Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
STEUBENvlLLE.
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The eCommencement-Drowned-old Citi-
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SPECIAL 10 the Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, June 20.-1t has been
said that Steubenville has more than her
share of pretty girls, although they don't
get themselves up" in just that artistic
style which charscterizes the daug ghters of
Pittsburgh and Wheeling. But to the care
full observer during the past eventfal
week it would seem that Steubenville
has not only pretty girls, aud
plenty of them, but ones who for style
:ouldn't be excelled by either OF the cities
above mentioned. The week has been
.,vt ntful in that it has been commencement
week, and commencement week IN the
court house town" is the "gladdest time OF
Ill the year." 1t outstrips the holidays for
popularity. in that the female sex have
better opportunity for displaying their
charming selves in gowns OF the
inest tissue" and for number of other
reasons. Without going into details it may
truly be said that this years commence
ments both as to the seminary and public
schools, have been the most successful in
years, and the high school graduating class
the famous 4l-was the largest and as
good as any class ever eminating from the
First ward building. Their names are:
John C. Ferguson, James Sarratt,
Ella Fisher, Mamie NJ. Shellsrt,
Agnes Fisher, Rachel McEnery,
Lizzie provinces Carrie Z. Forbes, Katie L.
Gilmore, Jessie Morrison, AIDA Hsldemsn,
Bertha May, Mary A. Perkins, Biena
Black, Cora L. Coulter, Jessie Il. Ridgeiy,
Hervey G. Mooney, Hattie r. Burke, Jessie
L. Erwin, Laura c. Giles, Emma Moncrief
Nettie NJ. Browney, Maud A. Dunbar, Daisy
Cable, Jacob R. Thompson, Chas B. Kells
Mary F. Ralston, Sallie J. Holroyd, Mamie
johnson, Edwin s. Anderson, Gertie Cum,
Blanche W. Hsnlin, Thomas McCauslen,
Nellie Fl. Copeland, Thomas W. Walker,
Mary R. Barrett, Emma L. Ficks, Hattie
King, Gertrude Gettings, Jessie B. Pearce,
Olive Logan Ferree.
Miss Sallie ]. Holroyd took FIRST honors
of the class and Thomas McCauslen second.
1t was a class great in size and hard to beat
in intellect.
Edward Campbell, q former Steubenville
boy. vas drowned at Rochester, Pa, yes
terday evening in attempting TO save the
life Of q companion, who took the cramP
while swimming. Campbell was l9 years
ofage.
A complaint was made to S. A. Loben
pier, the agent for the society for the pre-
yention of Cruelty TO Animals, and agent
for the Humane Society. that man nance
Augis Campbell, Jr., living on South Fifth
street, was in the habit Of abusing bis chill
dren. The agent visited the house sno
Campbell was warned. he promised o
heed the warning.
J.B Peters, one Of the Oldest citizens o.
this city, died this morning, aged 7s. BE
was the father Of W. r. Peters. and leaves
a wife and four children. In religion be
was a Methodist; in politics Democrat.
W. R. Smith was married yesterday
terncon to Miss e. Grouse BY Justice May
Il was q case Of had 10 with the groom.
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, 9 highly es
teemed lady Of this city, died this morning
at seven o'clock from stroke OF psrslSsif
The Harmonic Singing Society OF the
city. excurt to Moundsville tomorrow Sus
day) on the steamer Courier. A big croEt
Of Germans win 60. !
Thomas McNesl was arrested to-day to-
cruelty to animals. BE plead not gull.
and was bound over 10 court
Jos. BaIzell, q furniture dealer, made q
assignment to-day to Joseph McGoEaa
| Liabilities unknown.
"a pOlicemans life is not happy oas
AT least Officer Mcpherson thinks q
Ed. McGiunis, rufian, hit the officer