naval ship
building which recent Congresses had au-
thorized
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
MIN to Morncrn Pnt am.

Washing .ou--Dec S-Upon his own sug-
gcsfion Col. Gumufere has been author
lied by the state Department TO defer his
proposed visit 20 the capital Of Morocco
In connection with the Eszagui case. I'M
III next February owing 10 tho fact that
certain Moorish festivities are 10 occupy
the next six weeks N that country. pre-
venting tho transaction OF business.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
An Iron Company closed Down.

aiFninsham. Ala, Dec. S--A receiver
named to-day for the Jones valley
- company. The company has become
SIC oily embarrassed and several days
ihe furnace was shut down hy ihe
ters Tor uon-paymeuf Of wages due
brought an action IN the Unitc1
s'atea Court to have the company DC.
cared bankrupt.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
RECEIVER ron a RAILROAD.
Two Knoxville Enterprises Get In
To the Courts.

Knoxville. Tenn, Dec. s.-Mrs. Mary
J. Campbell a minority stockho.der Of
the Fountain Head Street Railway Com
pauy. has secured the appointment Of a
temporary receiver for the Fountain Head
Railroad Company. and the Fountain
CITY Land Company. two large enter
prises OF this city The petitioner alleges
he companies are insolvent. owing about
gsis COO. that Borgfeidt & Co. OF Now
yorA. are the principal owners. and that
he profits OF the railroad company are
being used 70 llquidate claims against tho
land comnany.
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nona Intere.t 10 ne rrepald.

Washington. Dec. s.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has decided that the inter-
est due on Jan. !. on the per cent. 1907
5onds. and per cent. 1880. shall be pre-.
paid without rebate. The coupons will
30 received after Dec. 10, and interest
.hecks will be payable after Dec. %
The total amount Is valued at about S.
iEa nFn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
FOREIGN couNT WANTS WEALTH.
Pnrisinn NobIeman VIII soon wed
Cincinnati Heiress.

reinnau, Dec. s.-The engagement
o. announced to-day Of Miss Clara
-"orh OF this city. and Count
-eam 1run OF Paris Miss Longworih
j. daughter OF the late Judge Nichols
e"- worth. ana granddaughter OF Sicn.
''e l.ongworth. in his time one OF Gin
"ua weaithIest citizens
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
rALL KILLED MISS BURR.
Concussion of the BrnIn Resulted.
mcnry &. nnrr Very III.

Conclusion of the brain Resulted.
Henry 4. burr Very III.
grmn. Ga. Dec S-Miss Sarah Jane
Tarr. sister Of Grand Hish Priest Henry
g. Burr Of the Grand Chapter OF Masons
o.sI or tie home OF her brother tonight
q. o'clock from the effects Of a fail re-
c...el to-day about noon. The deceased
sas 5. years o; age and had always lived
v..h SIR Burr AZ she was leaving her
rom t1r dinner she fell striking her
tfaI causing "a conclusion. which finally
q. lt.l ln congestion, from which she
als Burr was a most estimahle
.4 ag5 Was bowed by oil who knew her
tar Ser many noble qualities.
arI Bieh Priest Buyr d. also very III
a. home having been confined for tn
r.. .n... weeks. Ills cordiuou Is
.e.t TO have been better to-day. but
eEe.. of tle shock may give him a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
eRIDIRON cLUB OFFICERS.
Arthur ". Dunn OF Associated Press
Made President.

washington. Dee. s.-The Gridiron Gu
to-day elected the following ofleers co.
the ensuing year.
President. Arthur W. Dunn. Associate
Press: vice president. Robert J. Wynne
New York Press. secretary. Richard /
Fearn. New York Tribune. treasurer
George W Walker.
Executive Comml ttee-AiDert Mile
\ sn.as CITY star. r. D. Leupp New Yor
Evening Post. .. .. stealey, Louisville
Courler-J Journal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

KinFsinnd Ga. Dec. s.-Mr. T. s. Mc-
Klndrees store was broken open last
night by three negro boys. BY carefully
following their tracks the boys were soon
located and arrested They were given
pre,iminary trial before Justice l.. s
simpson. ana bound over 10 await Supe-
rlor Court
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

cleveland. o.. Dec. s.-Tho Vanderbilt
interests have placed orders with three
nils Tor 100. 90 tons Of steel rails az 81
aer ton. This breaks up the organized ef-
fort Of the railroads 90 force the price
down 10 81
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
MANLEY NAY ACCEPT 1T.
lie Wants once of Commissioner of
Internal Revenue.

