Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-10
BELLAIRE.
4 New Order Instituted In the Schools
Other Notes.

New OrGer Instituted In the schools
Other Notes.
The Council of the National Union, an
insurance order has been organized in this
city. Ii has ninety,ive charter members
The following officials were elected: Ex.
President, T. S. Tappan; President, s. O..
Cummins; Vice President; Sol II. Lee,
Secretary; R. J. Riley, Financial Secretary
d. B. Banks, Treasurer; A. klotz, Medical
Examiner; DR.. j. Park West Chaplain; 5.
II ornberry, Usher; Charles Brockman
Sergeant at Arms, NJ, c. Stewart Frank
Craft, who has been spending his summer
vacation at his houe in this city, returned
TO school in Columbus to-day. Mrs. Jas,
Rees, of st. Clairsville, is in the city.
Charles Ditmer, Of Wellsburg, is in town.
The docket at Castle de Cooper has been
blank for several days. The Marshal thinks
he has about cleaned the rowdyism from
the city. The funeral Of Mr.. Charles Eau.
pei yesterday afternoon at 1 o clock was well
attended. A large number OF our people
will attend the fair to day. The Republi
cans of the First ward organized Blaine
and Logan club last night. J. 4. Lingo, Of
Quaker City, was in town Yesterday.
j. II. Lashley left yesterday FOR Indiana
Patrick Lynesky, Jr.. will open a saloon on
Bridge street Clinton MilligaI is in Barnes
vile this week on business. The party given
by John Runyon at bis home in the Fifth
ward, last night was a very pleasant affair
George Gary is happy. It's a new boy
bady. Mrs. J. +. Francis is home from a
visit with friends in the country.
Andrew Anderson intends going to school
at Wooster, o. There has been some
changes made among the teachers in tho
First and Fifth wards. The Toledos and
the Globes play on 18th and 26th. Many
mothers wise " consider the advisability OF
sending their children to school during the
hot spell, and after considerable reflection
the poor scholars are rushed of to the
school room to be out OF the road, MS will
be seen by the following. AT the
opening Of the schools on Monday, as warm
as the weather was. l,l99 pupils answered
10 their names. Last year at the same time
l,O74 scholars were present making %
more persons at school the first day OF this
year than last. II is easily seen that the
suffering weather is no drawback on the
part Of the parents Prot Jones has decided
TO dismiss the schools for short time
at II a. m. and at 3 p. IN. The school
marms. are now busy discussing q
au important question. The conundrum is,
81 all they sign a contract which provides
that they shall receive pay only for the time
actually worked in the school room. II sp
pears to be forethought on the part oi
somebody to economic and would proba
bly never have been thought Of had it not
been for the late food and the diptharia
which closed the schools for q short time.
rhe teachers are paid by the month, and
are hired for school year under certain
conditions While the teachers we're idle
turing the above stated periods the board
vas compelled TO pay them their salaries
f the contract that is now being delibera
rcd by the teachers IS signed by all Of them
he amount Of money each teacher will re-
ceivc At the end Of the month will Just be
equal to the number Of days he has
worked. Nineteen Of the older in
structors say they will have nothing to do
with the matter and will not sign it. II is
not the little sum they will loose when q
holiday comes arosnd, but it is the princi
pie Of the thing theJ look at. Being hired
at certain sum per month they are OF the
opinion that they should receive their money
for the full month, IL they were well and
able to teach and there Was no school
One Of the ladies said that she had
heard that the teachers who did not pot
their names 10 the argument would have 70
seek new places Of employment We
would sag 70 the Board OF Education, econo
mize, but instead Of beginning at the
spigot they SHOULD stop the leak at the
bune.hole. Robert Campbell, who was
kicked By mule at Sebick's coal works is
getting better Mr. r. c. MONS Is
home from Warrington, W. Va
William Eserle, Of Mikonsburg, is in town.
Merchants who are in the habit Of closing
up the sidewalks with their goods are mott
sed TO keep their psvements clean. Percy
Grove is home from trip to friends in
Western Ohio. The family Of Mr. J. b.
BaTnbiB goes west on Thnrsday. The class
of 's5 has reelected its old officers. The
clnb holds meetings every two weeks
The Willing Workers, Of The Episcopal
church. me. last nigh st the hon, Of VIM.
Philips. Council hsid short meeting last
NIGHT owing TO the heat The tenPers.
tuys seems 70 fall on as al alike Bethel
o.npmeeting begins on the 18th. The Re
krmed Outls~ 1t Turner kali touosros
wight Miss Jessie Conthour gives one d
her elessut eloeutionsry entertainments 10
the N. T. church to noro~ night