The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-20
Committee on Books, Curios
Bellies Holds a Meeting and
APPOINTS SUB. COMMITTEES
For Each Ward of the CITY and III
the Suburban Communities
subcommittee Are to Begin 1h'l
Work Immediately and Comp
February 1-waE Relics comnitis
Meets This Afternoon.

one OF the must lIup9EAAAe SAAAttlAts
tees working for the success q the
Loan Exhibition for the benefit Of the
city Hospital. is that on books, nanu-
scripts, curios and relics, OF which
Judge G. L. Cranmer is the chairman.
This committee met yesterday at-
ternoon at the rooms of the chamber Of
commerce. Judge cranmer presiding.
and with a good attendance.
It was decided to appoint sub-eom-
mittees for each ward Of the city and
one for the suburban communities out
the pike. Chairman cranmer announc-
ed these. as follows;
First ward-Mrs. Flora Williams, Mr..
Alfred PAUL. Mrs. James Matthews,
General Alfred Caldwell, Mrs. ]. N.
Vance.
Second ward-Mrs. ]. L. sooy, Mrs..
g. j. Bates, Miss MaEgie OFT. Or. L. D.
Wilson, DR.. R. N. Baird. DR.. R. j.
Reed, Mrs. Sidney LauEhlln.
Third ward-Miss Sue Campbell, the
Misses cummlns. Mrs. T. B. McLain,
Mrs. G. L. cranmer, Mrs. F, II.
LanEe, Mrs. W. w. Arnett.
Fourth ward-Iilss Jennie fancy,
Mrs. s. L. Brice. Mrs. James Nell,
Miss Sue Netcaif, Mrs. T. N. Garvin,
DR.. Harriet B. Jones.
Fifth ward-Airs. C. Russell Hub
bard, Miss Minnie Lohse, Miss Edna
BlngIe, DR.. ]. schwinn. H. F. Behrens.
sixth ward-AiIss Anna Irwin, Mrs.
W. B. Lewis, Miss Reppeto, Mrs. w.
w. Irwin, Miss Lizzie NJ. schmulbach.
Seventh ward-Mrs. H. n. Harrison,
DR.. E. C. Myers. Mrs. E. c. Myers, Mr..
Robert McCabe, Mrs. Tinker, Mrs. ce-
ell A. Robinson, Mrs. James B. fancy,
Mr.. Alex. Mitchell.
Eighth ward-A. ]. schultze, Prof. F.
H. crago. Mrs. R. R. Bigger, Frank W.
Bowers, Mrs. Stephen Waterhouse.
Mrs. Joseph seybOld, Mrs. Isadore Full
ton.
TrIadelphla dIstritc-Mrs. j. w. Pax
ton, Mrs. Percy Norton. Mrs. ]. ]. Hol-
loway, Mrs. E. A. Hosack, Mr. ]. D.
DUBOIS, Mrs. NJ. T. Carr, Miss Mary
Vance, Mr.. o. C. Dewey. Mrs. Harper,
Mr.. 1. F. Jones, Mrs. ]. D. culbertSon.
Mrs. S. S. Bloch, Mrs. C. H. Simpson,
Mrs. Forbes,
At the suggestion of Mrs. Holloway.
the Triadelphla district committee was
assigned to work in the following com.
munitles:
woodsdaIe and Leathsrwood-Mr. ].
D. Dubois, Mrs. ]. ]. Holloway. Mrs.
E. A. Hosack.
Echo Point and Edgington-Mr. o. c,
Dewey. Miss Mary Vance. Mrs. j. D
cuibertson.
Pleasant valley-Mrs. n. 7. Carr
Mrs. Percy Norton, Mrs. s. s. Bloch.
Park Place to Elm Grove-Mrs. ]. W.
Paxton, Mrs. Harper, Mr.. l. F. Jones,
Mrs. C. h. Simpson. Mrs. Forbes.
Addressing the committee, Chair.
man Cranmer spoke Of the necessity Of
beginning work Immediately, prosecut'
ing It theoretically and finishing not
later than February /. when the cat
alogue is to be complied. The sub
committees are to make campaign Of
investigation, unenrthlng all the old
manuscripts, books, curios and relics
that they believe will add to the inter-
est and attractiyeness OF the Loan Ex-
hlbItion. The committees will take
,,,or,oran5, ~ aunh artIIea and the
names and addresses Of the persons
having them, which are to be turned
over to Chairman Cranmer, who will
take steps to secure the articles for the
exhibition.
The committee on war relics, Of
which Colonel Robert white is the
chairman, has been called to meet this
afternoon at the rooms of the chamber
OF commerce. The hour Of meeting is
o'clock, and a full attendance is de-
sired.