Washington. Dec s-Hon Joseph Man
ley Of Maine. who was offered the office
Of commissioner Of internal revenue. made
vacant By the death OF George W. VIII
son. called on the Presiden, to-day. lie
saw the President for only a few min
utes ard arranged for another audience
Monday Mr.. Maniey has been elected
Speaker OF the House IN the Maine Isegis-
allure and q is understood that he feels
Il eneumbent on him TO serve out the
present term, which runs until next A al.
II is said that be probably will accept The
office II the offer can be held open until
mat date The matter. probably. will be
definitely settled Monday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
nIDs on NEW BATrLEsHIPs.
Work of Getting Them in shape Is
Now In Progress.

ashington. Dec. s--The work Of dis
ing and tabulatlng the bids for the
r.a aattleshlps and cruisers opened al
ts Navy Department yesterday is now n
T-lss under the supervision OF the ma
81. board appointed for that purpose. Il
d azpected that some little time will b.
iseu up by. the confederation Of the va
ha proposals.. owing TO the changes in
80 FaecIhcations before any awards vii,
order
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

Columbus. ca. Dec s Mrs
Mary McDougai Dixon. who died
m brooklyn today viii BE- buried here
Monday. She was the daughter Of Gen.
MeDougal and a noted Georgia belle In
nnla-haIlnm daYs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

Columbus. ca. Dec s.--The aldermanic
ticket nominated in the primary last Sac
urdny was elected to-day. Less than 80
votes were cast Alderman Dlsmukes. the
only candidate on the Good Government
ticket not opposed IN the primary. ran
aftv votes behind sickc, to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
To rnG MEMORY or HAMMER.
House EuloEizcs Late Congressman
From Pennsylvania.

Washington. Dec. S-Under a special
ser adopted at the last session the
House devoted to-day after ! o'clock TO
fag.rE tribute 10 the memory OF tho late
Hepresentstive Alfred c. Harmer OF
Ieursf lvauia.
Waen the House met a bill was passed
% include cherries In the hst OF fruits
from which brandy can be distilled un.
Ger section sos OF the Revised Stgtutes
A. the conclusion OF the eulogies the
House. as an additional mark OF respect,
af.nIruod
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

has been without a cough. lie has had
chronic bronchitis FOR two years. but
De- Is better Of that too.
II can, have ana viii recommend Pc
runa 10 my best ability ! remain a frn
believer in Peruna"
MRS T. l. cHOAfEsR
pr. Hsrtman's latest book on catarrh
viii be sens free upon request TO any
address This book contains ninety-fve
PAGES OF interesting reading matter. ana
will be found nvaluabie 10 mothers In
aiding them 20 guard against and cure
the many little catarrhal ailments o.
children that cosns with the severe wealth
or OF winter
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
A snfe Family Doctor.

Pcruna has been used In many other
homes with he same results, The fol-
lowing are samples. Mrs. NJ L. Seymour.
Dye. Ca. wrltee
Il am ready TO speak a few words Ia
favor OF peruna and Manann ! have
tried them Tor nearly every ll Of life Tor
myself and family. and hnd them 70 BE-
all tho doctor claims them 20 be Peru
ma cured me OF female trouble when my
doctor could MOI, Ny advice 20 an fuf-
ferlng women &C.. consult pr. Hartman.
what he has done for me he will 90 for
YOU" MRS. ~ j.. SEYMOUR
Peruna Added 50 Pounds.
Mrs MARIA .Gocrtz, cleo. Oklahoma
writes;
My husband, children aud myfelf
have used your medicines. and We ai-
ways keep them in the house 81 case %
necessity was restored 90 health hy
this medicine. and Or Huriman'a inPal-
liable advice and books People ask
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
HOLDING DAILY SESSIONS.
River and Harbor Committee T.
Making Good Progress.

Washington, Dec. s.-The River and
Harbor Committee is holding daily exec
utive sessions and Is making such prog
ress that there Is fair prospect Of COM
pleting the bill before The holiday recess.
Owing 70 reports that a horizontal reduc.
lion was 10 be made on al. es ,imatcs the
authoritative statement f. made that no
such reduction IS contemplated. The COM
mittee Is taking up each project on It's
merits.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
,rI,>lssrrrrs NEW cArrroL.
Hlds Were Opened nut All Were
Higher Than Expected.

Ia ks1n. Mss. Dec. S.-The Mississippi
arl,ol Commission met this afternoon
and opened the bids for the new $4,000
state house. Twelve bids were submitted.
Al estimates were higher than expected.
and q trimming OF the plans and sDccih-
.atous is necessary. J L. Gibson. the
Ial.aua contractor, VINO was arrested
tf.s weeks ago on the sensational charge
q attempting % brihe Gov Lougino 20
Cor him the state house contrast
Gl NOT submit bid
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

Paris. Dec. s-Referrins 20 the feies A.
ttabon the Libra Parole contends that
The Anglo Portuguese alliance Is
fresh menace 70 France"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
George wyndbam Reelected.

