The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-12

The Public School COmmSnCOme emit Other
Local Notes,


The Public School COmmsnOSm emit Other
Local Notes.
Luther Tarbst Is out after several weeks
illness.
Mr., Thos. Ault is confined to his bed
with fever.
The annual meeting Of the Buckeye
Building Association will DO held Monday
evening,
Mr.. A, A. CLARK Is in town arranging to
move bis family from Woodsfeld to St.
Clairsville.
The Eldorado circle OF Druids had a
concert last night, consisting Of choruses,
quartettesI solos, and few recitations.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
will change time again on Sunday, making
some important changes In the time Of
passenger trains.
The Scotia came up yesterday forenoon
and had begun the unloading Of her
whole cargo, at the upper ,wharfboat, to
forward the freight to Pittsburgh by rail,
when she got word OF slight rise In the
river, and took her freight aboard again.
Someone who went from here 10 Cleye-
land reported to one Of their papers that
there was a. fearful epidemic Of typhoid
fever raging here, with great number Of
deaths. This "newa" was sent from Cleve.
land to the Pittsburgh papers, and 10 flying
over the country much to Bellaire's dam.
age. A blooming agency" with bureau
to attend to evil reports would be q good
thing for Bellaire.
The commencement exercises OF the
high school last night were held in the
Eysian rink, which Of course, was crowd.
ed, large as 1t Is. An admission foo OF ton
cents was charged to deiray the expenses
which at former Commencementsw were paid
by voluntary contributions. Another novel
feature was the absence oil flowers for the
graduates, the presentations OF which used
10 form one Of the most noticeable parts
OF the exercises. Then too the usual band
music gave way To singing by Miss Flora
Williams, OF Martins Ferry, with Miss
Cora Carr as piano accompanied. This
was a decided improvement. Although,
on account Of the rivalry in the matter oil
flowers and presents, no bouquets were
presented, there was proiusion OF flowers
In the decoration OF the rink. Large
quantities Of evergreen were also used and
the form Of the rink allowed variety OF
decorations. AS there were twelve mem.
beers OF the senior class 10 graduate, not
much time could be devoted to
each essay and the music was interspersed
at frequent intervals. Miss Mamie RAN
dolph's subject was "0ur Glass" Miss
Katie Heath explained the class motto,
nAfgliOrd OtiDi." Miaa Nora Klae'a Ruh.
ject was "That bare vowel l."
Miss Berthe 1ngler discussed tour
Language" Miss Laura Frees sub.
jeCt was Difficulties" Miss Nettie Kurz
had the class "Prophecies." Miss Flora
Faupel's subject was Benefits" and Miss
Minnie Lowman's was Pleasures" Miss
Bessie Miller devoted her essay 10 the
Alumni, many OF whom were present and
who are increasing constantly, by such
additions as this oflast night. Miss Clara
Theobald's subject was the Last
Yesr" Of the class, but she was III
land Unable 10 appear to read her
paper. Miss Maggie Kings was
"Our Books" Mr.. Albert Leasnre, the
only representative Of the school boys,
had impressions" The whole series Of
essays was designed 10 form one whole,
and were not Independent efforts with.
out relation TO one another. As whole
they included an account OF the class, lie
members at the end Of the course finished
last night, their books, their work, diff.