The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-30
performed surgical operation, which,
however, was unsuccessful, as the needle

pleased Will, The grea. West.
Mr.. W. Tagpatt, Of l,arton's station, wht
las been dangerously III for the pa:
month, Is now reported better.
Sheriff Hills has returned from Colun
BUS. ifc will remove 10 fiarncsviiie us sooi
rs his term OF office expires on Monday.
! Mr. John Smith, a resident of this conn
! " twenty years uvo, but now Of Boone conn
I y, Iowa, Is spending few days with Wi
liam i.ee, jr.
Mr.. Charles 7, Wells, principal Of III,
. Garfield schools, and Miss MAiile a. Pax
. ton, ot Pennington, were mar led Oh Thus
i day by Rev. Robert Alexander, ID. d., O
this place.
The Probate Court issued the iollowin!
marriage licenses last week: William b
Shipp aud Kate L. Schmidt, Marion W
Forester and Snsan A. Weekly, Charlie
.tT. Wells and Matta A.. iAxon, George
Frii.anl Annie l.. Bowen, Joseph Chase
aud Maggie Fahuer John l.. ltobb and
Anna i. Frvman
WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday WIS tho last days meeting Of
the Washington County Teachers Asso.
citation, and, OF cou45e, was the best. liry.
J. D. Moilat, President Of Washington
Jefferson College, opened the exercises In
m appropriate manner. Froi. John Ken.
nedv gave thirty.iive minute talk on the
ynlne Of teaching what tho pupil Is to use
IN life; after which Miss Fannie l.. Bird, Of
Pittsburgh, sung IL solo, accompanied on
the piano by her sister Miss Jennie. She
was loudly encored and gave another beau.
tiiul selection. DR.. Nlendenllall tnlked on
"rhc Schools Of Japan" THIS WIS one OF
the most interesting talks of the institute.
Miss DO Moss sang with great effect "Come
Unto Me-" This was her lust aud best
selection. She lins wonderful depth and
richness OF voice, and she displayed II most
perfectly III this selection. After this fol.
lowed what is generally considered the best
hour OF tho institute, |. C., the closing talks.
These were given by Superintendent
SPe'gle, Of Wes,moiland county, Presidents
Motiat md Miller, oi Washington and
Waynesburg Colleges respectively, and
quite Il number Of others. They were aIl
excellent, but the best one WIS that OF
Department Superintendent Ilauck.
The long metre d0xology was sung aud
the thirty.second annual meeting Of the
Washington County Teachers Institute
was adjourned to meet in one year.
1t would not do TO neglect to mention
the reports OF the various committees.
The Committee Oh Obituaries presented
u hitting memorial on the death pi County
Superintendent Mouck, WHO died since the
last meeting ot the Institute, while that OH
Resolutions presented brief but appro.
PIRATE sc, OF resolutions, giving thanks to
nll who assisted In the exercises especially
the County Superintendent, George 4.
Spndler, whose untirins efforts have made
the present meeting such 4 grand Success,
Too much cannot be said in praise OF MI
the Instructors. Professor John Kennedy
is the institute conductor OF the State Of
New York and is able and efficient. DR..
Ncn,lenhall isa very learned gentleman,
and having just returned from u three
years sojouin in Japan, he is able 10 in.
tetest MI audience III It higi, degree.
Deputy Superintendent Huuck Is II host IL,
himself. lie rouses nm audience in Il
wonderful manner. lie is very enthusiastic
in the work and under his able manage.
inent the cause 'ol education throughout
the State is receiving u great impetus for
good. Miss De Moss, Of Coshoction, Ohio,
is one OF the finest vocalists It has ever
been the good fortune OF the Institute 10
hear. While her voice is very rich md
sweet, she ut the same time articulates 30
distinctly that every word spoken is per-
iecsly understood by the listeners. This Ia
n laculty possessed by few singers.
Professor Spindlrr can congratulate him
sci OH this annual gathering OF teachers,
and it shows that he is the master OF the
situation, although he has been less ,han a
year in the office. lie will doubtless be
continued in the Office, il he succeeds rs
well III the future as he has this year.
The teachersare as tine looking BODY
ol Young ladies andgentlemen as one gen.
erally sees Assem- bled.
The people Of Washington hayc surely
showed their appreciation OF uii the exer.
clses by their punctual attendance. And
they also show that they favor popular cd.
ueatlon. The office Of County Supcrin.
intendent Spindlcr is said 10 be the fines,
Of the kind in the State. It's very taste.
iully decorated with the pictures Of authors
and poets.
srECnESv1fLE,
The possoilice will be removed to the
operh House building, on Marke, street.
Oh the 7th OF January.
1t would seem from the reports yes,er.
day that the burglars are about 10 com.
mencc operations again in this city.
The gum boot man." or SOME persona.
tor Of that gentleman, frightened Il lady |
Thursday night on North Fifth street,
l;-is intima,ed in certain quarters thut
fhn mil 't.nFtI nj tt,t, ,,sn ..,ll
down for few weeks after tie first OF
January.
L. G. Crawther OF the Upper Furnace
Company, was stopped near the railroad
bridge Thursday night by party who
doubtless intended to rob him, but 4 re.
volver in Mr.. C.'s hand caused hasty re.
treat.
Major John G. Brown, chairman, and
General Henry Gregg, Of the Republican |
County Committee, are doing ail In their
power 10 yet out 4 full vote next Tuesday. |
Their are earnest workers and il will be no
iuult theirs II TayIor's majority in this |
county falls below one thousand. The
majority Of the Republicans fully rralize
the importance OF the result and will
govern themselves accordingly, 4
hon. L.. CASfoRD on COL. TAYLoH's CHANCES. |
In an interview with IN lSTElIloEScgn
representative yesterday, Hon. l.. Haaford,
Of St. Ciairsville, said tlat he entertained
no doubts about the election Col, Taylor.
He said rs he had been paying little attcn.
tion to politics, the situation was rather
unknown TO him As TO Belmont county,.
Mr.. Danford thinks Mr.. Alexander's mi.
jority will not be 80 larso rs in October.
ry:!tnci township grvc him 500 muiority
before: he will probably not havc over 100.
MIR. Alexander WAS correct In els INTEL.
rloEScEn interview. The advantage Is with
the Republicans, and although the Demo.
Gratis pre elatcd over their late victories
elsewhere, they cannot poll their full vote.
III Belmont county the Democmtic strength
which COMES from Wayne, York, NlnaJ,
Wheeling and other country townships,
will be hnrd 10 bring out. The towns,
Bellaire, bridgeport, Martins Ferry and
Barnesyille are Republican" ~
us there auy doubt about Taylor's cleo.
tion?" '6'' II -
81 think that neither the apathy Of the
Republicans nor the vigilance Of the Dem.
ocrats can prevent the election OF Col.
Taylor by inlly rs largc majority as Mr.
Updegmll's.'
MouSpsviLLE n .
Miss E.fna Hogan, Of the New Martins.
willie schools, Is spending tue holiday Va.
cation at home here.
Mr.. Cnmer, Il former sojourner here,
And Miss Elder, OF the upper town, we're
married Wednesday, Inst.
Mr.. Clayton Israel returned from lIur.
sison county las. evening, bringing viii,
him M, Mis-, CLAYTON Israel, nee Miss Esta
West, sister Of Superintendent Vests