Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16
BELLAIRE.
School Hoard Meeting-GeneraI city
News.


Coroner ThOma as Garrett went out to st.
Clairsville Yesterday to make his return on
the finding Of the body of the unknown
man above the Bellaire mill.
To. morrow will be FLORAL Sunday in the
NJ. +. Church here. They did not have
the exercises on last Sunday on account of
the scarcity OF flowers, all in the neighbor.
hood having been bestowed on the sweet
girl graduates. The exercises will be held
in the basement of the church Oh account
of the upper room being repaired and
painted. The church is being handsomely
decorated for the occasion to-day by a bevy
of young ladies. The exercises will be very
interesting.
Miss Allie Calhoun left yesterday for a
visit TO friends in New Concord, o..
Miss Fouler, a bright belle from Mounds
vile, is the guest of Miss Eta Muth, on
Belmont street.
J. F.. CASTOR, Esq, went out to st. Glars.
vile on legal business.
DR.. Henry West, of st. Clairsville, and
DR.. S. i. West. Of Martins Ferry, were on
our streets yesterday.
DIR. EsteP, Of Louisville, is in the city on
business.
Miss Cora Carr leaves 10 day for a saort
visit to down the river friends.
The Buckeye lantern works is being EN-.
bellished with Il handsome new sign on the
side mex TO JniOn street. Motter is doing
the work.
A very fine crayon picture Of Col. David
Rankin is on exhibition in the show
window of GiIleland'S hat store, on Union
street. The artist is T. S. Happen, and is
one Of the finest pieces OF work ever ex-
hibited here.
Mr.. A. J. Heinlein leaves for Columbus
a., ~,1ra,. =, pIkn,Nl llo ~ M
exercises at the Ohio State University. He
will also take in the Democratic State Con-
v~ention. which meets in that city next
week.
Mrs. A. Wiley returned home yesterday
morning from a months visit to friends in
Kansas and other parts of the west.
The Globes and the Browns will play a
match game of base tall on the grounds
west of town this afternoon, The game
will be called about 3 o'clock. This is the
second game for these clubs. The Browns
beat the Globes the first game by a score Of
% to Il. A good game is expected this
afternoon.
The steamer Princess will run excur-
sions TO Wheeling Island all day to-day to
accommodate those who wish to attend the
benefit picnic given by the Glass Workers
Union. A large crowd will go up from
here.
Mr.. II. X. Hess has the contract for re.
painting the Benson ferry boat, which is
beirg repaired al the Wheeling docks.
At the school board meeting On Thurs
day evening the following teachers were
employed to take charge of the depart
ments named in the public schools Tor the
mex year:
Capt. b. f. Jones was re. elected Superin-
tendent at the salary OF s.. 500.
The teachers with the salaries in the
First ward are: C, grammar, $50, Louis b.
Mertz; c, primary, $40, Mrs. s. B. Lilly; b,
primary, S35, Mary Powell.
On condition that the Second ward build
ing is ready. the teachers will be: c, gram
S3S, Maggie Morrison; B, primary, S2j,
Jennie Duncan; c, primary, $3.50, Alice
Rankin.
Central NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. High School
teacher, $50 so, Belle Gorby; A, grammar,
$50, Alice Cunningham; B, grammar, 81,
Mary Crafty; c, grammar, S3S, Mrs. Mer-
rift; A, primary, $3S, Anna Faris; b, pri-
mary, $S5, Julia Dauple; C, primary,
$40 so, Emma Gill.
Fifth Wsrd-C, grammar, s76. A. A.
Clark; A, primary, $3S 80. NJ. r Williams;
b, primary, SIS, Maggie Hamilton c, pri-
mary, S42 so. Miss Taylor.
Indian Run-B Grammar. 5000, Miss
Resgle; c primary. 5000, Alice Winans:
A primary. 1885, {. Emma Martin; colored
school 5000, J. II. Hamilton. The prin-
cipal of the high school has not been Sc
lected as yet.
The teachers are elected subject to as
signment and the salaries of those en-
ployed in the Second ward will not begin
until the building Is finished.