The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-03

DELAYED BELLAIRE LocALs-tIn-
tended for Saturdays paper. lin accord.
ance with the arrangements previously
made, Company Z, Of the I'll Regiment
y. n. G., from Steubenville, under com.
mand Of Captain Charles DOty and Lieut..
Oyer, visited Bellaire on Thursday, ar
riViug on the II o'clock train. Company
D met them at the depot and escorted
them to the armory, where chance was
given the boys to become acquainted
with each other. AT twelve o'clock
the battalion ,again formed, and marched
to the City Hall, where dinner had
been prepared for them by the ladies. At
o'clock the battalion was formed under
command Of Captain Doty, and marched
to the Public Square, where review and
dresa parade were gone through with.
After the parade was dismissed the CON
panies separated, and went through the
skirmish drill and other difficult man.
er. The Steubsuyille coupany show.
ed the more advanced Altainments, but
our own company was conceded 10 be as
thorough 70 lar as their education has
gone.
Sergeant Fisher, of company G, is the
best drilled man in the ID Regiment.
Col. Baron is absent from The city, on
a business trip TO New York.
The Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
met in the School Hall in this city yes.
terday morning, and was called to order
by Prof. Pratt, Of Bridgeport, Chairman
ot the Executive Committee. On motion,
Prof. shreve, OF Martins Ferry, was
elected President, and Mr.. J. Cash, Of this
city, Secretary. Prof. J. Duff delivered
avery appropriate and happy introdnc.
tory address, after prayer by Prof. Var
nell, OF BarneSvillc, and singing by the
Association. Prof. Pratt followed with a
paper on the Qualifications OF Teachers,
which, though abounding in pleasautness,
yet furnished subject for deep thought.
The afternoon session was opened By a
paper on "rhe Examination Test" by
Prof, YarnelI, which provoked lively dis.
Cussion. Miss Sutherland, OF the Steu.
beuvilIe High School, followed with an
essay on the "Cullivation Of Memory"
which evinced thorough consideration
OF her subject, and was as fine paper as
we ever heard read at an institute meet.
log. \ resolution was adopted look.
ing 10 Its publication in the Ohio
Educational Monthly. On last evening
at seven o'clock, Miss Eeeler, Super.
intendent Of Primary instruction, in the
Cleveland public schools, was announced
to lecture on the "the public school
system. The exercises are all we'll
attended, by local aud visiting teachers as
we'll as by citizens in general.
TheTnfant daughters OF J. W. Sellars
and David Jones, were buried yesterday.
Some diphthefia is said to Be
prevailing among the children.
The fair and festival, given by the
ladies OF the NJ. E. Church at the City
Hall on Thanksgiving evening, was de.
cided success. Upwards OF 800 was
cleared.
The usual church services will be held
tomorrow.
A gigantic sign has been added to the
attraction Of the Osborne House.
Mr.. E. N. Rowle4 and Miss Mary Jane
Matthews, il appearancea be not deceit.
iul, indulged themselves 10 the pleasures
Of loving mot wisely, but too we'll" last
summer. A few weeks ago Mr.. Rowles
was married to another woman, add the
euraged Jane Matthews, determined TO
have all the revenge possible, has had
her alleged betrayer bound over to court
in the sum Of $500. II is generally
thought that the girl's word ia not worthy
Of full credencs. Some lively scenes were
enacted at the preliminary examination
Of the case.
Another similar case is gradually
growing more and more a matter Of pub
lie concern, but the particulars are not
yet swornto.
Mr.. J. B. Lougley, Of st. ClairaviIle,
ex.editor of the Is'ltpeadeat, was ntown
yesterday.
Father Drennen, OF tie Oiio KGlIe
Nsps. was in attendance at the Teachers
meeting yesterday.