London. Feb. s.--George Wyudham. for
merry parliamentary un9er-seerctary 81
the war once. has been reelected % the
Mouse ~ commons from Dover without
opposition.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

just the same
EuE q sted
that We give
iAm Perma.
I've had n IN
he house.
but had never
given him any
hef0rel From
tho first day we
gave him Peru
ma he began
improving
That was q
month ago He
can 90 out now
and there is no
eanRor Of his
taking cold. for
We give him a
dose OF Pcruna
! before he goes
I out and whsn
, he comes In. II
L. the nrst
! time IN two
J Vfsara fhaf he
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

about me from different places. and are
surprised chat ! can do ali of my house
work alone. ana that ] Was cured by the
doctor 81 chronic catauh Aiy husband
was cured ~ asthma. my daughter ~
csraghe and cHtarrh 90 the stomach and
tay son of catarrh OF the throat when
J was sick weighed io0 pounds. nov
] welsh llo Mrs. Barrie GOERTZ.
How Mother saved Her Boy.
Mrs L l. Chomcr 52g9 Emerald ave
nuc. Chlcago. m writes II really done
know how 90 explain 70 YOU the bonenf
your peruna has done our boy We have
used three bottles 20 FAR and will soon
get another must tell you al the good
30 has done us.
our hoy is years old and was taken
60 Ho vas Foiug into n sort o. decline.
lie had a cough that sounded Ike an old
man. lost his appetite was restless Ia his
sleep.
we called IN our family doctor and
he prescribed for him. but he remained
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
NlNG PLAYED GAVE or TENNIS.
tos"i Entertainment Of british Of
ncerS In Portugal.

bon, Dec. S.-Tho officers Of the Brit
80 feet to-day played football ana lawn
i.ra The King was among the tennis
"a ere The afternoon banquet was
tfsn at the naval arsenal. al which go
fAes mostly British and Portuguese
htha officers were present The British
t.At'fon will sail for home tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

Another industry Of guile dlnefen'
nature. which mas received extensive de-
vclopment Ia Florida during the last few
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

A serious condition contFoHfH th" cat
ne Industry q this state.
7, HAS recently developed that the re-
markable demand for beef and dairy cat.
NJ IN cuba has about stripped orlda
~ her supply Of those animals. especially
the better grade Of them. High grade
mich cows are now scarcer than for many
900 ana the quantity OF the home-raised
beef ohtalnable is unusually poor
while this fact works an Inconvenience
20 manv Floridians for obvious reasons
IL does not mean that the peoo,e have
been losers on that account The cattle
-oen received excellent prices Tor their
srock. and all people interested have had
their eyes opened 20 the fact that cattle
-aising is most profitable pursuit In
Florida They see. too. that had newer
Grades OF cattle been kept on Florida
arms ard ranges and better methods Of
cafinR for them obtained. the PROFITS OF
~. cuban demand would have been much
greater
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-20
4 BEnNO0D Prisoner
HE WAS FOUND HANGING
To . Cross Bar in His CelI-After Be-
ing Taken Down He Endeavored
to Strangle Himself-His Mind
Thought to be Seriously Affected.

Yesterday morning Fred Slippner, as
reported, made two more unsuccessful
attempts to end his life in his cell at
the Benwood Jail. About nine o'clock
one of the officers entered the cell room
and found the prisoner hanging to a
cross bar at the top of his cell. He
was suspended in the air by means Of
a rope which was made of his under
clothing and securely tied around his
neck. The officer hastily cut down the
unfortunate man and after calling sew
eral parties to his assistance, summon
ed DR.. ]. N. Alley. The prisoner was
unconscious when he was found, but re-
covered considerably after receiving the
necessary medical aid. About an hour
later, so il is said, the man made an
other effort to commit suicide by
twisting pieces of his underclothing to-
gether iIto a rope and drawing 1t
tightly around his neck, but was pre-
vented by the police and others from
carrying out his intentions. He seem
ed to be suffering much pain and the
physician was again called to attend
him.
AS previously chronicled, Slippner
was arraigned in police court for being
drunk early in the week and was sent
enced to ten days imprisonment in Jail.
Several hobos, who were in the lock-.
up Thursday morning, report that he
attempted twice to take his life, first
by hanging himself and again by cut
ting his throat with a piece of glass,
and hat they were awakened in time
to prevent him from doing so. 1t is
said his mind has become affected from
the use of intoxicants and his actions
are due to his condition. His case is
n to be regretted. He was removed
to his home in Lower Benwood yester-
day afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-20
Why Not.

