The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-03

NJ Young, ]. H. Mcclure. Louis Bayha,
]. j. Jsses, Sarah Mendcl, H. c. ogden,
r. ]. Reed, James X. Hall, g. y. Cald-
well, Robert Simpson, s. P. HildrethS
Thomas Prince. J. A. Baird, j. l.. Az
new, w. A. Herman, II. II. Harrison.
William Pfarr, NJ. Walters. B. F. Burt,
L. Clohan, A. n. Holden, George kur-
ner. ]. G. Lynch, George Dlgby. a. X.
Cecil, A. L. White, 7. B. Moore. Howard
Hazlett, Henry NJ. Russell, L, 2, Sands,
James Cummins. Alfred PAUL, William
F. Stlfel, w. T. Butler. Heber List, VIM.
H. Hearne, Sydney Laughlln. NJ. Il. Dali
William Milllgan, X. Westwo0d, VIII
MabIs, John Pracht, F. Mckinley. Au-
gust Relter, H. Menkemellsr. g. A. Reed,
j. +. Morrison, c. Menkemeller. William
Fee, c. d. Thompson, Green Hoffman,
william Armbrecht, George Myers,
Roth, G.. Schul, Charles SheIlenbeTg,
Jepson, John RloBS, PebleT, Funds,
Wheat, Embody, Stoke. Clarence
Hughes. Miss Barbara Brown, Lizzie
Swift, Nan Jacobs. NJ. c. Wilson. s. A.
Knoke. Sophia Carr. Belle Mendel, NJ.
j. Bailey, Annie Myers. Bessie McLain,
GussIe Wright, Amanda List. Lizzie
List. Sue Campbell, Fannie Brady
Lucy Kyle. Flora Stlfel. Fannie List,
lsAuIh DtAl&ElAt ANllu " NlAANNs AAllAF eA-
Nance, Mary Roberts. Martha Hare,
Ella Obernan. NJ. Shrlver, Amy Chap
line. Mary Vance, Mary Dlckey, Iselin
Root, SutlR Irwin, Mary Il. Hare Sa-
rah Hare. N. klieVes, j., j. Cummins
and Mr. George Il, Taylor.
The cash donations TO the Guild were
as follows: r. E. 2legleF. plumber, 81;
Mrs. NJ. Lehman, 95c; a friend, 15c: Mrs.
H. F. Ford, 81; Mrs. +. Flick. 25c; Mrs.
Charles Hostmnn. 81: Dan Brennan, Csc.
Mrs. Charles 4. Bowers. 81: Mrs A. g.,
Frohme, 81 Mrs, Waterhouse. 81; Mrs.
william ShOokey. 81: Miss Catharine
Brown, Csc; Mrs, Louisa Myers, 81; Mrs.
August II. Knoke, 81; Mrs. John Kohm.
81; Mrp Christian Becker. 81: cash. soc;
Lawrence Ray, Soc: Mrs. d. II. Whit
tinRton, 25c; William Hartman, &c;
William Hartman, 2hc: Mrs. AndrOss,
81; Mrs. Louis Nlebergall, 81: Mrs. JO-
seph SeybOld. 81: Charles Ebeling, Csc;
Mrs. J.. Armbrecht, jOc. II. WestwOod,
81: Mrs. MerscfIrOd, CSC.
This report eclipses any report here
toRore submitted by the Guild, thus
showing that II Is constantly gaining
active workers. and much credit Is due
the president Miss NJ. G. Wilson. who
Is constantly working In It's interest.
The ten who 80 ably assisted are as
follows:
Mrs. James Cummins, a. w. Kelly. A.
Il. Dunn, Cntharlne Myers John II. Me-
Clurc. t. u. Moore, George II. Parks,
Charles A. Reed, and Misses Sue II.
Campbell and Mary N. Dickey. Mrs.
W. j. W. Cowden, secretary.
The training school Is doing excellent
work, the number Of pupil nurses has
been Increased this year, and this Will
enable the superintendent TO better sup
ply the great demand for trained
nurses. which Is Increasing daily. Twice
during the year the real work Of the
training school was openly demonstrate
cd to the public First, during the
Elks carnival and street fair, an "eEn-
Urgency booth" was fitted up as an up
tO-dnte hospital, n trained nurst kept In
attendance. Many cases were treated
gratultouEly daily, and II the words OF
praiae and Testimony Of the patients
could be told they would express vol
umes. Again, during the state fair,
the same method Of advertising was
pursued. and again only words Of np-
prevail were spoken. The training
school II under the management Of the
superintendent and head nurse. Miss
Helnrlchs, late Of the brooklyn training
school. from whom the following report
has been received:
Total number OF patlento admitted,
1898, 2ii; total number OF patients adj