Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-14
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A verdict Of Death bY Neglect N me
InfAnHcids Cass-Hotea

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verdict Of Death bY neglect IN The
InfAnHcids Cass-Notes.
Ssse.o, b he Sssdas Ratss.
CIlKkssuRG, Juns l3.-Ths Coroner :
Jury in the case of Annie Brown. charged
with infsnticide, returned q verdict thas the
child came to its death through neglect.
The Justice before whom the inquest wa'
held released her. However, this will not
nreyent an Indictment provided sufficient
evidence is adduced before the grand Jury.
The confession reported BY the officers Is
evidence enough to hold upon . preiimin'
sry examination or even iudict-
A large number Of persons attended tue
commencere nt exercises OF the Nortn ives
TERN Academy on Wednesday evening. Inc
exercises were conducted by John u. dst'
upps, principal, and Mrs. Naomi Emmett,
lescher of the classical department. They
were exceedingly appropriate and charsc'
terized With brerity and q we'll selected pro
gramme. The graduating class composed
OF Misses Mary V. Sbinn, Blanche Hovnor,
Al ME Pike. Belle Nutter. Dora NJ. Alexsu'
der, Mollie Hursey ard Emma B. Fordyce,
we're awarded diplomas by Col. Henry Hay
mond, after having read care
fully prepared essays. Other par
tjcuIar features were the excellent man
ner, in which vocal solos were rendered oy
Misses Edna Holmes and Mollie Hursey.
On Thursday evening at Broaddus Col
leee. Misses Lizzie Bowcock and Sallie Cole
Graduated, the former in the full course and
The lattes in the English. The exercises
we're creditabls to the participants and the
faculty rs they have always been under the
management Of the President Of that inshtu.
ZION. Mr. Willis has resigned his position,
owing no doubt, to the informal notice OF the
Directors to surrender up the building, and
the effort upon the part Of q few to get Q
position for some one else.
Richard Lowndes has returned from the
East. Everyone is living in anticipation OF
the new railroad, regarding which Mr..
Lowndes has taken so active q part.
There is talk Of enlarging the public
school building at this city. This is a much
needed improvement.
Rev. Il l. Snarles, Of. Cumberland, for
perly pastor of the Baptist church at this
place, preached the Baccslsureate sermon
on last Sunday evening. 1t was an able
and eloquent effort.
Mrs. G. NJ. Jackson, who, a few days ago
got her arm broken, is rapidly recovering,
and has experienced but little pain and in
convenience.
The Smith contested will case will be
tried on Monday By the County Court.
Miss Ida Rogers, formerly q teacher al
the college. is visiting here.
The Teachers Institute commences on
Monday at Clsrksburg. 1t is expected that
Mr.. Harvey, the author Of the grammar will
be present.
Miss Ada Northcot. has returned from
the State Normal School where she was
teaching.
The rink continues to be attended by i'm.
mense crowds OF ladies and gentlemen, who
enjoy themselves greatly. Ii closes every
right promptly at 10 o'clock, and is con
Quoted on the ~strictest principles of moral.
ity.
Finally the postmaster has been selected
by President Cleveland at this place. A
better choice than Lloyd Reed, Esq could
rot have been made, with all respect to the
rspy applicants, He has had . large
J business experience in the mercantile house
OF Richard L~owndes, Esq and is emiuently
| qualified for the position and will serve the
people creditably.