To the Editor of the Register.
Sir:-I see by this mornings papers
that the police have "raided" the
houses of i'll fame, capturing about
fifty women (who have no votes) and
only four men.
Why don't they raid the saloons Of
ill fame, at least ha~lf-a-dozen of which
are infinitely ard VIGOROUSLY worse
than the houses? Are the police so
ignorant of this particular grade OF
crime in this city? | think they are
not. But why don't they root out the
evil? CITIZEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-20

royal bumper was kept quite busy.
The result was a great demand for
cushioned seats Friday morning.
The charter members of the order
are Messrs. Cowl. Brennan, McGregor,
Hoge, Henderson, Truax, Anderson,
Forester, Pollock and Hesse. In ad-
dition to these, the following youths
were taken over the sands: MessrS
Pickett, Mitchell, Graham, Clark, AL
exander, Metzner, Berry and Wilkin-
son. Great interest is shown, and so
far the undertaking has proven won
derfully successful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-20

fined to the Glendale hospital suffering
from rheumatism, was able TO return
home during the week.
!. The a of John Ramsay against
Kelly Hahn, on the charge of jumping
a board bill of s2S, came up for hear
ing before Squire Lacey yesterday
afternoon, and was dismissed.
Both the steel and plate departments
are on at the lower mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-20
THE MEMORIAL SERVICES
To be Held by the A. o. U. w. Lodges
at the Opera House TO-Morrow.

Below will be found the programme for
the A. o u. w memorial services to be
held at the Opera House tomorrow:
overture Orchestra
PPp PeHar Rev : an G Pressn5
Opening Address Bro. J.. A Rankin
Quartette-"Rock of
Mrs. Jesse Morris. Miss Kate Land.
Messrs. Will Day. H. Reuter-.
An Eiegy, written in a country Church
yard;.....Mrs Lima Hennigc6Sherman
fS5gelion PRO = prs scS,,ch
a AlGpe from Rinaido-daear Ne i; so 3
Father"-HandeI5 Miss Emma cognnoplly
QuartetteE.What are These gfseN that Are
Arrayed in White Robes'-By Stain
err. Mrs. Jesse Morris, Miss Kate Land.
Messrs. Will Day, H.. Reuter-.
Memorial. ...........R Rev. c. NJ. Ol.chant
Ave Maria.............Miss Emma Cz@1AolJ
Gherribeni Miss Emma aCVofy
acl6'' Why Should the Spirit of Mortal :
be Proua?'...........Miss Jennie Reich
Closing Ode.........-..By All Present
Benediction ..."...-...Rev. Graham
Prof. Schockey, Accompanist.
The list of deceased members of the
various lodges are as follows:
Welcome, No. 6-Wm. Hastings, Isaac F..
Stewart. Chas. v. Scott, Robt. NJ. Hen
shaw, r. ". Ankle. joan S. Trimble, Jos.
Graves. j.; w. Van Keuren, Eugene Birch,
LIZ al6 u w "rriT Tlr.,, Seai I " pa 4cbiev
VIM. T. Smith, VIM. A. Wieser, Geo. II.
Hamblen. Chas. B. Carr, Silas NJ. Hath
away, Otis H. Thomas, Frank A. Body,
Ewd Robertson, Benz. +. Bachman, |. W.
Imhoff
Reliance No. 1S-Emil Arndt. j. B. Car
nahan, C. L. hurry, Hugh r. Letzkus,
Geo. w. Mabis,. A. D. Garden, Richard v.
Lavey, A H. Stephenson, Lee R. Davis,
Christian Blum.
Excelsior, No. 19-F. Muhlman, Chas. R.
Miller, C. L. Skinner, Clement Hess, Geo.
Upchurch. No. Coco. w. Myers, Mar
cur Baer, c. NJ. Taylor, E. W. Schaefer,
Peter Wendell. Jr, 3. E. Larson, Chas.
Thesis, A. J. McNash
Wheeling, No. 23-Geo. w. Reimenschnei-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-20
NEW ASSISTANT

Appointed by State superintendent
TroJter Morgantown Man Gets
the Place.
Special to the Register.
MORGANTON. w. Va, January 10.
Lloyd l.. Friend, assistant professor
in English at the University, has been
appointed by State superintendent of
Free Schools ]. r. Trotter as his as
sistant at a salary of $1,000. He.suc-
ceeds L. C. Anderson. who recently re-
signed. He takes charge at once.